The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-10-13 00:00:00

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADE

The corn trade relllaillA dull, but the downward
tendency of prices seems ioo,uent.tnly arrested. for at
many large market. cm Sabinlay there was either great
&nines, prier. or a slight advance.--At iltorchester
wheat was in much leo supply than last week, and sale.
icicle at late 'whys, the previous week's average being 445.
61 per imperial quarter. Barley less freely offered than
lan; week. the leet being quite a. clear : secondary
qualities met a ith a slow wale. The previous week's
ottlecal average W.tl 41s. 011, per imperial quarter, ace
quarbes red big .1:1,27:: 3s -At the fortnightly auction
sale of 4.4: there was a somlerate supply. Fat beef com-
mando, truth 14, to 15.. per wore, and mutton from 7.1.
li, al co.r Us Heat ewes Kohl at from 40s. to 455. per
bead; Down ewe-. Xis to 3s4s while whetheri were
sewee and clear, at Xis. Horn lambs :Ha. to Hie—At Bath
wheat was Is el. calscr.—At Heading. fair supply of wheat,
but a doll tone. taotwester wa. the 1,2,110.—At War-
minstet in t w-stk*s rate. prevailed—At Nurviich. in 1101110
tAies• trade wit. the turn clearer. Bradford without
change. —.41 Carlisle last week's extreme rates ruled—At
elte-:••r. millers were clisweed to give 1.1. to 2.1. par
laccdcet over late irreiwir for prince samples. In Corn-
wall lite trade i. dew.- prices being 61. per Cornish
bushel lower. In 1 levon last week' a prices were slowly
made.—At I I.lcc tier dry lots ma le folly last week s
races. lit tie Essex markets priees are unaltered. Kent
Tenon. At Let-ester, wheat has made
full Klee.. At Newcastle best santicle, site rather over
law earreneies. At Northampt ot aml Nottingham
plea :0 Is ecte. were well supported. At Oxford, trade
poterl”r -ugh farmer, were able to obtain
Is. more nitrate. At Worce-ter rates were firmer, and at
York ,he tra to was .teacly at last week's prices.

Bkhop tionstneer °MIMI have licen sold for IMO.
The new Art covie into operation lag Saturday.
at A a can't ;.et whi.key, but they hang on
the lire ith.
The ilinivtor.oi the Alexandra Palate have decided to
re-open tlor pal.- May,
A p.'-i•eit of the Rey. Mr. Beecher has just been outdid
to Madame Tots-awl', exhilation in London.
In Viejo a f'dy :he jurors in murder cues are allowed
to.go to I'm theater in the eveuing.
• Rev. .1. A. Haywood on Hell Fire" is the heading the
ChieTp. dr me. ..as to. ownwoo.
The price of wheat per quarter is now just • pound lees
than it wool a year ago,
Log the duty on racehorses to the Slat of March was
Et 1,612 9..
The nap orodoct, exourtef from Newfoundland In 1873 were
vatted 7„:+0,49; doll.
A t is has onveutc.l a machine for taking trees up by
she nwi rI!, the earth alm
be.logs to:mucky are said to Issi a destroyed VO,OOO dole.
"worth .4 the 10•1 two years.
Medi-alb, own simillincs In Blnuhrghant mime the beginning
nif the year Wye 114.
A pulotical agitation how begun in favour of adult
suffrage
A new claleholtie is being erected in Pall-mall, for the
Junior Natal awl Military Club.
It is expected tlo.ot the Cabinet Ministers trill meet in
London some time before the end of this month.
It is under•tiesi quit the Princess of Wales will visit
Birmingham oat the ird of November.
The We., ”thuler Onset', bays there is no truth in the
ropart that I to, 'ado, lins laws shot and wounded.
The Vicar el lin:knell, Shropshire, has been lined for
allies ale at a supper following a harvest festival.
The Regent's Canal gunpowder explosion did damage to
the mumint of about A'...•2111111.1.
The site of the old Whit...crow Priam has been bought by
the Midland Railway tkimpaity for the pwinsw of a goo&
station.
A man has emitted suicide at Hull because he
was about to be apprehended for not paying his poor.
rotes.
It is sant that the practice of sending substitutes Ii
growing up in connection with mtg. images to Roma
Catholic alirincx
It i. announced that rinderpest fa raging in Selostpeel
end neiglahourboad, and that the cattle are falling down
. lead in the stroeta.
The goner of "Apology," the Rev. .1. W. King, is
verioualy ill. He has been admonished for breeding sad
training race horsea by the Bishop of Lincoln.
-.1 he largest twine pn,hably ever inflicted upon a child Is
iisseachwietts was "Aldebsruntipluecolornla " latter.! The
'girl afterwards biomes the wife of a Hesston merchant.
An exceptionally large group of spots is now visible on the
menet of the son AconnlfinctA Mr. W. Y. Penning, of Bristol,
the epees rover an area of nearly 75.9,0
Ann Eliza is playfully stated by a Washington reporter
to wear a taro locket suspended from her neck containing
scrape of hair cut from Brigham 's scalp.
.tccording to the "incidental expenses" of the 1.7 tilted
bitates Congress, each member uses of toilet soap per
sesdon.
The atataau of Hartlepool have formed a union to
demand that all men shall be paid L 7 for a voyage to
London.
The latest addition to the Rotunda at Woolwich is a
handsome bronze field piece, which was taken from the
Kilt, of Gong durins the Indian mutiny.
An inspector of the Consett local beard reported on
Wednesday, that in one loging-honse, the previous week
he found • dozen naked turn playing at leap-frog.
King (Jambs. of Afromo, has wade use of the new cable
to say to Boston :—"Last Inimioaary just been put to
bake: rather thin, send something corpulent"—Dtfroit
Prem.
A Chicago coroner makes no charge for sitting on the
bodies of young men who part their hair in the centre.
The personal satisfaction he derives is, he says, sufficient
payment
Jape thallium'. wife of a cottoe.loom spinner, aged ill,
drowned herself and her chill, aged 17 months, in. dam,
on Friday night. It is rumoured she had not been kindly
stagged by her husband.
Dr. Mewl, the medical officer of the Newmarket Union,
has been called upon by the Local Government Board to
ees:go for neglect in connection with the outbreak of
small pox there.
A Timer telegram from Berlin says that in consequence
of the conversion to It ttttt an Catholicism of the Queen
Dooaser of Bavaria. • rupture has ensued between her
Majesty auol her eldest son. the King.
Foun •T A BIRTH. —The Rev. J. Paton, curate of Gimp
Hay. lierefonlshire, ralli attention to the fact of the wife
of • toll-keeper, named Powell, bevies been delivered of
four children. two of whom are alive and doing well,
rise wheatrocks, with several barasand out-botmes. the
property id Mr. Thomas George, of Pollicott, near kyles.
bury, hale been totally destroyed by fire. The damage is
estimated at alga The fire is supposed to be the work of
an incendiary.
A boy named named John Green. 11 years of age, died
in Liverpool On Sunday night of hydrophobia. lie we,
bitten by • dog in July, and the wounds were apparently
heeled, lest sympteum of the diorama appeared on Sunday.
He died nine hours afterwards.
Lord Forsaker died on Saturday, in the 75th year of
in Lige. He is succeeded by his brother, the 11012. G. C.
W. Foreater, M.P. for Wenlock, whose elevation to the
roe ee,mto. a varsary in the representation of that
tuzh, for which he has sat as • Conservative lines
IV.IO-
- Itcoisa Preaded at the Heile park dm..
stration in suenort of the Hospital Saturday Fund, which
was
atirn,im by many thousands of the park kaiduls.
lii. grace plewletlearuestly for the "inainilicent hospital.
lld 10n11011...
nt
of Use
?feriae., says
Thu Ilinuaa CUrrealdatile
am when the pope heard o conversion of the
Dowager Queen of Ilatarie
excia/isontentiad• he hung hito
kges,_ggui, with uplifted @Yea 'My God thy
icor Is tuiworthl of Ina Canookllvet"
poor V