The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13 00:00:00

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Soors.oirrou. Friday.-Old wheat, Ell 10.1. to
£l2 55.; new, £lOlO.. to Ell 10s. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 38s. to 42e.; grinding ditto, 265. to 335. Oats, 225.
to 30s. Beans, 40s. to 48.. Malt, 661. to 721. per qr.
Flour, 31s. to 335. per sack.-There was more firm-
ness in the wheat trade to-day, at fully le. advance.
Barley steady, at late quotations. Oats and beans ls.
per qr. higher. Flour without change.
WARN-tangs, Saturday, April 10.-Wheat, 42a. to
49i. (lad week, 43e. to 495.); new wheat, -s. to -s.
last week, -s. to Barley. 32e. to 425. Oast week,
323. to 42i.); Oats, 233. to 265. (last week, 23.1. to 265.,
Beans, 41e. to 525. (last week, 41s. to 52..) Peas, -s.
to s. (last week, -a. to 8.) 81h. loaf, 10d.-
There was a good supply. Wheat sold more readily,
and in many at an advance of ls. per qr. In barley
trade was very dull, and prices declined fall le per qr.
Bartrroc,Tharsday.-Wheat, old white, is. 64. to ss.
04., old red, se. Oil, to ss. 6d. per bushel; new white,
se. Od. to ss. 6d. ; new red, 54. Od. to 6s. Od. ; barley.
melting, 355. Od. to 39e. Od. per qr.; grinding, 28s. Od.
to 30s. Od. ; cote, white feed. 21s. Od. to 225. Od. per
qr.; black. 21s. Od. to 225. Od. ; oat., Irish, white.
255. to 26e. ; black, 20e. 6d. to 21s. Od. ; beans,
English, old, 54. 3d. to se. 6d. per hush.; ditto new, is,
to fie. ; Boor, Poglish, beet seconds, Ms. to 345. per
sack.-There was about an average supply of English
wheat on show to-day, which sold at fully Is. per qr.
advanoe on this day week. Barley more on offer, but
prices unchanged. Oats in good demand, and very firm
at an advance of ls. Beans unaltered. Peas nominal.

At the principle provincial corn markets on Saturday
UM, there was • small show of wheat from the farmers,
which sold readily at an advance o 1u to 2a. per qr.
over last week's rates. The show of barley was rather
limited, and the trade ruled firm at last week's quota-
tions. Oats warm, and Is. dearer. %LIS were insoine
places not plentiful, end where that was the sem they
readily eommanded Is. more money.

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, Amu, 10.

There has been scarcely anything doing either in
foreign or British wools, pending the malt of the public
sales of English wools in Yorkshire, and those whieh are
to take place next week.

BIRTHS.
April 6, at Paulton, near Bristol, the wife of the Rev. Wm.
Nicholls, Thaw, of • eon and heir.
April 4, at Spye-park, Wilts, the wile of J. B. Starky, Esq.,
ot • eon.

MARRIAGES.

April 8, at An Soule, lengham-place, the Rev. B. N. Rock-
ley Batty, M.A., of Mirtleld, Yorkahlre, to Augusta Fanny,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. T. 8. Beeley, of Tiverton.
April 8, at St Peter's Church, Estonaquare, by the 1t.,.
Junes Connolly, Mr. John Welsh Healer, of Tetbury,
Glooeatershire, to Elisabeth, only daughter of Mr. Was.
Bodley, of Bradford, Taunton.
April 7. at Puddletovm, Dorset, by the Lord Bishop of
Salisbury, astisted by the Rev. J. A. Templer, vicar of the
with, sad the Rev. H. Fodder, vicar of Selmeston, Sumer, the
Rev. °mooed Fisher, Fellow of Jeeus College, Cambridge, and
vicar of Elmsteed, Eases, to Maria Louisa. daughter of Batt-
ings, Nathl. Middleton, Esq., of Bradfoni Permit.
April 7, at Bnidpole, Dorset, by the Bev. Alec. Broadley,
vicar, Henry Btrangways Hountell, Earl., M.D., Brldport, to
Emma Natalie, laughter of the late 8. T. Wright, Req., of the
Llama," near Derby, and relict of tho late not. Wendt
Wright, Esq., of tit. Petersburg.
April 7, at the parish church, Sturminster Newton, Mr. W.
Young, to Mims Drake.
Aprll 7, at the parish church. Glastonbury, George William,
eldedt .on of W. °outshone, Esq., of Belle Vue„ to
Marianne, daughter of the late Button, EN., of Glattoabury.
April 6, at the parish church, Sturnaturtar Newton, Annie,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. Goodfellow, to Mr. J. W.
Frith, of London.
April I, at Longsutton, by the Rev. R. Atthill, Mr. Walter
Gay4rd, of Upton Farm, Longsutton, to Amelia daughter of
the late Mr. floe. {tigers, of Longtutton, Somerset.
April 1, at Puddletown, by tie 1t... J. A. Templer, Mr.
Alfred Edtall, of Batt Chinnock, Somerset, to Hester Bowring,
fourth daughter of Mr. Game, of Lower Waterton,.

DEATHS.
Aprll 9, suddenly, after e short illness, Mr. John Abbott, of
Chrhurch, deservedly respeeted and regretted, aged 52.
April 8, at Rllll4OllO, new Blanford, Mr. Bell, much
respected by all who knew him.
April 8, at Wlnnome, Henry Bartlett, Esq., aged 74.
April 7, at Nottington House, Louisa Henrietta., relict of the
late Lint-Colonel Steward, aged 82.
April 8, at Wareham, In the 73rd yesr of her age, Ann, the
wife of Mr. Joseph Gillingham, beloved and lamented by all
who . knew her.
.

April 4 ii—Orewkerne, Sidney Herbert, fourth eon of Mr.
Maximilian Loved..., emith.
April 8, the Rev. Frederick Omen, vicar of Ellingbam, near
Ringwood, Hants, arid 64.
April 3, at Shattabary, Mrs. William, of the Kings Arm.
Inn.

--April 8, et Weymouth, Peter Oscar, Infant .on of Capt. A.
H. Munn.
April 1, at Fordlnibridge, Eyre, fifth son of Mr. Preasy,
watchmaker, aged 7 years.