The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-01 00:00:00

A DlAMoNli_yznpimi.

One of thoae rare events, a diamond wedding—the 6011
anniversary of a wedding day --occurred the other day at
Hamburg ; allot from the account given of the festivities
by the Jori 4. Cl, le suetus to have been a great
SurmAs. The street in which Herr (leiMut (the diamond
bridegroom) lives was, under direction of a festival com-
mittee. Profwoely decorated with flags and garlands. On
the eicuing prior to the festive day the Mei Haas were
serenaded by two choral mocieties. All night long
&curators were hard at work giving finishing touches to
the atrueL At live o'clock on the morning of the day a
n'oellP we.. sounded, and an hour later tlau bridegroom,
preetsaled by a bond of music, was conducted by the
featival committee to a neighbouring synagogue, where a
special service was held, and his seat wai gaily decorated.
On issuing from the synagogue he received an ovation from
a great crowd, who, with hare heads, grmleol him with
dim( g cheers. A similar reception awaited him along
the route to his rusidenee. The municipal council pro-
hibit...l all vehicular traffic through the Elisitrasse during
the whole day, in order not to disturb the festivities, and
a number 14 policemen were specially told oif to keep the
ground. The morning was spent ii, receiving congratu-
latory visits, addresses, and presents from numerous
booliwo, including the municipality. The chief lourgo-
master of Hamburg and the head director of police paid
congratulatory visits during the day. Aniung many
presents received by the diamond bridegroom anil bride
was a magnificently bound Hebrew prayer-hook with
large diamond set in the cover, presented by the EhiPresa
of “erinany, the gift being accompanied by a very compli-
mentary letter Hong her Imperial Majesty. In the even-
ing the Ellsotraaw Wa, splendidly illuminated, and Herr
awl Madame Heillmt were enthusiastically cheered as
they drove through the crowded street*. The venerable
Jew of course deserves great credit for having passed ISU
years of married life without either kicking or locating
lii.. wife to death, after the manner of many Christian..;
but it is not easy to understand why these kinds of
ovations are specially bestowed on aged married men.
NO one dues honour to the old bachelor who has for
sixty years successfully eluded matrimony. -Pall Mall
Gabler,

ItaItaKVART. CoCo.l•-altaTitrtt, Aati COltroitTiNa.—
" Ily a thorough knowledge el the natural laws which govern
the operations of dietotion and nutrition, an 4 by a careful
appliiatimt of the line propertim Of Mr.
Epp, bas molded our breakfast tablm with a delicately
flavoured Iwt craze whieh may save ea many heavy doctors'
MILL"- -Ciril Serriee Gu:site. Bade simply with Boiling
Water or 1111 k. sold by Grocers in packets only, labelled -
Errs & to., lionertryathie Chemists, 44, Threadneedle
Street, and En, ; Works, Easton Kosil, [melon "
Ilaarraell'alt or e.M.VIA. —" We will now vise an second' of
the poles... Abe sed by Messrs. James Epps & Lt... manufacturers
at dietetic articles, at their works In the Ettstiet Ituad, London."
—Bee article hi Cas.efr. Ihmeeludd Guide.
TutillsiTS AND TRAVELLEIts, VisitsiN to the Seaside, and
others exposed to the lesirching rays of the sun and
heated teirticles of dusts Will tind Itt AVIAN DS'
ALVIN tit a root refreshing preparation for the fsee,
hands, and arms, allaying all heat and irritability,
dispersing freckles, tan, and cutaneous eruntions, Mut
realisieg a hodthy purity of complexion. In cases of
bunburn or stings of insects, and as a preservative of the
skin after sea bathing, it is itelesoeumble. Price Is. lid.
and Ns. 141 per bottle. The heat of summer also
rouituunieatex a &pleas to the Hair and causes it to fall
off, which may be completely obviated by the use of
ItOWLAN DS' 11 At %%SSA. It Oils Price 3s. rid., is, familY
bottles, opial to 4 mall. Ws. anti 21s. per bottle-
ROWLANDS' WEST° impart; a peartlike whiteness
to the Teeth, strengthens the gums, and gives a pleasing
fragrance to the Breath. 2,5. 11.1. per box. Of all Chemists,
l'erf iiiii ers. and Hairdressers.
linwowsv's Pitts. -This purl() ing and regulating
medicine should occasionally Ite hail recourse to during
romee, odd, mail wet weather. It lathe best preventative
of leetrseitess, sore throat, diphtheria, pleurisy, aetlinia,
:Mil a mire remedy for congestion, bronchitis and indent-
.tttention to the directions folded r until each will
citable in3slids to take the Pills in the tuost advantageous
manner ; they will be taught the proper doses, and the
eircuitisLanees under which these must be increased or
diminished Holloway's p.ila act as alteratives, aperients
and tonics. When taken as a Lint resource, the melt has
always been gratifying ; even when they fail to ell=
always assuage the severitY of the symptoms and
the danger.

Wheat. Hsrley Oats
--
Qrs. 1. d. Qrs. rd. Qrs. Is. d.
Jan 3.. .. 61 8 44 4 .. 26
-10 .. 4,776 62 1 , 43 11 6,100 ,IS
-- 17 .. ,520 62 11 70,401 48 2 6.141 117
-24 .. ,022 63 3 ~947 46 6 5,075 1, 27 1
• - 31 .. ,662 63 0 04,1 1 47 7 4,663 !MI
Feb. 7.. 44,400 63 0 5,0,6.. 48 9 6,902 126
-- 14 .45.015 61 El 154,520 441 9 5,655 Ift
-21 .. '1164 62 10 147,201 49 1 5,422 194 1
- M.. 45,b07 62 1 142,404 49 3 6,375 'MI
March 7.. ,661 61 143,034 48 6 3.71161 211 1
-- 14 .. 42.511* 00 33,7 • 48 4 4,630 •28 1
- 21 .. i 0100 60 211,81 48 1 5.205 1 20 .
- 23 .. 1.812 GO 1 23,32. 48 6 3,112 28
April 4 .. ,701, 60 15,5. 48 9 2,810 28 -
- 11 .. ,041,, 50 11,07: 48 8 2.720 M 3
__ Is ..4, AO oo 1 9,684 48 5 1,557 M 7.
- 25 .. 43,45* 00 6,004 49 11 2,500 20 11
slsy 2.. 43,820 64 5,2. • 40 6 2,578 29 1
- 9.. 41,8991 64 2,91 47 3 1,962 30 10
• - 16.. 00
.1 i• ;43 0 1,215 SO 4
-- M -147 62 1, 47 6 2,646 . ffP 2
-- 30 .. 42 62 1, 45 11 1,665 ,30 1
June 6 .. 43,177 62
~,, i 47 8 4,208 29 1
_ 12 „ 67 01 45 8 2,318 129 II
50 .. 36,002 61 164 41 2 3,155 30 0
27 .. 24,3181 GO 6241 42 5 075 31 2
July 4.. turn 60 81 41 11 734 ,30 10
-11 .. 25,250 00 67 41 7 903 j• Mll
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. 23,994 221 1,073 1
20,851 97j 7141
19,706 296 070
17,493 1291 7164
17,079 14 1.492 1
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On Thursday, at Bristol, there was a larger supply
of English wheat, which sok slowly at a reduction of
35 to 45 per quarter ; foreign in limited request, and
about as per quarter lower. Some samples of malting
barley, fine in quality and condition, changed hands at
44. to sos per imperial quarter ; grinding qualities
more freely offered, and values gave way fully 6d per
quarter. In maize very little doing, and prices were
the turn in buyers' favour. The supply of new Irish
oats was considerably in excess of the demand, and
the trade closed dull at a decline of 6d to is per qr.
Arrivals :—Wheat, Irish, 41 qrs. ; oats, Irish, 3,198
; barley, 9 qrs. 11, 6,312 Foreign; flour, too
sacks Irish, 229 barrels Foreign.
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Nitiar. 5 d. a. d.
t.Snadian Oregon, white .. 53 to 54 per 400 Ws
American, One spring .. .. 46 to 48 11
I onto, somndary .. .. .. 44 So 46 o
Polish Odom, wit .. .. .. 0 to 0 o
(Mirka, Wawa, and Restot oat 43 to 45 RP
Benlianski and liarianople, soft
.0 to
.0 „

Et.gitsh, red-I;arahlto 42 otoso 0 „
BAILEY.
English, good to One malting .. 42 0 to 50 0 per im qr
French, good to One malting .. 0 0 to 0 0 per 4201 ha
Danube and mama. grinding .. T.l 0 to 34 0 per 400th.
Irish and French. grinding .. 32 0 to 35 0 „

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Oars.
Swedish, , hoary white .. 32 0 to 33 0 per 320th.
Limerick and other, fine white.. 32 0 to 32 ti

Cork. Waterford, black 6 to 27 0 per NIIIn
Irish, tawny 27 0 to 27 6 „
Be INS.
EngliSh .. 44 0 to 52 0 per Ito qr
French, IiPZSCSO, 0 0 to 0 0 per 480th.
Flom
roiled States and Canadian .. 24 0 to 27 0 per barrel
English, good seconds 0 to 38 0 per Why
INDIAN CORN.
Odessa, Danube, ke. 0 to 34 0 per 4.101 he
Lined. American .. 3:3 to 34. 0 „
. .

At Birmingham liberal supply of English wlVeat.
Sellers disposed to accept the heavy decline offered
met with a good demand. Prices are front 4, to 7,
lower than on Thursday last, seconds red being
quoted at 45% to 505, and white 525 to 545 per qr. of
4961 b. Foreign wheat declined 3s to 45 per quarter,
sellers not exhibiting any anxiety to force sales at a
further decline. At Devizes a very large supply of
wheat at market to-day, mostly of this year's growth,
and a good demand existed, but at a very considerable
reduction. The fall was as much as from 6s to 8.. a
exhibited,to p rice
but
tA otfhisnegwraiban
harlosihawnenrye
quarter compared with last market day, 275 being the
thefewdemasanndplefor
yet commenced; the highest price we heard of W 2.,
48%. Vetches mule from los to tos 6d a bushel.
Trifolium, sd a lb. Best wheat, 245 to 275 per sack ;
secondary ditto, ifis to 245; barley, 38s to 485; fine
flour, 415 to 455; best seconds, 355 to 405 ; oats, 285
to 38%; peas, 245 to 26% ; beans, 25s to 28s ; rye, 235
to 245 ; best bread, is iii per gallon.
On Friday, at Mark.lane, supply of English wheat
good, notwithstanding that fresh receipts were limited.
Demand ruled heavy, and the tendency of prices wax
in favour of buyers. Foreign wheat ruled steady at
drooping prices. Barley trade quiet, on former terms.
Malt dull, at late rates. English oats scarce, but a
large supply of foreign. Inquiry limited, and inferior
corn 6d per quarter lower. Maize dull, and drooping.
Beans and peas quiet, but firm. Flour depressed.
At Derby demand flat, and a reduction of 3s per qr.
had to be submitted to ti effect sales, but busouess
improved towards the close of the market : New
white, sos to 56s ; new red, 4S. to 51..—At Lincoln
a fair show of wheat, for which an improvol demand
took place, but prices were 3% per quarter lower than
those of last week.—At Liverpool but a limited
demand with prices irregular, and, except for finest
descriptions of spring red, a reduction Was generally
submitted to of about 3d per cental from Tuesdays
rates. Flour quiet at shout Tuesday's quotations.—
At Wakefield demand for wheat dull, and sales took
place slowly at about the prices of Tuesday, being a
reduction of 45 to 5s per qr. from the rates of this day
se'nnight ; new red made 48s to 525; and new white,
515 to 58s per qr.