The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-29 00:00:00

Crain anb Comma.

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LONDON SPIRIT MARKET, -We have a dull sale for
ruin, and late rates are barely supwri.A. Brandy and
grain spirits rule steady, at late rates.
TRA.—Our market is but moderately supplied, and
the demand rules steady, at fall quotations. et/11MM
sound congest is selling at Is. 111. per lb.
SVGAR.—CIood and tine raw qualities have found
buyers to a fair extent, on former terms ; but low and
damp parcels have moved off slowly, at a slight decline
in value. Refined gouda are dull, at is. list. for com-
mon brown lumps. Crushed sugars, both English and
foreign, are dull.
MANCSIKSTER. March 2F,.—There has been an advance
of Id. per lb. during the week on tl.e raw material, but
the general tone of our cloth-market lieu been one of
Winne. The fabrics limed an demand are light long
cloths, printers, and T cloths, awl in these only a
moderate business is doing. For India shirtings there is
very little business' offering, and buyers are unwilling to
purchase except at a considerable decline on the rates
lately quoted. In wine cases they are tendering orders
at 40. to lid. per piece, but manufacturers having
mostly wine unfinished. orders on hand are unwilling to
snake so large • concession. 'flue yarn-market, like that
for cloth, is rather dull, but there is smite 1111/611CM doing
fur manufacturers and fur export to the continent and
the Mediterranean.

The Board of Trade returns for the past month show
an increase, not only of 1:2,325,727 over tile mouth of
February, 1858, but of £a01,103 over the corresponding
period of 1857, when the trade of the country, owing
to the rockleseoperationt which preceded the panic, had
attained an unprecedented extension. Cotton goods, in
consequence of the Eastern demand, continue to exhibit
the principal augmentation, but almost every other
breach of production likewise appears on the favourable
side. Indeed, the only exception* are coal, copper, ua.
chincry, and wool, a dimunition in the nhipoieuts of
which in often a natural consequence of the general
activity of all the operations for which they are used at
Inane.

Da. 14.1CoElea l'l I.lloole W•lNRll.—Extryoi of a letter from
Mr. J. Frond, chemist. Dorchester.
Just received the P.llowing, I beg to hand It to corn, so a further
proof of the excellence of Dr. Lonock's 1441m...ti1e Wareix, which
are generally spoken of In this eichrhbourhood in terms of the
highest ssssss wndation. A gentleman, a cieraman. ealksi out
me this often...m, and expressed himself with much plaestre
01 the decided benefit his sister had re...elec.! from the Wafers.
Mw had been for some years the ,•tihjavt of a newt distros.ing
congh• The re !kw usually employed l the had
not siseedel in Wording relief ; other remedies were resorted
respectiwg which the daily press tell a...irons tales. Still
only usoesional anal temp.rory ease as. ..btained ; but on
trying your preparation, Dr. I.s.wek's Wafers, benefit wad
samosa instantly derived, and by a little stsodV Perneveretwer
the cough, which wan beton; distressingly trouble...4lw, is now
perfectly cured. I ani, Gentlemen, Jailkol Froutl." To
singers and public speakers they are invaluable for avowing and
strengthening the voice. They hare a most pleaesnt taste.
Price is. lid., Is. Od., and its. per box. 8.14 by all dwasiste.
CAl3loll.—ElOtry box of the arenas medicine has the words
" Dr. LOCollell Wirgu" In wiiirs Lirrsaa on a ago (noun in
the Government Stamp, and without which words Ash AU
COMMILTETII LIM A, LIIPOSITION.

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