The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11 00:00:00

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Sorrnanrrox, Friday.—Old Wheat, £l5 Oa. to
; New, £l2 Os. to £l5 Os. per load; Malting
Barky, 39.. to 401. ; Grinding ditto, 33e• to 30..; Oats,
211 e. to Mc ; Beans, 40s. to 545. ; Malt. 681. to 725. per
qr. ; Flour, 475. to 495. per sack.—With a moderate
supply of wheat at Ibis dales market the trade ruled
steady, at fully late quotations. In barley, oats, and
beans no change can be quoted. Flour trade steady.
Agriovsa, Friday.—Wheat, 49.. Od. to 725. Oil. per
qr. ; barley, 290. to 440. per qr. ; oats, 20.. to 305.;
Peel, —s. to —s. ; rye, —a. to —a.; tares, --a. to —s.
per bushel.- -Bread, 16d. per 81ba.—Flour, 465. to 48..
per soak—Tie cattle market was but moderately sup-
plloo with sheep, but better than of late, and business
we. Pretty good. Wether mutton, ss. 84. to 6s. per
site,. , ewe ditto, 3e. fkl. to 40. Bd.
fktorday, Dee. R. Wheat, 48e. to
70.. (lost week, 46.. to MO—Barley, 30e. to 49.. (lest
week. 30L to 494.)-oata, 21s. to 28e. (last week. 21s.
to 21ts.)-13eaus, 56a. to 604 (last week) 584. to 606.
81n. loaf,ls&—Ttiere was a good supply. Sales were
quick, and wheat advanced about r r Barley
sold mail), at • rise oil.. to 2a. issr. q per l.
r. upon the mid-
dling and bftt qualities. Oats and b.' steady.

WOB.CESTEJI HOP-11ABJEST, Dec. 8.

The trade is still as it has been for the last three or
our weeks—merely retail. &miners MIAMI in the
%me inanimate state as we have reported of lats. The
ieterms of sales and pocketai which kiiv. puma the
reales are merely nominal oompared with the roams
'or the wrreapoodiag period of lag year.

BIRTH.

Dec. sth, the wife of C. Hobson, Esq., Stour Villa,
Wimborne, merchant, of a daughter.

M A RRI AGES.
Dec. 4, at Williton Church, Somerset, by the Rev.
James White, ineunibent of Bruton, and uncle of the
bride, Albert Eubtace Gundry, Eq.. second son of S.
Bowden Gundry, J.P., of Bridport, to Ebro
2darearetta, eldest daughter of Henry White, Esq., of
Williton.

Dec. 6, at St. Peter's Church, Dorchester. by the
Rev. J. M. Colson, Robert, youngest on of the late
Mr. John Durden, to Marianne, only daughter of Mr.
Charles Tassell.

Dec. 4, at Oster Moigne Church, by the Rev. J. Cree,
Mr. T. H. Charles, Chard, to Elibaseth, eldest daughter
of Mr. B. Coleman, o,er Moigne.
Dec. 5. at Morley, by the Rev. G. Cunliffe, A. E.
Man-1, Captain 3rd Light Dragoons, and youngest
son of Col. Mansel, C. It., of Smedniore, to Clara Henri•
etta, eldest daughter of the Hon. A. Lucelles, of Mor-
ley, Cheshire.
DEATHS.

Dec. 3, at Piddletrenthide, Ann Gawler, the beloved
wife of Robert Bridge, Emi., aged 74.
Dec. 4, at Blandoni, Mr. Ball, coachbuilder, aged
68. .

Dec 2, at Mickerell, John Marshailsav, agoil 24, for
nearly four years a constable in the Dorset County
Police. _ .

•
At Cann St. itumbold, Shaftesbury, Mn. G. Arnold,
aged 73.
At Henstridge, in the 59th year of hisage, Mr. George
Senior, deeply lamented by his family and friends.
Dec. 6, Ada Marianne, aged 3i years, youngest child
of Mr. C. Ellis, Wimborne.
Dec. 7, at Fordington, Mr. C. Honeybunn, dairyman,
an old inhabitant of that place.