The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-27 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

21Y EIPRIBB BLBOTRIO THLEGRAIII
(FROX OUR OWN RRPORTILL)

ltang-Lsitr, lioattsr, Seplambir Si. Atteadasee
large, hat trade esseedingly
0/ bast home-grown wheat realised last Monday',
Ito the general Mal Of home sod foreign were
ranted in value. The w quite an average.
mid the quality at swift= au as
rhos, thotigh
this also the sale was slow. The samples a &trig
eared were tithe hest terar.e
theaagiakikeheoe •
more activity was aorta
a reduced rate was submitted to. Gets much the same
all Wore, with a dull trade. Quotations :—Now red
made 375. to 41a.; sew white, Ills. to 445. • balk,.
3016 he 31*.; malting, 33e. to Ms. ; 064 IL.
MITIOTOUYAN CATTLE KAMP?, MONDAY, DOplale•
beg 16.—Wa received a large 'apply el all sorts of
litook at this moraines market with the exemption of
VitstiEnglish beef, and this, as usual, was abort. From
r and Notts, we were supplied with a Ws
Wilts of well-bred, fat, and healthy looking beasts,
were ea soca as trade commando&
%reapply od=ok end Irish Wads WIN hogs, and
tmail, sold st the gloomier of last Monday. Far in-
or sorts the trade was dull, and rates were lower,
At eleven &dock the number of sheep of all sorts was
about 2/3,000. and those of good quality were in domed
at lop prices. Foreign oasis were vary inferior, very
anaserou, and very chomp. Of lambs we had a large
show at unaltered rates. There was not much doing in
the veal trade, and the calves on offer were not
so fins in quality as at previous markets.
There was not an average number of bitoou pip
on offer, and from Si. 6d. to lib, 6d. per more
seemed to he the ruling raise. Puss.: Beef, prime, Is.
to 6s. 4,1.; inferior. 3s. led. to 4a. 44. ; muttoa, half.
bred' and Downs, Is-4d.; other sorts, 4e. Bd. to em. ;
larch 6s. 6d. to 61. 4d. ; veal, 4s. to 4a. 84. ; pork,
1.. a. to 4e.

Maputo, asturday.—There was a lese supply of
wheat than last week, and wane of it was very rough
mad inferior as to quality. Trade falai &111. the meal.
men seeking to bey at redwood rates; all the best
qualities realised quite as mesh mosey as on this day
se'anight, bet bresen were obliged to accept a reduc-
tion of Is. pieutfor the intermediate sad inferior
sorts. Best was In liMle demand, and the other
aorta ap e peared to declining a little in value. 0.1.
MN& the same as helots, Bows and peas slow In eale,
at unaltered osmosis.. Mood of wheat (Melted frees
42e. 1046,, and inferior Us. to 37e. Best 36.. to Me.,
and inferior 28. to nu Os* hest, Its, to 3k;
inferior. lis. to 3k Old heave, 401.10 46t, and new,
30.. to 43e. Flour, boateltekb, 34a, sod emends, 30e.
per took.
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday. —With moderate attendance
at our market to-day trade ruled steady, end about
former quotations were maintained. Spring corn on-
altered; slow demand. Flour steady. Wheat, old,
£ll 1. £l2; new, £lO to £lO 8.. per load. Barley,
griading, 21.. to 27..; malting, Ma to 38e. per qr.
Oats, 20a. to 26.. per qr. 8e..., 38e. to 4k per qr.
Pees, Wm to 40s. per qr.
WARMINNTIR, Saturday.—There was a moderately
large supply of wheat at our market to-day, but the
trade was very quiet, and sales could only be effected
at reduced prices. Compared with last week quotations
were 2s. per qr., lower, and compared with the previous
week, 8.., the highest figure to.day being 4.3 a. The
,Ispromion in the trade is attributable to the heavy
importations of flour, and it is thodght business will
improve when winter shall close some of the foreign
ports.

MI:STEW
88116.1 bar tk at boorebelter. the wife of Mr. Oesead,
11194=aii
rthe Oft Werke et • sea
110, et the noeliwies of her hither oinks
A;eq., wrgeoe, Worsham, tie wife of
Moe. toorotory to Mpg, Zed
im, 'of •
699911rahrr etam"Sydlisg, tb• wife el Mr. Robert
Gecatfb:deaskter.
st poirdiasioe, Dorchester, the wife of
Robert How, 24., of • dasehter.
B=bur 19. Went Stafford. the wife of Mr. B.
1. &mot..
=4.
10,010, at Wed Stafford, the Irile of Mr. James
ci
Septasbre 15, 4 Moreton, the wife of Mr. Mabity, of
• 000.
September 18, at Moreton Station, th• wife of Mr.
Co., of • toe.
Al lloretoo,tla wife o! Mr. W. Sheppard, of. eon.
MAR _ . _ _ _ . . .

espi.ber 22. Lt ii7fies7r7s—Elt—sreh, Dorchester, by
Um Rey. R. W. Nan, rector, Mt. Thomas Upward, of
Woodiforti, to Mrs. Jam Rellaway, al Blameable
a. bee 20, fit. Peter's Church, Dembseter, by
the Bay. K W. Poen, Mr. Jobe Drew power, of
Wfitoe, Wilts to Hareiet Maria, eldest &imitator of Mr.
Robert Heyward, bsteber lard ceetraater,of Dorchester.
DEATH&

dattebee 17, st Weim—cm—bt--, Ellen, eseeed imrviring
nro/ Gouge Andrews, Esq., aged IT.
September 20, at the residence of Ms son, the
Vieusge House, Sherborns, Samuel Richard Iterates,
Esq., in the 80th year of his age.
September 22, at West Harnham, Mr. Josiah
Whisker, aged 58 years.
September 20, at Pubic's., Mr. Daniel Jones, aged
68 years.
September 21. at West Affinities. Bridport, De
Cooroy Searle, infant son of C. P. &writ Esq., aged 8
months.

--S-sit-ember 19, at Wertboarne Lodge, Harrow Road,
Loam, C. A. Saunders, Esq., late asereiery and
Crimwerinteodent of tbe Omsk Western Railway.
bs Ma year of big age.