The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1881-11-01 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MAACK, L 1.14 store stack was /201 40 pallo 11L/1. Q*l4 to toe fair. Fs; ewes wed. from 545. to 665. ; morn sees, 33e. to 56.. 62.; weaker+, 52.. to 63.1 ; ewes, 361. I barfeners..o to £l3; t 0•11 situ Week £l4 to £l6. Hes/ ...rimed (row 12.. .... 13.. 61. pa. score. Domini:nut COAX, tiaturaay.—The atttndsoce to-day see usoderate. /Scat thy sacoptes of Easlish woeal scarce snd emoted, at last week's press. Foreten esesdy at osrsly late rates. 6•at tusitiog thole, thy scar.v, at 35s to 40s. ; an sic:astonish, prithe 1 I lstcue I 43,. ; secosid. ary, 21s. to StSs. Ensiles eets. 21, to 24.. Dry wan., 44.. to 48,. Faour, 40.. to 41s. Toutcrott Cartus, Setarday.—Toere was a good attend. enc. at the market, wtt.ch wss toe last turtoteut.y stock market +lnca wul us beta at Tsuaton, the trustees hay. kik resolved to hold the media% weekly. Tse loLl.wlng +tyre the ',dose reatiathl st auctiCui :—Fst stethae, 575. to 28t. ; tat ewes, Mt. to 58.. ; fat Leilers, £2l to £2B ; tat steers, £24 to £3O; barrsuers, £.9 to £l5; costs and calved, £lO to L.  BATY was, Satorday.—There was a goxl supply of new *meet, but ouiy goal seraphs were flreq.sest. rbir..l mow rs•liaed last awoke Tue trade in mat. tog hozley olio quits. Footling Corn NW tlJur uncJanged La value. GLoucitsr CO/LN, Saturday. —There WU a large supply 01 &lowan was.;, auLt ASS wenrilea Irahles Wore warowued tor use bast samples. Foreign whoa in rebid r.q4est, and In sums instanoes prmes were in buyers iav,ur. liaise 31. to tkl. per querk.r lower. Oriudiug barley brut. 044 LiAmiterealin preue. SULPTON MALL= 0025, Sidurdey.—Warat. 51, to IS.. per qr.; barley, 350. to 350. 01. ; Emu. 54 ; bestir, 44s t, 48s. nwNTOII COrue, Saturday.—There was an &raile atteudauce, and the tone or the market was thu and .osrer. English wheat u2sda 44.. to 50a ; ori,e, 04. o 555. ; uieluag barley, 39, tr• 3. ; 24, 43 ;utass, 2,15. t ;us 5, Ws. to 4,. ; beau, Ws. 14 44, ; par., 32 to 4g. ; ti,ur, j7a to 39, W• 1111•112511. Coax, blausruey.—Wtte.t and balry in very largo ouppiy. and Was aitoradawo wu t.,e engrafts. Must nisi • dull 555de 51 laic ~,u l' Barley sold slowly with • down wer.l Leu,hucy. were arLO. Beans 81 pet qr. che•per than Wisest, 38a. to 544, par qr. ; barley, 981. to 40.. 40a to 44..; oats, 19$. CO nu. ; pees, 380. to 45.. ; vetches, sa. to Is. per busbeL  CONYICL LaDOUIL —A committee has been appointed by the Treasury, of which Sir E. Da Cane is named chair man, to consider the beet mode of employing the convicts St present engaged on the !aria public wore. at Cuithara and PortaMOuth. which Sr., test astir...ming completion. The ham° locution emPloYuteut of the Irish .onv eta now at Spike !eland is ale, r:ferrad to thr same Can. toihter. as the fort to which t,isee orieonara have hitherto been confined te r quired by the War Department. The, have also to consider hoer the labour of prisoners in Wall pri.ooll may best be mode us. of for supplying the wants of other Giverninent .teparttnente. The Standard says the War Oftim ha. decided to disc mtinuo the araohina of rewards to officers for distill.. guishei or meritorious service until the number of those in receipt of rewards is brought down to that fixed upon lately under the Itiorgiugyation Schein*, the amount ez• p ended under this head being now considerably in ex mu of the sum which it is intended to set apart ia future lot the purpose of providing the pensions—viz , £1,200 per annum.  -All sorts of political rumour,. are afloat up- n the C tioeut. It is believed in Home that King Humbere• visit to Vienna will meal the alliance of Italy with Austria and Germany ; and • c irreepandent say. that the idea of the alliance is to favour the rait,rly extension of Austria at the expense of a p trtion of her It than territory, while the two empire. are to support the htediterr,nean policy of Italy. Some of the Hungarian PePer• dectete that the rumoured reconstruction of Poland under • Sax an dynasty is poesible, and that the compensation to Austria for Gilicia will be Istacodonia and • pr itecturate over the Greek, Albanian, and Balkan populations, with Prince Bnniarck's consent, if CJuot Andress), accept, Bayou Heyenerle's place. •XxVILNUATING CIIICUIUITANcen.—A cclprit recently tried in a blerrmin o iurt of justice f‘tr mode, and robbery, to when *eked according to cueoiu whether he had anything say for himself, replied "Only thiP, your h,tnour—it wee net a murder, but • euici le." Judge: How to you make that out? Pris Oner : In Vitt way. your hunour. The deceased for years before hie de ith went about as everrwtarta. flaying that he w determined t t put en end to hitawfl. ; but he never had the eoursg oln so. At last him irresolution moved me to pity ; so. to save him from disappoint. Went, and mors especially from being wonte then hls word. I suicided hint. Judge: That is all yore well, but what made yt,u take his Watch? Prisoner: When he was dead be did not require a watch. I did, and so I very naturally put it in my pocket,. Besides, tie was an old friend 01 Minn. and I wallet something to remember him by I  All Owyhee aud Puat-oifita. order. ere Mom' 1° Ilre. himir &hunk, 8, High West-street, Don:hasten Printod and Published by EDWARD NEWMAN, st 'l 01lass, 8, High-street West, Dorchester, in NW pariah ot The Holy Trinity, for the Proprietor. .Priasi• Nov.na:OW ith. 1881.