The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-13 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1875,

POTATOES.

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NOVEL BREACH OF PROMISE t'ASE.
A singular ease came on for hearing before the Judged
the Birmingham County Court. Elisabeth Woodward. •
laundry', sued WSW= Hunt, an ale merchant for 4:16
arrears iif an annuity.. Thlu plaintiff's case Wl4. that 15 i
years ago +he enterol the defendant's einfiloY as a .1, ime,tie !
servant. In 0.70 lie seduced her, awl time previous
to 1.1'2 he married, the ...inflection .*,Til,. Ono!i con.
tinning. however, until that year. In 1,7:i he agreed to
allow her g 5 a month until he had paid t.J. and gl a
moth afterwarla Six months mu tin.,e psyments
oral. awl it was the arrearg.that plaintitf tacit The
plaintiff was called, awl said slie hat letter. in her
possession in which the ilyfewhuit promi,ed to marry her
three months after the death of his preslut wife. She
continued : " I entered his house a liesbliearted. happy'.
girt: lout l am not flout, and lie knowi it." The Judge
ultimately ilisini,sed the ease, on the ground that he hail
uoi power to try a breach of promise case, which, in etfect
at least, this was.

fliarluts.
CORN TRADE.
Influencul be the wet weather, the wheat trade has
assumed a firnicr tone, and although no harm has thus
far been sustained by the crop, an advance of is per
quarter has b en demanded and occasionally obtained.
Plenty of sunshine and a much higher temperature arc
Dow necessary to bring the crop to maturity and
ensure fine quality, and in their absence we may
anticipate that ipn;tatioas will rule higher than they
do at present. Die stock of wheat in London is about
74,0 c() quarters, but that in Liverpool exceeds 400,000.
At the other principal out Ports the stocks remain just
the sant.: as three months ago. Stocks in farmers'
band; are considerable, and being held by wealthy
growers, are not likely to come forward until after
the harvest. The quantity of wheat now on passage
to the United Kingdom from all parts is about
1,333,000 quarters. Barley dull. Oats in large
supply, owing to liberal foreign importations. Sound
Russian rather dearer ; inferior qualities generally
weake. Maize steady. Beans and pias unaltered.
Flour fal to is dearer.
Hot barred weather is much desired in the earlier
districts of France, where cutting would commence at
once under sunshine. Nevertheless the crops in the
centre and north are sufficiently good to push (Limanl
old wheat stocks, which are being offered to our west
coast millers on low won' that cannot fail to influence
the prices of Build' wheat. The south of France
still keeps at a level several shillings above London
prices for Illack Sea wheat.
.American harvest estimates arc improving, a large
crop of general produce being expected, the yield of
wheat promising to be fair of winter and plentiful of
spring sown, in the principal agricultural States.
For the half year ending June 30, the United
States wheat shipments to the United Kingdom are
about 1,500,000 quarter., or (sa,ocaa quarters weekly;
the time shipments were at the rate of 125,000qUarterS

BOBOUGH AND
.SPITAFIELDS, FRIDAY.
Old potatoes are very irregular in price, while the
arrivals of new arc much in excess of the demand.
The following arc the quotations :
old
ovum... tOs. per tort
Fluk
„ &airs .. • • 3°4.
Mc to MK „
1:1Ar Round Were •• .. NAL to l*S. „
„ Kidney ditto .• Ulm. to 13:xt. „

THETFORD WOOL FAIR.
FRIDAY.-11usiness at Thetfonl wool fair, which
opened to day, was very slack, growers asking 40s to
4.2 s per ton, and buyers offering 3is to 395. At the
dinner Lord Henniker presided, and speaking in
reference to the Agricultural Holdings Bill, said that
what was wanted with regard to tenants was a twelve-
months' notice to quit, which, whether the Bill passed
or not, he should give to his tenants. Sir R. Buxton
spoke on the same topic, advising farmers to accept
the Bill as a tentative measure.
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',fore Mr..lustice Archilsild. Eliz-A-
TWo 11:11-NoNS SENTENCED TO DI:ATII.
At Durham assizes.
Ileth Pearson a young married woman, was !sentenced to
death for poisoning her uncle, 311.111e11 Watl.M. at (14in-ford.
by administering 11...Attie's vermin powder. which cuntvined
strychnine. The priloner got her ther-iwlaw to
punkas.: the powder. tolling her it was to destroy mice.
Her uncle was ill for • few days. but was getting better,
awl the doctor propowa on March 15 to send him an
aperient pill. Ihe priionersuggestsal that a powder will
be easier taking, and the doctor s•ent • pow ler. The
suppo-ition is that the prispner ali,ii,uetret Battle's
powdyr in 'dice of the dort s Iler WWI., died
on March 15 with all the symptoms of poisoning bY
strychnine, and stochnine was found in the .4,inneli. The
prisoner is the only person who attends! the I 1ee1,3-4,1 t
Is 11111•1.43c1 tie laUtlVa Wad to get inroses.ion of JeCeade.rd
furniture.
At the same assizes, Banda lludillestone sentenced
Michael Cilligan tot death for murdering an Irishman at
Dulingoo. There swilled to lie no provocition. Six
tuen attacked dereased, and I;illi..tan struck I on the
head w ith an ins.ruiuent and fractured, his skuil, causing
death. James Durkin awl James Flinn, charged with
aiding and abetting talligan. were found guilty of man-
slaughter, and were sentenced to fifteen years penal
servitude.

STOCKIIiI LIGE FAIR.
Th 6, the first of the principal sheep fairs, was held
on Saturday. when the supply was about 4,000 over
the average. Trade opened very briskly, at prices
los a head more than last year. Later in the day,
however, there was a lull, and many lots remained
unsold. Lambs fetched from 255 to ; ewes 405 to
52, ; two-teeth, 44, to 63; ; wethers (which were
scarce), 4.1 s to fo.i. There was a large supply of
Irish beasts, but trade was dull.

T HE
SECRET

BLEND

lIAV AND STRAW.
TUESDAY.—The supplies of
fodder on offer were short; trade was active, and
slightly advanced.
(Per Load of 36 Trusses
Fine )(endow 'lay UOll to 14a.
Interior . rtrot to V".
Strew We. to Mc .
Prime *WI Clover 100 e. to I4ov.
Inferior Ditto bro. to Ws.

CAPTURE OF A RUNAWAY PAIlt IN
LIVERPOOL
Some days ago, a very prepossessinglooking gir
daughtor of a small farmer residing in the county of
Kildare, suddenly left her home. Prior to her departure
she possessed herself of £4l in gold, which warn stored in
a cupboard in her father's house, and she then ded from
her native land in company with a young mau to whom,
it is believed, she warn much attached. :shortly after she
had left the paternal roof, the little hoard of gold was
missed, and the police were comniunicated with. It at
once struck the ,dicers that the young couple would most
probably try to make their way out to America, and that
Liverpool would bathe pioneer embarkation. ACCOVIiNdY
a telegram was sent to Mr. Murphy, of the Royal Irish
constabulary, who is stationed in Liverpool, and on Wed-
nesday morning be arrested the pair as they arrived by
one of the Dublin steamships. The father t the young
lady was telegraphed for. and he reached Liverpool on
Friday. All the money was found untouched. awl it no
at once handed to the father by his daughter. rite old
man appeared to be much pleased at the return of the
gal, but no sooner had he deposited it in his pocket than
he told his daughter that she might seek a home where
she pleased, as his door was cloo.sl against her for over.
d Iler lover id not forsake her in I:er emergency, and, said
that as soon as possible he would make her a happy wife.
We understand that the father of tio: young woman has
returned to Ireland. In the cupboard from which the
young woman took the gold, there was a considerable
number of hank notes, but these she left untouched.

weekly.
The continued drought in South Russia has so far
jeupanlised the crops that, for the moment, pricm at
the shipping ports have risen several shillings above
the level of value in London.
The quantity of wheat on passage has lately in.
creased by over 300,003 quarters,and 130,000 quarters
are now due. Commerce and the season are, therefore,
. . . .

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MANURES.
Per ton—L v. d. L L .1.
Bone Ash (on 70 per oent.) U 0 oto 0 5 0
Perm-Lin Guano, direct from Importeni
Storm, in lots of 30 tons . .. 12 10 0— ..
Do. do., smaller quantitim 13 0 0-II 0 0
Bones •• 0 0 0-- 0 0 0
10.., crushed •• •• sOO- 9 0 0
half-inch •• 0 0 0--- 0 0 0
Is• • dust • S 0 0 - 9 0
Animal Charcoal (70 per cent phosphatc) 7. 0 0-- 5 5 0
Nitrate ol soda, in London .• .. i 0 0 13 10 0
Do. do. in Livorp..4 • 12 IS 0.3 5 0
Sulphat ol Ammonia.. 19 0 0 -52 0 0
OypsUm .• •• • • .. • 1 8 0-- 110 0
K. Pumas and re, (Lon.Ln) Manus., CO.l,
116. Fencliurch Street, E,C

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pulling in opposite directions, and each day is felt to
be full of uncertainty. ,
The Scotch markets of Wednesday relapsed from
their latest adCance, sales being slow at last week's

quotations.
Wednesday in Mark-Lane had no special features,
the tone of the market being against sellers.
On Thursday, at Bristol there was scarcely any
English wheat on oiler, price: arc therefore almost
nominal ; foreign dull, at Indy last week's rates.
Barley in fair request, and values unaltered. Maize
6d to is per quarter higher. For oats the demand is
limited, and values the turn in buyers' favour. Beans
rather dearer, Arrivals :—Whmt, feneign, 21,94
qrs. ; oats, 2,411 qrs. Irish, 2,536 foreign ; beans,
peas, &e , cua.stways, 145 qrs. ; maize, foreign, 527
qrs. ; flour, foreign, joo barrels.
wusse s. d. d.
Milian Oregon, white .. 46 to 44 par 4061 h•
Anirrioni, thie spring .. .• 45 to 46
sixondsry .. 44 to 45
Polish Odessa, Mat.. .• . to 45
Gliirks, • kloisa. and Rostoff• soft 43 to 44
Ilenlianski and Ilarianople, soft
.0 to 0
. •

DEATH OF
.THE,1191AN..41.1111
~,, AT TIIE

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ZOOLOGICAL GARDLNs.
Since the demise of "Joe," the chimpanzee, at Reffont.s.
park, Lotain IS months ago, which followed closely upon
that of the line old rhinoceros, the Zoological Suceity have
nut suffered so severe a loss as that whirl' has befallen
them in the death of a female Indian elephant. This fine
lidnlal died suddenly on Wednesday night The cause of
its death lie' not been accurately ill-covered. though this
body has been subjected to a pot Moe r rol examination•
The elephant in question will be remember"' a.. one of
those upon whose backs it hip been the delight of thou-
sands children to rile year after year. Its exact age
has not been aseertsinpl ; but it is believed to have been
about *1 years old. The iuiiiucile onanity of fool esti.
sinned by the animal daily appears almost incrediLle. It
is calculated thaton ordinary days, the amount offset in
the shape of buns, biscuits, and fruit uituii to each
elephant by the vi.itors, together with that suplied
regularly by the keepers, cannot have been than
eighty piumls. The Indian elephant is as a role. inwli
more tractable and capable of flomesticat" than its
African relative. The subj,t of this memoir was
generally on excellent terms with its keepers, ssle.of voice
was in not, cases sufficient to ensure trict obedi nice ti
their instruction... A gentle tap with i cane or whip was
all that was necipsary to revall the wsielt•risg attent 1111 l
of
the alli ll The brain weights' over twelve pounds. It
will be placed in spirits and depeited in the MIIS4III of
, the Royal College of Surgeon. Mr. IL 11. Garnfl, the
pros...dor of the ZoOlogieal Society, is about trq prepare
the skeleton of the animal for exhibiton.

óó to 44 0

English. red and white, 'nun,
HAMA..
English, good to flue malting .. 0 0 to 0 0 perimp.qr
French, good to floe malting 0 0 to 0 0 per 4201t0t
I rndt, g.st.l to tine tusking .. 00 to 0 0 per 43166
Danubc nni thlco., grinaintt .. 21 6 to ti 0 per 40066
Iri•handlrreneh,h‘avy grinding.. 1 0 to t 4 0 „

OATS.
Swe. Inaty white .. 29 0 to 31 0 per 3201bs
nod other. floe white 29 0 to 30 0
Cork, WsterforJ, black .. 21 6 to 25 0 per i. 04114
E Intend. black 24 6 to 21 0 o
!dab, tawny 0 to 27 0 o
BEAN,.
English .. 43 I. to 52 0 periinp.gr
French. 51.mtran, c. 6 0 to 33 0 per 4101bs

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United Stat‘ awl Canadian

0 to 3 0 per barrel
. 31 v to 33 0 per IsVlbs

t:11::Ilill, g. 14

INDIAN CORN.

.. 34 0 to 33 0 per 4sOlbs

Misva anieri.ii .. .. .. 33 0 to :14 0 ..
Dan .. . • _ 24 0 to 24 6 per 400114 ,
At Birmingham short surply of English wheat, but
the advance in some cases demanded could not be I
established, and trade is steady at the prices of last j
week. At I kvizes wheat in short supply, but dealers
hesitated to submit to the advance asked by the ,
fanners ; eventually they submitted, and a gixxl trade
was done at an advance of from is (0 2. per qr. The
price of dour has consequently been raisoli 14,4 ,
I
scow& being now 33:.
, On Friday, at Marki.ane, the market was very .
1 slightly influenced by the increasing finnne:s in the
provinces and some attention was directed to the
broken weather. Wheat, which is likely to be affected
most by a continuan,...., of rain, was very firm, and a
few unsuccessful efforts were matte to establish an
, advance in it, pric4 The fresh supplies of English
1 wheat were short, while those from abroad were fair.
' Barley was dull, and price. remained easy. Malt
was very quiet on former terms. There were liberal
arrivals of oats, the inferior descriptions of which were ,
taken heavily. Fine Russian, however, was firm,
if anything a shade dearer. Maize realised the full
qu,nations of last market in all instances. Deans and
peas were sl.iw of sale. and without material change in
value. Flour was strong in tone, though not active,
and factors even refused "tiers of the same money, the
AVallee asked being isl for American barrel:, and Is
I ir country sacks. At Andover, trade was dull.
Tlicre was a slight advance in wheat, which realised is
1 to 25 per quarter more money. At Coventry, the
grain trade was very quiet, and sales slow, holders
, asking for an :idvance of is to 2. per quarter in wheat.

Mr. Merry 's connection with the turf will cease :eel
determine on the 2nil of Augu-d, when his stwl
niß In
I,roiht to the hammer it Tattersall's.
'aptain Weld., who swain from Illack wall to thavesetel
on Satunlay, will attempt to swim acruoi the Channel in
August.
A plague of rats is doing much harm on the cacti
estates .if several districts oft cylon, and numenois copp
lulaint4 (non planters appear in the Col Ito paper,
The Directors of the Dank of England on Thursilay
' reduced the minimum rate of discount frum 31 to 3 per

ralreltasil

At Derby, but little doing in wheat, prices remaining
tirm, at last week's rates. At Dublin, foreign wheat
in improved demand. At Lincoln, wheat prices the
same as last week. At Liverpool, owing to the
heavy rainfall of the last few days, wheats were held
for til per cental advance, but the trade was rather
limited, millers being rather disinclined to follow the
improvement, flour being rather dearer. Indian corn
in moderate request at bit per quarter advance. At
Stamford, wheat not so firm as last week. At Wake.
held, prices again dearer for all fine fresh English
samples, Foreign held for more money, but this
checked business.

cent.
Lord Aberdare has accepted the office of President .4
the Social Science Congrees to he held at Brighton in
October neat.
Professor Calmat,. the eminent politiesl economist,
on Thursday morning at his residence at Blackheath. lie
was fifty-one years of age.
THROAT ISJAITATION.-The throat and windpipe are
especially liable to !Mies 1111 l . causing soreness and
dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and
affecting the voice. For these spina we glycerine in
the form of jujubes. Glycerine in these agreeable con-
fections, being in pro:unity to the glands at the moment
they are excited by the act of sucking. becomes actively
healing. ed. and Is. pickets (by Poet 8 or 15 etainlak
labelled "Janes EPPS& Co., 11 emathic Chemist& is,
Threadneedle Street. and 170, Picadilly, London.-Sold in
Weymouth by J. V. Wiudsms, Zl, St. Alhau's
Row.
A DISHONEST PRACTICE.-For the &Ike of extra profit
some unprincipled trsdesinen, when asked 6.1. RECKITT'S
PARIS DEVI IN SfARES, sulatitete inferior kinds in the
same form. The Paris Blue, "As csED IN THE PRINCE
or WALKS* LACNDRI," is TOMS' so universally c.d...., 1
for its splendid quality -above all other blues -that it is
important to (deserve it is only genuine when sold in
squares, wrapped up in pink pmwr bearing I. Reckitt and
Sons' noise and trade mark. Refuso all Blue whirls is
not so wrapped. •
Till reason why so many are unable to take Cams is,
that the varieties co iiiii only sold are mined with Starch,
under the plea of rendering them soluble ; while really
making them Wel, hen,' ess4, indige.tible. This may be
easily detected, foe f COeon thickens in the cop it prows
the addition of ',Mech. CALOWRT'S COCOA Es.4.eneo is
genuine; it is therefore three times the strength of these
Comae, and a refreshing Beverage like Tea or Coffee.
BEWARE Or PIRATICAL IMITATIONS Or ALLCOCK'S
POROUS I'LARTEIL -Owing to the wonderful sale thest.
celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative
properties in lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, 'mins in
side and back, and, in short, all pains and local affec-
tions, some unprincipled parties have been manufac-
turing and offering for Kale spuriom plasters, put upin
such a manner as to deceive the unwary, and, no sole
ie.,Tnt for Great Britain and Ireland. I can guarantee
none genuine save they hear on the Revenue Stamp, in
white letters, the words -"Titus. ALLCOCK and (~o.
PoItOUS PL/UITERN," and the mil d ic,by never purchasing
unless thia is on, will secure Gs themselves the genuine
Porous Planter.-iii May Ilgsmarrff, lsiverpool,
sole agent for Europe and the Colonies. Dealers in
spurious plasters will be prosecuted. Agent for
Weymouth and Portland, W. Getioonr, Chemist.
Agents for Poole, W. l'EsxEr, T. W. ATKINN, nnd
NV. 'lawn:run, Chemist. Agent for Dorchester, W.
how, Chemist. Agent for Warelitun, T. Itaximm.,
Chemist.
TATUMCS PATENT SEWING MACHINES have new Patent
Improvements, which rendered them superior to all other
makes for DRESSMAKING an.l Fontx esti. "TAry are
Simple to Learn."" Rasy to Ifork.'"' Not liable to get out of
are "Strong." Sniff,- "Durable," "make ven
0111, .. and can be had on "case tero.4" of purchase
at a "moderate prier."-It is necessary to Caution the
public against cheap, ill-made and consequently worthless
machines, which are often recommended by Dealers-on
account of the enormous profits they obtain fur them, in
preference to good machines at a fair price Intending
purchasers, if unable to obtain Taylor's Patent Sewing
Machines from local Dalliers. an. respectfully requested to
send for • prospectus to 97, (*healable. London, LC.;
Great Oritfield, Yorkshire ; or the brancis sataidishments ;
Z. Silver-street. }lulls and GM Kirkgate. Wakefield.
Co-operation is not unlikely to find a coneideralde rival
In the tradesmen sussuciated with the Society called the
General Expenditure Assurance I* pray, 5, Old harry,
London, which is increasing by hundreds the number .4
Its members in London. The Conspany has been in
existence about a year and a half, and ite shareholders.
who are distinct from trade members, have already
received a very fair dividend. London tradesmen are
beginning to find their eustonsers who had desert...l them
for the "Stores" returning to them for the advantageo
offered by the Coupon eystem, which, without rewiring
anything more than the payment of ready 1111 l ney. secures
the purchaser the ultimate return of the Amount he has
expended.
llosdowsy's OINTMENT AND PILO:. -A lure for
Abseeews, Piles, blotula, and Sau'o of every description.-
The very satisfactory result, arising from the use this
invaluable Ointment when patients have bevel glittering
from any of the above dieorders, have induced the Medical
Profession to introduce it into the hospitals and their
private practice, and in many instances where the sufferer
was considered incurahle, Ilollonaf's ointment
iii coil-
-Lion with Isle Pills ham healed the most deeperate
cases. These medicines an-also unequalled teethe cure of
scrofula, scurvy, and all diseases .4 the skin ; the cores
they effect are not temporary or imperfect for their purify-
ing powers bring about a narvelloue and t leeieficial
change in the whole motets', and enable it, with renovated
powers, to resist future attacks of the Aslne
IRE HAIR- -For 40 years Mrs. S. A • ALLEY". WORLD'S
Ii 1111 STORER Kw received the commendation and
favour of the public- It has acquired the highest place
that can he obtained for Any moderate enterprise, and
contributed to the adornment of ten of thousand, of nds
persons, who have the
pra4 of its eerviceable character.
It will poeitioely renew and redo, the °rigout: arid natural
odour of grey, white, and faded Ilair. It will strengthen
and invigorate the Hair, stop its falling. and induce a
healthy and luxuriant growth. No other prefers can
prattle° the same beneficial result. Sold br all Chemist..
, and Perfumer& in large bottles, fis. 111 and 110.
Southasupton Row, London.
NEW CURE FOR CoNSVISIWION.-A new remedy h.,
been discovered for the cure of Consumetion.- The old
I treatment entirety eePersedal by • more certain method
. of cure. Full particulars of the remedies, with testimonials
of cure, will be sent by post to any person free of charge.
Address t-Mr. Wlsaana. 10. 011nrdTeone•5.11yde Park.
Load=

1311.11111 AL •VIUt 40101.

\ Wheat. garley.
-----
ie; ,/. to, s. d
Jan. 2 ..1:17,921 44 2 463-.35 44
- - 9 .-. 42,,73 45 1 42,962 44
- - 16 .. .67,0,1 44 6 5%.621, 45
-- 83- • 43 9 68,327 i 45
30 ..1,54.52.4 43 0 53,t;2' 45
Feb. 6.. A,37.1 42 7 88,731' 45
13 41 II 49,622 44
50 -159,0341 41 6 40,5751 43
• 40 11 41.249, 42 11
Olar. 6 . 40 I $3,311' 42 0
13 i 60,7191 H 4 35.431. 42 5
• :a.) ..;t:7,153' 41 9 24,740 43 2
-
27 ..:,7.47$ 41 10 20,913 41 El
April 3.. 40,690, 41 5 14.514 41 3
- - 10 ..54.2,3; 43 1 13,530 40 8
17 .. .1.2.141 43 4 10,46: 40 6
24 ..)15.744: 43 4 8.155 41 4
May 1 .156 71a8 42 10 5,170 31 10
..4:2;.-Ifni 42. 2.9413,' 39 0
15 ..1,3,37041 42 2 3,4031 37 4
32 .. 51 57 4: 0 1346 34 3
_
-- •. 46,711 41 10 7491 39 8
thltlo 43,3011 41 11 01 38 9
13 .. .II 11 232 84 II
-- 19 43,233 42 3 3.6, 39 6
,43,1101 42 11 323 3.2 3
July 3 -34.0971 43 U 1.10, 35 6
Mx
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average! 1 303

GBl
746
763
417
670
463

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CATTLE.
BRISTOL TIIVIZSDAY.—A short supply of beef.
the best descriptions scarce and wanted, at as much
7os to 755. The supply of mutton was
as 135; per cwt., but inferior and rough sorts made a
ethers were. scarce and in demand at
; best
w
Gd per lb., but ewes sold at Lambs were in good
dnoutillsaarglee, at I
supply, and met with a selling trade at rod per lb.,
for anything very choice ; rough sort; selling cheap.
A good supply of store cattle, but more than wanted,
the demand having again fallen off, and prices were !
hardly so good. Little business doing in milch cows.
The consignments of pigs from Ireland numbei over
1,000 and they met with a rather active sale, at Its
per score for bacon pigs, and 125 Gil for porkers.
NIETROPOLITAN, have a
good supply of beasts, and trade is slower, yet for
choicest qualities price; are not much altered. The
number of sheep is very large for a Thursdays market,
nearly as large as on last Monday. Trade is tolerably
active, and prices are still high. Choice lambs are in
demand at fully late rates.. Calves are plentiful and
cheaper. There are 40 English and 33 foreign milch
cows on offer ; trade is very dull for them. Our
foreign supply consist; of 430 beasts, 7,510 sheep, and
Soo calves.
(Per stone or M.)

11..rdonbo, Le.
Deg Sh•trth..rns • • • •
quAlit) Ilen•••ta • •
it,•„t ....wns and 11Alf•broh. . •
Shorn •• • •
Ihpo. Long-..... 13. • • ••
110. shorn • •
s.:0111.1 quality ..
Do. Mont •• •• ••

d. ..d.
.. 6 '2 toG 4
510t06
•. 4 otos 4
.. 0 °to° 0
. C sto7 2
.. 0 otoo 0
.. 6 4t06
.. 0 otoo 0
.. 5 Otos R

U 4t07 U

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4 4

11•-:. •
'aim, 910; Pi., 10.

NIETROPOLITAN mpAT.—TELsi,ty.
With a moderate supply and a steady demand no
material change occurred in prices.
(Per v lb. by the carcase )
v. .1. v. .1. • d. v. J.
Bed 3 4 t.. 5 I I Vtal oto 5 4
Mutton .. 3 4h. I. 8 Perk— .. 4 4to 5 4
Best Aylesbury Fnah Baths. .. per dozes lb
Second do. .10.
JAS. MAIM B. CO. 143. Neu. himi,
SEEDS.

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Our seed trade, as might be expected, is now
characterised by extreme inactivity. in clover seeds
of all kind, there i, nothing whatever doing. A few
speculative sales of new En.,:lish trifolium have been
ituvle, but until there is a fair show at market of actual
anal trustworthy samples, thi, season's prices will not
gimerally be settled. For sowing mustard and rape
seed we have a somewhat improved demand at un-
altered rates. As thc new crop will shortly be to
hand. canary seed exhibits a further considerable fall
in value. Hemp seed is firm. Other articles at this
dull season of the year offer no subject for remark.—
John Shaw and Sons.

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ILIONEV LENT by the NATIONAL DEPOSIT BANK.
tYI In and 17. Russell-street, Oise:di:anion lAtitdon. From
ElOto ELM.* at • tie>'s notice, for short or long periods. In
town or couotry, withotr publicity, to male or female, on their
note of hand alone or upon deeds, life policies. furniture with-
out removal, trade stock, pima, crops of fanning implements.
No swaths required. Interest Lb per cent. Distance no
object. The Rank haring a large amount .4 capital at command,
no good amdimition is retinal. —Apply personally or by letter,
mating amount required. 11. PARNELL, Manager.
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MILECTRO PLATING and GILDING. OLD AKTICLFM
ri however shabby replate.l and nta.le equal tone.. WATCH-
MAKERS and JEWELLERS' .1011111 ND at special prima.
Smith
.11 Co .10, rareival atzett. Clerks:met:lL London, N.

UTILITY!! LUXURY ! PeuNoMY !!
COOKING POTS AND lIROILE
WARREN'. PATENT
CAPETIERES AND CoPPRE URNS,
II UTCII INW IX'. PATENT
Nola by WI Furnishing Ironmongers

Ts t h PIItFFCTIoN i
searot WHISKY. To he had only irons
I NNES and tlittLVE, or their Airent.m. •Mires
w.w.100 iLor; Works Leith Walk. Edin-
burgh. Delivered erirrireze free.
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DENT iv. lana Ci•gurs 1 .rovort 1 flei-S. 2014111.C1it (NAM
k.
Foreign Trabucoa,l4l per lb. Principlea, Ws,
7, 5. or 4 for le, frtx for 1:1 atanuo.
BENSON, Cigar )lerchant, SO. St. Paul's Church Yard, lunuon.

yo(TIIFU L A PPEA RA Nt preserved by using
it HIMMEL'S Milt I)YE I c.nobination with his
the fornr tollCt tale colour, the latter to
keep it up. Sold by lei Perfumery gml Chemius. E. thrum,
Perfumer to 11. WU the Princess of Wales, StrAnd.
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OEASONADLE NEWS. —A most refreshing' and ellitient
lIAIR WASh o ma& by BUTLER'S Iti kSI-:11AltV II Alit
CLEANER. Sold In 41 packets by all Druggists, or .4 Mr
Butler, W 3 combs, (orals stamps MA Addre.s.
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PARA LYS'S-71114F ATF.N ED PAII A 1.1',13.
SEE MIL HALSIPS Pamphlet gni GALVANISM for curm of
the above, al. Indizastion, Liver Complainta, Rheuma-
tism, Debility, Low. of Muscular Power, he. Send two stamps
t, Mr floss, 40, ...blison-roud, Kensington, for it.
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FOR CHOLERA, DiAIIIIIItEA, DYSENTERY, Re.
TAR. J. COLLIS DROWSE'S CHLORODVSE.
A few doses quite effectual ---Caution.• The extra..nlinary
, medical report.. 011 the efficacy .4 chlorodyne render it of vital
importance that the public should obtain the genuine, which is
mot dal by. Government stamp. hearing the won's " Or J.
Browire's Chlonslyne " Sce decision of Vice-Chancellor
Sir W. Page Wood, the "Times," July Pith, 15;4. ttttt erous
testirnonials fawn aulnou Ploinei-ms accompany each bottle.
The General Doard 1.1 Dearth, Mu, reports that it acts as
S chann, 0111, dose generally sufficient.
Earl Russell reports to the College of Physicians. London,
that Chlorodyne was the only roam any SCrViCC in Cholera.
Dr Gibbon, Army Italica' Staff, Calcutta, states :—" Two
c impletcly cured meet Diarrinzt "
Sold in bottlar. Is lid, srod, and 426 i be all Chemists. Sole
Manufacturer, J. T. DAVERIVILT, 33, Onat Ruasell-strect,
London, W.C.

AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY.
New York papers report a mysterious and double crime
which took place at the liattery.park on the morning of
the 2lth ult. Among the loungers about the park in the
early morning was a man of apparently middle age, lie
appeared to be a German. Kit. respectably dressed. and
had the appearance of one in a somewhat comfortable
position in life. Beside him li wil.ii a girl of about nineteen
years, rather stout, but remarkably pretty, with the
German caste of countenance. She was rather unkempt
and careless in her attire anti general appearance. The
two were speaking with great animation—the loan
especially. Ile at times gesticulated wildly, and was
answered with equal excitement by the girl. They walked
up and down for an hour or so, and the man appeared to
quiet down greatly, and soon after they were apparently
joking together. At length the loan appeared at the boat
landing, and Said he was going rowing. At the time he
hone no :narks of excitement. but was, on the contrary.
placid and seemingly in good humour. Ile asked to have
a boat for an hour, and hired it from R. D. Collins, the
girl getting in after him. The stranger took the oars him.
self, and rapidly rowed the boat out into the stream.
Suddenly the rower dropped his oars and sat in the boat
apparently speaking to his companion, who did not move.
The boat rapidly moved away under the influence of the
running tide, and the on shore who had been watching
their movements began •., believe the man had lost control
of his craft. Edward Delaney, a Whitehall boatman, and
Collins, the man who 113.1 let the boat oat, decided to go
umpa.,d into the boat awl steerel for the
ttohetyhegresenicktry of th
jose in it. With that purp...... in view
other, which was now a con.i.leralalle distance away'. They
succeeded in getting within si,aking distance of the other
boat, when they saw the stranger draw a revolver from
his perket and deliberately tire 3t the girl. She sere I
and put her hands U. as if to protect herself against the
,murderer. lle then fired a second and a Glint siva at her.
, and she MI backward evidently vrounded. The two boat-
men hastened their speed to catch up with the boat. Boa
the stranger wilii to .plick for them. lie raised the
1 revolver a fourth time, pointed it at his own breast, and '
t, :111.1.:.,,Twl Nc-rti).l,
NI. s loa:aa linkt .:Tdl:,t.:
ul'...ll:Tisl:Nmi i
otti7to)::..A.::
j fired. At the same moment the upper part of his body I
I fell over the side of the beat, while the revolver went to ' 9 TII Ini OS ITORM AND PAIXTERS.
' the bottom of the river. The boatmen alujeklv re: oh.d , ~ ~, „
t.iiiiiioii, mil supply amy :LIM 11111 l of ILO' intilillinvi
, the boat of the criminal. They found the girl still breath- Tltroili not the 'honest notice, comaistia, .of PF:SFELT
hut the 111311 quite deal. They bsak the boat in ton.
finis te1..... Paiettom tititi execute i hair wor marvellously
' quiet:, fa/lea/per 'red,. than 0.0,,,f r .
of the 1..... t at Wailed the .4irl, who
it.n.a.i
.1
not i
in
iii Ii
Opt::: :::.alst,ll:,.,:usunhlt:nwa,t:
s,i,l,o,:t.t.r,nothe:
Island. The surgeon
ood.o:I, and
' h .spitat In the ntintiitio tho Is. ly .4 the man was taken j ailliont any incometakatce to their eauldovves.
•to the Morgue. Tin' anollidc'l girl had ..ne w.onnl .oi tlte Dor !articular* apidy st the a 'one...Walt fke—
outride of the left thigh, another in the ballot the ti la, .27. I.IUP/tall % LI. Singer, liiiitlitio,
and a third, three or four incites below the right ,4 the Or to 11. A. Rex DM!, WO in ilitil.
OtobiliCriii„ That has tin In traverstsl many vital Geor:c t'. D.weett, Memtary.
part.. She said her natne wat.: Sophie Schamer ; that she Special Decorations for Church,. Chapels, ke.
li'..! boen in the country for twenty months, and that she -
lived in Philadelphia- This mall tt'llit shot her, she said, : I Vt. II ilinAl.l:i I' "ill for I VFANTi, CIIII.DRES anal
was her father. She .I,litted to state Itis name, or to i , INVAI.I - . The bs.t sed ~,.,.., n,,,,rt.„ht„,„ a ,ill
state the cause of the tragedy. She said she had alwaya . Infants' and Invalids' Fools. which ha., laitla,t•almsm iiroii%lit
been .an good terms with her father. Sll'-' lind not work.' Islom the public ;it eontains "cry r...atui-ite for the foil and
at Ant' trade here. More she ref need to say. The theory 1 bc4thY sun Port. ned 'ic‘ci 'Puma "I tllc b .Is and Is to a Coo.
Of tho iliiiiii, which thow who ssw the actors in the tragedy ,si leraltle estent aelf•aligestive. Itcca andel lay the Melical
give. is that the father was opttraiding his daughter for Pbss and Faculty. slt by Druggids, I:raacvna. Oilmen, &r
• having gone astray, awl that, finding she wa...,bduret„ 'rho.. fi I hi. 2.1. As 41, Co, Els, anal soeach. A Treatise by IW
lia..aantlau Manufactura.rs, GOODALL, LACKIIIiESE, alid Co.,
and abate 111 l inc.! in her way.a, he had suddenly made OP iii. Arthur Ili I liattitli, 311.0., on (ho, Alinacadatiant 01 Infants.
Milo' hi kill her and I ' .4f. When lie saw Inc fall back i,lill'ire" "'ld isinii'l". inn in' lin'i I"'n4 Ire."'" nlllll,atinn.
at the third stud he n doub o t thought lwr dead, and n the
c m opleted his dee,l by killing himself. Ile was eviden :
tiv '''''S
poor, as only twenty cents. Were folnlii Oil hit person, and TOMS D'Altel' and SON. Brescia of Poll rEK and MYRA;
, he wore no jewellery. xi As, nos luoletratr,
111.13.1 V.
(Inn:est Brewery ill trailed lint
'o.ti.itilitt rennin:a ha all lowest. which there are no,.

WHITE AND SOI'ND TEETH ensured by using
TEwsuuKr I BROW'S ORIENTAL TOOTH PASTE.
r Establisheil forty years as the neat avTeeable and
effectual perserestive for the Teeth and Gums. Sold universally
pall. Si IS GI and 2, Csl. The orizinal and only genuine is
signed JEWSBERY k BROWN. Ilmilchester.

TNCALUAIILE to an who suffer Ircmi bilious mid liver com-
l. plaints, indigestion, kvind, somins, giddiness, clizzincsa 14
the eyes, /a. Dr SCOTTS 1111.1(1178 and 1.1V1:11 (ILLS will be
found a certain cure. For habitual coativeness, as a leanly
aperient medicine, tint as a purifier if the blood, they are un-
mmalled. Mild In their operation, they create appetite, ',nonfat
cligeetion, and strengthen the whole nervous system. Sold by
W. Laml(ert, It, Vere Street, London, W., and at. 1/ruggivts.in
boxes., 12id and 2s Al. Wrapped in a equare green package.
Take no other.

Diarrh.,l 10?1try. Cholera, Spagow. av, quietly relieerd
ATON'LCS CIIIMIP/I)IiNK. Sold at 130, lal and
4s Cgl. fly all Chr • La.
JW LE 8 J1.7.11:11E8 lASZENCESI, A
per. .1, of Chemists or lw post from A. I'. TOWLE, ,
flack Piccadilly, lIANCIIESTftIt.

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CA I:Ng. MEECH anti 111-ZZLE lIIADING REVOLVE /IS and
UF RIFLES at Whol. tale Prices. Guns oo new eione shooting
spoken of antotilsblin: range. 4fit Guns aitcmt to new iwinciple.
Gun implententt, CLICS, ftc Houle fowler, tat en in exchunte.
Gun, on aliproval. Catalo(ou two stamps J. PIIIELI'S CARR,
1)1-Noon STIMET, liruuntsrino.

.Itot. übtih.l. Irke in 5,4 UI. TI 0t0.p.1
ENG LI SI I COUNTRY,, . WILKINSON.
C..mpriving 41 View" and Mato reveittly crt.eted ollsmincts.
Private l'arw.ttalm 11011%M. Farm I.o4itvg
wed l'..ttaze.. with - Mate+ .4 Fiarthiturc and rating', and
Practical Trc LI i•oe on 11..11w Itttillhig.
. . . . . .

J2lllO Parker and Publishers, oxf..rd ant Lond..n.

TOIIN HEATH'S EEN,I. al all Mali..., Slaw& I.3oafr
.1 7Stamri. 71). I le•••;:v-alrect, l/in ii itt zltagn.
_
It2iiiirs 5.% YES. Ike' awl tlwalwq,
111 aaalwa El ItE awl Till ISE?,
Eland% Safi, Liverwaol.

CAICKIAIIK IsI'ItANCE IS))II'ANV (Limited), 21, ht
S*ithin!ANC. (E•l4ll4i4)lldi Is7u).
For rietall &initial premium this tSimpasirlNlltli
CAIIItIACE3, Carta, am' Yam All.%lssT AIrIIPENTS of all
MINI& Agents required. Howland Melllruy, Secretary.

E.aahliah..l Half a Century.
T vEN4.1%11:i4.1 A;1110 SONS, 103. 101, 105. WHlTE-
CO'iammtei 41. ti1i,41.)4 4.
6.
0,
10.
12,
"d
14,
\CTOIIII TO TOR ScII.II. 11.1.1:0 flk LOSINoT.