The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05 00:00:00

Per 81b. to wink the Off el.

lat. mores Mast. 3 to 3 ;Prirmilootbdrormill II to 4 10
omon6 qmlity... 3 t• 6 log. mum reol.•• 4 4to 4 11
Priam bur ems 4 to 4 Priam
Prime Soots, ke. 4 to I Large bags ......
1ute...,. sheep 3 to 3 , Nem mid porton* 310 tor 4 I
quality .. 3 to 4 'Ming. eal•m000ld oto $0
PrlNNO•Ders•wlld 4 to 4 Qr.old 048..1633 Ito 170
Total. eurm.v.—Rrilish—lleasts, 692; cows,
Jeep sad lambs, 3,160; Gann 92; 1149, 340.
Formp—Beasta, 300; sheep and lambs, 040; eaves,
80; yip, 60.
Nowlin rawIDSIgALL, Ftiday.—Tbato markets
are well sapplisd with mast. Tber• Imo been a fair die
mood for most deseriptiorm at the annszed rote.:—
Per Mb., by the COMM
s.d. .4.1 d. • s.d.
Infrelor bed .. 3 Ito I I Inferior mutton Ito 3 6
Middling ditto $ I„ 3 $ ltiddbrig „ 4
Prime large do. 3 10 , 4 1 Prime ditto.. . 4„ 4 6
Prints small ditto 4 6 .4 6 1 Soso! pork ... 10 ,4 6
Veal 3 8 s 4 6 I Large ditto.... t „ 3
Mammy Tbureday.—W. had again a large supply of
beef and mutton, though not an large.. Mot weak,
many saimal• being no doubt kept bask in esoaequoooe
of the slow sass of Me last few wseks. The Mel was
of WY good grainy, end Ilse treds, Omagh • littlis more
brisk Man Ism week, tbrsagh tbs promos of several
imp buyers from Soot and elaswltem, mho rfill
at WO week's prices, is., from Ma. to 63a, for middling
qualities, and 66e. to 66r. for beat ions, in • few
instance. 70s. per cwt. being obtained for very prim.
animals. The trade I. sheep woo also dull. Good
muttoo was sold at 64. per lb., buts more average Ague
wee 64. to Bid. per lb., the latter figure being for very
pod wetbsra A tries over this was given in a few
mess for prime animal& Store rattle was • shortor
supply than of late, but tin& AVM rather more brisk, and
nearly all were awed out of the market. A moderate
show of mash cows, of indifferent quality; trade melee,
and good animals in request, at firm prices. The W....
attest pig market on Wednesday was largely mitt
and Mere was s free inquiry and good trade.
pip, of from ten to elovsn score, sold at Po. 94. to 9s,
per seer.: prime sizeable boson pip and porkers, from
to 94 64. The horse raerket was largely supplied,
many good start horses being among those on Mow ; but
trade wet very quiet, soaredy anything changing hands,

BIRTHS.

October 28, at Pylle Rectory, Shepton Mallet, the
wife of the Rev. H. F. B. Portman, of • son.
October 28, at the Rectory, Blandford St. Mary, the
wife of the Rev. J. Mansfield, of • daughter.
October 29, at 1, Salisbury-villas, Dorehester,
wife of Edwin Elwin, Esq., of a daughter.
November 1, at Friary Buildings, Dorchester, the
wife of Mr. Jaol4ll Hemet, of a daughter.
November 2, in Brown-street, Beisbui7, the wife of
Mr. W. H. II anhallsay, of a daughter.

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MARRIAGES.
October 26, at Christchurch, Lon ,1 n, by the Rev. J.
0. Davis, James Hanley Watson, Req., of Hong Hoag,
China, end Milton Houas, Aberdeen, Hootland, to
Emily Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. John Harfoot, Late
of Hiandford.

M Milbrook. Southampton, by the Rev.
Kr. Blount, Mr. H. Hemet, of Milbrook, to Elizabeth,
second daughter of Mr. S. Meech, of Durweston.
October 28, at Tarrant Rushton, by the Bev. F. A.
Smith, Mr Phineaa Hunt, to Mary, widow of the late
Mr. J. Sibley, both of 11.aynetone.
October 28. at Blandford church, by the Rev. J. R.
quirk, Mr. T. J. Hewlett, tailor, to Mrs- Sophia Foster,
welow, both of Blandford.
October 29, at All Saints' church, Dorehester, by the
Van Archdeacon Braim. Mr. S. P. Pumfmy, a Upper
Norwowl, Surrey, tot harlotte, second daughter of Mr.
Samuel sla,le, builder, Dorcheeter.
October 23, at Cheriton Church, Rent, by the Rev.
J. W. Hellwarl, W. D. Finley, Fey, of Canterbury,
to Emily Jane, daughter of the late W. Bridge, kaq.,
of Dorchester, solicitor.
October 29, at St. Peter's church, Dorchester, by the
Roe. K. W. Pears, Mr. William Curtis Reynold, deputy
governor Dorset County Gaol, to Miss Rachel Vfrtne
Barnes, matron at the same establishment.
October 31, at the parish church. Swamies, by the
Rev. Duncan Travers, Ettrick William, Navigating
Lieutenant R.N., son of the late Willie., Creak, Com-
mander R.N., and nephew of the late General tie. I
Henry Havelock, K (Ai to Grace Merl, daughter of
the late W. B. Brodie, Emu , ofsaliabury, and niece of
the late Sir Benjamin Brodie, Bait.

DEATHS.
August 3, et Kindred Plains, River Forth, Australis,
suddenly, Mr. Henry Arnold, Into of Kingston, Dorset,
aged 30 years.
October 27, at Auckland Riper., Weymouth, aged 74,
Thomas Hall, Esq., late of Harpsden Court, Oxford.
shire.

October 28, at Tarrant Granville, Mr. Arthur Lusa,

-OctOber-Tri, at Piroperne, Wm Ellen Foyle, aged 29
years. _

october 29, •t Blandford, Roes Anna, th• infant
daughter of Mr. Butt, of the Dorset County Con-
stabulary.
(October 29, at Ringwood, after • short illness, Anne,
eldest daughter of Mr. llastennan Taylor, aged 2a
October 30, at Shroton, Mr. H. Butt aged 42 years.
780ctober 31, at Blandford, his. Elisabeth Hicks, as•d
rum
October 31, at Buford, Durweeton, Kr. /Bias Gasky,
*O.l 38 years.