The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-04 00:00:00

LQNDON MARKETS.

Pt ST lIPNEBB a BLIICTILIO TRLEGRA.PB
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(IRON OUR OWN RIPORTIS.)

114114•LAS1, Homer, Oetober 3.—Th. &Madam
was road, but Wade is stlll inweire, sad to order to
awe asks lower rates had to be submittal to. The
maniples of new wheat wore good, and barley also was
mil represented loth in quirts and quantity' bat
exhibited no sloe at internment ia Mee. Oetsavers
• moderste eapply at forum nem Tin followiarye
the quotetbrons for Isms grain Welts
wheat, 4454. 47a. ; red, 41s. to L'l.7 harks' sialtini
34, 1. 375. ; gitadlag, 33e. to 34,. per qr. ; oats, 10a
to 21.4
Meraorociesx °Arms MAzisr,Kommv, Orrieber 3.
—At eleven Mk* we bad in the market 6,740 beasts.
Of this amine a my lane patios were fort**
asic, of : 47.. rough sad- ialerior dreerietiet. The
aorta ware brisk, sad bed Saone weld
net he parehowd at Mt basal as U. per stool. Here-
fords realised telly 6s. K. to fa 44, sod oo
mount of sasiety was manifested to dime. of Men
Welt thaw tases, is it to &Mamma that in mother
t or so thee witi be worth BS. 84. to 55. 104.
psi iva. The =Mem WM was also very dear. and
Bawler passed at stews was 16.350. Offers of 1411.
for show et nine Wm or a little or.' were reload
over arid art wain. Hatboro at good qidity realised
to 5.. 44. per Mee. come toltead
In eseetiest sooditien, baettrisiling qualities were •
beim sale. tH Isabe then was • large amber and a
fair mamma at Mims was dons, good iambs tasking
Is. 64. The nil trade was sot nee soeght situ.
The rough ewe ware sat disponi .1 54 say pries. Prim
calm withdrew is. his. IL Mors wee a good trade
doing Is perlaws. atom wen eery dear.—Prices :
Beef, prim, to lis. IL; inferior, 4s. to 4e. Bd. ;
mattes, is. to 5.. Id.; Werke., 4a Is. to 4a. ad ; lamb,
fa ; veal, less. 2d. ;pa5b,41.t045.84.

SFIERBORNIL—ForriMAX Or I= TATI Ma
Flaseeoe.—The funeral of the late Mt. Hanlon, the
father of the viler, took place Co Monday. The servies
was atittoral one. The Reeds. W. H. West aid —Ede,
with the chair, met the wain at the entrusts of the
vicarage, sea precedid it to the 'hatch singius the pre-
fatory sentesees—" I am the resurrection tad the life,"
ka. The coffin was placed oe a bier seder the
sad after sliming the two traria! psalms, the cholla
and impeesaively mug Goss's anthem—" If we believe
that Jessuidied," to. The Holy Communion was thee
adminiitered to the menthes* of the family, after whisk
the ' Deed March" in Saul was played on the emu.
Toe choir, followed by the derv, the soft, sad the
mourn..., the. peocetiled to the ooraatory, where Lbe
remainder of the service was performed, and the body
deposited in its last earthly reeking place.
/3 4 LISBCRY.— A/CIIST 01 Tlti CATILDBAL EIPTZIL
—On Wednesday, the 28th alt., James Matthew", •
workman in tbe employ of Mr. Frederick Richard
Fisher, of Highstreet, performed his anneal feat
of amending to the summit of Salisbury Cathedral
spire, for the purpoee of oiling the vane. The spire, as
Is well known, is upwards of 400 feet high, or about 34
ft. 10 in. highet than St Pool's; bat, notwithstanding
this altitude, he, with the utmost possible coolness,
mounted the crow above Übe vane, aid turned the latter
round with his foot as De eat upon it. The ascent from
the weather door is sesomplialned outside by mesas of
20 or more scroll iron handlo4 Inuit Axed to the spire.
PoOlt BULTIC3 AVONIIJITATIOP new— A very in.
portent meeting of the subscribers and donors to the
Poor Benefit* A seroentation Fund in the Moses* of
Salisbury was held in the Board Room, the Mose,
Salisbury, oe Thursday, when the Biagi took the ohitir,
support.d by the Archdeacons of Dorset sad Wilts, J.
Floyer, E q., ILI.. C. %tikes, Bsq., J F. Hod
Ear., and a eoosid;rabLe body of dew lnt.restid in
the success of the movement. The meeting was tolled
prineipally for the purpose of making greats, and the
fel:eying were made :—To Alva ii.too, £ll5, to meet •
beeelactoto of a rent-charge of L'l6 annual mine. To
Harnworthy, OM, to meet a benefaction on land
and money, valued at £4OO. To Eaut Kennet, £l5O, to
mae.. benefaction of rent-shame, of :he annual value
of £5O. T. West Lulworth, CM% to meet a benefaction
of 5/00. To Maddiagton, £95, to meet a benefastion of
• part of the premiseo now attached but not belonging
to the eirarege, valued at £l9O To Martin, £l7O, to
mist • benefaction of £l.OOO. To Tideonsbe. £4O, to
meet a benefaction of £124 There were some other
apolketions made, but they *mid not be entertained,
because in thase awes no loc./ benefecCoss were offered,
and, eon.equently, they were not in • condition to '
posies g Luta from this fund. After the business was
concluded, the °Storrs to tios laid were 11701010 d,
with Numbs to them for their terries; viz., I. Flom,
E-q. 11.1., and C. 8a1k.., Esq„ treasurers; Rev. Pre-
bend: arse Stanton and Payne and Reeds. C. W. Bingham
awl O. L Nash, secretaries ; and F. Attwood, and J.
F. H dg-s, Ewan.. auditors.
On IC dcesday, the 29th September, • cosh box was
found in the river at the bock of tbe Town MW, by a
man who was going over the bridge, and on tardier
search • smell moo box with an oval lid, and • square
mahogany box, were likewise found. They were of
coarse taken to the police station, New Canal, and
th, if contents examined. The cash box which was
loosed win n found, contained a large 'amber of
medals, tokena, and some copper and Ranee
coins, but the latter are much worn and of little in.
tonic vol.'. to • collection T1111(11 were also a few
silver coins—twopenny, threepenny, and fourpeony
pkosa—of the tone of Jellloll the IL, and other
Sovereign., besides some strips of eard.paper, to which
the con. had apparently been plead, is they bore the
marks of pieces of money, the rains of which and the
reign they were struck in being noted on the ear&
There is so doubt thst the property hart been recently
abatracted, for the cash.boz is in no way injured by
its immersion in the water. The Iron box bears evident
traces of having been forced open. The coins are but
of lit I.' value, many of them being medals struck in re-
membrance a some interesting event. No doubt the
purloiner was sadly deceived. However, we trust that
the owneror owners will be found. Any information
',sleeting the lost property can be had by making ap-
plkation to Superintendent Caldow, at the polies
station, New Canal.
WI V ELLSCO DI BE. --Sarre:rasa Fem.—This
market warn supplied to a mach greeter extent than
for an years pest. There was a good attoodatioe
of Immo and milers with a very good supply a
cattle. Good fresh steers met with • reedy eitle.
Fat bullocks 110011 changed bands at from 12a. to
14a per soon. Poor mock rather dull. Pat diem)
about 74d. per lb. Grazing sheep at se average of
43a. each. On the whole prime stook fetched good
prime, while poor stook was not much eouOt after.
A select lot ofeheep, the property of Mr.W. Boucher,
wag offered by auction by Messrs. Featherstone and
Hurley—.wee yielding fa, and lambs 36e. each. The
pleasure fair was well attended, and ample amuse-
ments foetid for the lookers on, and theaks to the
admirable amusement of the polio, nut our case
called foe thew intervention.