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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

PLOUGHS.

IF you want a really good PLOUGH, go to
HAZELS; you will not),. disappointed.
I have a good man at work hir me, who for many
yearn made Mr. Galpin's best Ploughs. My price is
cash, or El :is. to account Steel turnfurrow ; two
wheels ; warranted.

LAMPS.
I have a biro Stock of Petroleum Lamps. I should
be glad to effect a clearance anyone seithkg to
purchase for cash shall !save a great reduction. I
have just received a fresh Stock of Benzoline Lamp.;
this is the poor man's Lamp; they are as cheap as
candles twopence per pound.
Ann 11,
WILL

PLOUGHS, YITTIGd, lOW EVERT KIND oV IMPA.III.OO
• DOVE.

Bonolime aad Pdrolerat W7eolapak as usual.
ii. HAZEL. Isolutoma,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

There has been no fresh feature in the grain trade. The
wheat offered ha. 1. •to hand in improvml roinlltion:
mill, the ilemiind has ruled ilut at abut the rata* pre-
sriosiisk euvvent. 'Ube id steady decline way for
the moment lie checked. If the pre.ent mail weather
continue, Ana ae lj,nil,l have ;I late spring, there limy Ise
rime recovery established in values. Rut holders of
wheat .4,1i1d be warned wit to entertain too sanguine
expectations with reference to the future range in
quotations.
, It is well known that last year's crop was eminently
satisfactory not only here, but on the Continent and in
America ; and, as consumption has not exceeded the
average, there lutist In • larxe portion still uneunsurnesl.
The stocks of ("reign produce in this country are doubt-
lem lass than at this time last year. but on the other hand
it is but fair to assume that the supplies held at the mins
dial Points of ac.•iiiiimuLltion loth in America awl on the
Continent niust.be more than usually heavy.
. .

Fine Barley ha.. been steady ; inferior Two Shillings
lower. Ust.4 threepence to sixpence dearer on the week.
Maize and Bean, quiet

MARK-LASE.—This Dir.

Wheat wax dealt in to a in.Klerxte extent at previous
quotations. Fine Barley .teady other kiwi-4 dun. Oata
lino, and threepence to losisni,e dearer on the week.
Maize a xlow mle at Friday'. prima p.m, and h.a.
quiet }lour inactive,

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—This DAY.

Beasts, 1.11011.* There is a heavy trade for all onalitim.
Inferior, kGI to 4g. ; prime, fn. to tis. Sheep, 21,35 t
A quiet demand has prevailed at pnaviuus values. Inferior,
fia to La led. : tic Sa. to Ti. Calves and pigs
remain steady at late rates.

MONEY 'MARKET.—TIIs DAY,

Discount deituind quiet. Three months hula changed
loU Consols unalten.4l.

BLAN DFORD CORN EXI!IIANt:E, SA it a DAV.
Large attendluwe to-day, and good supply of all kinds
of grain, which met with IL better demand than last week
at one shilling per quarter higher prires. Wheat trade
still rather dull, wiling at from :04. to Os_ per quart, r ;
Barley front Ins. to 4,44. per hauler oil I bit, Ir au tea.
to 345. For graas seeds high prices are asked, but little
buainess has yet been .bane.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

ALLROPII
_R•II:LIZLIMRXT

/mote Jacobs, lat-ele in the employ of J 41114, role, linker.
Now-street, was chat-xis' isi remand with molieraliw: several
164111. atf money, the property .1 his noster. Mr IL F.
Trevanion defeisled. l'nisecutor ilepowsl that prisoner hat
Intl. ii, his ein;•loy nearly Itt months. HI,. 4en to
deliver hreal, receive monev, aid V. piy it in. Ile wine ii
114,1103 y morning., octoher ttth, PIO left hint without ;fisher
tattler ; awl witness hat to deliver the bread awl Awl out 10.
customers as hest he mull On tile Thursday alter lio went ttt if re
14 ollWay who iwhl him • hill for one 111.1.4L.11 brMil, and be louts,
there was wittiethim; on his against her several bills were
due, amountintt to ei 1,4 11l Ile hml never reeeivol il, 111.11 Iy.
Mr Mall:on', account was 11.0-.111U...1 for, ateoluntiog
to 9. 11.1, when prisoner left his service The 20.01,1 was
sent I I Oil the 31sd 11 tichihcr, Anti their reply was that they
••owssl notliiii," Prisoner bat 11.1 bill. to deliver ..“Deartiona ly
sod he was authorised to rosier 111.1C)111. 111 another MY%
lint of Jib,, 'frown, a fi.heonan, the amount oisrimt W 25 CI leis
. .

- that was up to •Septeiniwr, Thy relus-ed to 1.-47
sat int: the, had pod prisoner every week. to Frilly to Mr.
Trevanion he had known prisonci for several years • and until
. . . .. •

this Ise had heard nothing' skinned I . sir liFossw.a; nor his
wife ever came to the shah. to pay, :sof couldn't say that they
had ever paid. All the proof Ise hail that Mrs. Italians had
all .1.1 th.i she used to nosy weekly, MA the same so the CAM
of Mr Brown. Prisoner, if he had received the money had

never paid it in—lie wouni clear a the at:manta by Instal-
ments lied at seen the prisoner since he left in October.
Never odd be would take hint back, end if he would come, lie
would be dispred to look the matter over W lien a pers.
!wad prisoner at the end of• week lie did not nweswsarily glee •
reecipt.--Ur Henry Conway, said prosecutor supplied hiatt
with lireal !Laid was old weekly. generally in witinaw's
. . . . . . . .

presence. I'maniet was 111 the tidal of delissrinif tire Irrupt.
The last wiark's 11111111 was pad, SeWell Ile remembered, Jacobs
having made an overcharge ; and that was akW days before
Mr Cole tuned. Mn Conway gate the nioney ti tier sari aot,
who would hand it to the prisoour. The servant had •111171,
left. Could riot Ilx any particular date when the inoney Was
paid In reply to the Bench, prosecutor saki Mrs !trowel would
attend 011ihumlay next Mr Trevanion lo nal that tire Itench
wool.' mot re-comndt the ',duster it was • to oistrous thing
tin a criminal charge of this nature, for the proccutor not to
ire prepared with his witness.. Pribioner W 4.1 willing and
ready to meet the charge. Mr fluid sold the prierriter
Cu only brought from London yesterday, • and tht
time had nem-wordy tree. short. Mr Tresanion also hall Itad
vivally short time. --Th.: Kenai said there was oudlcient
presumptive evidence, and the prisorwr would Inn again
remanded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

PROFIT

To Expenditure of the Head Office
and Fifty Branches and
Agencies, including Rent,
Taxes, Licenses, Stamps,
Salaries. London Bankers'
Commission, Postage, Sta-
tionery, te. .
„ Directors' Fees .
„ Alidsunnuer Dividend at 20
per cent. k,er annum ...£25,000
„ Christmaa Dividend at 24
ditto ...
rz,ooo o
2t. ofi

31.218 8
1,800 0 0

„ Balance carried to Surplus Fund

£85,647 5 2

To Balance of Undivided Profit or
Sun,lua Fund ... .

T-155,213 -11 !

SALE OF STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS,
MUSIC, tc., &c.

CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

IVIR. J. ROBINSON having purchased a
AVL large portion of the Stock of a STATIONER
and FANCY WAREHOUSEMAN, retiring from
business, OFFERS it with the whole of his Stock of
FANCY GOODS, at • wry great reduction from the
usual prices

The Stock compriaee a large variety of

USEFUL AND ELEGANT ARTICLES,

MUITABLIC FOR ragaarrs, &c.. &r.
Photograph Albums. Blotting Books.
Crest and Stamp Alhunia. Plating Carla.
Scrap Albums and Books. Cribbage Boards.
Tourist Writing Cases. Chess and Draught Boards.
Desks aid Work Boxes. Inkstands & Paper Knives.
Card Cases. Purses and Wallets.
Book Slides. Oil Paintings.
Carved Wood Brackets. Engravings.
A large Assortment of Chromo Lithographs.
Japanese Comb, Olasetraphe
• Carte de Visits and Cabinet Prints and Screen Scraps in
Frames. great Variety.
. Picture Frames of all kinds. I 'hurch Services & Prayers.

STATIONERY OF ALL RINDS.
Note Paper in ti.e-quire packet++ from 4.1.
Roux.lope, 1,1. Me Packet 4 47,.

lootl Commervial Envelopes I. for 250.

Mr. RoßiNnos would also call attention to the prices
of Second-Hand HARMONIUMS, returned from
hire

e a .1
44)etave Harmonitun in Dark Oak Cade ... 3 10 0
&Octavo Ilitto ditto . 4 10 0
5-Octave litto in Oak Came . . 5 0 0
5-Octare Cabinet Harmonium in Walnut }
7 0 0
sDetave Patent Melody Harmonium, in 0 0
, Oak Case. 3 stops and knee .well pedal 1 "
54rtave Harmonium. in handsome Walnut 1
14 0 0
' Case, 9 stone, and 2 knee pedals .

Upwards of 2,000 PIECES of Mt TSIV (surplus
stock), !narked prices Three or Four Shillings, reduced
to Sixpence each piece.

In consequence of the great reduction in prims,

FOR CATSH ONLY.

Agent fr Lk Willto.c anti Gibbs String Mae/tine.

MITSIC SALOON, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

l'ismofortes and Harmoniums by all the best makers
supplied on the three years system, or at a very
liberal discount for cash from the list prices.
FIRST CLASS TAILORING

ESTABLISHMEN T,
.11, HIGH WEST-STREET. DORCHESTER.

W. C. EDILINEI

lxviiras the attention of the Public to hi Large
STOCK of NEW SPRING GOODS, of the best
Manufacture and latest Stylesjselecteil from the first
Makers. In the king I ~ .

Hie Stock alm-o includes • opi;ntli.l amorttnent of
WOOLLENS from eminent French Manufacturers.
LIVERIES IX SUPERIOR STILE.
Silk Hats from M. t:d. to tie,
Livery and Other lints to Order.

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
Orncis SALIMIWItT Nous; Funinnaron; and
21. D05CH16617.11.

SURPLUS FUND.
d. By Balance of Undivided l'rofit lam
155,213 5 11 I year .
„ Amount now added
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

!K&( £4ll' ,NOTHEIt SUAKER.

After a long search on Saturday evening over the pariA
of Montle. Mk. W.. 4, the rieh Shaker, was fount in a
cottage at ley. al.mt two miles from the barn. She
waa visited, ;MI pn ~,,,, awed insane by two doctors, who
signed the neeevvary minim for her re Id to a lunatic
asylum. Miss W. 1.1 WIL4 then foreibly put into a carriage
and driven off to the Laverstoek Asylum. A nurse WWI in
attendance, and the party WWI accompanied by a nephew
of Miss Wood and souse policemen. On entering the
curiage Miss W.ssl caned to On.: around to bear witness
that gm was being taken away against her will.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

ffiarkrtg.

COMPARISON of wheat prices, reduced to 480 lb.
gr., shows at present very little differences. An
estimate inade in the Zourn.il 11. .157iettlitsr• Prari
gist:, the foi:uwing figures :—Englaod. 435. ;
Fran Ce. 425. il. Antwerp, 43.. id. ;
455. : Geneva, 44.5. 6d. ; Turin, 465. ; Cologne, 425. :
New York,, ; whilst flour in l'aris, 325. to 33.. per
2So lb., is exact'y tile same value as in London—
that is, the differences may be called fractions only.
The above facts contain a healthy sign tha the coin
trade is %ally sound. and value has stamped wheat and
flour at their intrinsic worth.
In Mark Lane. fine Club Californian wheat is
offered at 505., the 'sample being really magnificent ;
ordinary sorts make only 451 off staads. Russian and
American wheat rules from 425. to 475., that is, it
about parallels good samples of English.
The prices, 40s, to which top-price millers reduced
their flour, on Monday, front 434., ii the lowest at
which it has stood for many years, 1851 and 1804-5
'wing referred to fur a similar level. Ile fur this
decline the market gave a little fresh evidence of new
vitality.
There is little to note in the position of the market
for Iluatinq, cargoes. For Russian wheat arrived 43%.
to 445. is the price asked, the same fur American,
Nlilwaukie. Maize, although fid. to ts. dearer off
some markets, is neglected by cargoes, buyers offering
325. where sellers ask 345. Danubian barley makes 264.
to 37%. per goo lb. The French barley samples on the
stab's. 52 11 . per bushel, are quoted 355. to 404. Rye,
from Russia, is offered at 31s. to 325. "f here are eight
wheat, seven barley, and three sundry cargoes off
coast on sale.

%%utterly weather has prevailed over a grin& part of
Europe, as well as in the United Kingdom, but :is it
is not reckoned to harm the growing crops, and whilst
all exporting countries are preparing to forward liberal
corn supplies in the spring and summer, the markets
remain heavy, and the future is mistrusted.
The arrivals of wheat and flour during the past week
have been moderate, rather liss than 140,000 qr. Of
maize thc imports were comparatively fair, rather over
90,000 tr. [he sales of English wheat, 59,094 qr.,
have been inc secs' of requirements, which remain very
short. The prospective arrivals are large now, and
unless there occurs a considerable revival of demand
there will son be a surplus of foreign grain in the
market, especially as the supplies of home produce
will probably rather increase up to May.
The feeding of cattle and stock with the inferior
and unsaleable sorts of wheat continues, and it is
estimated that present consumption for feeding is at
the rate of over 1,000,000 qr. per annum. The
wheat, cracked and mixed with thin barley and other
stuffs, is said to answer excellently for feeding
purposes, and while currencies remain as low as they
are, farmers have no inducement to market their
inferior wheat for what must be considered its proper
use—human consumption.

noisiAL AVEIUG/Ol
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

TIIE CORN AND CATTLE TRADF..

At the leading markets on Saturday the wheat trade
we. quiet, and former rates prevailed. At blerchester a
large supply and go.I letsiness done at the fortnightly
cattle sale. The following were the prices obtained
Heifers and calte., .1:12 Ilk to £l9 10a; barreners, 4.11 to
Alg 10s. per beat ; fat bullocks. LII to tri each, or
14s. 6.1. to 15s. per wore: fat bulls. .1-12 DN. to 1:20 per
head ; fat calves, LI to LS IS.. per bead; fat ewes. 425. to
575. each ; fat wethers, 14s. to 1:1, —At the corn excluinge
there was a moderate simply of wheat, which, being much
lii use for feeding purposes. fanners were holding at fully
late rates; last week s official average we, 00 per
Imperial quarter, quarters making 1:775 ss. Barley met
with a good sale fr seed at law quotations : hat week's
Official average was 11.. 7,1. per imperial quarter. oat*
may be quoted at 12-. There WWI a large attendance.
At (Idoucester English wheat sold at last week's prices.
At Warminster trade in Isdli wheat and barley was dull,
but lad week', rates were generally sustained. At Bath
trade w. quiet at last week's priees. reas firm and
dearer. Beans firm, at late rates. At Taunton the cattle
market was fully attended and supplied, and trade was
more briak than iff late. I 'owx and calves, ,Cl 2 to £2O;
tat steers, 11, to Iris per score heifers, 11.. ; two-year
Old /deem, 121 to CI) per pair ; threeicar-old ditto in
good condition, CZ to .1111; fat wethers, :hi per 1i..; fat
ewes, ; wether :Ns. to 411 s. cwt. A quiet trade
In mini. White wheat to As. 2.1. per bushel ; beans ds.
t 011.., 0•11. ; pela very -wane awl low;i round maize, 10a
per In. ; is•i ; oat, maintained firmer macaw N% 001:
1/own fleeces and Notts, Denwt horn and crew
bred 16Id. per
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

BATII AND WFST fly IiN(II.AND AND
SOUTHERN (1 ;I' NTI 1:4 AGIIICUISUItAL

sts

At the 144 monthly meeting of the Council held at the
Grand Hotel, Itri.tol. it teau unani ttttttt combed that as
the authorities 1 Hereford hail for iweeral weeku limit
heen in corre-tiondence with the Society and had that day
announced their re:Wino-1i to comply with the Society II
condition., they (the Council) did not, for the 1.76
meeting, feel at liberty to entertrin prommals front any
other legality, and therefore accepted the ilerefunt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-02

DELLAR'S 81.7 N lON PLASTERS.—Boxes
1.. 10. an.l 2. M. each.

DE CORN PLASTERS. —Boxes
I. I awl 24. 9,1. each. The Corn Plaetere
are a certain. eure for Hard or Soft Pone.; the Bunion
Pla,ter.: a yr..re.l remedy for B 111 l ions and Enlarged
To Joints. Sold by all chemist&

CRACRoFTS ARECA NUT TOOTH
r.ksTE. fly tizi+ ileli,fatie Aromatic
1 kutritico. the enamel of the Teeth becomes white,
swami. awl polished like ivory. It ie. exceeilingly
fra....rant. awl specially useful for r.•lll.i‘leg incrusts-
Om,. I f tartar or ne:lect...l teeth. 5..1.1 liy all chemists.
awl 2.. exi. cm it. Vittt

DWN NOISES IN THE EARS,
&c. Dalai* Essence for I biaftte.“ LIS proved
atii.xt nee ilinary rente.ly. It always relieves, generally
i 4 strongly reoininienileil I.y thousands who
have It is quite hannhs.. Sold in
1..1. and :2.i. each, by all chemists.
OCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER
n ill reAtiire in a few I lays grey or
tireiwitori lyli,,L hair to its orbrinal colour without
the di:!. ti•• t chance of injury. The Hair Restorer is
of the best ever offered for ..ale: it etTects it.. object
in a few days, ;Toil:wing a perfectly
natural colour; tleirou.dily C10:111ACel the head from
semi. and can., the :Tooth of new Lair. It is wild
i.rywhere I iv chemists :mil lei ii,lressers in la!ue bottles
at Is. e 31.31. Is sure to obtain hockyers Sulphur
!fair Restorer.

T11..:111“'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF
A rot require r,,kin .r Wan ss ill tz. Is in the
fonn of a I.i.ptour. It has not the unpleasant odour
awl flavour oi the solid extrints. awl mail lw taken awl
retain...l by who :tre unable to partake of Solid
in any form. Travenol.. hy land or sea, awl
in delicato health will fin.l it toot beneficial.
Silly all I tru,...,..i0t5, Ilrocen. and WilllC Merchants
In 34. Lott!. 4.

I )11:1:Y. i ;ANDY, and Co., IdverpooL
from the Pres* end Medical
Men._ - .

—The be-t extraet of beef evercl•red to the public
nowt nittrition4 an.l palatable."—Lopelon &rim.

SELF-FASTEN IN( ; Burn )Ns.

ONCE
REA D I applied to any garment by
ph min.: a round hole, which requires no eewire.t.
Can he renewed and re•reljuoted, and are .‘sier
to button than any others. Wholesale of Patentee,
W. Hick. Kirk:tate, litalerefield.
.

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Agents requin4l in evay town not aireadY appointed.
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MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers 'how
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
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