The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05 00:00:00

THI 0011111 IIIADM,

BATH.—Trado dalL Bed wheat dl.. to 49e. per qr. ;
whits, 4.1.,„ to 54..; barley, Xis. to 41.., black oat.,
24.. to 20..; white 26a. to 30..; beaus, 22a. to 26. per
ssok ; 20.. to rat ; flour, flue, Ma to 39s- ;
eroooda, 32.. to 34e.

HANPSHIRL—The eorn.market at Southampton
woo very badly attewled, and trade was alungish. Wheat
was tbe turn in favour of buyers, aod for all other
descriptions of grain prices must 1.. quoted the same as
last week. els. :-Good old sod new wheat, 48s. to
per. qr.; bail-7, grinding, 33.. to 35.1.; oats, heavy white
and black, 28.. to 32.; ditto, Inflator, 24a. to 28e.; Want
49. to 51..; old, 53... to 55..; peen, white mad gray, 43. i.
to 48..; and malt, 66a. to 68a; MOINF, 34., to 38.. per
sack.

Nostra/B.—There were stain no cattle. Ist of sharp
and web there were shoat 9,000. Ewes end laniki
brought Me. to 56e. and 70.. to 76. per couple ; lambs
20.. to 25.., 30a. to 35.. and prime lots 40a. pp head,
according to contliiicte and qtality. Tat sheep, fla. 64.
to 101. per 141 b., oat of their wool The VP sheep
were taken of readily enough, bat it was not die same
with the or. sheep, of which a coniderable owtober
remained on hand. Store pip, 25e. to 25. ; and halt
fat, 33e. to 401. per head. Fat port, 71. to 71. 64. Po
lalb.

RZADING.-A tolerably good show of whitst. For
It. best sorts of white wheat the Prices ranged fro°.
536. to 58.. ; intern,. ellate aorta, 50.. to 536.
inferior. 476. to 50s. Red wheat, best qualitisa rek. to
53..; intermediate, 45.. to 48s. ; and inferior, 426. to
455. Of barley the supply was short, entire', gm"
sorts, and prices were trout 306. to 40.. Oats •663611
show, tale not brisk, but no alteration in previous
ourrensisa. Best Poland., 256. to 28a. Waterloo 11.
to 265.; and Tartary, IS.. to 225. The market um
quiet both for beans and peas ; old beans realised trout
456. to 15..; and new, 38s. to 445. Peas, Via to 42.

W•kinemait.-6 very small attendirese, asd I
limited supply of oorn. Demand for wheat esserdanill
slow, and prime of last week were
rb=r le ported ;IS
fact, secondary qualities could he at. masa
two of 1.. the qr. Tbo quotation or best gimlet* wad
48e. to 50.., and ler seooedary 435. to 465. Had 9111100
any barley, and the wepplies at the other markete
the district are quite nominal. 'Th. quotation it
returned at 40a. to 41s. We some In very tmsll
quantities, but there is not mush distend. Priers I"
firm, the quotation being ne. to Sk par qr. Roses
are very dear, and me offered in very email quantities.
They non realise 50., to 54a, nod ble. the qr. Pro
very quiet, at tormer rates. Flaw is iamdier, 34'
to 365, the mak for good moon&

TO CAITLII MAD&

&UM& —There was a moderate supply of asmasult
all 'dad% ware disposed al as about tit, pion of he
weak.

Bs moderate snap', 0144""ek which w" az
follows at per stows of 4s. to 4s. 81, ;
mutton, 4a. 84. tosi 44.; lamb. 6.. to 6s. 84.;
4.. 84. to 6..; pork. 4., 44. to 4a 10d.
Witssam.—Beif 1. at Arlo prima, no, to lb. dd.
tho Hoe, mottos, 81 to 94. par lb. 1.41011 Id rotnil
In roofs traely, and stakes 10d, to 11d. the 11.
7d. to Bd. tilll lls. DEMOS Sid. 10 lid. tie als.

Purr= by Mess Powor, sad P1'6161604 1 hi=siat wed
the oiker Propeiston " Tas Oman AlD...Coorrar
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Fairazaic Joarerroma is Paid to hays woa
12 MA by the success of tb• Doke of Swatort's
" Ceylon " at Pans races out Sunday.

DISPISSAIIIY.—Sermoss in aid of ths Weymouth
rliapenuary were preached in St. Mary's Church on
tionday. in the morning and evening by the Rev.
Talbot Gemmel, and in the afternoon by ths Ray. J.
Lewis. The sum of LIM 10a was collected at Om
cl.ste of the several services.

BRIKTOL PRISM FOX FRZYCH •ND Gminag.—The
t'ambridge local examination last week awarded
the splendid prise of a Greek English Lesioon by
Liddell and Scott, in gelato, presented by Joseph
Abraham, wiayor of Bristol, to Frederic William
Unman, of Weymouth, for having attained the find
place in French and the first in German. He has
alsn received Briefwechsel Zwischen Schiller and
Ii lithe, and the history of the Frets& Revolution,
each in 2 volumes.

Bonooon Pim, Bunion, Torday..- Bofors the

%gym—George James, was Zoned by Joreteh Waller
Nathan with hming in the month of June or July last,
a representation of a French gold coin —which, however,
was not gold, and receiving in exchange a gold ring of
tie value of 64. The complaisset is a clothier and
Jrweller in Weymouth, end the defesdaat • manilla*
belonging to Bergen, " wandeting shutrels."—Mr.
Nathan said that in the month of Jun* or July last hei
met the defirndaet in the street, and after converging
with him some time, &readmit alloded to • ring he
(oomplelnant) wore on hi. linter. Compleinant aired
him if he would bey It, and asked 6.. for it. Defendant
replied "11l give you this gold eon •nd a shilling,"
holding out what reprmented to be • Ave franc gold
piece, nc. produeel. He wan unwilling to part with
It on inch terms and defendant offered the "gold win,"
and eighteen pence, which complainant accepted. It
wood the tint of aqua fortis, but oa the gilt hnng
matched through, It was found to he only a plated
eentiine, or the 100th part a true. The defendant at
11,i, time thin discovery won made, bad taken his
eight with his fellow "birds of pasmee," bet
returning for the rummer mann • few dam ago,
o summons wita taken out against him. Mr. Vincent,
ji welter, was called to prove that the man was not gold.
- The defendant denied that Is sold the coin for gold.
After eomplalumat found out it wag not gold be went up
1., :Anchorite where he saw defendant and called him a
thief and • swindler. Thls rather raised hie (de
sot's) anger, and be date, mined to allow tom elegant
to try De law upon him, 1010,1fT than pay bins the
4v. 6.4 ,at which he had vetoed the coin. He eallid
Henry Charles Hayman, a lad, •ho wait serpent at the
ae.l. The lad said the transaction took place in October
last. Mr. Nathan said that he bad 'mantling that would
joat suit defeneant, and took a ring from his finger.
Defendant asked what he wattled for it, and Mr. Nathsa
said, "That coin which you have and fie." Defendant
offered him Is. Ai. and the coin, which Yr. Nathan
amen' to take. When Br. Nathan took the coin in leiv
hand he asked bim if he knew whether it was gold, and
defendant said be " did not know what it vem." Charles
Rolls, who was elm present, corroborated the lad's
etatement —His Worship said be did not think the
evidence was sufficient to mod the ease for trial, and
therefore it would be dismissed. Defendant had 2a. to
pay forhiawitn..se.,—Wihlam Court, wu summoned
for causing an obstruction of the street, with a horse
and carriage, opposite the Muste4•ll. The defendant
pleaded guilty.—Superintendent Lidbury said this will
the first cem be had brought before the Bench, and the
reason be bad done so was simply to show the other
driven that they must obey the orders of the
constables on duty, as to the reguLtion of *meioses. His
Woreldp ordered the defendant to pay the emm.
3s. 101., and told bin that in future a fine would
be iolieted if similar cease wens brought there.—
Charge Cleel was summoned by P.C. Marsh for being
drunk and Dane* and using profane language in the
Market-hours on Saturday evening last. Defendant
sernowledged that he bad Ind eons, drink, but denied
that he was drunk as he was capable of attending to hi.
leasiners. He might perhaps have tubed • word or two
that were not quite orthodox. The pollee were Mean
down upon him for every little thing, which his neigh•
hours in the market said WWI very wtong. The fact was
they were ho supported obliged to And oat something
-when they had nothing else to do.—Fined be and eons.
—John Bartlett was summoned for turning • horse
loom in front of the Royal Tenses on Saturday lase—
Defindaut said it was "not • hone at ell, it VW au
unbroken filly." A sale took place, and he Led two
horses in halters, hot the colt not being broken, was
allowed to come loose. She would ro quietly with
the other horses without a halter, but if • halter were
ot on her she would be for more &mimeos.— plead
• •.d mete. Defendant said he should pay the al. 104.
• r proteat.—Ana Young was charged with baing
drunk and begging, and swearing at Ones who refused to
give her anything, and iido with sling Dud.* epithets
towords the police. Os being taken into custody she
lay down in tbe road, and she had to be carried to De
police station on a stretcher. She was committed for a
maith with hard labour es • rogue and vegnbond.