The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-02 00:00:00

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• SALE Or TUE LATE MIL E. WATERS' RAN LANES AND
ROE'S. AT ?.TitsTruND,ER-CasTLr..—This sale attracted
a large as-emblage of •Kr.CUillal.lf on Wednesday last.
Tnere were 2.11) ram lambs saved this year, nearly the
'hole of winch will it is hoped prove good enough for
sale try section, of those the first 100 were brought to
the haninier on Wednesday, by Mr. Jobe Waters (of
Salisbutl hawing 0r) or 7' of the remaining best lambs
with the tw.i-teeth. fon:Arab, and sit-teetb 011•IM and
the chalet, lamb. for the second sale on the 17th of
August. sad about 4d very )otn.g but useful and pro-
nth", lambs tee Wilton fair as berefo'ore. The
yeti,,aine id a list of the prizes realized on Wedneaday
Isst M. Mr. Rawlence, el guineas ; lot 50, me.
Kenos for A. 11 ortisoo. K ri.. :gt guineas • lot 20, Mr.
Lye... 21i go MAI ; lot 2.1, Mr. C..nietoo, .20 guineas ;
let ~01), Mr. Svmes, 19 guineas; lot 495 Mr. Motley. 16
tze.ss ; 10l 42. Mr. C. Lou, 151 caste..; lot 26, Mr.
11, ii, guinea,; lot 19, Mr. lioddinott, 141
palates ; lot 2, Mr. Marl., n guineas; 10, 15, Mr.
Kent, 141 sulfates ; lot 36, Mr. Symms, 13i guineas ;
kc.. S*.o., down to 4 guineas—the average being
1.'9 Ise. 6d. The 13 two-teeth, four-teeth and full
month rams riali.rd as follows :- Lot 106. Kr. Shoo-
.or Mr. Moose 30 guineas; lot 101, Mr. Batton
21 SP nes, ; lot 102, Mr. Hoddinott 20 comes.; down
vo 4 guineas lb.
cs ; the rein stock IlAie as. considered, for theistical),
!no st suceessful—the cimpetition for the choice lots
*.ing most animated although for the second class
!Arabs it was not so; and they wi re moose inently sold
rather moderately. many agriculturists apparently
preferring to await the second sale on the 17th
August. tru.ting no doubt for • change of weather
in the n esotime with more keep. On the other
hand the 216 full mouthed ewes met with an en-
treniely berry •ile, the general want of sheep keep
deterr ng stock buyers from competingond there being
no dealers in .ttendance, the sees were Merrell, *old at
on aoersze of fr on 4s. to fie. per bead under what they
woohl have resii•od at any fair or -market. Tbe aud-
it. neer, bowe.er. persisted in selling them, even at thin
evident sacrithe. in order that th anent on the
sale card of an unreserved sale should be strictly corn
0..4 with. Amongst the company from • distance was
Mr. H. RusselL of Fatnnighste, Kent, who was a con-
siderable purchaser of tam !ambits. well as full.mouthed
ewes. Amoirg the buyers were the following :—Messrs.
W. Long (Ainssbuty), F.. Olding, W. Bennett, Newton,
(l)oirlean). Jonathan Tauntao, W. Taunton litedlyoch),
S. Taunton, J. Rawlence (Bulbrirlge), Dear (South
Newton), 11. Woodcock, J. Woodcock. F.. &mire,
(Odstoek).e. Notley (Cs' at(ord), W. 11 own (Cholderton).
J. Read (Flomisgton), W. Resit (Charlton), W. and H.
(Coombe). Andrews (Wylye).T.Conipton (Fisher.
ton Del•men-). Coles (31iddletor, Farm), Flower ( Wool.
ford), !trine (Guassge), Pioniger (110ekborue). Stant•rd
(Breatnore). ti. Read (tharf.red), Huddle ( Whirsbury),
Huddle illiehop'a Canning.), V. Edn. y (Whitehurch;.
W. Lunn (Wooldi.1), R. Lyne (Compton), J. Cherie.
(Hur.ley 40alpin (Lirogfor.l),f n (('arrant Key eaten).
Keet (iteolieh), 111•15 (Oreltestoo), Canning (Els•orr).
Canning (Sutton Scotney). Coming (Wallop), Dear
it i6the.teL ',I
rsn't (Stratford and Hey tesburr).
( tladdington and Ilazon), tsisgg(Nethers,ools
Spines (Winter b 'urns Abbas), May.. ( riddle mount).
miu iroeh.m). so rake (Rryanaton). Wentworth ( A re-
bar)). it hire ( Idorindsruke), Wigg (liasinastoke),Barton
(Hsekwood), Foswer (Chiltnark). Fluddinott (Newland),
Long (Keith.), fluke (Moe-bury), Russell (Kent),
Simi kiss (Ablingtor.). Moore Littlec.d), Stratton (Chit-
cooruh), Wyndham (Dinton), Young (Ifishopstone),
A.c..