The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-08-23 00:00:00

grain ant) Commerce.

LONDON SPIRIT MARGET.—Kum is in moderate re-
quest, at full quotations. Proof Loewards, Is. lid.;
Demerara, 2s. 2d. to 2.. 3d, per gallon. Brandy sells
steadily, on rather higher terms. Fine part*ls, 1857,
are worth 9s. 2.1.; and 1858, 7a. dal. to 7s. 54. per gal-
lon. English gin, for export. 2s. 9.1. to 3a.; Hambro'
spirit, Is. 5.1. to Is. tid. per gallon.
TILL—Our market is in • healthy state, but the busi-
ness doing in it is re/
Th
moderate. t;onsmon sound one-
goo is selling at Is. 3 .1. per lb. e stock of tea in the
United Kingdom is ,6011,000 lb., against 75,400,000 lb..
at the corresponding period in 1858.
SUGAR.—The supplies of raw sugar brought forward
this week have been only moderate. However, the
deinand for most kinds has ruled inactive at barely the
late decline in the quotations. Relined goods move off
slowly, at 30s. lid. to 51s. per cwt., for common brown
lumps. Crushed sugars rule about stationary.

The jobbers in the India market buy and sell the new
Indian loan according to their conjectures as to the price
at which they will be able at the biddinp on the 23rd
to obtain such amounts as they may require. Several
transactions were effected Thursday at 964 to 4.
The prospectuses of the new Russian and Indian
loans have been issued. The amount of the former it
£12,000,000 in a 3 per cent, stock at 68 per cent. A.
a full half-yearly dividend will be paid on the Ist.
November next, and as the final instalment of 13 per
cent, will nut be due until the 25th of January, the
price in reality is about 664. The subscription list will
be aimed on the '3nli inst. A large portion of the loan
has been subscribed for and the scrip has been quoted
at to 1 prem. The Indian loan is for £1,000,000 in a
5 per cent. stuck. The dividends will be paid, and
transfers made, free dell stamp duties, at the Bank of
England, and the stock will be redeemable at par from
the sth of July, 1870, upon one year's previous notice
being given by the Government. The whole amount
will be required by the 22nd November, and tenders for
not less than £5OO will be received on the 23rd inst.
The announcement of these loans has produced some
inactivity in the market for Home Stocks, and prices
have, in some instances, ruled a shade lower. However,
the depression has been tally recovered owing to the
Government broker having made h 4 appearance as •
purchaser of stock.
The total import of bullion have amounted to about
£100,000; but nearly the whole of them hays been
taken for export to the Continent.

There has been a steady, though not to say active.
demand for money; and the rates of discount have con-
tinual firm. In Lombard-street the lowest quotation
for the best short paper is 2i per cent.

BANKRUPTS.
(From the London Gaunt of Tuesday.)

Frederick Uronkford, commission agent, S.-Jamea's•

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street.
William Hyde, ship broker, Liverpool.
Adolph Manheini, boot shed shoe manufacturer, Fore-
street, Cripplegate.
Abel Hincheliffe, printer, Sheffield.
James Gutinore' broker, Ware, Hertfordshire.
James Clayton and Benjamin Lockwood, silk spinners.
Rastriek, Yorkshire.
James William Preasey, printer, Luton, Bedfordshire.
Ephraim Franco and Henry !ranee, woollen manufae-

toren, Lintbwaito, Yorkabire.
Thomas Peters, robemaker, Cambridge.
From the Lowlos Gazette of Friday.

Asher Weinthai, Cannon-streer, city, and ebiewhere,

warahonwsuan.
Charles Thouma Ingram, Feuabureh-street, oil-mar.

chant.
Witham Lindop, Newcastle-nuder-Lytue, brush-ntanu•

lecturer.
Clement Edward Davies, Gainsborougb, chyrnist.
Levi Cobb, Liverpool, dining rooms keeper.
Henry Snireiubing and W&iain Goldenstodt, Liverpool.
ehipbrokers.

"Nraureand drt."—There are but few instances whercin
nature's beneficent produeta du not require *owe of the apph•
.tirces of art to adapt thew for our we: yet art. abould metre
h, employed to impart to merchandise a /Wirier.. Pane hr
Afdsny its *fee°, for thr cxtra proflt thua obtaitafel mat be
taken trout the anngloner. Tea coulta front • oi4e peoyerbL„L
for dexterity, ornarquently it AS .I.lt aufprlob,g (0 find that,
need of it to"yot ay," highly fared or colourod. in order
nuke the witAerrd forms appear Noel to Ow beat ;
eudorti. while affording extra profit to the yeller, tublead.
irnivollnet. and 1..4111111 dhappointruent and tom. //wain/ ro
nod Co., London therefore imarrt Tea arithow awl pwar,,,i
ndon, on do Inenne. limping entirely to the caUirse rant,.
growth, for them lorLr hating no brown barer to hide, aro
:pawl able," 1,1 muslin gto be ribartdred it lib • oat
14 powdensd colour. The ilat of AUIL37II fur Chia locality..
In tido mer.

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It may be KAMM, to our fair readers to know fiat the
GLISXPELD PATIXT STAMM, wEch has Wen eseluvively used in
HER m.t.irmrs LACNDIT for uany years, tray now be
obtained Innik all respectable Grocery. Unmet aa cheap u the
mot CnYOUOuni kinds made. for although it iseceewely enwka
thm, more, toe large quantities sokl yield. in the
a lamer profit than the inferior kinds, win! mono. eralirgg:
oy, lave the satidaction of selling no neticie winch they know-
. Om. their custossienb and are at the m..rs time Use
melion. 4 supplying the middle and working clauses with Um
same article no is used ii the getting up of the lanes and
Limon of HER lIAJESTY and the Horst. IfkliflLT, ark
which the gcami's LaUndrem, with her mit
sytd every menus at her command for proeviringer:r
loot of everything, has pronounced To in run MT itzt;r
STARCH Sun timk Esza.—Greenock dasertiaer.