The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-23 00:00:00

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY, , DORCHESTER UNION. TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT
Dunirr Slam. MLLE GUARDIANS of this UNION will he ELECTORS or rue BOROUGH or BRIDPORT.
MIL. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his 1 prepared at their MEETING to be held on
./.T.I. next SALE of HORSES will he held on WinitxxoA I, the 11th day of Mar% inst., to receive GE•STLIDIC:,
SATURILtT, APRIL 1011, 1875, at the New &DR TENDERS for the SUPPLY of PROVISIONS and A VACANCY having occurred in your
Spacious 111.1WOMIT.,RY. Tsnort-srairr, where ever, ether necessaries for the UNIoN WORKHOUSE; XV Parliamentary Representation, through the
accommodation for Home of all descriptions r also BREAD made of the beet Flour for the Out-door death of Mr T. A. Nlrrcgiu.i., I beg leave respectfully
provided. . Poor, and MUTTON for the Sick Poor residing in or
PRPsENT [STRIPA : sear the town of Dorchester, be Six Months, from the to solicit your Suffrages as a consistent Conservative
Bay 144441. 'il yea"' 13.2, "id t° d'ir' a good 30113 day of BURCH bat, to the sthday of (kronen , and Churchman, ready to afford an independent
hunter next.
Grey Mars., six years, 14.1, quiet to ride or drive p„w,ra of Tower. may be obtained on application at support to the prirent Government. So soon as I can
Bay Mare, 1:..2. quiet in korner , I will come amongst you, and give every
soy Office, and must be delivered at the Union Work- :_,annstion as to my political views.
Brown Pony, five years, 13.2, quiet to ride or house on or before Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon of ""
drive WZDSISRDAT, the 24th inst. I sun, Gentlemen,
2 IT .ef ul Cart Horses, good workers By order of the Board, Your obedient Servant,
Black Cart Mare, in foal HENRY LOCK, F. NORFOLK.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Clerk to the Guardians. Data um* um
Early Entries are solicited. Dorchester, 11th March, 1875.
ijimdon, 2oth
Dorchester. March 16111, 1875. TO THE ELECTORS OF BRIDPORT.
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rAgnigN±O*Ai
SOUTH WESTERN RAIL WA .y.
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EASTER HOLIDA EL
CHEAP EXCURSION To L()NDON.
ON THURSDAY, 2rAh MARca, a SPECIAL
CHEAP EXCURSION THAI M will lesee
WEYMOUTH, IS HU 711EsTElt, If arWORTHY,
BOURNEMOUTH, kc. for I.ON/ SON, at
the undermentioned StatiOns as follofia:—
litatiowi. Th., Fares to Lauda*
' and back.
14 Uses 3010411
a.m. a d. a. d.
Leave Portbuid . . at 7 40 20 13
„ Weymouth „
9 6 I 20 II
„ Dorchester 930 ' 30 12
„ Moreton „ 942 19 11
„ W001.........962 l9 11
„ Wareham .10 6 II 10
lianiworthy (old Poole .etatioll') 10 010 10
Arrive London VA aterlon bridge) abt 310
The Return Train will leave Waterloo Bridge
Station, !Landon, on Thursday. 14 April, at One p.m.
T. AND H. BAIEWOMBE
Beg most respectfully to announce their FIRST
RETURN from LONDON Oh SEASON,
AND VILE Alli NOW
SHOWING NOVELTIES
IN EACH
DEPARTMENT,
Which will be found well assorted, and invite an early
hapecoun.
A LARGE PARCEL f SILKS from the first
guaranteed Makers at REMARKABLY LOW
PRI( 'ES.
CARPETS IN GREAT VARIETY.
TAILORING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
N.B.—A VACANCY for a respectable GIRL ea an
OUT-DOOR APPRENTICE to the MILLINERY.
COALS! COALS!!
MT DARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• NEW INN South-street. and SoUrn-Wisraila
RAILWAY STATIoN, DoitcHEsTEL, begs to thank the
gentry awl public generally for pad favours, and to
inform then, that all orders sent to hint shall have
prompt attention.
W.D. it now supplying
ltEsT WALLSF.ND.
BADSTGCE,
MA uncrims• COAL,
NEWCASTLE,
CLAYI*ROP34,
SMITHS COAL
RUBBLE CULM.
FOREST OF DEAN (or Bello). and SILESTONI
COALS, confidently recommended as
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST WALLSEND
POE BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
MUDD§ BROW
sEVERAL SHILLINGS PER ToN CHEAPEP
A Trial roam-guile, subrikd.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, Southetreet,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.
IVONS. LETS, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
I facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomae-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after-
noons excepteL
On Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
WHEATLife, Ih.ottualcer, High-street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Satonlays, at Mr. Wootayog's, Con-
fectioner. Gimbal, Dorchester. front 2 to 4 p.m.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
OF BRIDPORT.
Fatuav-Towrouttee,
THE decease of Mr. THOMAS ALEXANDER
Differing., your late representative in Parlia-
ment, and who always manifested • deep interest in
the welfare and prosperity of Bridport and .4 all its
inhabitant.., having occasioned a vacancy in the repre.
sentation of your borough, on the imitation of many
local friend.. I am induced to offer myself as a candi.
dad for the honourable position so long occupied by
your late member.
Having been le,rn and educated in Bridie.rt, and
ever since been closely connected with it by business
relations and many social and family ties, I feel it is
not as is stranger that I have now to addrese you in
soliciting your suffrages and support; in fact, while
chiefly resident at a distance from our town, and only
visiting it from time to time, I have never ceased to
regard it, I may truly say, wits the familiar feelings
of "home."
Early in life it was, as is well known to many
among you, that I came to reside in London, and I
have worked my way up to what! hope I may term
the creditable position which I have long held as an
active member of this yam and busy community, and
more recently as a public man.
In my opinion, at all event, in the early future,
legislation of an extreme or spaaniodic character should
be avoided, because I believe that after the changes
which have been effected within the last few years,
the country, as has been well said, now "needs rest;"
and that a period of greater quietude will tend largely
to promote the real and permanent interests of the
nation. But in thus expressing myself, however, I
would not by any means be understood am approving
' inaction; on the contrary, I believe that much legis-
lation of an ameliorative, improving, and beneficial
nature is, and will continue to be, urgently required,
and I would therefore earnestly and zealously ,10
all in my power to assist in affecting it. It would not
be in accordance with the princiMee by which 1 have
hitherto been guided, to render a blind or indiscri-
minate support under any circnmetances. I value the
right ,4 forming an opinion to the best of my ability
on every subject, and of acting upon it, far too highly
to admit of my allowing myself to be influenced to
that extent. I have no such intention. In all cases I
should endeavour to vote conscientiously and inde-
pendently, and all measure, that should appear to me
to he for the public weal, whether general or local,
and emanating from whatever quarter they might,
would receive my decided and strenuous support.
Having received at the hands of the citizens of
London the honours which it rests. with them to
confer, having also, on the completion of my term of
office as Sheriff for London and Middlesex, received
from Her Majesty& mark of her most gracious favour,
I assure you that to be honoured by you by your elect-
ing me to represent my native town, the Borough of
Bri,livort in the British House of Commons would be
the attainment .4 the object of my highest ambition—
the "crowning point' in a lengthened and somewhat
arduous career.
Should I attain to the position to which I thus
venture to aspire, no efforts shall be wanting on my
part to fulfil aright and to your satisfaction the ins.
portent and responsible duties which will thereby be
devolved on me, and particularly as respects every
matter relating to the local interests et the constitu-
ency, generally and individually.
It is my intention to be at Bridport without delay,
when I shall have other opportunities of offering to
you such further explanation of my views as you may
desire.
I hale the honour to be,
Fellow-Townsmen,
Your most obedient servant,
C ARL ES NV HET HAIL
52, Gordon Square, Isindon, March 20, 1875.
DOCKHEAD DISTILLERY. lAINDOSI,
ESTABLISHED 1712.
WK. JACKSON AND CO.,
DISTILLERS, &c.,
Desire to call the attention of the Trade to their
GIN
BRMSH BRANDI', and
ARMAGNAC BRANDY.
Samples and Price Lists forwarded on application.
TNCI3IE WITHOUT RISK.—NO LICENSE
REQUIRED. —An AGENCY for the SALE of
the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY'S PACKET
TEAS will, with moderate industry, insure a respect.
able living.—Apply for terms to the Company's
Warehouses, 9, tireat.street, Helen's Churchyard,
Ili.liopsgate, London.
moNEx"ro LEND.—HENRY W. BUER
can be seen daily between ten and four. Satur.
days ten and one, at 19, Londonbridge Station
approach, Lon.lon. directly opp.site the booking officer
at Londonbridge Railway Station. Cash lent privately
in Town or Countre fn,m nat. 1:500 on the borrower •
note of hand alone, or on deed., len... life
Farm Stock, Implements, Crops., Furniture without
removal, trade 'trek, plant, Itc. Interest £5 per Cent.,
repayments eau be arranged tomtit the borrower's con
lenience. No I.ife Insurance, no office fees, and no
may. No euretiee necessary. Interest added to
ad. an.v. Apply personalty. or by letter.
Not.. addrees : HENRY W. BOIS, 19, London hri.e
StAti ~,, xpproach. London, directly opposite the bol-
in: offi.e. at Londondwidge Railway Station.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE
CORPORATION.
(Established by Royal Charter, A.D. 1790.)
FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES.
Office:a—ROYAL EXCRANG/L, LONDOW.
The Accumulated Funds exceed 5:3,700,000.
Gonfalon:
JAMES STEWART HODGSON, ESQ.
Sys-Govsatroa :
CHARLES JOHN MANNING, EaQ.
Dr.rtrr-Govaarroa :
FRANCIS ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Essi.
Dtasemaa :
Robert Barclay, Esq.
John Garrett Cattier., Esq.
Mark Currie Clow, Esq.
Edward James Daniell, Esq.
William Davidson, Esq.
Alexander Bruce, Esq.
Fredk. Joseph Edlniann, Esq.
Charles Hermann Goachen, Esq.
Charles Seymour Grenfell, Esq.
Robert Amadeus Heath, Esq.
Holland, Esq.
'l77.Hubbard, Req., M.P.
'liar: Knowles, Esq.
Nevile Lubbock, F..q.
George Forbes Malcolmson, Esq.
Daniel Meinertzhagen, Esq.
William Robert Moberly, Esq.
Lord Joeceline Wm. Percy.
Charles Robinson, Esq.
Sir John Rose, Bart.
Samuel Leo Schuster, F.sq,
Eric Carrington Smith, Esq.
Octavius Wigratn,
Charles Baring Young, Esq.
NOTICE. —The usual fifteen days allowed for pa),
ment of FIRE PREMIUMS falling due at Lady Day
will expire on the 9th of April.
FIRE ASSURANCES on advantageous terms.
FARMING STOCK.—No extra charge for the use
of Steam 'Thrasking Machines.
LIFE ASSIANCES with or without participa-
tion in profit.. Divisions Profit every Five Yeats.
A liberal participation in Profits, with the guarantee
of a large inverted Capital Stock, and exemption, under
Royal Charter, from the liabilities of partnership.
The advantages of modern practice with the security
of an Office whose resources have been tested by the
experience of more than a century and a-half.
AGENTS:
DOllletehirE
Dorchester ... ... Mr. Thomas COMM. solicitor.
Charminater... ... Mr. Henry Spinks.
Blandford......Mr. Henry Shipp.
Bridport Mr. J. Cornick and Sons.
Beaminster Mr. Richard Hine, jun.
Lyme......... Mr. James Farnham.
Poole .. Mr. A. A. Allen, of Hamworthy
accountant
Shaftesbury .. Mr. T. B. Chitty.
Sherborne . Mr. L. H. Rung.
Sturminster Newton Mr. Benjamin Chessman.
Weymouth ... ... Mr. Richard Hare solicitor.
... Mr. G. R. Crickm.
Wimi:orne Mr. G. F. F. Huntley.
Wareham......Mr. J. J.Bates,of East Lulworth
Somersetehirt, and the borders of adjacent Counties:
Wells . ... Mr. R. Tyley.
Axbridge ......Mr. W. Richardson, bookseller.
Bridgwater......Mr. Edward Lilly.
Bath ... Mr. A. H. English, solicitor and
coroner.
„ . . ... Messrs Burneffßooke,solicitore
Bournemouth ... Mr. William Betide, solicitor.
Chard ... ... Mr. Robert S. Bunston.
Castle Cary ... ... Mr. Jas. Mackie.
Crewkerne ... Mr. Thomas Palmer.
Christchurch ... Mr. F. Cuff.
Frome ... Mr. James Gough, Stuckey's
Banking Company.
Ilminster......Mr. Samuel Palmer.
Minehead . . ... Mr. John Moore.
Milverton . ... Mr. A. R. Payne, solicitor.
Shepton Mallet ... Mr. C. W. Fudge.
Taunton ... Messm. Deaden and Sweet,
solicitors.
Weirton - super •Mare Mr. Id. A. E. Groahols.
Wincanton Vacant.
Yeovil and 'skeeter Marrs. 11. 8. and S. Watts,
solicitors.
Southmolton ... Mr. John Cock.
Barnstaple......Mr. Lionel T. Bencraft, solicitor.
Ilfracombe .. ... Mr. W. S. Stewart.
Tiverton ... ... Mr. George Romiter.
Honiton......Mr. William Lee.
Ottery ... Mr. Samuel Norrington.
Ringwood......Mr. William Chappel.
Foolingbridge Mr. Geo. Kent.
Sal ..isbury ._ Mr. Edward Thomas Stevens.
Prospectus.s and all information may be obtained on
application to ani of the Company's Agents, or at the
ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
ROBERT P. STEELE, Secretary.

A. J. EVANS,
Chemist arid Droggist,
HIGH Emor-mger, DOICIIIIIIIIIL

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS
Athail instantaneous relief. and speedily COM
all lung affections. In boxes 70., 1.. lid„
and 2a. td. each.

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGE&
An agreeable remedy for asthma, bronchitis,
shortness of breath, /cc. In boxes 7W.and
ls. lid. mch.
EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE
Safely and effectually soothes young children
when healing, mated at night, or suffering
from aw infantile disorder. In bottles 70.,
ls. lid. and 2a 9d. each.
EVANS'S HEAL-ALL
A most efficacious remedy for Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Face-ache' Chilblains, &c. In
bottles's. led. and 2s. 9d. each.

STAMPS xEdiummo. PILL&
Immediately relieve and 9uickly cure the most
se% ere capes of Neurahria and Pains in the
face and head. In boxes Ted., ls. lid., and
21. ed. each.

EVANS'S FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared for young females. They remove all
irregularities arising from deficient energy of
the system. In boxes Is. lid., and 2s. 9d.
each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Relieves the met painful cases. In bottles
7id. and Is. lid. each.
EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP.
A pleasant suul certain cure for children's
coughs and colds. In bottles 74d., le. lid.,
and 2s. 9d. each.
EVANS'S (Sir Cites. CLARKE'S) DIGESTIVE
PILLS.
A Famous remedy for Indigestion and other
Stomachic Disorders. In bottles Is. lid. and
2s. 9d. each.
FROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS.
The universal remedy for all Ifisordere of the
Liver. May be taken with confidence by
young and old of both sexes. In boxes la
each.
FROUD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH.
A certain cure in a few days. No smelL In
boxes Is. 11. each.

HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
Prepared with mat care and of the purest
Drage and Chemical. by
A. J. EVANS,
C4esii4 and Druggist,
Huai EAST-STRUT. DONCHISTIM.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
UPIIOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, DECORATOR.
MOUSE AGENT, mut UNDERTAKER.
DORCHESTER.
PAPER-HANGINGS.
10,000 Pieces in Stock, from IL per piece of 12 yards.
Pattern Books, from all the Beet Makers, both
English and French.
NEW DESIGNS for ROOM DECORATION&
BLINDS
Of every Description. for Inside and Outside.
CORNICES AN D CORNICE POLES,
With all the Latest Improvements.
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A New and Choice Selection of
DAMASKS, REPS, CRETONES, DIMITIES, and
CHINTZE.44.
Agent for
PAVDS PALTWT FELTED ItAMILICS,
WINDOW CURTAINS,
BED FURNITURE,
WALL PAPERS, &c.
J.F.H. begs to call particular attention to this Novel,
Bandsotue. and Cheap Material.
AN EARLY issrunl"N REAPECTFULLY SOLICITID.
CARPETS.
A New and ('hake Selection of
TURKEY, AXMINSTER, VELVET PILE,
BRUSSELS, TAPE.STRVS, KIDDERS, and
FELTS.
BRUSSELS, from 2s. 6d. per yard.
Oilcloths, Mate. Mattings, Lin"leuni, Cork Carpet,
kr., of every sort, width, and pattern.
FURNI TURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County
FOR MANsioN OR CirtlAtat.
BED-ROOM SUITS from £3.
POLISHED PINE SUITS.
GOODS SUPPLIED AT AST CATALOGUE PRICES.
CHIMNEY, PIER, AND CONSOLE GLASSES,
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
These Showrooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Bram, and Iron of every sort, size, and quality, and
fitted no with Bedding and Furniture complete.
SPRING MAITRESSES IN ALL SUM
Larpc st,ores of SECOND-NAND Fuluartnut.
0001,5 REMOVED AND WAREHOUSED,
PUILVITURE LENT oN HML
Funerals Furnished and Conducted. I
Agent far the leaidon and Linvaehire Fire and Life
In,uranee r"niianies.

EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Effectually restore the impaired powers and
vigour of Homes after hunting, racing,
hard work, or when arising from any other
cause. In Tins, Is., 91, and 3s. fid. each.
EVANS'S DORSET OILS.
Flattering Testimonials have been received of
the immense value of this Embrocation for
preventing Gangrene or Mortification after
Lsuol,ing or Calving, and for Curing
B Cuts,
Woun.la. Bruises, Sore Trate, Swellings, and
External Intiammationa in Horses, Cattle.
and Sheep. In Bottles. Is., 25., 21. fid., and
ha. each.

SUTTON'S GRASS SEEDS,
FOR ALL SOILS,
CARRIAGE ricts.
A 8 SOWN IN THE GROUNDS of the
11. several Royal Residences, the Vienna Universal
Exhibition, the London Universal Exhibition, the
Crystal Palace, Sydenham, as well as the principal
Estates in the Kingdom.
QUITONS' GRASS SEEDS, arranged accord-
,...) log to a new and complete Geological system to
suit the peculiar formation and surface moils of the
Kingdom.
SUTTONIT GRASSES and CLOVERS, for
One Year's Ley. 14e. 6.1. to Ns. per acre.
Carriage Free. Special rates for large quantities

SUTTONB' GRASSES and CLOVERS, for
Two Years' Ley, its. 6d. per acre. Carriage
Free. Special rates for large quantities.
QUTTONEV GRASSES and CLOVERS, for
Three or Four Years' Ley. 23a. 6d. per acre.
Carriage Free.
SIITTONS' CLEANED CLOVER SEEDS at
Market Prices, free from Dodder and other
Weeds. Special prices on application.
SUTTON 13' PERMANENT PASTURE
MIXTURES of GRASSES and CIAWERS.
Els. to 34a. per acre. Carriage Free.
SUTTONB' RENOVATING MIXTURE of
FINE GRASSES and CLOVERS, for improving
Pastures, should be sown at once, 6 to 12 lbs. per acre,
and will effect an immense improvement in a very
abort time. Price 911 per lb.

PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PROMPTLY DO3l AT THE
OFFICE OF THIS PAPER
ON MODERATE TIMES.

Q UTTONS' NEW ESSAY—" PERMANENT
kJ PASTURES." price Is., pod free-
" Without exception it is one of the
by most practical Essays ever penned,
and should be in the hands of every
Mr. M. IL Agriculturist" Midland Counties'
Herald.
Surrox, "If you want to grow the right aorta of
plants, you must sow the right aorta of
F.RA.S., seeds, and you cannot do better than
read Mr. Sutton's paper on laying
Ac., Re. down gram, which you will get by
sending to Reading."—Agricultioul
Gazette.
" I do not know of anything to equal
it."—Profeaaor
THE HEAVIEST ROOT CROPS are
J. obtained by sowing
SUITONS' PRIZE STOCKS of FARM
SEEDS, which are acknowledged to be superior
to all other& For full particulars see

EVANS'S GREY OR ALTERATIVE
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
•
Of great ,icrvice in the Spring and Autumn,
or in CaWil of Swollen Lega, Cracked Mehl,
or any Humour. In Tina, la., la. 91, and
3.. 6d. each.
EVANS'S STIMULANT DRENCH.
Restores appetite and energy in cases of Cold
or Dir.rden• in Cows, itc. In packets li. 4d.
each.
EVANS'S WORM POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Speedily expel Worms, which are so enervating
and injurious to a Home, and restore its
vitality and health. In Tins, gd., and
3..&L each.
EVANS'S HORSE BALLS.
Of guaranteed efficiency; kept in various
strength*. Alterative Home Ball., Cough
ditto, Conditilm ditto, Diuretic ditto, Cordial
ditto, Fever ditto, Influenza ditto, Tonic ditto,
Worm ditto, Purging ditto.

SQIITTONS' FARMERS' YEAR BOOK AND
GRAZIERS' MANUAL, containing several
coloured Plates end Engravings, with a complete
Ca"dm of Fuming °Pend:ion& Price GI , post free.

EVANS'S FOOT-ROT MIXTURE.
Never fails to cure this troublesome complaint.
In bottles Is., Is. 6d.. and 2a ral- each.

THE WILTS AND DORSET FLY AND
LEAR POWDER.
Effectually keeps off the fly, and gives a bond
lear. Is also a preventive of lice and tick in
winter. in packets Is. tyl. each, or in tins,
sufficient for GO sheep, 2s. each.

EVANS'S POWDERS, FOR HORSES, &c.
Antinomy, Aniaewl, rarraway, rurnmin,
Marmite, Eleannpane, Fomturri; flinger.
Grains of Para.liar, Licorice, Nitre, Rosin.
Sulphur. Turmeric, and all other kinds used
for II orwa and rattle.

EVANS'S ASTRINGENT DRINK,
For Sooty inWel. In packets rel. each.
EVANS'S RED-WATER DRENCH.
In packets le each.
EVANS'S BALLS FOR DOGS.
Fhysic, Distemper, Tonic, Alterative, Worm
&c. Most efficient and certain.

prospect of an advance t price as the season comes
Per ton-8 a d. d.
DOM Ash (on 70 per cent.) . .. 6 UIOO 7 6
Peruvian Guano, direct fen Importers'
Stores, in iota of 30 ton* 12 0— ..
D.. do, smaller quantities . .. 13 0-14 0 0
Do., crushed . 0 -- 9 00
Do., half-inch .. • .. • 0 0- -
Do., dust
Animal Charcoal (70 per cell phosphate) . 5 0 6 5 0
Nitrate of soda, In London .. 12 1 0 13 6 0
Do. do in Laveriviol . •12 013 0 0
Sulphate of Ammonia.. . .. •• 10 019 0 0
I 0 - 1 10 0
E. Penland co., (London U num Co.).
WA-odours-a street, E.'.
lIAV NI) STRAW.
WIIITECHAPEI. lbr.snay.—The arrivals to-day
were short, and there xing a good demand, prices
had an improving tendocy.
(Per Lod of 38 Trusses)
Fine Undoes Hay . 1104 to 116 s.
Inferior Ditto.. . . Ma to 7:'s.
Prattle old Clover . 100 t to 120..
Inferior Ditto . • • •• 644. W
An active demand, is night be expected, is now
felt for clover and mho seeds. Prices generally, with
the exception of Amen= red, which is slightly easier,
keep very steady. Choice home-grown samples are
now become rare. Akike is dull at furthur decline,
but white clover is in impmved request. In foreign
Italian a good quantity is selling at enhanced currencies.
Fine linseed is scarce Lnd dearer. In bird seeds there
is no quotable variatios ; canary seed, however, is in
diminished request. A large business passing in spring
tares at an iml,ruvemvii6 occasionally of is per qr.
Stocks in London seem now about used up. Blue
boiling peas arc steady in both value and demand. Of
the larger descriptions very few arc offering. Fine
white mustard and rape seed arc tending upwards.—
John Shaw & Sons.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Nut Dorset Hounds —Thursday. 26th, Down House—at H.
Unttistock Butyl& —Tuesday (this day), Sydling Court;
Saturday, Tlth, Clarkhata Croaa-roada—at 10.46.
Mr. Radclyffe's Housda—Thureday, t6th, Piddletrenthids
Village—at 11.
Blackmoor Vale Hounds—Tuesday, Middleinarsh ; Thurs-
day, 21514 The Kensaia—at U.