The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-09-14 00:00:00

LONIX)N CORN MARICIiT fqppx
(Tula Day.) • INi;
whpst sells quietly at &b)w. Pridgy.
and ie rather slealbe.
..^.ll at previ in prices; e1,1ta5,4.141.
7est, 4 410 ger. ; 13,61 e ; sow
.423; barley. 14.482 .45a, 78,141 ,irr I titardls, and 21,434 .1.0(M. ,;
?tr..

LoNI)0N ofitv MARKET u. C)
Not much w doe i,!wheat, b t tht
ea.h-r better, both for Eughea sort Y.,:a"wilth„,
Flour in slow dentss4l at preys su'tigi--;'
iz rather oteadier ; barley, Leu4
uts
.40 piAl44l
without change.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—.11„
Three thousand five hundred bes,tA, 50
f „reign. Trade was dull at 4s. to r,,,j44,/tt
thonu,nd sheep, and trade steady at to.
to 15.. 101. Pigs, 4'M.t0,1104.,‘
At Deptford there were 2,000
.
DORCHESTER
SATURDAY'S CATTLE 111414
At Mr. Encore sale to-day there es, s
of stock, and particularly large of mein,. •Zet,,
°elves were only in short supply, and invit:7•4,
In -calf beasts. £l2 to 14 10,.: fat 7,414
14a. Best wethers and ewe., 911.
Warn lambs, 375. l. Of inferior
" and pbeel,th,„.4t
1.. lot, r such there was a
low prices. Some very nice calve.; ,lit.ll
to Et 100. each. d at feltiLl

DO RC Ii
SATURDAY'. CORN NIALKET
A large attendance at norke., with
nuzi
of English wheat, which met a dra;gin4 trids
week'a prices—al:pont 41.. on the average. 14
wheat waa also dill, at previie rae.. 'ok
barley several samples were ff-riee, 13% .444.1
qualities were wanted, and calleAd Wetly g'ef
Ma. Foreign barley WAS eaai,r, at n
27..61. Winter oats for,eed were
quarter, and scarce. Winter tares were 4,,.,74.1
ic to 81, leer bushel. New oat, were worth b 4,
to 22e. ; old osta, 24e. to 26.. Rind maisefeie.,4'
to 32a. ; fiat, 26e. 6d. to 28e. A.few adc4,1,11
beans were offering, in good con kina
are yet settled on. Flour was from 33.4 teg:'
a quiet trade, at hot week's prices.

Marlins.
TOLL= D IWN FAIR, TtkiDar.—Th.....,
stock was hut small. trade ruling del H
(rim 313, to 16s per b-aA ; D .wo fume,pg,
wither sheep fetched Ms to 58,, sad hum
Moderate supply of Irish at ire cattle and
good cart hor.es were not to be had. the lattat
awl, to the Dorchester and other market& lt
BRISTOL CORN, THUlSOat.—Eaglith slks,
Is lower, foreign quiet, last week'. rate
barley and oats. Is cheaper. with stuw trade. •
BRISTOL CATTLI, TtintiSDar
beef; not all cl..ared. Best steer., ft, to 74;
quality. 63s to 66.. Loris auptly of rennet.
Lamb, 101 to 10ed. Moderate muddy of 44. 4.
10e 94 ,• porkers, lls 6.1, trade stow. Large .r t,
cattle department.
SOUTHAMPTON CORN, FlUDAT.—Th.reft
attendance at to-day's market. Bever sup* d
wheat : prices varied secordiog to quality via
In foreign better trade, at Is prr qr. Orrin.
week. AU trading stuffs eery dull at lAreiy
prices. Fleur fair stile stl. per a.rk det:itle
(Xogliab). £9 10. to £ll 10. per lout. srioalti
pg, to ; resitting ditt..; uos, 40. 9..; bess.,4.
47, p • tO 134 ; rows., 9.,t 31.;
ptr •a^k '
SOUTHAMPTON CATTLE, Father. —Tin,
small supply of vt-rk a our market
good at the following •,—Wethert,
per stone; and beasts, 14,6! to Igs per
log were offered :—Bea.ts. 24; sheep, 3ou;
160 ; hors..e. I&

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LIVERPOOL CORN. FRIDAT.—With srear •
of millers, our market dote,. wi, h a coolant, le.
attest at Tunca.ay's price'. Calitenotes St 21 ;
Floor very slow. rates tltered. In
American. 1.111 to ft 1111. Blank E:aptiy. 7;1,
7. 7d. Peas, C tnadian, 7s 2I te 7131. ttrAlai
oto, materially change&
WAKEFIELD CORN. FILIDAT...There it ant et
feeling in the wheat trtde this macome, sad lite
not disposed ti sell at the low prirrs eCt
B trley DIVAS with little attention. Eau tua
ale _

BATH CORN, SATURDAY. —Th.re 11111ar.sr.N.,
of Buslish wheat at market, I. :t tl•.e eai
same was very various, fo: all g .06 moo"
extrema prices of last wedr yen made, it so:,
elea•anco was effecto-d. B‘rley and oats uttei..
Flour firm. Wheat. white. 3ris to 46a per er.;401
341 to 42,; barley, 25• to SO,: peas, 34. to Pk:
28. • floor, sup-rflue, ten sack; t p:,12 •.1
ikeennist, als
CORK BUCTER, yr —Pinta 3
sec,nels. 119.; thirds. 1975; fourths, 914; RIK 6
Superfine. 1475. F:ne mid, 118, th:6l. Rh Is
Somas. 112, ; th.rcla, 107 s. Nutubor f tkis mai
marks'. 2 330.

GiOtiEi ER CORN, SATURDAY. —Eogl•A vies,
In g, od supply, an'l without chaoire in vase. frs
*old fairly at to•ices uaol t tin .ble Iwt week. Grm,
barley and oat. 11.1. and maim 31 cheaper.
SIIEPTON MALLET. SarulDAT.—Wbee, Ve
• 21. to Mt ; brawl, 48s to 65'.
TAUNTON CORN, SATUILDAY.—Thete •as nl.Oll
attendants". Tim market we.. active for all kink m
Wheat and holey were a trifle easier. Ober aria"
same as last week

WARMINSTER CORN, SATURDAT.—TAt est
Samples el wheat were damp, and pri•es very ley
Trade appeared to be influenced by the ler, up
Arueriean corn and the dempuesa of th ,est er•
Wheat, best. 40. to 48.: seconds. 30 to 40.:,rrina
to Xs : beans, 40. to 50s:oats, t3s to 10. to Icor
MANCHESTER, SArup.Diy.—Froia J. 8.1.4 *7
& Co.'s Weekly R•port.
S&LS OF RAMS IN VINDOILGH. —The Vitt:wit'
sales, which concluded hursday, mark a firoerei.
In farming affairs, prices all over baring irurrevif,
cent, from la.t year. The top figure of the thl,‘ ON Ai
as against £42 last year, paid for a border L ireder,,
OldWn stooks. which Bock headed as Loyal tie se
with Elfl 174 31, compued with 14.
Oversheilds blackfaced ram realiwd Pr, a 15
Shropshire EBB. and a Custlemain's Leieerer DI
four exesedad £2O each,

—alfisa IC A LS. W e tn rep-rt the nisinTn•
• steady trade in chemicals during the seeh Bu
bag proceeded undisturbed in its quiet emo4•01
important alteration wbatever whether in nitn
demend.

AUTUMN WORK ON THE FARM.
Roots are ever a joy to shepherd., but a esae
some anxiety to masters. When root. are sbn..ol
the rate of mortality is usually higher asv,l4
and especially among breeding ewe-. Reines.l/4"
this, we should be careful not to feed ur ""
thee. watery esculents with too lavish 3 has 1. ta:'
should not forget to supplement their ti-e with "1
allowance of dry food. It is bad rsdicy t., .tra
animal, but giving the opportunity .4 fre.luent r
of food, evil consequencats are avoided. At the,
time, for example, we may give our ewe. a tie A
provided that they are allowed to rosin nverc"-;
and clovertiers for the greater part f the all, •
will thus never be tempted to over-fill themselteti
turnips. Stubbles, and young and old seeds,
some time keep our flock. They are at '
engaged in olearing off & heavy crop of white
to be followed with wheat. With the outrz
recommended they are doing well, and the '
probably be kept under sfilliar eircumatanon
next six weeks. They will then come down t.'"'
the small mangels and tops, together with the 0$
which we always sow somewhat freely swig
mangela. Our hiM being of fairly free charade
beneficial to take ewes over it after the man;
been removed, and the dung they leave is
to the wheat crop. We are aware of the
nature of oxalate of lime, and its existence in:
leaves. Nevertheless it is our practice to feed
after storing the rots. It is advisable to all
leaves to become withered before admitting eit
them, and when this 14 done we have not noticed'
bad effects to foil ,w their use.—Agriruitsgral r

RAILWAY ACCIDINT AT BACUP
At Recap Railway-station to-day (Niondg)
cartangn3, which we
esa.aran. down ani,nclinoomepaniete4 wm
id,wbed
boo le4rl
telegraph clerk narrowly escaping.

ARREST OF A ILLNK DEFAULTES
A PhileAelithie telegram (in w.c d
Tina) eays :—Joseph Tapson, secretary 01 the 11
and Metropolitan Railway Sleinol Bak.
absconded bud May aft:v defrauding the JO*
of £IO,OOO, bas been arrested here.
necessftry extradition forms have been
he wIU be handed over to the London p IC

THE COLLIERY EXPI,O3IOS.
The work of clearing &abatis colliery ln Tr
the ventilation progreaes satisfactorily. The
of Llusionderry was at the pit hilt
inquiries. The remains of liindson, the 41L'4;
winner, were brought up to-day
mutilated.

THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Theinjunel by theVaushdl rAil way aczi kit irio;
gre.ing favourably. Mond., Wh 1113Ie, halbOL,l
Sated, la recovering. Almond, the sicnAlsuis
suspended from duty. The inquest ~Peal
(ruvadaY) efLernoon.

tbseaee wpPutilifen:ofberbe:fiker..
SaPternber 7, at Wimborue Minster, Dor
Frank H. Tapper. solicitor, of • son
II
11. Z., the wife of George Plower, of • eon.
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Hollowayt
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MARRIAGES. bl
?..I'.4labor 4. at St. Abbots,
a A. Venablos,G•orp Haig,tw Phaw"ci
en, Land., to Vats T ms, youngest danghtw
J^ba Tools. of Chard, ;menet 11
September S. at the Register Mc.,
Applebee, to Carotins Frampton, married bf
DEATHS. 'tel
August V. at the Dorset Count', Hairw.i.
Henry. second son of Mr. William Ply'.'
aged 16 yeare.
Magnet *I, at Woolwich. Jahn GOOTC.Ter
sou of the late Kr. John Potheoarj. of
September 1, at the Black Kr" las.
Marshal, Mr. Thomas Young. aged ill- —.slit
September 1, at
Bumell, aged 45. Rwilfd&
September 1, at Relgrave Houle,
Wary, relict of Jobe Acres Curzon sited moo& '
September 3, at Gibersgey. Mr. Thome.
of Powerstock, Detest, aged N. Deormied
Penkutular War under General Moore.
September IL at Darngstretreet.
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