The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-11-11 00:00:00

GROCERS' GAZETTE

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Lotrwow Ormorrist Pommes MAllarm Friday.—ln
gl,:i the.colowial markets the business transacted during the
:,,... week has been of moderate extent; and prices have
mi. setnsiaed . steady, with rather diminished supplies
..er, —offering. Coffee maintains its firmness, notwithstand.
ire* Big the recent important accession to the stocks, tie
...1.? quantity ldt iit importers heads having become small.
..Tbestigar market* without improvement, although the
re • atookein Onset Britain have fallen off materially. Rios
lima been in partial demand at last week's prices. The
tea market &is been firm, but, the trade have not
'bought very freely. Further arrivals of fine lefoning
• have taken place, end a portion of these have been sold
• at Is. 114. to 2a. 2d. perlb. Congon maintains last week's
prises. The public sales yesterday passed off tatty,
uad only aboat one fourth of the quantity submitted
- ^ found buyers.
. -Baliirot Sllakil MARKET, November 7. —Sales to a
moderate extent have been made in raw W. L sugar,
* ,bitt very little to grocers; prices must be quoted 64.
" per cwt. lower than last week, at which they remain
.. e'' steady, but unremuserative to the planter. Refiners'
•' produce must also be quoted lower, with no very large
amount of business doing, though the demand for
•"* these kinds is better than for grocery raw. The con.
. sitiniption of sugar at present, low rates is understood to
..;I"ilintarge and steady, notwithstanding the distress in the
~4,ll44eifactnring districts. Bum is unchanged in value or
~-,•::4:4 LIVERPOOL Pat:lNya ILLaiLar, Friday.—The colonial
Produce markets are inactive, no sales having taken
.•,..,...',. place in sugar, molasseshruni, or coffee. Rioe : Bengal,
_. " at, auction, sold at 135.; lie. 24. to 13s. 6d. for mid-
" , ",7 , &ling to good middling table, besides 200 bags Ballam
. •.• at Bs. 3d. per cwt. Tallow fires, but no business to ,
• * ',report.
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.. ..___. iSTOL CHEESE hLtnitiV' Friday.—A large quantity
- ' W"' 'li/111 Odlirig and common Solo freers, me now offering by
s'',4 *V farmer., which are slow of sale and easier in price.
~....-5..2 fine continue. scarce, for which there lea steady
. d: Oa the whole the trade may be described,
"fir the various descriptions of cheese, as very iinsitis-
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1. . . 18urrim, /baser, Friday.—Firsts, 104.. 1
' Veetmds, 975. ; thirds, 86..; fourths, 785.; fifths, 68..
El*, 111M.51,r4d : Firsts, 110 s. ; seconds, to2a. ; thavle, 113 s.
*lOO6 firkips in the market. .
Minos Bunrupus.—The Irish Batten Market has
9.fiekittniet this week; American ranges, &meriting
to quality, from 58.5, to 945. per cwt. English Butter is
" '2O: TO IS. cheaper OP, week ; finest Dorset 120 s, to 1248. ;
' lDevoii 112 s. to 1111. pet cwt. The demand has
. , inislind ; the supply also is maid: Of Fresh
he , the supply-is plentiful, hut the quality is in-
„i t ; elesnend very dull, at 15s. for fhrsts, Its. for
r....eauusts and 13s. for thirds end West country; inferior
~ prUssre, very difileult to sell. Fbottre Butter meets
~.isi d and prams an tower; ; ' *supply. Irish
is qu'otedat 60s. to 704. 'for dderA and 56, to
T. • ior rheas._ Irish Harts me scuree.' Buyers of
tteale
et AGM. Eat • Epoly make their own terms. In
..fr.. ffsimedssdinot been 'much 'doing. Waterford,'
. . ko. 114mj Tannrisk 'Ad Otsr,6Be. to WC

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RAT AZIP
liturang.l.l) WurrgonAPK.—The trade Is very
1, Psod dry loads Woe made quite late rates.
•-raterior ualitle. seU unevenly, awl mostly at lower
eastow hey, good to prime, 70e. to 850. •
a, row's, 38.1. to It ; clover, 80s:
• ; straw, VAL io 36a. per lead.

am Wed awns, • HOP MARKET.
" 080 /4 " ; 11614„Prid.—Mesars. Pattenden and ?Smith
*port continneextenalea demand for the beet dee-
. criptione of the new growth, at Arm ratea. Mid and
-.o2;et Vint, £7 to £l2; inferior, £4 te £6; 'Wesid
4Ceista, fi to it ; Bnaaea, £4 10e. to £7 16a. • '

WOOL MARKET.
• ROOM) ALE.—Wools, though not esgrely sought
deer, we herd firmly at late quotations.
LONDON, Friday. —Tbe business doing in English
wool is by no means extensive, yet prices are fully
etipportal. The transactions in colonial and foreign
produce. owing to the near approach of the public
vales, are somewhat restricted, at the late advanoe in the
iviotatlons.

LEATHER TRADE.
.*,,LO7IDON.—The transactions have been of a moderate
reeter. partly la eonsequen,e of short arrivals of
pple leather. Tke inquiry for dressing goods. mostly
Mc
.1 to calf, t.t. light ternoic,lidholdeen,,tiliernd
more
bu 4 imaTala ti on in value.

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POTATO MARKET.

BOROUGH AND SPTTALYiELDS.—These markets have
been ?side supplied with homelpown and foreign
potatoes since any last, and the trade hae ruled quiet
at the annexed ourrenoy :—Yorksbire Regent., nu. to
lioe. ditto Phifitea, 13,05. tit 130 a. ; Kane and Essax
lief situ, 90s. to 120 a. ; Soot& &gents, 90s. to U.;
reintign, 05s. to na. per ton.

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LONDON DONE AND AT MARKET, Nov. 8.
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teTirrdlirade ditio : : 6"
atad ditto - • • •3 0
Rtatt - • 19 6
.. • ra' Maisel Fat • • 241 per Oen*.
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rATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862.

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Noieints, at borehester, the wile of Mr. T. Webb, printer,
et SOIL

MA RATA G ES.
November 8, at Ringwood, by the vicar, Mr. Francis Ayles,
auctioneer, to Elisabeth, daughter of the late Mr. John
Cranston.
November C at Whitchurch, by the Rev. 11 Maxwell, Mr.
Joreph Kellaws,y of Whotooinbe, to Mies Abigail FoAdr, of
Whit:Mural.
November 6, at et Peter's, Plmllitot Isy the kv.e W.
Bingham, rector of Midtombe Frinsley,tioPhy, fecund daughter
of General B, 13, Wynyord, , df Chester-street, to the
Rev, J. Bird Reynardtm. Motor of Careby, Lincolnshire.
October 12, at the ptrish church of Frampton, by the Rev.
2. P. F. Davidson, William Richards to rilim Loveless.—
(Singular to relate the bridegroom is both deaf and dumb, and
unable to read sir write.)
November 1, as Broadway, by the Rev. E.Heridiand Robert,
fourth eon of William and Ell= Stevens, of Radipoli, to
sklest daughter of John and Blitthetil
October SO, at St. Mary's, lelingtiob, by the Rev. William
Burnett, viler of BoxgrbVe, tssisted by the Rev. C. D.
Charlton, vicar of ballglitob, Sussex, Sir James Duke, Bart,
M.P., to J1‘111) Ardent, eldest dauxhter of the late William
Bennett, Bur, of 28, Aberdeen Park, Illghbury.

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DEATHS.
November 1, at Langford, &menet, Thomas Hewitt, Esq.,
bird fal
November 4, at Broadlands, near Ihutton, Charbfe Stabil
Dudlen Esq., in the bard year of his ap.
October 28, afters few days' Mimeo, nt Cadets' Sick Quarters,
Portland, in its 16th year of Mains, Charles Neyrlck
Naval CRAG. NILS. Britannia, only en of the late Rev.
George Hick's, ferbetly curate of Devunport, and grandson of
tbe We Morita Hickey, Esq., of Rath.
October to, at ma, washed overboard front the mall steamer
• Argo, while standing on the bowsprit endeavouriog to stow
bfie of the Jib malls during • violent storm, Mr. J. Alien, lit
001cer, aged 48, Leaving a wife and 2 children.
October 30, at Wincanton, Somerset, attar • short libelee,
I John Willed Eastmeat, Esq., aged 86.
November 4, at Lyda Farm, Yeovil, much rbilpichea, Jane,
the wife of John Longman, aged S3feltrt
November g, at Grove ant-Ming% Dorchester, the wife of
Mr, T. E. Mauls\
July 28, off Mtb coast of Japan, CM board 11.11.12.
James ntty. igerl 23 years, He was well known in Weymouth,
gad much respected.
November 1, at Seaton, Mr. John Hill, heretofore of
Axminster, and subsequently Independeat minister at I
Hibefsten„ near Taunton, aged 62,

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DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DORCRiLSTER. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1862,