The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-29 00:00:00

Illarittts.

BRISTOL CORN, Titritsosv. Enlihani fa."
wheat were in fair supply on our market, but tryla—X
dull at Is per quarter decline. With arrivals of 7.
. Mak
values have given way Rd per quarter.
barley and oats at about last week's prices.
BRISTOL CATTLE, Titraspay.—We had
English beef on offer, nearly all being canadvirZl
e
decent quality. Best samples fetched from R.'n to 7oi so
cwt bWisrf much below last week's quotaterms Ntan.
was in fair supply and moderate demand, best wee*
fetching from 91 to Oftd, and ewes from sdi to
pound. Lamb was in good demand at from bid to litik
pound. There were about 1,630 store cattle on offer,*
although prices were again somewhat in favour of te..
a clearance could not be effected. The nuldi.e.o,
was rather slow. There were only about ,)41 pin ft7n
Ireland. Bacon fetcned 12s, and porkers from lb a
1/1 ed per score.
LIVERPOOL CORN, FRIDAY—With a poor nthit
anoe at our market a small business has been dons el
reduction of Id per centaL Californian, M Rd to 'A
Flour in limited request at *I Per rental decline la*
corn low; mixed American, Id to 5,2 d.
Egyotian, 7514 to Ts 211 Peas, Canadian, 71. We*,

v7raFIELD CORN. FllDAT.—Tbere is 'OTT
business doing in wheat, and fact ,rs ban to tektite.*
leas many. BOMB steady. Oats Is per quarter long
Maim owing to acarcity, fully aa dear.
M WAKEFIELD CA LE—We had I lat Meta
offer, including 50 American cattle, &Ild t*,
Sp misit. The quality generally wu good. Although a.
supply was considerably leas than that of lut week, IQ
owing to the state of the weather, butchers stead
indisposed to make large purchase., and the Mock es
quite sufficient for the demand. Beet qualities wade lil
per stone, average sorts 91 61, and secondary to
sheep and lambs 4,150 were offered, and prices rage(
from itird to flf 1 according to quabty. Lunlas male lola
114 per lb. There were eight pens of cslves, chioly fix
Deronahlre, and they sold at 81 tl 91 pr i. la the m
trade there was only • slow market, ant small pie, ms
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from Is 81 to 2s with less than lost week; the Mete
pork were 711 61 to 8s 64 per atone. In lean stock ri
mitch oows, some really good animal, were ehows—mfie
cows making £l6 to Al each, and lean beasts it to Lit
WAKEFIELD PROVISION, FRIDAY —Beef. 71 Wig
per lb. ; veal, 74 to 101 per ; lamb. lid to I. pet It;
mutton. 64 to 10Id ter lb. ; pork, 71 to 9d per It. ;mut*
64. to 84.
BATH CORN. SATURDAY. The supoly of Eagle
wheat was very short, and for good parole very firm ists
were made ; ieferior and foreign wheats slow of ea
Barley, because of scarcity, 61 dearer. The flew use
ruled quiet.
GLOUCESTER CORN, SATURDAY.—Toa marketni
thinly attended, but there was a fair Liefuh-r of wee
of English wheat, which were only f Cile at If pr
quarter decline. Foreign very quiet at
Mail, and oats 61 per quarter cheaper. r,r,odiai !wq
without change in value.
TAUkTON CORN. SATCRDAT.—The aftendsnee en
small. English white wheat was Is I,wer, and red us
same. Foreign was as much et Is to Wove o tte ewe
Grinding barley sold the same as left week. Maize, rag
and flat, wee 61 to Is lower. o.t, were uudtered 3
price. Beans and peas unchanged. Fur. 37s to it
The general tone of the market was downward.
WARM INSTER CORN, SATURDAY.—There cue tee
supply of wheat on offer, which met • m.olorste tale g le
prices Of last week. Hardly any ants. leana, fr tee
offering. Frio:fa may be quoted as f01i0... ..-1% h..% le
Mb to 486 ; second.. 30s to 40s ; grinding barley,
bean., 50' to 56. ; oats, 23. to 28s per quarter.
TAUNTON CATTLE, SATURDAT.—The &academe"
thin, and the supply small. The get oral tone of :11
market was lower. There were many empty sheep yea
Pikes everegei as follows :—Fat steer.. £25 to £21:1
heifers.= to £l6; griming steer., .Cl 2 to 116 , mei
heifers. £lO to £l4; cows and calves.4l4 to £l5; farm"
Alf to 113. Fat withers. 50s to 56e : fat atom 184 to NI
CORK BUTTER, Sarviunr.--Ord nary—FE'. ll
second., loin; thirds. 103.; fourths. 940 ; arum ; RP+
fine. 117 s. Fine mild. 113.; mild, 110 e. Salt kees—Pee
1131 : seconds, 1081; thirds. 1041; fotuths, 921. Nags
of firkins in the market-2124.

The reason why eo many are unable to tete Cae
in, that the varieties commonly sold are mixed
&tomb, under the plea of rendering them soluble. "Ole
really making them asick, hoary, and indigestible. TIP
may be easily detected, for if C cos thicke,u Mac
it proms the addition of t,tarch. Cadbury's Cm
Essence is genuine; It is therefore three time. t:1
strength of these Cocoas, and a refreshing beeery
like Tea
.or Coffee. '
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Mcile. Sarah Bernhardt has been condemned t,
to the Comedic Francaise 100,000 Ire. (E 4,0001
darinhires, and has been declared to have forfeited 1,1
her rights and privileges in connection with the thagn
which are valued at 44,000 frs. (11,760).
According to their last report the Tharsis Sulphur id
CoPPde Company Limited sold during the nrecidg
twelve months 159,864 tons of pyrites, and 2130 to•
iron ore.
The Nottingham, Leominster, Horsham, Wilton le
Bury St. Edmunds election petitions are withdrsee
The Leicester Chamber of Agriculture. on Satanic
passed • resolution approving with gratitude the prose'
eAp.e
oimh an and wiee manner in which Mr. Gladstosi
to deal with the malt tax, and requisite/ IN •
county members to support the measure.
Two more fatalities by lightning occurred on Sets*.
One of them took place in the village of Trivet •,
Somerset, where one man was killed and saothersensee
Injured whilst taking shelter under • tree during I 01°,1'
and the other in the North of Ragland. • C 417
propeietorinarne4Btobart being struck dent under I tut
The celebration of the centenary of the Sunday felad
movement Will take place during the present week.. ,
In the face of the stoppage of numerous furnaces Cu
Cumberland distt the fall continues in the Pn"
hematite iron, which is now nearly as low as it le
twelvemonth ark
The great chess contest between Herr Zukertort ad!
Rosenthal has terminated in favour of the forme, W.
wins £iloo. M. Rosenthal only scored a single vairtl'
against seven by his opponent.
The Berlin Conference at its Friday's siltin4 r
mously adopted the frontier line recommended 611
delegates The greatest part of the littoral ellir
understood remains Turkish • and the line
Kal&mas Valley has been dziwn eight won )I°'
Olymnus.

Abdul Rahman has written to the chiefs that bill
not wining further south than Charika at presol,
He has ordensi:no resistance to be rffereil to Lingo
Gough in Koh Daman.
In Constantinople the excite ent reepectulegy
result of the Conference hal been Very
Turkish Government is making warlike peePd"'.7,
It is highly improbable that any resistance wd',
offered. The almost complete &Mance of seicatitf.."
111. and property in Constantinople is • subiect °IL"'
greater interest to the Inhabitants than the CodiM
Every day assassinations are committed iii sad
the city, and the assassins are permitted to tocsitg
After several alight successes the Burmese loom", ua
have been utterly defeated, and have crowtLi
British territory. The Nyoungoke has heed
and brought into Thayetmyo. et by) I/
The Queen held a council to-day 1--_,°B„,
Windsor. Mr. Gladstone had a private """-",04
also had Sir Henry Layard. M. Len Say es., 0
his letters of recall, and the Bishop of Livstio°'
presented.
The Duke of Edinburgh left London 0-131
day) to join H.M.S. Hercules, when be I' .111 Pr
with the Channel Squadron on a extuio of
round the west coast of Ireland.
The fortyesooond anniversary of the Q
ation was celebrated at Windsor to-day ofonalf
usual honours.
Consols unaltered.