The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-09-21 00:00:00

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large fntri.; remit'. F,..111', litta,t ;
week ; oms, omit% Jois, 14. n. ca.
Whing "Paned firmly, wk.. L. AI,
Arrivals of English wh"4.
LONDON CORN MARKET WI/1,h..
English whost occasionally yhAlliag
V/1141A reel sad eitrtine Prices; ,7:12411

44 b
sretert Includ
. 10,000 sheep, eie
METROPOLITAN OATTIA
.1411,
ing f,
ehtt
slow, at
eight Dtirtfurd there "at 14
w"Ab4Pullutba bo ; calves, 56 66 ; lee" :a
foin sheep.

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The attendance to-day
supply both of wheat and barley erag.C°. i
of the week of wet weather. Go,4l74_'_'‘oai
one
gwo
both in English and foreim "2, I
thought to be gradually hardening
barley, la le*, while of English
more plentiful; but there was a very &LIN'
at from 28e V, 32e, the few prime ,i 1
making 11131. New oats a A particularly
offering at low prices, many haring boi,
icon. New beans came sparingly
to 44. per quarter. Of peaa there eT,;(I
foreign on offer. Cakes, ab<nt
Winter tares selling very. firmly, et 14414,4•0
from 6s 6d to 7' Od Per bushfi.

DORCIiE.ITER
SATURDAY'S CATTLE RihiLE
At Mears. Duke's there was • hie ba4;
Mutton mad—.wee, 9.1 per lb. ;
beef, from 13s 6d to 14s 6.1 per score.—*7
bad a eery large sale, there was a 7447 gm,
and good clearance was effected. Th,"
attendance, and the supply of edoch rah;
the demand, and thus gave prices a dosrorci
Fat beef fetched 12e. to 13t per Ka, ;
to £l2; cows and cables, 1:12 t, ;
each. Very large supply of sheep.
to 60s. ; wathers, 48s. to 53e.;
head.

THE HEALTH OF SIR, ClikitLEi
Sir Charles Dilke still cortime to ispn,

LORD DUFFERIN.
Lord Darwin left London this (ILtem
for Balmoral, on a visit to the (4,1664,

AIFAIRS IN FRANCE.

Paris tele4rain thie (Nlon lay) ;IA
Preeident Gravy has invited (hmbenv
cabinet, and will in th.) event of refamic
Chambers.

SEItIoUS Mot

A New York telegram &tate+ a 64 la
between minere at ( ;furling, Obi,. The /1
called in to quell the diaturhanc.., and were
They returned the tire, wounding several ri

THE ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A
A reward of £lOO had been "ffered by t
company for the discovery .4 tne p
support of the theory that the attempt who
with Nildistic agency, it has LT WI
when the Grand Duke Constintine ;eft I
Glasgow on Thursday week, srrnuma
accommodation were first tussle by t
Western Company, but almost at time b
the route was ci.*,.ed, and the Gruel
suite went by the Great Northern line.
which were entertained were fully 11.4
discovery of dynamite on the Monday NI

TURKEY AND THE MACHIN° Q

There can be no doubt whatever that
very seriously alarmed at the ifroqset
demonstration. The disaffection mauls
is already serious, hut the Porte fears ;6
brought home ta the knowledge ~f tat ?to
Europe is united against it, there may he
outbreaks of insurrection. It
endeavour. to arrive at a conclu•i ,n •
saying appearances, shall avoid the den,*
The Powers are equally determined 1..1J
must accept the principle that it is nuke
to deal with her own subjects and make v.
to the decision of Europe. The union of
is complete, and that without except
working harmoniously to cause Turkey if

ACQUITTAL OF SIDGRANT
Sergeant William Marshall' in what i
called the Wimbledon Marking Scandals
day in the acquittal of the prieoner The
only about a 9uarter of an hour en‘agel
lug their decision, and the public were toes
The Judge-Advocate announced that the
found not guilty of the charges male sou
the President told him that he coal.] re
duties.

GAUD Yon Lam.—A Corresixind-nt,
Capetown on August 24, says We ire I
expectation of a war with the &mut,*
however, is still hanging fire. The colony
resource*, is quite able to crush the Buis
do it, if a war takes place, unless stripped
We have enough money and men to min I
even if the Imperial Government do
rifle. So do not let people place too ifrast
idea of the colony only wanting war if it
at the expense of the home Government.
Is overflowing, and the majority of l'sr
vote the money in order to crush the Rs
England will allow it. If there is ernr
years hence farms in Rsautoland will be a
to meritorious colonists. Remember that
is unlike Zululand. It is just what the f
—sweet grass fit for cattle, sheep, ILIV
plenty of water. So the Saantos are in
position.'

TAB SPANISH Palmas& —The bspt
Infanta will take place at the beginning
Queen Isabel is to be godmother, and the
child are Maria Isabel Theresa. the lAtt,
of the great Empress of Austria in the
It was at one time thought that the DAM
would be added. The Princess will be c
chapel by the Duchess Medina de las To'
cushion upon which the Infanta will lie
white satin, fringed with gold. The bai
• present from the godmother, is of whit
trimmed with laws and "entre deur
Angleterre. The Duchess of Medina wiJ
by the household of the little princess
among whom are the head nurse, an F.l
and the wet nurse, who is so dark that
the Palmas calls her IA Africans. King
nurse has sent this woman the coral
earrings that she wore for the first time
years ago, when his Majesty was be
ceremony will take place in the Chapel 11
King and the Royal Family will assist. I
brilliant festivitiee will not take place belt
of October, when the Queen will be
Ake" Oathwirsi. On that °cuisine
Council of Madrid wad the Government "
a procession and bull fight.