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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, TiitAts—D-a.;.---Our show of fat beef
at to-day's market was not so large as last week, but
a considerable improvement was manifested in the
demand, and prices consequently advanced a shade.
Best samples sold readily at from 82s. to 845, and
middling sorts from 755 to 78s. We had a
superabundant supply of sheep, and trade being
even duller than -last week, not a few were left
in the pens at the close of the market unsold.
Best wethers realised from 754(1. to Syitl., and
heavy ewes from nyitl. to Nil. lamb was not
so plentiful, and the inquiry being more active
prices were firm, and in some cases a slight advance
was obtained on last week's rates, the quotations
ranging from toil. to iid per lb We had a pretty
good supply of store sheep, but business was only
middling, owing chiefly to the weather. Bed sorts
fetched from 525. to 5.0 , inferior descriptions
changing hands at from 435. to 47s Altogether there
were about 1,000 store cattle on offer, something like
600 of them being consignments from Ireland The
late dry weather and scarcity of feed, has, however,
checked the improvement toile in the market, and
to-day business was exceedingly quiet at high rates.
The same causes operated against trade in the milch
cow department, and although the supply was not
particularly large some were left unsold There were
between &o and 700 pigs on offer, and a tmxlerate
inquiry prevailed. Bacon flip fetched from its.
Eid to its 9d. ; porkers, from its. csl. to 125. per
score

-- - - METROPOLITAN, THURSDAY.—Therc is a
much smaller number of beasts than on last Thursday,
and choice qualities arc specially scarce ; the demand
is, however, very limited, and prices are lower.
There are a few more sheep, and trade is very dull ;
Nlontlay's quotations are with difficulty obtained.
Lambs are more plentiful ; all kinds are lower in
price, and middling ones are scarcely saleable. There
are oo 'flitch cows on offer; trade is very bail for
them. Choice calves are rather dearer. Our foreign
supply consists 0150 beasts, 20 milch cows, 5240 sheep,
and 410 calves,

(Per it of dab.)

Best Scots, Hafonls, &c.
Best Shorthonis
Second quality Beasts
/lest down* aim] Ilan-bras ..
I)itui Shorn
Haat Long•wools
Ditto Shorn
Ere* anti Secou4 quality ..
Ditto /thorn
..
I•1ps

6 4. 6.4.
•• .. 6 6to 5 10
• • .. 5 4b. 5
•• .. 4 04.5 2
.• .. 0 04•0 0
•. .. 5 04. 5 4
•• .. 0 04.0 0
•• •• 4 84w5 0
.• 0 oto 0 0
•• .. 4 41.4 8

a 4t07 4

•• 3 4. 510
••• 0 Owe 0
Beasts. 900; Sheep, 14.S00; Wye.. 509

M ETROPOLITAN MEAT, THURsDAV.
(Per Anne al tit by th. Catable.)
11.11. Cd.
D 44,3 3 340 4 81 Foreign pip .. 4 4to 5 0
Mutton '2 Bto 4 4 NBOll4lll do.. 5 oto 5 8
Beet Irreeh nutter .. • 15s. per dozen lb
becuad de. 80.
JAS. Iblet k co. 143, New Nest Market, SnalthtlehL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

SWANA9II.

ROYII. ALIIERT.—This steamer made her first appear-
ance for the slimmer season on Monday.
*toss Timm. -A goodly number of small trailing
vessels have lately been loading with stone in our bay and
at the pier.
-The parish church I. undergoing
thorough cleaning.
VISITOR/4.-We notice the arrival of a few more visitors
lately, but the runnier Ii not very large yet.
AneeNsios DAY. -On Ascension Day there were morn-
ing prayers in the church at 10.:O, and full evening service
at seven. The lioly Communion was aftereards
tared to about fifty roman 111 l
Tut lIRATIIRR BRI.I. —This steamer commenced her
regular service het*, eenSwanage.Piiiile, and llourneminith
on Thursday.
Logo. Baum-The members hell their usual meeting
on Monday, when several sanitary matters were nailer
their eonsi.ler.dion. Mr. lie-urge Mil was chairman.
Announced i, the seomil rate of Is. in the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

ANN ADAMS, DECKABED.

VOURSUANT to the Act of Parliainent of the
Z2nd and 23rd Victoria, liapter 3."), intitatleil "An
Act to further amend the Law of Property and to
relieve 'Primitives." Nonce is HERMIT GIVEN, That all
CRIOITofts and persona having suiy DEBTS or I 'LAI 2dS
against the Estate of ANN ADAMS, late of Piddle-
town, in the County of Dorset, Widow, deceased, who
olied on the fourth day of DEciuraxit, 1b72, and whose
Will was proved in the District Registry attached to
Her Majesty's Court of Probate at 13Iandford, on the
2ist day of Dacrainalioar2, by Joins Huuraa and
CHARLES YOUNG, the Executora named in the said
Will, are hereby required to send the particulars of
their Debts, or Claims to us, the undersigned, Solicitors
to the said (*HARED.; YOUNU, the surviving Executor,
on or before the loth day of JUNII next, alter which
time the said surviving Executor will proceed to dis-
tribute the Assets of the said ilecemed among the
parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the
Debts or Claims of u hick the ellllll surviving Executor
shall then have have hail notice, and lie will not be
liable for the assets, or any part thereof, to any person
of whose Debt or Claim he shall not then have hail
notice.

ANDREWS AND POPE,
Dorchester, Dorset,
Solicitors tote said Surviving Executer.
CLEARANCE SALE

SOILED B UOKS, TB ACTS, kr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

ASHLEY FOR EVER! !!

CANFORD nOltd.
ir. 1114 :are Doodle."
Sir Ivor O. sm.!ly
Came with a pair 1.1 ponies,
They hoisted blue and made ado
With an the blessel Tories.
But Poole voters can't forget
71tc dirty Starks petition,
They won't be sold by "Vattfunl nobs,"
But give them their dismission.
inosts
avelyn asbliy's i.vir,e to torn,
bilieral fight art;
We'll keep the Califon! Tory out,
And vote the Liberal in.
They send about their distual sides,
With Iles upon their lams :
As though the Tories 'medal yet
To fall in fresh disgraces
Though Waritig., gone without a touch
,f a Tory's dirty fingers,
Yet still the Poole voters know
Its "Fishing' nimoory lingers.
Cutinta.—Evelyit Ashley, Ac.
We mean to show Sir Ivor Goat
niat Poole is independent,
Sr Aelli.l4Va t,hnc abote his own
At the poll shall ildne tonmendent.
A noble 401..14 noble sire.
Ills name shall Ito I th.' ;
We'll *how these grassl young l'orim yet
Lileuals have a Soul.
elhlara.--Eveiya Ashley,ku.
We sem% torn mond ilk., roasting gmae
On Cmford's nsadhla Jerk;
We will not wait till we are " done,"
Ilut give them all the nook.
We've heard about the Poole bar.
They say 'tie tonne.' td sami
And so are Tory promises,
How about the Foreshore land?
Cuoara— Evelyn Ashley, An.
Wen put a I at Ashley's tams,
And let the Tories see
That Poole voters won't be sold,
We are from Canton! free.
Ashley and freedom is our cry,
Let the Tortes knue. le down,
But the Liberal ftv shall float aloft.
And Ashley sier the Moan.
COOlitra. —Evelyn Ashley, Ac.

somebody "in the seeret " has tobl somebody else. who
halt Old aLe Strxt LL C.-nserratives have made up their
wind to win lbs ilisy ono aeOn. I.otefill flow the reittlt
of their canvass, that they inteid E fe.hice Nit. Waring's
biro majority of IZ to 3 minority of at heist all I
Something has been said about another petition. To-
day there is a a ratisour—in fact it Vra" spoken of on
Saturday night —that Intimidation was being practiced,
voters holding situations being cautioned how they voted,
as " the ballot would not shield them" fret..the din.
r4'eleaBmire Ture! of
fi
asked tobelieve all sorts of things on such times as these
is
irheaniAl7 to
it ho
cr..,tild littehel:
although one is vote against their
This morning eanvaming is going on briskly,. and while
penning these few lines Sir Ivor Quest and Mr. Ashley
have hunted up the constituency around one iisost
zealously. Voters whom Sir leer has not been able to nail
upon have been honoured with a note of apoloxy. "Written
and signed by himself," —only it happens to lie Mho-
graphed—which many would treasure lip as mementoes of
condescension, which they never expected.
Tht fottowir.^ card lug been banded me with a request
to e*pode this falasty Jt nevls but to be read to be under-
NOW yo roux
. . .. . _ _

Mark the Ballot PaliWai;;;n.t:73:...n in the Polling Plans
with a X oppositu the name of Guest. Copy uf lieUot
Paper :

ASHLEY,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

sETTLEMENT toV TIM LINCOLNSHIRE
LI ICH-11UT.

wean,. Worley, bixon, Ilugheg and Macdonald on
Weilumiday met the committee of the Lineolnablre
Formers Amorlotion. The farmer* agreed to withdraw
the lock-oat on the *wine Iwung withilrawn. Theae term.,
were accepted. owl the men will remote work. The
termination of the Militate la other district 4 i* likely to
follow.

--
Mr. Marocli lon' granted a retiring Itension of five
hundred a year to Mr. limirge Russell, late Secretary of the
Commissioners of Public Work..
NEW REOUL %TIMIS FOR ENLIATIIEXT.—MT flatherne
Hardy has issued fresh regulatione for army service. A lad
may now enlist in the Cavalry, Artillery, or Engineer...either for twelve year. with the-army,or eight with the artuy
and four with the reserve; sr in the infantry for twelve
years in the ranks, or six year. in the ranks and six years
In the insert e. The regulstions cuateih further lino axons
by which • soldier may reoeigage himself, with the consent
of competent authorities, for such a period as would extend
his entire service to the old term of 21 )ear.; or he IRO*
enter the reserve after three years' service, or extend Ms
six year.. with the army into.twelve, instead of dividing the
term between the ranks and the reserve.
A Swat' ov TIIX fairs Cow.—An amusing incblent,
occurring a week or two age, is too good to remain untold.
though It may shake puldlc faith in analysto and dairy.
men. The Superintendent of a police division in Wmt
Somerset one morning directed a sulionlinate to inform
the milkman who supplied the Station that a sample of
the purchase would be tested. and that his master might
accompany the Superintendent to he present at the
.uauguation. 6.011 after the Superintendent had started
au the some day to a county analyst the dairyman arriied
the pohoe-station in great trouble, not to see the oilier
_ter he was blind -but to explain the 'natter. which he
declared h. ..woubl'ut have WM it happen for fifty pion.
He had on accident : the cow kicked the can over luid
spilled • lot of the milk, awl the lad pit in a lot of hot
water to make up the deficiency. Ilut it never occurred
tattoo- The ow fellow's .liatresa about the few quarts of
wslsape.s In the gallon and.a.half of milk, however, was
premature. for the rep,ort from the laboratory, renounced

t• .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

COALS! COALS ! !

NAT D ARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• New bx, South-street, and Sorrs.Wssresx
RAILWAY STAnox, DORCHESTER, Lege to thank the
gentry and public generally for past favours, and to
inform them that all orders rent to him shall have
prompt attention.
W.D is now supplying
FOREST OF DEAN for Bullok and SILKSTONE
COALS, and confidently recommends
them as
SUPERIOR TO TIIE BEST WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
IGISIDES BEING
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Trial resprrtfolly solicited.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South.street,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

SEEDS,

Inactivity now characterises the agricultural seed
trade, the sowing demand being of course at an end,
and no great amount of speculation having yet sprung
up. Sonic quantity, however, of yearling American
red clover seed has lately changed hatith, at an
advance on previous rates. For mutant and rape
seed we have a steady demand at full prices. There
is • feeling that both these articles must shortly he
dearer. We have some inquiry for yearly trifoltunt.
Canary seed bas now radial a very !ugh figure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

TII6 pRITINNIA.

-
Mr. CHARI.6.4I.IT—E brought forward the following
resolution "As the Corporation of Weymouth an, mak-
ing a move ee.pecting the Britannia training ship. it
would be advisable for the Portland Local Board to unit.,
with the Corporation I We) th in twtitioning the
Lords of the Admiralty to have the vessel brought back
to Portland Roads, its there it no comparison between
Dartmouth and Portland Roads both for the health of the
Cadets and plenty of sea room for tailing of their boats,
and other matters connected with the naval service. Ile
therefore proposed that the I lerk be instruct., to tend a
memorial to the Members of the County in the name of
the Local Board to that etlect."—:4econded by Mr. E.
PEARcr, and carried unanimously.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

litarketo.

THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.

The fields look green and well covered, although
the cane of the wheat plant stands out rather stiffly.
Reports from abroad telling of the unseasonable
weather, yet say al.o that the soil this year gives
evidence of great and general fertility. Of course this
cotnplexity of views tangles the opinions of buyers
and sellers on our Corn Exchange:, and both admit
there is much to be said on both sides of the question
as to future prices. Nte.mwhile value gives way for
wheat irregularly about Is. per qr. Maize and flour
arc also easier to buy in some markets, and yet, com-
paring London prices this Wednesday with the
currencies of a week ago, it is difficult to alter figures.
That all the important ports in N. Europe and in
America are now open for navigation is a simple
record of the week's new,, but as at the present the
prospective supplies interfere but little with current
budness, the holders of stock ready for delivery
maintain former terms ; and it is thought such
terms will be carried through the Whitsuntide holi-
days.
The week's imports of wheat and flour into the
United Kingdom, 126,030 qrs.. arc only a little more
than half that the country could well take.
Wheat from Delhi, Japan, Australia, Chili, and
the other commoner sources of supply, is on offer,
in competition with English, Dantzic, and Californian
wheat.

The flour trale ig (lull, price% quoted unchanged,
but buyer, can get stuck at reduced rates-6(1. to Is.
per sack. . .

• -
Maize, whilst still scarce, k tc. per gr. lower.
Grinding Harley, in larger supply, k about 6d.
cheaper. Malting sorts are at their old high figures,
but the demand is over.

Oats hare increased in supply, but demand exhausts
all the best samples at full prices ; whilst secondary
are 61. lower.

Beans, from the badness of the weather in affecting
the growing crop, arc as. higher than they were a
week ago.
_ .

Pea: are firin in price, scarce, and in good
demand.

Feeding Stuffs are all steady at extreme currencies.
The general state of the London markets is quiet-
ness and firmness ; those of the country are steady,
but to prompt sales is. reduction is roluired.

IMIIIJUAL A RIAOBIII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

JUST REGEIVIsD.

ONLY POUR GUINEAS
IN t 401.111 DARK OAK Clll6,
THE PEOPLE'S HARXONIIIN,
BT LENA
Will be found invaluable for Clam Room, Cottage,
Parlour, or Library. Desinue4l expremly to meet the
demand for an iinotriunent of sonel quality of tone at
a price much below tloale hitherto sold.
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

THE col:N AND CATTLE TR.II)E.

0. tiatiird:iy, at Dort:he-der Market, there W 3.4 a di
larger attendance than the prevfous week and wheat more
freely elfenal. all the I.e.t samples cominanding fully late
rates, while inferior panel. were Is. per quarter cheaper
than laat week ; the quotation* to-day ranged from
to lII*. per imperial quarter, amiiii*t bk lld. the official
average of May Pc when 219 quarters realiatul £7:15 lls.
Backe nil. Init., more Nilealde than last week, at fully
late rates. Bean and 11.14 Is. per platter dearer then last
week.-- A sin ill supply of cattle at the fortnightly halm.
Best fat beef realischl fr lia. to 17s. per wore, while
barrette,* hold at from £l2 to 1:12 per head. and cows and
calves at 1:11 to 1:M. A good supply of million, hut trade
Anil. from 7.1. to I. per Ilk being reeks...l.—At path, a
fair supply of wheat., demand quiet. at about twit week's
prima Foreign I*. lower. At Taunton the tone of the
market woo perceptiltly steadier, awl with a steady supply
and healthy demand, holders olitained an advance for
wheat and flour. -At libelee-der there WM a fair moonily
of English wheat, which l.l at la*l week's rate*. Foreign
• *low trade. Grinding barley lower. —At Warminster
wheat trade flat, and *Ale* twill only be effected at a
reduction of Is. per quartet
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

(;ENTLICICIS,-
‘lll WILLIAM WARING having been
-OA unfortunately compelled to retire by the state of
his health, I have been invited to come forward ea a
Oandidale hp the
..Reptandinalian al your ancient
Borough In the House of tillmona,
I beg to offer myself foe Ikt honour as a staunch
and Independent Liberal.
I feel sure that my mugs mod be familiar to all of
you, am my family has. I am proud to may, been
oonnectal for centuries with the County of Dorset.
It must be evident to anybody who takes the trouble
of reading even a few pages of modern English
History, that this Country owes to the great Liberal
party most iif the peace, progress, and prosperity
which it now enjoys.

_
It still has need of the Aorta and watchful care of
Liberal Representatives to prevent retrograde measures
or reactionary policy. This is all the more urgent at
the present moment because the Liberal party are in
• temporary minority in the House of Commons.
I cannot believe that, after having, only three short
months ago, given so conolueive • proof of your
honourable alle,,riante to the Liberal cause, you will
fail oil this second occasion to ratify your former
verdict My political views are in almost every
respect identical with those held and enunciated by
your late revecte.l member Mr. WARING, when you
returned him triumphantly by • large majority.
Although the time is very short, I shall do my
utmost to make the personal acquaintance of as many
among you as I possibly can. I trust that those whom
I fail to sec will believe that it is want of time alone
that has hindered me.

Should I have the high honour of being returned as
your Member, I need hardly assure you that I shall
.194tre no labour in represoliting your views, and
furthering your local interests.

I renmin, Gentleaten,
Your failidul Servant,
NVELYS ASHLEY.

1'...1e, May 18, Ig4.

_
PUBLIC RECEPTION or tate CANDIDATURE
OF THE HON. EVELYN ASHLEY.
THE following RESOLVTION was adopted
at a large and enthusiastic, Public Meeting, held
in front of the Town Hall on Moxuar EvrNlNo, MAT
1874, M. Kemp-Welch, Esq., in the chair.
Propooril by A. 11.WITON, YIN., .1. P., seconded by
the Mayor (J. M. Hrusox, Big.) : -
"That this meeting haa heard with much regret
that Mr. WILLIAM WARM, from failure of
health, in unable to come forward at the present
time and solicit your seff rages, and that under
these circumstances, and ..laring heard the lion.
EVELYN ASHLEY, and heingroonfident of hie being
a cordial supporter of the Liberal cause, this
Meeting pledges itself to use every effort to secure
the independence of the Borough by supporting
Mr. ASHLEY."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

VOTE FOE ASHLEY!

LIBERAL CANDIDATE

FRIEND OF CHARLES WARING.

Put your X against the Name of ASHLEY, swim/ski

nu Other Mark.

TO SIR IVOR BERTIE GUEST, BART.,

CAseetto MANoit.
WE, the undersigned, Electors of the
Burundi+ a Poole, beg respectfully W repro.
MA the condition in which the majority of the
respectable inhabitants of the Borough, on both shies
In polities, have been placed by the late decision of the
Judge, and the disclosures wade in the inquiry before
him.

We are most anxiom to redeem the character of the
Borough, and desire to show that we can return a
Member without any corrupt influence being used, and
we apply to you as a gentleman, from whale character
and position 1+ e may confidently anticipate assistance
in this effort.

If you•will consent to represent our views in the
approaching contest, we pledge ourselves to use every
effort to secure your return, and we further pledge
ourselves to prevent, hy every means in our power,
any ille%al or corrupt practice at the Election.

Here follow numerous signatures.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF POOLE.

The result oi a lengthened investigation has been
to impose on one of Her Majesty's Judges the duty of
reporting the last Election for your borough void.
l'n,ler these circumstances I am met by the
nattering assurance, that in offering myself as a Can-
didate for the honour of representing you in I'arlia-
molt, it will he my good fortune to promote a-spirit
,J forbearance and moderation among you, and to
c.oliciliate the supismt of all who have the real interests
i .y.pur Town at heart.

_
K"owo to all of you as • Neighbour,—to many of
You a. a Friend, -and deeply concerned in all that
honour and prosperity tit Foyle. I 11. all
exert by titniost influence to discountenance practices
which cannot be continued without imperilling the
Franchise of your ancient Borough.
If by your four I an. returned to the Ifouse of
Commons, I shall take my place among the supporters
of Mr. Disraeli', Administration.
The present Uoven.ment har not been many weeks
in office, but already it has had time to shew that the
ni"titzemmt"iliort of the Institutions and Honour
of the Country is mitehtent with the most enlightened
regard fur the welfare and improvement of the people.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
IVOR B. GUEST.
May 134, 1871.

•-rjAQ(I:wF.S'S eymoiCitoQ.
lirr.EiTcwlHs.l...EtLE, 201 R,
20.
.A./C2nit.
441"8
ANDW'M7RuthrO-.
LOAN -A-o-RB---.—M—ONIY-
LEND, in •stnns. of 00 find upward's, upon
t
mon.' oeettrity, at • Der cent. interest, repays
la
/Pro ohe to seven years. Also several sunts pon
murtiowe of Freeholda Old keMehold, from 3i'
cent. Tenn 10 to 21 years. commisidon charged.
_ , Apo, tneferrelor, bY ettli/to
l Lincoln's- -Fial tow n,
Interest Is'
payabls half-yearly, and is ant required Is
advance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

2s. Otl. 14. Od. ls. Od.

TIIE oIETMENT CALLED

rrHE POOR MAN'S FRIEND, is offered
X as an invaluable and unfailing remedy for wounds
of every descrivt . rota of however long standing.
Fur Scorbutic Eruptions, and allaying the itching fit
skin diseases, for weak and inflamed eyts, and tut
burns and scalds, this ointment is the hest nl.Plicatium
2s. ts. lid., lie., 226. each put.
TEITIMUNIA4—" I hme mud, pleasure in informing you d
the idled on inc of a singly pot .4 your ' Poor Maws Priced
ointment For seven years I suffered front actin yln the back.
It tem of a disagreeable kind, even wetting my clothes through
with the discharge. A Is. lid. pot has cured me to my sue.
prise and great gratillcaUon. J lea CLARK."
Chttrth-otrert, HatihUrit, 24th No, Mawr, 1,70

PILULICANTI SCROPHI'L.E,

or, ALTEHATIyE PILLS.

These Pills are confidently recommended for the
cure of serophula (commonly called King'. Ern),
Scorbutic Ulcen., Leprosy, and every other disease
from juipurity of the blood. They are alai
valuable Family Aperient. Prim I id.; 24. INL,
6.1.. Ilk, ?to. each box. Dr. ROBEIITS ANTIS.
COIIAUTIC DROI'S are used for the *ante distmaes,
but are not Aperient.. . .

Tarrnsosust.- " Mrs. Snook, .4 Saish Fano, Mambwood,
Dorset. snot suffering upsurge of six months from bid lags,
and all other medlluti aid had &dm!, wee athlsed to try Dr.
Roberts' uniument, called the 'Poor )4 Well After
tying only two note, and taking two boxes of OM Alterative
tills, 56c 55s perfectly reetoroi, and wish.* this to be made
known for Mot good .4 other sulleren."—rcbrunry nth, Ilia
PritrAseu Be BKACti tc BARNICOTT (late Dr.
!ft/9EIITeI, Britlyort.
. _ .
MONEY TO LEND, so borrowers residing
In totru or country, from CO uptem.ls, repay.
able in one num from one to the years, at 5 per mitt
interest on personal security ; M5O, mortgar of
freehold or leasehold property from 3 per cent., or a
term of years to be agreed upon. No commission.—
Apply to R. F. Pius, Req., 120, Southampton
Bow London, WS.

89 lIIGH STREET, DORCHESTER

Air ON ! —WANTED TO LEND, by a
pri...te Gentleman, to lai-mon., Tra.leamen,
suol °them non. of 1:5 up to 15, at 5 per cent.
interest, for not longer than the year. on note •.f
band, furniture, dock, &c., repayable 14 easy instal•
menta or end of term. —Aitply or address Hesar W.
Btu, 19, Loatlon•bridge Railway Station, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

CORTE CASTLE.

Pairtigr.- -The 11r4 Matt+ of the 0..0n wa,s playea at
'ork 4!astle on Monday last between the Wareham and
Gide Castle teallit. The latter went first to the wiwkets
and made a Gond for 119, M 0...., Spencer Smith, E. S.
Kinkes, oil Wren contributing very largely tim that
number. For Wareham, Mews. Pike am! Garland first
handled the willow, Mr. Pike making very ateaily Play,
carrying his hat through the innings for the capital score
of $l, not out with-ant givinj the shadow of a chance.
Measm Hobson and Bodle, aim o played a good inning* of
11 and a; respectively. We apliend the seere:—

It Inning*. 2nol Inbbigs.
li.Howycr. clk,lk b Whitt], .II c II Ihrlm4. b
Whittle 0

..... _
Rev. S. C. Spencer Smith, b
Whittle 32 not out .. 10
Re, E. 8. limbos. rme .. I rot out.. 0
K Pinney. Ibu, b Whittle .. c awl b 11x.11e . 0
K. Wnor c 110,11 e, b Whittle ..
11.1..Ww1e, I b b Whittle
. .

out ::S c b Hodlo 0
T. Luther, b Walla .. 0 b Whittle .. I
W. Johnsen, Ibw, h Bile 0 run out
H. 11. Western, run out .. b Whittle ..
C. Hover, b .. 2 cI. W. rikc,li Whittle 8
0 Extras 4
• - -
110 35
W %RIM 4,11.
".

J Garland. to Wren .. 4
W. Fillitcr, I, Wren .. 0
A ildle c Wren, b Western .. .
K llotno.on,c Spencer Smith, to lloop.ir 14
.1. W. Trlbbett, c and b Hooper
8. 'Sennett, c I.uther, b Spencer Smith .
11. Lacey, b Spencer Smith .. 6
James Whittle. e II Spencer Smith .. 0
II Garland, to Wren .. • 4
W. Daniel, c and to Si ocricer Smith .. I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

MANURES.

The continuance of cold, dry weather has put a stop
to thc use of nitrate of soda and other top-dressing,
but no doubt when rain comes some I viantity will be
used on the backwanl barley and oats ; the price of
nitrate of soda still continues moderate. There is an
active demand now for manure.; tor turnip sowing,
more especially for the higher class of bone
manures.

Per ton-C a d. s. d.
Bone Ash (on 70 per cent.) • 5 15 0.-
Peruvian fluano, direct from Importers'
Stores, In lots of 30 tons.. .. 13 0 0- ..
Do. do., uataller quantities •LI 0 -
Bones
110., crushed 10 -
half-inch • 810 0-- ..
la• , dust •• •• • . 50 -
Animal Charcoal (70 per cent phosi•hate) . 5 10 •
Nitrate Id soda, In .. 12 10 13 0 0
1/0 do In laverpeol .. 11 5 -11 0 0
Sulphate of Ailinionia.. .. 17 0 -18 0 0
Gypsum • 1 8 -
Salt, hi London • 1 It -
E Prassa and , (London Manure C 0.,)
116,1,cm:hutch Street, 110, E. 1.1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

LOCAL BOARD MEETING.

Preaaat : Mr. J. C. Lan.Le:iiiinuiut, Menai R. Flew,
Charlea White, Thom Gil Eduard Combat, Edwanl
rearm, Win. Attrooll, A. V. Otter, W. White, and
Gcorge E. Andrew.

UPTURNS OP DRAM.
A letter respecting tonne return, being real, it Wad
re•oleed that the Clerk he rolueuteit to Pet front the
registrar of ileath4 the neceitiory return,. as to the .itothu
in thuulistrirt, iii nrconlance with the circular ria.ei%ed
from the Loci!! tiialetlinivit Irl.. . . .

The General Phan. t Rate producub Mealeil, and
sitch.l by live members.
rhe Surveynt'A rep,rt was detlitul lattidArtory. SCVCraI
MIL, were ordered Wier paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

Countrg illiocrltang.

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Denniwn l'a.sters. —lf bedding plants have been well
hanlened off, the bedding-out may immured with all
diligence. Such a Alta. them, Amaranth., Coleus.
and Ir...um 3.lmild not be planted before next month. in
rar of frost. Where the 1.1461 and bordow has, been
tilled with Npring balding plants, it is abaolutely neces-
NIT, before planting out the summer bedding, to put in
a little fresh leaf soil or Hell mould, to dig in. Dahlias
may lie planted in any open space among shrubs or in
single lines on the borders with good effect, and in this
way have in general more room than when plant.' in
ci ps. A ride, deep, mellow seil Anil unshaded situation
sl Id be chosen for then. EVergreen shrubs planted this
spring should lie wensupplied with water at their roots ant
also over their heads two or three times a week in dry
weather. If the ground above their roots he covered with
rough leaves or litten, dung to resist the drought a saving
of water will lie attained The mots and leaves should
never be allowed hi become 4try or parched, either by
cutting Winds or powerful sunshine. Grass and weeds
w ill now grow alesee. Mow every week and clip the
edges o ith the shear... Wept and roll wallm

. .
i•-• IT. lEN I ; ‘III/F.N. There • no work whieb at this tine
mmaires greater attention than the erailicat of weedk
Es cry part of the minim should now he kept in a neat
and well-regulated condition. titime crops. such as Beet,
and Parsley, aIPI lany others, tuay he restored
by transplanting f those places where they hare mine
up ton thick. Plant out Gourds, P pkins, and Veze-
table 3farrows in a rich soil and adld plenty of rotten
dung. Plam a howl light over them for the first fortnight
to protect from frosts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

WEST COMPTON.

Ac ii Poisisskn.—The deptity.corner of the
Dorchester district*Fionlecteil an enitutry at West Compton
on Tuesday as to the death of a ehilil, ageslalaut two years
and alialf, and the sou if Mr. Criurchill The aweless's&
George elaurchill, WM about breakfast time of tho same
day playing at home with his sister Ri a, when he took
up from the window ledge a bottle containing a poisonous
Runizent. Childhke, he drank'the contents. andaf terwards
sil 4.L aho% lea ay wptema of poisoning. Elisabeth Chris.
Wilier, who wash. t4ss lowsiO at thc tier, hal her atten-
tion directed to the child by Ids i.iti., g,'4 C 4.41.4
'arson named I.,yslia llallett. The bother was also was:
present. The sioknow intestates!, 111131.1) euouiiug. It
sPliearesl the mother, suffering iron, A 14.1 lug, lied
farrow.' a mixture from is man minted Lane.
Dr. Randall, of Maiden Newton, who was one of the
witnesses, statesl the mixture consisted of soap liniment
and aconite, and was supplied for the cure of rheumatism.
A dessert spoonful would cause instantaneous death.
The jury without attaching bLuile to any one,
.fount that
the death was caused by inadvertently dnuking the
LUIX Lure.

fi
ILLIN OS T ONS.
A Ilutt. AND eiLtiiileX.— On We4nesday
morning, when the rmineraet and Dotstt tr4ite leaving
Poole :Akin was within half is mile .4 Shilliimstone,
at the rate of 41 mile* an hour. the ..friver noticiall
kill jump the fence front liol.l Wad to the liqe
when le train was only :Mout a dozen yar.ls off. an.l
hefore vould get. out .4 the way tlm rittht-hand life guard
an.l huller of the engine caught it an.l literally cut it to

rVERSHOT.
The Earl an.l ttttt toad of Ikl.etr have Uri vetl at their
ri.sidenre in Belgrat e.square, froni Mt:Unity Ileums, Dumf.,
for the season.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

HENRY LING

Li OFFERING noll A FEW DAVI AT A
VERY GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
In order to make room for New Stock, the
ROOKS, TRACTS, TEXTS, PRINTS, kc.,
Late the property of the Ibirchester Auxiliary of
the Religious Tract Society, very suitable for
Sunday Schools and Village Libraries.

AN TANI.V FALL I 4 INVITEI)
Terms: Prompt Cosh.

COUNTY HOUSE, DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

YETXINSTER.

I:00D TLIIPLARV.— The °dicers a the local lodge have
been installed for the current quarter by Bro. Hayward,
LH., as follows:—Bro. Samuel Hallett, W.C.T. ;
Hayward, W.V.T. ; Si. A. Knight, W.S. ,
_• Bro. Hayward,
W.C. ; Bro. Hayward. jun., W.T. ; Bro. White, W.F.S. ;
Bro. Foot, W.LL ; Ste Shurey W I.G. •, Bro. Dubbin,
Lan
Appointweute :--Sin. "ett. W.R.H.S. ; Si..
W.L.ELS. • Sis. Andrews, W.D.11. ; Si.. Hiller,
W.A.S.• Rm. 11;oines Hayward was re-elected as LB.
W, (..040,4.t.44 hss 14ace as

evatous DINVYKIIt. —burin; the making of bowl
reindrii to the to fitting. in Sherhorne church, e
ring ili,ouvered at the bottom of the .packing
trumpet, which cotumunic.ites between the pulpit and
some ilea( hearer.. It was known to have been dropped
••• .11110 sear. age by a clergyman who preached in the
ar.d Ur. %%lute ha• handed it to the Vicar, who
13.cruturR,.4it tc it. o"."'`.__

SUDDEN Dr.trit. —Mr.. Neale, the aife st kr.
Neale, carpenter, we. walking in the field. between Lad
Mills. and the railway station on Monday evening. when
she was observed by a little boy named Vallin., to fall .ot
one knee, supporting herself with an umbrella. As she
dist Lel Wore he raised an alarm, and when n neighbour,
x. NRltsk, tipie asdst her she said" Let Die sit down,
atqac aud 'alums tihe expired. The
thweased was a stout, alt Wy&in, la .scod ci moan,
but hail lataly innoplaineil of ill Ilulul,Ana hod
before seized with a sedum, and ,lenl mliae.. lure
can be little doubt heart disease was d.a cause of desalt.
Mer a4O Wag IL A. she has been attended by a nseabal
praetitioner only a short time before, an inquest was imn.
'odors,: unneoweary, the surgeon reporting the Cause of
Jaitli ho berrao, 64 di,

EA R.
VIS.OIIIRO
A ewe belosiglu: to Mr. E G. Tuuse, uf Wyldu
a few days Nu iime birth to four healthy lambs. Ewe aud
lauds are doing well.

i—tilurvler storm on Sun.l.iy week a large larch
tree at Woodlimise was •trippe.l of its kirk from Op to
hy the lightning in the MOW style aa a cork-ecrew
Li cucan4 U. was dung in all directions.

POOLE.

Mika Ifouigiv.—The glorious May weather has treen
taken advantage of by the boliday-inakera and the's are
lbegg numbers of excunioniste by "river, rail, and road.'
The .diont gtnikrally are closed, and with the exception of
One.' 4ectionvenox hent, everybody Ms gone a

Tm ViIvICJIDA AND Til6 Ehgertng. variona
churches of Poole, Lotiglket, and Ilamworthy were at-
tended on Slimily by Sir Ivor Itoe.t and hi 1 (nitwit Sir
Ivor and Mr,. Arthur titie.t attended lianiworthy. Lady
Cornelia awl Mr. I. lireilrr, Lo tztieet, Mr. Arthur
Guest and ,dheri St. JanicA's, and Mr. J. W. Lutf and
others St. Paul's.
local) Mtn.— An infant, named John Stiekley
found dead in 1a..1 early on Saturday morning. The child
wriol Only to, MOnlin, when discovered ws4 not
undro4ae.l, indirating wttnrAl tun:krt. The mother in
widow of the twin who wa.drownel ,sinie time at,; and
'he it living in Itont.yard, West Shire. An immegt sva.t
held on the b nly this (Molutty)afterno
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

MR. DISRAELI AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.

Mr. DirriteWs constituents having sub:erns:4 for the
expenses of the election contest forced upon him by Mr.
Talley, recently lusudod to his klent a stun of nearly
The Premier, in aecepting this graceful gift,

I have ever eolliNifiers.4l the hour of representing the
111141iVided eistillLy 14 Ituckingliam a, so great that I could con-
ceive no sacrifice and no labour which would Ind be light to
obtain such a distinction. It so a county that has ever taken
• bad hi the public life .4 England, as evidenced by die fact
that out of the flinty Prime Mini-ten since the Ifleeelloitoll 44 lb.
ft 1.0,1,4. House, five have lasm furnished by fluckion;hainshirs
to Cm service .4 the Cron, and nation. The confident,. of such
a couututv Is a smecient recant be toy life, and after sevel,and-
-twenty par.., its representative, I foci still much its debtor.
This conviction, and sonic other more ..nliovry feelings, might
have bowie tile hesitate before I accepted the munificent
livelyif its regard which you auituiuuuec S4l tile. bun When I
observe how spontaneously and how universally it has arisen. I
can only look upon it as the net of a gem:num and hielpspirited
constituency, which thu ;It I may not merit it, it could b•
prmiumption U. it...cline."

ANOThER PROsEct-TioN FOR RITUALISM.
In the Court of Arches on Friday an application was
matle In the ea..e f Martia r. hlackonatchie to Sir Molwrt
Phillitatosa to accept letter:. ad request(rom the Isi.hp
London for the purpoot of instituting a suit against the
Vicar of St. Allaan•, 110160 m talon nine chargea in, on.
tic-alien with lii, tatale of celebration aat Divine Service : -
1, Light; during hlorning Prayer, before the Communion ;
(2) Pr.ace,ai ~,, s after Prayers anal before the 1:0 ttttt 11111i011;
Cl) Ekontion of the ltnuol anal wine : CD Wearing vest-
ments tat authorised; (i)Turnitm lAck to-the congre-
gation alttrimt the (n *oto, r thou 'Prayer ;110 Using wafer
bread : (7) During the ad tration of the rot tttttttt tion
having the lay The Agatita" sang; (h) Making the -4,-n
he of t 1 lu,s in the administration ; and 00 Missing the
Prayer-Sook. The Dean of Andteat accepted the letters of
reqweht, and ordered a citation to he eerveil upon Mt
Mackonochie.

A 110VCI ilinitiglalge is ilow in lute in one of the palace
of the iliiiporer of !lanai*. The table is circular, and i 4
placed on a weighbal platform. At the touch of a eianal,
like • rub of .lwt,line Lamp, tie table through
the thasar,anil a new table, bevletl with !crab dishes awl
supplies, rise.: in its place. lint thb I. not all : each plata
Atands on a weighted disk, the tablecloth beiiiit cut nub
Circular ripe 0, one for each plate. If a guest ilesirot a
change id plate he 4,114.11eS t.ignal at his side, when his
plate ilisappears and anther rise.. The mechanical
(huhu: tables render the presence of servants quite
superfluous.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

TH. MILE-END MURDEICS.

The funeral to .k place on Friday. Ennii an early !tour
the scene of the c.itastroplie was besieged hy a Ileum
crow.) peroins. The coa.w, consiuing of a plain hearse
and inouriiiii.; coach. left the house at 9:10 an. ; the
bodies of the 1111 l tiger and iofant living enclosed in the
saute coffin. awl tile father rue( other children in scparate
ones. The ',amidst of the ilecemed wmoini and the lather
and brother-in.law of the 1111,1.11.1 followed as chief
ttttt timers. and pr.weelleil to the East Cemetery,
Plaistow. The burial seri ice i.e. read and the usual
olocrveil, in the presence of or 400 persons. The
bodies were then consigned to ..ne c in grave.
The deceased matt wm a retort I.ricklayer at bow Cams
*.Let works, awl WA-4 tliervl,y in a cmidition to earn
ta weekly, family were almost immediately about
to start for New Zealand, atoll the major Part of their
worth-oboe were newly packed for tr-alismimion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

•
;11 grifil •
..4PIVM‘ <OOP .1 •

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
VIVERY MONDAY a CHEAP EXCURSION
TRA N for IA /N DON, at the Ordin are Excursion
Yares, will leave Porthurl Weymouth 9.5
tam., Dorchester 9.90 a.m., Moreton 9.12 a.m., Wool
9.92 am., Wareham 10.5 a.m., lianaworthy 10.0 mot.
Wimborne 10.30 am., arrivitg in Loudon (Waterloo
Bridgo about 3.30 p.m. Returning from Waterloo
Bridire Station at 1.0 p.m. on the following Saturday
or Saturday week.
The Ticketa are not transferable, are available only
at the Stations named Imola them, and only by the
Excursion Train there iui.l hack.

Only one article allowed aa Luvage to each Adult
Paasenger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-26

WEST STAFFORD.

Tug Cnom.—The choir of this panda had their annual
outing on 'Munelay last The place selected for the da)'s
enjoyment was rpton, a pretty little village on the ...a-
rias,. at which place they arrivml about t.W., o'clock in the
afterieset Refreshment, were previdot after which,
notwithstanding the very rolull weather which prevailed
during the .13Y. the party enjoyed a gilt.' ramble on the
cliffs, as well as various other 21111114C111011tsi, and returned
home about nine o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14

THE TELEGRAM FROM - HEAVEN,

THE ADVERTISEMENT FROM
HEAVEN,
AND

NEARER HOME, BLEBS THE LORD.

44. per Dorm, Cr am. vor 100.

exmerren Henry Ling, Printer sail Publisher.

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
FL/1117 STROM 1,0:41.N.
Invaded Ameta,m 31st December, 1873.. 1:5,486,748
Income for the pant Year ••• • affr,2B4
Amount paid on death to December teat.. 11),856,739
Forms of Proposal, ltc., may be obtained at the
Office.

WHITTINGTON LIFE
COMPANY.
Chief Oflicea-37, Mooan.tramragr, 'Ansa, Ec,
Established UM. CAPITA', 1300.000.
Tautening. —Sir Frederick M. Williams. Bart ,
Goon... Tea, Cornwall; Thome' Horatio HArri,,,
Finsbury, and Hildenborough, Kent ; m,. Lembj.i:
Ben. Short-street, Lambeth, S.
DINTINCTIVIC F6ATUREA 01, THE Cou"xxv.
The Guarantee of an ample subscribed caot4ai.
careful selection of live* ; eammnical inane/cement.
Policies Payable during lifetime without extra
premium.
Invalid, or Scoond-claes Lives, ameured at tabuler
rates, on a safe and equitable plan.
Agents Wanted where the Company is not "epee.
mental
ALFRED T. BOWSER, Manager.
DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

WANTED, aa MATRON, a LADY without
incumbrance, to superintend the nursing and
au the domestic arrangements of the Establishment.
Salary alal per annum, with comfortable furnished
apertuients and maintenanoe entirely_ provided at a
common table with the Chaplain and House Surgeon.
- -Applications to be sent, with references, on or before
JULY 29th, under corer, to the Rev. C. W. Binnwan,
Bingham's Melcombe, Dorchester, Chairman of the
Committee.

DORCHESTER.
TO BE LET, from Michaelmas nest, the
BE
and PREMISES situate in Trinity.
street, now in the occupation of Mr. BIXBY TATUM,
Madonna. Application to made to G. Suiox,
Town Clerk.
Dorchester, BtB July, 1474.

WURNISMED APARTMENTS to BE LET,
1: with littestimies. Terms modereta.—Apply at
No. 6, SALussuar TemAct, Dorchester.

---
100 HOGSHEADS of PRIME CIDER
of various aorta at a moderate price.
Delivered free at Dorchester. Casks lent it required.
—tiyly to Mr. Routs PMIELR, Moniott, Taustoa,
'Jr the Mail Coach Inn, Dorchester, any Saturday.

A MOUSE TO LET, Unfurnished in
ZS. haselsoli-tansce, Weymouth. Rent E27,....per
shouthvinsia.;—arEnzifiscaast lisfiliouwilLAZZULAt.
viCZ,ZZ:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14

Under -Sheriff's Office, 6, South-street, Dorchester.

CHRIST CHURCH, WRY2dOUTH.
rIIHIC CONSECRATION of this CHURCH
WILL (D.V.) TAXI PLACIC 0%
THURBDAY, JULY 73, 1871,
At Eleven o'clock, am.

THE SERMON will be PREACHED by the Riner
Matelot) the LORD BISHOP of SALISBURY.

'There will be Divine liervice in the Evening at 7
o'clock. when the Sermon will be preached by the
Rev. J. C. MILLER, Ill)., (Canon of Rochester, and
Vicar of Greenwich.)

On SUNDAY, JULY 26 there will be DIVINE
SERVICE in the MORNING at 11, when the
Sermon will be Preached by the Vary Rev. the
DEAN OF CARLISLE, and in the EVEstst; at
G.:in, when the Sermon will be Preached by tie Rey.
TALBOT GREAVES, Rector of Melcombe WO.
Collections will be made after all the Services in Aid
of the Building Fund.
Persona unable to be present are earnestly requeded
to send in their kind contributions to the Rector.

GRAND WESTERN ARCHERY SOCIETY.
riIHE TWELFTH GRAND WESTERN
A. MEETING of the Archers of Cornwall, Devon,
Domet, Somereet, and Wilts, is appointed to take place
at Warrorru, on Wir.Dxwiluv, THURSDAY, and
FRIDAY, the 28th, 30th, and 31st of JULT, 1874.
Further particulars can be obtained on application
to the

Rev. G. A. Runour, Clearmount, L.cal
Weymouth,
R. DaltLav, Eaq.. Doreetahire Bank, 8
Weymouth, or
H. WaLanni), Feal„ Ilex House, Teignmouth,
Hon. Sec. G.W. A.S.
_
w.

EDKINS,

TAILOR AND BREECHES MAKER,
31, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER,
HAS just received a Large and varied Asaort-
meat of NEW GOODS for the Summer Season.
Plain and Fancy COATINGS, VESTINGS, mail
TROUSERINGS, West of England Scotch and
Homespun TWEEDS: kc., &c.
Liveries 15 Superior Style.

JUST RECEIVED.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, THURSI.A.Y...---We had a fair supply of
beef, but, owing to the extremely hot weather,
butchers contented themselves with the most limited !
purchases, and consequently some little was left unsold,
although holders submitted to a slighs reduction. Best
sorts fetched Bas. per cwt., and really good beef
changed hands at 784. ; middling sorts from 695. to
735. We had a good supply of mutton, but the
demand was very quiet. Best wethers fetched from
7td. to &I. per It,. ; heavy ewes, 60. to &I. We had
a large show of lamb, but the demand was more
restricted, and prices consequently somewhat easier.
Best sorts fetched 9d., and middling sorts 84. per lb.
There were about 1,000 Irish store cattle on offer, but
the continued drought and the prospect of a greater
scarcity of keep operated against trade, and very little
business wa., done. We had a moderate show of
store sheep, but the demand was almost nil, owing to
the same causes which operated against the store cattle
trade. Milch cows were but in moderate supply, and
trade was very slow. We had about 800 pigs on offer,
and all were sold at nearly late rates. Heavy bacon
pigs fetched its. 6d. to its. 9(1., good sizeable ones
125., and porkers t 25.
METROPOLITAN, THURSDAY.—We have a
large number of beasts on offer to-day, a considerable
proportion being of inferiorality ; there is a demand
for choicest, but Monday's quotations cannot be
.r
obtained even for these. he number of sheep is also
very large, much larger than has been known on a
Thursday for a long time. The scarcity of keep in
great measure accounts for these excessive supplies.
Lambs and calves are also plentiful. For everything
prices are lower, and a clearance cannot be effected.
rhere are 90 English and 20 I)utch milch cows on
sale ; trade for them is rather more active, at a small
advance. Our foreign supply consists of tBo beasts,
4,310 sheep, and 650 calves.
(Per stone of Sib.)
d. s. 11.
Hest Scots, Ilcreiords, 11 tot 10
Hest Bhorthonia 4to 5 8
&cold quality &meta . . 4 4106 0
Hest Downs and lialf-breds •• •• • • 0 0 toO
Ditto Shorn .. 5 oto 6 2
Hest Long-wads 0 01.00 0
Ditto Shoni .. 4 Ittof, 0
Elwin and Second quality 0 oto 0 0
Hine! Shorn 4 oto

lAzb.

: i O—toi

.

• 4 OteS 4
.._4 04,5_0

Bout a, 1,¢90 ; 4l;eep ;

METROPOLITAN MEAT.—TituRSDAY.
(Per 11.11 e a 811. by the carcase.)
pd. .d. pd. s. d.
Beef .. .. 34t0 5 6 I Landis.. .. 54t0 6 0
3 4to 5 8 Pork .. .. 3 4to 5 0
Rest Froth nutter .. .. .. 17s. per dozen lb
lieuond do. do. ..
Jas. HAKIM a Co. 143. New bl;st Market, Smithfield.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14

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-
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demand for an instrument of good quality of tone, at
a price much below those hitherto sold.

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MUSIC SALOON.

GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
• HAul&or4iums,

PIANOPORTRS—BY COLLARD & COLLARD,
And all the be Makers, for Sale or Hire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14

lIIPMNII-HAND INSTRUNIXTB AT TUT REDUCED PRIM.

NEW MUSIC AT HALF nos MARKED PRICE.

HARMONIUMS AND PIANOFORTES
Regulated, Tuned, and Repaired.
AGENT FOR TUN WILLCOX AND GIBBS SEWINO
MACHINE.

MR. J. ROBINSON, CORNH ILL, DORCHESTER.

JUST PUBLISHED.

THE GAS LAMP IN THE COURT,
BY THE
REV. K W. PEARS, MA.,
Rector of 1)s/m.104er, St. Peter's.
Price: 44. per down, or au. Per 100.
ALSO BY BABE AUTHOR,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14

fllO rravellere sod to sff persons main, sooterout meetl
1 diebareameeta. th• crowd Cboquee ol Um CHEQUE
DANK offer seettrity oad coavesisooo

frHE MINUS BANK dose not pay Interest on Delimits,
I .or undertake any linandal builnene. All monies received
ere depodted with the bankers In relation with the Cheque
Beak.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14

MANURES.

The season for the use of -nitrate of soda may now
be considered fairly over. The price still rules low,
with large stocks in the hands of importers; higher
prices may safely be looked for another season. The
Importers of guano have reduced the price los, per ton.
The continued dry weather has in many oases kept the
orders for turnip manure lank, but with a few showers
there is still a good trade to be done before the season
closes.
Per ton —C a. d. LI. d.
Bone Ash (on 70 per cent.) 515 0— ••
Peruvian Guano, direct from Importers'
Stores, in lota of SO tons— 12 10 0-- • •
Do. do, smaller quantities .. 13 10 0 - • •
Du., crushed 10 0 - ••
Do. half-inch 8 10 0 -
Do., dust 9 0 o -
Animal Charcoal (70 per oast pboophate).. 510 0 - ••
Nitrate of soda, In Isindon .. 12 10 0 IS 0 0
Do. do In Liverpool . • • .. II 5 O—II 0 0
Enlithat:e of Ammonia.. •• .. 17 0 0 -Id 0 0
fiat, In Landon • • • • It (I— ".
E. Pslll* sod Do., (1.49d09 Manors On.)
116, Fenahureh Stmt., CC.,