The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-24 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

- AY BIPHBHB et BLICTRIC TELEGRAPH.
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(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, January 23.
WHIAT. —The arrivals of home-grown wheat fresh
up to our market to-day were very moderate. Owing
to the fog which prevailed in the metropolis during
a portion of business hours, business was to some
extent interfered with. However, there was • tolerably
firm feeling in the trade, and the business transacted
wee at prices quite equal to these current on Monday
bat. In the quotations, consequently, there is no
_Miteration to notice. The condition of the supply was
.`liolerably good. The supply of foreign wheat on the
!Vag& was but moderate. Good and prime old qualities
_•wittdeffia fair average reqaest, at fully late rates; other-
the foreign wheel trade reed quiet on former
terms. Floating oargoes of grained changed hands to •
nboderate extent, and prices ruled firm.
' Banimr.—The supply of English barley on sate was
very moderate, and malting qualities—owing to the
limited number of samples on the stands—sold readily,
at tally late rates. Inferior qualities—the supply of
foreign produce on sale being somewhat extensive— were
a dull inquiry, anti business was transacted as low as
30s. per quarter.
Mat.e.—ln malt, about the average busbies' was trans-
' acted, at late prices.
OATS. —With oats, the market was but moJerately
supplied. Selected qualities moved off steadily, at full
currencies; but for heated ;roduce the trade continued
dull. Inferior and heated Scotch descriptions sold as
lo w as 12s. per quarter.
ESIANB were in fair supply, and the demand for tlitm
ruled inactive, at the late decline in prices.
FILM—The supply of peas on sale was small. The
trade, however, was quiet, yet prime; ruled stationary.
norit.—Very little barrel dour was exhibited for
vale. Generally speaking, the dour trade was steady,
and the quotations were without change from Monday

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BIRTHS.
January 17, at Bockhampton, the wife of Mr. George
Atkins, dairyman of • daughter.
January 16, at' 131andlord, the wife of Hr. James
Govey, of • daughter.
January 12, at Hope-street, Weymouth, the vrif• of
Charles Carter, of • daughter.
January 11, at Wareham, the wife of the Rev. F. F.
'racy, late vioar of Worth, of • daughter.
January 14, the wife of Robert Fowler, Esq., of
Thitobarch, of ann.
January 14, at Dorchester, the wife of Francis Henry
Ambert, Bey., of a .on.
January 15, at Morn Villa, Chiokerell, Weymouth,
the wife of William Willoughby Gorton, Esq., of • son.
January 18, at York Buildings, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr. W. T. Aylesbury, of • daughter.
Jiwuary 19, at Bournemouth, the wife of George
Temple, E 89., of Bishopstrow, Wilts, of • son.

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MARRIAGES.
January 22, at St. Botolph's, Aldersgate Ward,
London, by the Rev. Webber, Edward R. Martin,
youngest son of Mr. F. Martin, London, to Sophia Jane
Wood, of Dorchester.
January 20, at St. Mary Church, L01:10100i, Poole,
by the Rey. J. L. Williams, M.A., Mr. Leonard
Dowling, of Christchurch, Hants, to Liacy, daughter of
Mr. E. Caldow, Canal, Salisbury.
January 14, at St. John's, Portland, by the Rev. J.
Greer, William Nutter' Esq., Lieut. nth (Royal Irish)
Pushers, only son of the late William Nutter, Esq.,
of Rough Lee, Aoorington, to Eleanor Johanna,
daughter of Stephen Adock, Esq., of Hills Bead House,
Cambridge.
January 15, at the Wealeysa Chapel, Weymouth,
Mr. Thomas Gear, widower, engineer Verne works, to
Miss Flora Fripp, widow of the lata P. 0% Fripp, of
Portland. _ _ _

January 18, at Pt Chad'', blob!lehf, by the Rey. J.
Grahams rector, stepfather of the brlde, tbe Rey.
William Egerton Tapp, curate of Yatdey, Hanle, son
a William Denning Tapp, of Kensington, Esq., to
Louisa Constance, eldest daughter of the late Francis
William Stanley, of Banabatu Hall, county of Durham,
Faq.
January 19, at Tonbridge Chapel, Euston•road,
London, by the Rev. J. R. Jones, Mr. John Alford, of
Tusbury, Wilts, to Elzaheth Ann, eldest daughter of
Mr. Samuel Bristol, North Hayes Farm, Motoombe,
Dorset.

ry 17, at St. Thomas's, Ryde, by the Rev. A.
Williams, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Partington, the Rev.
George Herbert Marriott, curate of Critchell, Dorset,
third son of the Rev. Harvey Marriott, vicar of
Welliogton, Somerset, to Cordelia Isabella, daughter of
the late Rev. Charles J. Patterson, vicar of West
Hoatbley, Sussex, and grand4aughter of the late
Edward Cranston, Esq., of East Court, SUNNI.
January 15, at St. Mary's Church, Weymouth, Mr.
T. W. Farwell, to Emma, fourth daughter of Mr. S.
Talbot, Wader, of Wyke.
January 16, at the parish church of St. James's
Poole, by the Rev. A. Wilkinson, rector and Rev.
Dean, Mr. W. H. Clough, of the National Provincial
Bonk, Stalbridge, to Sarah Anne, eldest surviving
daughter of Mr. Joseph Moores, of the former place.

DEATHS.
January 20, at Dorchester, Mr. George Winrar, for
many years gardener to the late Lady Cardin°
Frampton, at the advanced age of 94.
January 17, at the Royal Crevennt, Weymouth,
Herbert Edward George Crosse, Esq., late Capt. li.M.'s
59th Heat., aged 27.
January 18, at St. Edmund-street, Weymouth, Mr.
Edward Baunton (head of the well-known firm of
Baunt.n and Sons) aged 80.
January 17, in Wincheater,treet, Salisbury, after
a long illness, Mr. William Stratton, in the 81st year of
his age.
January 19, at Salisbury, the wife of Mr. William
Stratton, aged 79 years, only surviving her husband,
William Stratton, two days.
January 15, at Watt Tytherly, Mary Ann, the
beloved wife of Mr. Joseph Fooks, of the Black Horse
Inn, aged 66 years, formerly of East Lulworth, Dorset.
January 16, at Clifton, near Bristol, aged 29, John
Emilia' Elwes, Fag., of Leeson House, Langton
Matrsvers, Dorset, late of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, and
eldest son of the late J. M. Elwes, &cu., of Bossington,
Hanta.
January 19, at Ringwood, of bronchitis, Mr. Henry
Cossby, landlord of the Star lan, aged 52 years.
January 18, at Mr. H. Baker's, Market-street, Poole,
Mr. Edward Lockyer, of Birmingham, aged 22.