The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07 00:00:00

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COTIN TAT ILUIEZTS.

YIIIOTIL MARIE?, Friday.—The market was well
attended, bet the news from America by Telergaph
being expected to be favourable, millers were not
disposed to purchase to my extent: but at lower prices.
Beasts upwards of 600, sheep 490, pip 130. Bacon and
cheese a dull sale, at last week's prices. Flax, £4 Ss.
to Eft 10e.

WARMINSTRI, Ssturday, Jae. 4.—Wheat 40s to 6es.
—Barley, 28. to 424 Od..Oats, 25s to 324 04.—Beens,
40. to 581.-81 b. Loaf, 144.—There was • moderate
supply of wheat. Sales were dull, at former rates.
The supply of barley was-very large; best lots were
difficult to obtain, at last week's prices, but inferior
samples were heavy. Oats and beans were much az
lest week.
TAUNTON, Saturday.—Wheat, best, 7s 64 to fls Od ;
for seed, 0. 0,1 to Os; Barley, 46 04 to 4. 6d ; Oats,
2. 94 to 3. 04; Beans, fim to Se 64; Butter 154
per lb. ePotatoes, 104 per 201b..—This was the monthly
great market, but the attendance was not much larger
than at the ordinary markets, and business in all kinds
of grain was inactive.
Ramseur., January 2.—On oar market to-day there
was a moderate supply of English wheat, buyers and
sellers seemed alike disposed to act with caution, and
the trade ruled quiet, without alteration in value. So
little passing in foreign that values must be considered
nominal. Flour without alteration io price, but demand
slow. Malting barley ip fair supply, and quite as dear.
Grinding in restricted inquiry, and the turn cheaper.
Oats very little in favour, and prices remain unchanged.
LIVERPOOL COILN MARIET, Friday.—Market inactive,
at • decline of 3d per oental on wheat, 64 to Is per
barrel on flour, and Is to Is 6d on maize; mixed
American mold at £2s et-ship.
WAIITIILD CORN Maaa.iy, Friday.—A fair ripply
of wheat. Trade .was inactive. Holders were not
&imposed to make any material concession, but millers
supplied their immediate wants at rather lower terms.
Other articles were unaltered in value.
Persazonoolas CATTLE, January 2.—There was an
ample supply of fat beasts on offer at this cattle market
yesterday, and samples were generally of secondary
quality. A rather better fe&ing was manifested in the
demand, and late carrel:mites were well sustained. Of
sheep the supply was more abundant than usual, and
the inquiry was languid, at the currencies of last week.
The supply of pigs was moderate, and prices were very
little changed. Quotations;—Beef, 7s. Ød. to 88. 64.
per stone; mutton, 74. to rad. per lb.; pork, 7s. to
is. bd. per stcne.
LINCOLN, Friday.—At this fortnightly cattle fair,
held on Wednesday, there was a good attendance of
buyers. The show of beasts was tolerable, and a steady
demand was experienced at last week's rates. There
was an average supply of sheep, for which the inquiry
was fair, end holders obtained full rates for flue aorta,
prices varying from 74, to 71d. per lb. Beef made 5..
to Bs. 64. per stone.
YORK, Thursday—At this day's cattle market there
was • tolerably good show of fat beasts, which sold
slowly at barely late rates. Store beasts were a tolerable
show, but a dull sale at previous terms. Irish beasts
were in request, and brought more money than Mat
market day. Sheep were in fair supply, and the alte-
ration in prices was not material. At yesterday's pig
rumket the supply was good, and a fair business was
done. Quotations :—Be?, Se. 64. to 7s. 3d. per atone;
mutton, 74. to 7i4. per lb.; bacon pigs, 6s. 64. to 7a.;
pork, 6e. 6d. to is. 64. per stone.

Deeember SI, ab the Mariners Inn, Dorchester, the wits of
Mr. 0. Reynolds, of i sou.
MARRIAGES.

At the Superintendent Hegistrar's Office, Sherborne, Yr
John Mout, fishmonger, to MG, Emma Hay ward, of the Bird-in
Ise& Sherborne.

Demob& 28, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Abbey, Sherborne,
leyguperititendent itegietrar's liesose, Mr John Andreae, School-
Long-Street, gberborne, to Mho Mary Chant, of
January 1, at Trinity Church, Yeovil, by the Res. if. C.
Mitxtable, rector of Bett!scorch*, Captain T. S. Gilpin, to
Nay, wend daughter of Mr. John Alexander Hendford,
Year%

-1-Wa;mber at Church Rnowle, by the Rev. 0. L. Mensal
lar Walter Foot, of East Holme, to Mary, the only dauhter
of Mr John Richards, of °ranee.
December 30, at Okeford Fitzpalse. by the Rev.& C. Prke,
Hr R. A. Groves,of Beckney, Christchurch, Hants, to Carolloo
Po t, fourth daughter of Mr Wldiatu Foot, of Belchalwell.
December 30, at Cranborne Church, by the Rev. J. H.
Oarneigle, Mr H. Ckodtellow, officer of Inland revenge, eldest
40D of Mr flood:allow, Cross Rays Inn Oranbonle, Pa Sarah,
youngest daughter of the tat. Mr Sals:pooti, of Ashes Farm,
Oranborne.
January I, at Clifton, Thomas Parr, Req., of canon, sun ol
Ni. late Robert Henning Parr, Sm. of Parkstone, jousts
Debonnaire, daughter of the late Thomas J, Knowlys,
of Heysham Toe, Tanceallie.
January 1, at the Primitive Ilethodlvt Chapel, Notcombe, by
the Rev. T. Powell, Mr Albert Hlscoek, of Nest Slower, to
Sarah, fourth daughter of Mr W. Bartley, of Macomb.

DRAMS.

December 81, at Woodsford, after a short illness, Charles,
fourth son of Mr. Thomas Upward, aged 22.
Danaher 21, at Melbury Osmond, Amos, thircrson of Mr
William aim., bander, aged 17 19911L—D90000a lwd bee*
blind 10 years
December 20, at Inn Rouse Inn, Yeovil, after a ilogering
Mile:4, Mr William Dibble aged 06.
December 26, Mr Richard Hawkins, 97 Ch9o9-1177147.
Sherburne, for many pore s china dealer, aged 74.
December 27, at his residence, Cornhill, Etherborne, James
poole, Eaq , aged TO.
December 93, at Siserbeene, after a lingering illness, Mr
Thomas Creaks, *en., upholsterer and cabinet maker.
At his residence, Cambridge Villa, Weymouth, in Use 63rd
rear of his age, lames Trimmer Whiteside, Esq., late ot Black-
Leath.
December 26, at Church-street, From, Mr Joseph Small,
aged 7b.
December 81, he Wilsestreet, From., Sophia, the wife el Mx
W. King, aged M.