The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18 00:00:00

WOOL MARKET.

There has been a fair, but by no means &dire &mind
for all kind. of home-grown wool since our last report,
and prices general!y hare been well /4 niv.rte.l. The
supplies on rffer are only moderate ; but the tranido••
thins fur shipment to the Continent hare continued ink
limited scale. In th, manufscturing districts the
stocks of wool are comparatively trifling.

Innen Tele,
Dorn Esse
lialr.broil Hogs .
lislf.bred Wethers
Kent Fleeces
Leicester Fleeces, mimed
Combing Skins
Flannel W... 1
Blanket Wool

24d. Tld.
1+5.1. W.
10.1.
Io4.ltid.
111111.
et.d.
13.1. 1161.
1341. 10.1.
0.1. 16d.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

SOrTHAMPToN, Friday,—Old Wheat, £IS OA. to
£l6 : New, £l2 O. to £l5 00. per load; Malting
Barley, Ms. to 401. ; Grinding ditto. 334 to :Wm ; Oatx.
rm. to ;Mc ; Means. 40.. to 51s. : Malt. Ms. to 725. per
qr. ; Flour, 475. to 495. per sack.—Wheat in steady
demand, at about Is. per v. allVallet. Barley sold
more freely, at Cal. to Is. over late rates. Olad and
beans without change.

ANDoosta, Friday.—Wheat, 49a. 0.1. to 72a. 0.1. pe
qr. ; barley, 429*. to 455. per qr. ; oat*, ah,. to 30,
VOSS, —O. LO ---P. ; rye, —s. to —a. ; tares. - a. to —•
per bushel.- -Bread, 16.1. per 811....—F10ur. 46, to 48.1
per nark.—We had • limited slimly of wheat. and
business was flat and doll, at an *dram* on 'eat we. k's
prices. An advance of 2s. was nook on good barley, of
which there was • pretty good supply.

WARMINPITER, Saturday. Dec. 15.—Wheet, 4sa. to
D. (loot wlek, dad. to 70a.); new wheat. 46.. to 61s.
(loot week, Vat. to 64a. --Harley, 300. to rifts. (last
week. 30a. to 50..) —0 255. to (last week. 219.
to Vol —Selma, FOAL to 62.. (loot week). 560. W 61.11*
SM. loaf. 16.1.—There was a small supply. Sales were
quick. and wheat commanded an advance of 2.. per qr.
Bar's, sold readily, at rates from IL t 02.. per qr.
above those of last week. Oat. and beans scarce.

Ilitiirrot., Thurid,ty.—Wliett, white. 64. GI. to ;
red. feh 3d. to 71. 64. per Intiihel.—K4rler, in:kiting, 30e.
to 40, w qr.; grinding. U.. to 38.:.-o,u, white,
z:„. to ytt. per ; blank, 11.. to 26, 61. ; Irish.
white, 27.. to 284. : black, ZIA. to Zt.n.
Ene.h. r.. 6.1. to fti. al. per budlel ; Foreign. se. :hi.
to be. Gd..--Poas, boiling, 421. to 48.. for pink 405.t0
445. per qr.—Flour. English, best soconda, 44, go..
p.,—

DORCHESTER UNION.

By order et the Board,
HENRY LOCK,
Dorebester,lotb December, Hqu. Clerk,

£29,000 FOR £l.

VIAL Particulars of the wanner in which the
above Sinn can be realbed, aid be gi el) on
applicati to Ilr. F. FAHRICIt7ti, liataker, Fraukturt-
un-the Maine.

Letters addressed to "Mr. R. WA itREx,9, Castle-street,
Falcon Square, E.C.," will l, immediately
forwarded, Pubt Free.

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHE.STER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
LI LOCK begs to inform his Friends
1- • the l'ub:ic that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CAttli, I
viz.:—

At the .Sestit-Western Station—
Best Walls End Coals Ix. 4.1. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths ... Is.
Best Tenby Stone Coal Is. Gd."
At the Great Western Station—
n Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Dent ltadstock Coal Os. 114 d. Os. 11441.
Small ditto Os. id. Os.
Best Bulk,
Calm .

Coale delivered in the Country at moderate cliargee.
Order* received by Mr. F. Loot, l'obt Office, or by
Mr. thisger MILL, at the G. W. Station, aifl be
punctually attended to.
Dorchester, Oct. 30, 1860.

THOMAS GEORGE BRIDGE, DECEASED.
PURSUANT
to the Act of Parliament, 22nd
and 23rd Victoria. cap. 33, intittiled, " An Act to
further amend the Law of Property and to relieve
Trustees," all Creditors and other persons having
CLAIMS against the Estate of THOMAS GEORGE
BRIIX:F., late of WEYMOUTH, in the County of
Dorset. Solicitor, (who died on the 10th day of Svideue
her, IMO, and of whore Estate and Effects Letters of
Administration, with the Will annexed, were granted
by the principal Registry of Her Majesty's Court of
Probate on the 6th day of December, IWO), are hereby
required to send in the particulars of their claims to the
Administratrix at the DIE,* of her Solicitor, Mr. Wm-
LIAM BENJAMIN Pxxxibittx, No. 4, New Bridge-street,
Bluckfriara. in the City of London, on or before the fat
day of FEBRUARY, 1861 ; at the expiration of which
time the Administratrix will distribute the ar.set, of the
mid Testator among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which such Administratrix
will Bo o have motice.

Dated this 13th duy of December, 1860.
WM. BENJ. PATE:MON,
Solicitor,
4, New Bridge-street, Black. Haws, London.

BIRTH.
Dee. 2, at Wyke Regis, the wife of Mr. J. Watts, of
a daughter.

MARRIAGE.

Dee. 11. at St Mary's rhumb. Meleombe Regis, by the
Her. E. Nepean, ratem of Westminster, 11,ry Jane
eldest daught tof John Burner, Emi., of Weymouth,
to Martin Bryan Statolton. Esq., of Nyt, n, Yorkshire.

or government, to discuss the acts of the ad-
ministration, and to reveal injustice ; but
TO BAKER, BUTCHERS, t:ROCERS, AND "should I.artit.s eildet.voix to ovetilerow the
I'ltoVlsloN I.OEALEnt.s. t•tate and ti.e law will not
- , Clib3loll. and the hVateill 0 warnings will tin a Le
riIHE di.:AltDl ANS of the above UNION 4 „ -I_ • 1, 1 , ,
. ,11/1 11041.111 q, ":41 uel:1 11/111M(..j
1. are desirous of teeeivniu TEN01:11c. for the ,upply
ati imperial deuce cancelling all the warniNs
.4 Provisions and other ion,ssartea tor the ('hion erk- :
for the Out-door Poor, and Mutton fur given to the :tirtials of Paris and the do:part:-
the Nick Poor, residing its or near the through of , intuits up to the 10th inst.
el.r Arr. fur 3 mouths, from the Dili toi) 01 Dat.etato.r Account* from Vicuna fq1111:.11111M
thou of the Ministry under circumstances which
Fortea of Tender can he obtained on application at iny
office, MLII shouht be ochvenal at the Ut,ion Worklanoe t', bare 1.11 important intiticace on the
un or liefun: 11 o'clock en liaturt.a.Y. the 22114 day a I future destinies of Austria.
Decetubar Wag. has entered the Cabinet as 31Mister of State on . .

the understanding that the Emperor and the
Ministers accept a prof/minim which he has
draan up for the reconstruction of the Empire.
This programme, which ii tantamount to a cow.
pieta: revolution. iocludes among other matters,
the abolition ot the Concordat, the equality of all
religious professions, the repeal of the provisional
statutes recently promulgated, and aconstitution
common to all the Empire with the exception of
Hungary and Venetia The congreptien of
the comitat of Pesth met on Monday, alien
Counts Carolyi and Nyari spoke in favour
of the establishment of the laws of 1848.
The city was illt 111 l inated on the occasion, but no
disturbances took place.—The Second Chamber
of Heise Cassel adopted on Saturday by a
majority of 37 to 7, the proposition of the
committee appointed to examine the question of
the constitution. A decree of the Elector was
immediately read dissolving the Diet, and pro-
viding for a gen,ral election and the meeting of
a new Diet within six months.
An attempt was made to assassinate Marshal
O'Donnell, the Prime Minister of Spain, as he
was leaving the Senate House on Friday. He
was wounded in the left shoulder by a pistol
shot. The assassin, whose name is linaz. and
who is known to be a man of extreme opinions,
was immediately arrested.
Advices from Vera Clot to the 21st ult, state
that the British Legation in Alexieo hat been
robbed by (I..neral Miranuai of a million of
dollars belonging to the British bondholders.
Oreat excitement prevailed in consequence, and
the Liberals were concentrating on the capital.

Poltell ESTEE CIIRIsTWAS CATTLE l *BEET.
There was a very large show of beef at Alessrs.
Raker and Ensues sale on Saturday last; the
attendance was also very nunieroos, comprising
many buyers both how the immediate neighbour)
and from a distance. Tirade brisk, at a slight advance
in price, especially for things of the i.eat quality.
NIL James, f 3Jaltl,oweler. had the fattest beast, the
best of w loch, a tine heifer, sold as high as e4O.
was also a liberal supply of mutton, but the-
quality was not so extraordinarily good as might have
been ekpected. i,,iztli downs Were ii rtquest at
advanced rates. Berard sheep scarcely s,t,i is.
There were some very good calves, which sold
readily at lid. per lb.
11)1urEsAN lIVILDING SoCIETY.-111 ac.
ordanee with the pastoral letter of the Bishop of the
Diocese, a sermon in behalf of the Diocesan church
lindeling Society was preached at All Saints (lurch
on Sululay morning last by the Rev. J. I'. F. David-
son. The collection aniountell to .C;
ELE•II:u-1;101.04:Y. Zaiw,iski. a
tW..enterti a i aaa Aleuts at the Towilliall last week. The
audit urea ere not larg,,, and we did not p.•re..:ve
that he introduced an t tong new in reference to the
subject. There could scarcely be a doubt as to the
gelininene,s of his rape a i tttttttt ; but slier all, their
utility scenic to be ague:awn of doubt, and the less
interest is consequently attached to them.
l•Nirr.o FLEE Clirlall.--lin Sunday
last the anniversary ser ttttt ns oldie United Aletliouists
Free Church were preached at the :11ase • Hall,
by the Ley. T. Dent, late of Alarket Itaiscili
Lincolnshire. The attendance in the morning
was limited, but in the eve g there w;:s
a &lgs congregation, and the collect was
liberal. On the following day a tea meeting
wic, held at the ball, when addresses were delivered
by the Rev. .1. IJ. Alford,. the superintendent of
tile circuit, the Rev. T. Dent, who is app,iiited
second minister for the present year, :tad other
gentlemen. The proceedings were of an interesting
character.

4- ITTED To DokullTsTEß G -- acions.---Mary
Ann Clairmont.. Eliza Claccianan, awl Charlotte
enevenc, receiving stolcn property at Wry ..... 1011;
Sillt./1 Not inau. stealing watch keys, gold rye glass, &co.
at Er:dpert ; oo ill therritt, stetting a drake at
Spetlidiury.— Moo/ Eliza 'Cake and Ellin
'it I. e'er, vin;:abeyat Wandford, 14 4layx ; Edwin
Itrioiii, Prown, Wrack:is Brown, Mary Anti
Ermen, vagrancy at M. et, 1 calendar Jold.
Lewis and Jolla Hunter, vagrancy at Purr al, 1 calen-
dar month ; Samuel White, p..ehing it Moore Critchell,
2 calendar month,. ; .low•ph Hawker, vagrancy at West
(Indict-ell, 1 calendar month ; I lirndoplieri
poaching at I lounnunstu,r, 1 calendar until Ii; Edward
J. neglect .1 duty n b0.r,1 11.M.5. Colossus,
21 inky.. ; TI. 1111 l as Phillip., dew rting H. MS. Edgar, 4
CAII•1111nr wont ha; Wh.lf and 1.4. n Morrell, alto_
bedience of orderu on hoard II MS. Ale,ora. 2R4 days ;
Robert How, stealing turnips at Funla.gton, 1 calendar
month. •