The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-07 00:00:00

LONDON mARKars.

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BY WANES & ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

111611K•LANE, MONDAT,

Arrivals of borne-grown wheat very moderate, Trade
timer, and higher prices were demanded. Bales gene-
rally progressed slowly. Lan Monday's currency,
however, was well supported, and, in some instances,
One wheats showed I slight improvement in value. The
market was well supplied with foreign wheat. Floating
cargoes were held at full prises.
Barley trade was quiet, on former terms.
Malt mold slowly, at late rates.
Oats in large supply. Inferior qualities were 64. to
Is. per qr. cheaper than on Monday last.
Beans a slow sale at barely late rates.
Peas bad a drooping tendency.
Flour a slow sale, on former terms.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Ace. 6.
Supply of foreign stook tolerably extensive. Bales cm
rather easier terms.
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--iiiiiiii;MeTied--lieeste we were fairly 'applied
Demand alnuish at a decline compared with Moaday
Iset of 2d. per 81b. The extreme top prise was or.
iper
.Ellb. . .

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The show of English sheep m tolerably good. Downs
and balf-breds moved off freely, at fully last week's
currency; but most other tweeds were e slew itritiry,
ow former terms.

A dull trade for lambs, on easier terms, via., from
Gs. Bd. to Vs. Bd. per 81b.
Calves sluggish at lark week's prim*.
In pigs very little defog; nevertheless prices were
supported.

MONEY MARKET, Aua. 6.
Coma. for money we quote 871 to ; sad for the
account, Sij to AK

Latest.

" Exralaa" Orrice, lloadsy Night.
NO Finn CAC OF CHOLZRA ban occurs(' at Sherborne.
Tau Queen hes given £5OO to the cholera fund being
raised in London.

Tr ILINDIAPINT has disappeared at South Petherton
since the destruction of ILL Blake's nook and herd.

Thrill is no farther nevi as to the peens 04410tiatiO DS.
Autria pershite in treating with Italy only through
France.

IT IS PROBABLE that A f Olin of prayer on &occult t of the
tacresee of the cholera will be sanatioced by an Order in
Connell on Tneeday.
To. Parliamentary session is nearly brought to a
clove, and on Saturday Ministers met for their
accustomed whitebait dinner at Greenwich.

Tun Quints and the Royal FIRIiIY are expected to
return to Windsor Castle on or about the 15th inst.
Ile Queen will rest at the Castle for the night, and
then proceed to Sentland.
FROM DCBLIR we learn that a warder of Kilmainham
prison, named Bettina, was murdered on Friday night
fn the neighbourhood of the prison. Another warder
and a rota named Meehan hero been arrested on
suspicion.

'T'sla DEER OF CAMBRIDGE has reported most favour-
ably on the review at Wimbledon at the *lose of the
meeting of fbe National Rifle Association. His Royal
Highness especially praises the punctuality with whit&
fibs volunteers tame on the ground.
Tee STRAKER eretons, which was seized at Great
Yarmouth for a supposed breach of the neutrality laws,
bern bees pheased, and sailed for her destination. At
the time of the seizure it was supposed that her real
destination was the Milian coast, and that she was
vletained at the instance of the Spanish Government.
SHIRE AND THE RIWDRILPIRST.—At the meeting of the
'Gloucestershire quarter sesslOn, on Saturday, it was
stated that the deaths of hundreds of sheep at a place
in Sessereetskire, I within thirty or forty miles of
Gloucestershire, were without doubt the result of viru-
lent nudes-peat; audit was resolved to memorialise the
Privy Council to again impose restrictions upon the
removal of sheep,
Tim CHOLIRA.— In these times when the disease has
Inatome the theme of much sensational literature, i
cannot be too often repeated that when taken in it
early stage there is no illness more readily cured.
Dr. Farr recommends fifteen drop, of sulphuric acid and
a tesurpoonhd of syrup of ginger in a glass of water—a
perfectly simple and yet efficacious remedy. To be
frighteced of the epidemic is to invite Da attack. It
will generally be found in fatal eases that premonitory
symptoms have been disregarded or that there has been
excess.—The Flamm%

A AtIISATIONAL !TORT.— nil latest DOM current
relative to the Fenian movement Melva' in the Observer
and is to the effect that toeards the end of last month
I privateer, with thy men on board, appeared off the
Faroe Islands. Two small steamers, heavily laden with
pas and etrt, presided her in the Faroe Sea. On the
miserp arrival, the Governor of the Wands sent
dest!..stithes to the Danish Oaten! at Leith with instruct-
!lons W communicate with the British Government.
Tbe captain of the privateer professed to be out on a
pleasure trip, and his papers were found to be in order.
It is 'apposed that the ship, which "%slut seen off the
Faroe Wands on the 26th of July, has been bought by
the hoians, and has commenced to act as a privateer
against British commerce.