The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-02-23 00:00:00

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Soontanrtow, Friday.—Old wheat, £l2 Os. to
ri3 Os.; new, ClOlOll. to £l3 O. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 38s. to 43.. ; grinding ditto, 265. to 335. Oata, 225.
to 36.. Beans, 425. to 48s. Malt, 665. to 725. per qr.
Flour, 335. to 35a. per sack.—There was rather more
tone at this day's market, wheat selling at full quot-
ations. Barley firm. at late rates. Oats and beans
withont change in value. Flour at last weeks rates.
. .

WARMINSTER, Saturday, Feb. 20 .-Wheat, 448. to
51a. (last week, 445. to Mel new wheat, -s. to -8.
last week, -8. to -e.) , 328. to 42a. (last week.
32a. to 415.); Oats, 245. to 27.. (last week, 248. to 275.)
Beans, 445. to 528. (last 448. to 525.) Peas, -s.
to -a. (last week, -s. to s.) 81b. loaf, ls. Od.-
There was a good supply. Sales were quick at the
opening of the market, though afterwards the demand
slackened. Wheat advanced about b. per qr., and the
best samples of barley were • shade higher.
Bitrivror., Thureday.-Wheat, old white, 58. 3cl. to 5..
9d., old red, ss. Ckl. to sa. 9d. per bushel; new white,
ss. Od. to se. ed.; new red, ss. Od. to 6s. Od. ; barley,
malting, 358. Od. to 41s. Od, per qr.; grinding, 26e. Od.
to 295. Od.; oats, white feed, 225. Od. to Tds. Od. per
qr.; black, 225. Od. to 23e. Oil.; oats, Irish, white,
241. to 26..; black, 21s. to -8. Oil.; beans,
English, old, sa. Od. to 6s. per bush.; ditto new, 58. Od.
to Go.; Hour, English, best seoonds, 338. to 35e. per
sack.-There was a good attendance, and • very fair
supply of English wheat at to-day's market, for which
farmers were asking 10. per qr. more money, which
millers were unwilling to give, which caused a very dull
sale, the extra shilling being yielded to only in a few
instances. Barley 10. per qr. dearer. Seed oate en-
quired for ; other sorts very dull in demand at last week's
prices. Beans and peas-transactions as few as to be
unworthy of notice. Flour the turn dearer.

Barley,

week,

At the principal provincial oorn marketa on Saturday
last, wheat almost everywhere maintained late rates,
and in some few instances, reoent quotations were ex-
ceeded by le. Barley and oats were firm.

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MABXET, FEB. 20.

There has been s moderate demand, for foreign wool,
at full rates, and more business might have been done
if holders had been willing to give way in prices a little.
The sales of Scotch have been only limited, but without
change in prices.

HUNTING

Mr. Farqnharson's Hounds--Tnesday, Hook Park,
Thuratiay, YelLun Wood ; Friday, Winford
weather permitting.
Mr. Anheton Smith's Hounds—Tueeday(this day),
Manningford ; Thursday, Pill Heath; Saturday,
Bossington—at eleven.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Cut
nen. ; Thursday; Sherwell Hatchet; Saturday,
Hatchet Gate, Bewley—at a quarter to eleven.
The B. V. Foxhounds—Thursday, Stock; Satur•
day, Stourton Inn --at a quarter to eleven.
The B. V. Hiuriere—Tuesday(this day), Meloombe
New Barn ; Friday, Milborne Port--at twelve.

BIRTHS.
February 14, at Chideoek, near Brkiport, the wife of T.
Stone, Esq., of a eon.
MARItIAGES.
February IS, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. H. Colson,
rector, Mr. I, M, Hurley, of Bath, to Mir Maria Bailey, of
Doh:hater.
February IS., at St. Mary's Church, Meloombe Regis, Tho-
me. C. Colthurd, Esq., merchant, Brldpwater, to Mid Bebop.
as Harvey.
February 16, at Fulham, by the Rev. H. Asap, Mr. William
Cement, of Sastleton Mill, Sherborns, to &ally, eetiond
daughter of Mr. Robert Flower, of Fulham.
February it, at Sheldon Mallet Church, Mr. Francis Berry.
man, of the firm of Bide and Berryman (brewers), to MIN Wll.
molt, daughter of Mr. Wlllmott, surveyor of the Turnpike
Roads, both of Sheldon Mallet,
February 15, at Trinity Church, Yeovil, by the Rev. H.
Huntable, Mr. Edwin Ball, to Elisabeth, only daughter of the
late Mr. William Ashford, of South Barrow, Roznerset.
February lb, at Clifton, by the Rev. William Msakelyne,
melded by the Rev. Henry Bolder°, Captain If eskslyne, Royal
Fusiliers, only eon of Maurice Mankelyne, Esq., of Upton
House, Gloucestershire, and Long Ashton, Somerset, to Amine
Elisabeth, daughter of Colonel Patton, Inspecting Field Ofßoer,
Bristol.

DEATHS.

February 18, at Wlnabome, Mr. Charles Moore, landlord of
the New lnn.

—Feb'ruary- at Whuborne, Mrs Elisabeth Garrett, wile of
the IM. Mr. George Garrett, Innkeeper.
February If, Annte Louisa, otoond daughter ofMrs. Whit-
may, of the Wllta and Donee Bank, Yeovil, aged 2yews and 8
months.

--/el;;;Sar7 16, at Langton, deeply regretted, ghat!kid Ser.
rell, Esq., one of the county magistrates for the di, talon of
Wareham.

lie-bruary- 15, at Basset Down House, Will., Margaret,
daughter of the tile Bevil] Masketyne, D.D., Astronomer
Royal, and the beloved wile of Anthony Mervyn Story Nuke-
lyne, Fag., aged 72.
February 15 at Weymouth, Emily Labelle Jeffrey, daughter
of Mr. W. V. Jeffrey, printer, aged 28 yews.
February 14, at 19, Circus, Bath, Mary, the wife of Liens-
Colonel Henry S. Olivier, of Potterne, Wilts, end daughter of
Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Degree 41.C.H
February 13, Mr. John Flonywood Townsend, of Ashfield,
neer Honiton, Devon, aged 55.
February 12, at 1, Codrington-plsee, Brighton, in hi. 86th
year, after a few hours' illness, Thome., Woodforde, Esq., late
of Taunton, Somerset, and formerly of the Bengal Civil Ser-
vice, deeply and deservedly regretted.

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