The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-16 00:00:00

WOOL MARKET.

Owing to the activity wi h which the public, males of
colonial wool are progressing, holder' of all kinds of
Englith wool refuse to sell exoept at an advance of
Id. to 2d. per lb. As yet, however, it has not been
realised, but there is every prospect of higher rates
ruling between this and the close of the year.
ltd. to 1/2.1.
-T
... led. lad.

Dottn Tens
Dorn gnat
BWf•beed Hone
Habana Weiken
lona Arose
teelosetee rwal,
Combing Ulna
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool

lid.
.. ad. 13d.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Sounwerrotr, Friday.— Old wheat, £ll Os. to
£ll 10s.; new, £lOO4. to £ll Os. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 360. fo 425. ; grinding ditto, 275. to 33e. Oat", 245,
to 30e. Beaus, 40.. to 48.1. Malt, 645. to 66.. per qr.
Flour 311. to 31s. 64. per saak.—We had a fair at.
tendons" at this day's market, and a steady amount of
business passed in wheat, at about the quotations of lest
market day. Barley, beans, and oats sold at the our•
rensy of this day week. There was no change in the
value of flour.
Saturday, Nor. 13.—Wheat Ma. to
444. (last week, 320. to 44e.); new wheat, 32.. to 445.
(lad week, 38.5.t044e.) Barley, 30e. to 445. Oast weak
30e, to 445.); Oats, 28.. to 27*. (last week, 23e. to Vs.
Beans, 42e. to 90e. (last week, 42e. to Ws.) Pees, —s.
to e. (lest week, I. to s.) Ellb. loaf, 10d.—
There was • large supply—solos were dull, but the
beat &Alois' both In wheat and barley fully sustained lAst
week's quotations. Oats and beans dull.

At lb. prlnolpa I provinalal corn markets on Saturday
Lin wheat was In moderns supply, but prloss, upon the
whets, ware soaroaly so good as on the Saturday pre.
vlous. Than was II piny moral Inquiry for barlsy,
which sully brought full ran., Olds ware a turn
own { and Wand and peu about the suns.

WOROEITIR HOP•MARRBT, Noe, 13.
-
The Mu bulk of Hereford hope of thla year's growth,
and 6 good many alao of the remnent of last year'. pro.
dime, heite now been brought Into the market, and
prima &PO Improving eontrary to expeetation. The de.
mind now la ohiefly onnened to °holm minutes, but It ill
0104giII 111111 aa oomparatirely law hops ore now In the
hinds of the planters the inerket Waimea In new hope
r iii,lay
will be II 11•4 until the spring. The number of pookele
thM the publie male' here today 11/111 110 of new.
Loot 1 IN poeltata WON welched, and daring the
;M peek* of novaqd /I of old poor the
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lIIItTIIII,
Novemher soil Weymouth, the wife at The Its,. R.
Polllion, of o doolllikl,
November 0, the wire of W, 11, Goldonilth, Item., of
Ilroom Yorm, Nubertun, /labia, uf a our.

A Kitt A
Novetnber 10, In the perish olotroh, Piturntlnoter
Newthn, by the Res. T. If' 1,. Fos, Mr. John Adams,
to Jul., eldeet daughter of Mr. U. Admits, both of Flit.
Milford, Donal,
November W, In the with dwelt, Hut litoke, neat
Wareham, by the Mir, It, OF. Elton, Jetties, eldest
son of Mr. J. Plonks, of Ilieliontleundle, to Rhoda, third
densities of the lit, Mr, William Foot, of Belehaltrell,
Dorset.

DEATHS,
November T, it ZIA Blower, Dorset, by the Rev, W.
Mills, Mr. Osorp Maidment, only son of Mr. John
Maidment, to Mise Mary Ann Iltone, both of the same
pleas.
November 10, in the 47th year of his age, William
Atkins, Esq., uf Aseott•houee, Intl.. fount), of Somerset,
and Trelawney, Jamaica.
November 10, at Clifton, aged T Captain Henry
Elton, R.N., son of the late Sir Abraham Elton, bait.,
of Clevelanchoourt, Somerset.
November 8, at Blandford Et, Mary, Mre, Mary Soper,
aged 78.
November A, at Castle-house, Wivellaeombe, Somer.
set, Captain Fischer, KM., aged 78,
November 8, at Fiherborma House, Sherborne, Dorset,
Letitia Maza,iet Maersady, aged 64, slater of W. C.
Maoready, .
November , at Halifax, Ellubeth, the wife of the
Rev. J. Rolle, seoond daughter of Mr. Towells, of Way.
mouth.

November 0, very suddenly, from the rupture of •
blood•veseel, Mr. Frsneis Goldsmith, manager of the
Caine Branch of the Wilts and Dorset Bank.

November 5, at Piddiehinton, Elisabeth Day, widow
of the late Mr. Thomas Squires, aged 77.
October 25, at Purse Craundle, 'Dorset, Lieut.-Colonel
Henry Huddlenton, late of the East India Company's'
Service, aged 58 years. R.I.P.