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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

MARRIAGES.

July 21, at Nether Ceres% by fit. RSV. F. H.
Cursmissa, M.A.. (heather of the bedegroond. the Rey.
John Gameness, 8.A.. of Wootton Bamoot, Wilts, to
Emily, third daughter of 8. Bytom, Eon. No mrds sent.
July 22, at the Congregationel Chanel, Salisbury, by
the Rev. Charles Williams, father of the bridegroom,
'misted by the Rev. li. J. Chaneellor, Attn.! Williams,
of 811.ishary, to Sarah, only daughter of Odors Gregory,
of Fialierton, Salisbury. No midi.
Judy 23, at Waddington Church, by the Rev. Wm.
Norris, rektor. midsted by the Rev. W,Uinnt Newmar.,
I the Rev. Chas. Hackie, rector (+lgoe:ley, near Andover,
Hansa, to %Adam Hui.h, of Warbiluston. Hanle.
Jnly 22, at Code Mullen, by the Rev. R. Plumptre,
William Jaws, only son of Kr. Richard Scutt
Cbaudevlain's Mills. Here Regis, to Elaabeth, daughter
of Hr. Thomas Nutbeesi, of the tonne: place.
July 22, et St. Pancras Church. Eadon.road. 1.011•
don, Elisa Georgians., elds4 daughter of Hr. Hearse
Balaton, of Wimholfl!.to Mr. Prederia Hawkins, of
Clarend.magnam., N.W.
July 26, at Maddford, be the Rev. C. J. Elliot, Mr.
Henry Hooper to Imbella Flookee.

DEATHS.

July 21. at Woodford. Mr. John C. Shelton, gond the
Rev. Mr. Shelust, aged W.
July 22. at Morahan, Mr. Arthur Lindeld, in the
78th year of his age.
July 23. at theresidenee of her son.in-lew,Crown Inn,
Poole, Mrs. Sarah Hillier, relict of Mr. William Hillier,
of Hitthem, 84. Aodre•, aged 67.—Her end was
peace.
July 2. at Santa Maur% lonian Islands, accidentally
drown-d, James Felward Henning. Esq., Lieut. Sol
BatWien HM.'. 9th Regiment of Foot, eldest son of
the Rev. F.. Now Henning, of Sherhorne, Doniet.
J.ly 90, at Burton Fazio, near Dorchester, Mr.
Richard Cantos, yeoman, aged 71.
July 97, at Charlton Marshall, Elizabeth Mayors,
Mod XI
July 13, at Fordingbridge, aged 86, Sarah, widow
of the late W. P. Hayden, Commander. R.N., Melbury
Abbe', Decal
July 21, at Witoborse, in her 00th year, Jane, daughter
of the late Mr. Friend, of Bowerswoine Form, Clussage
All &data
July 21. et Mount Pleasant Farm, lioaelbary Bryan
Harriet, wife of Mr. G. Hopkins.
*July 22. at the house of ber Colonel
Bingham, Bingham's Meloombe, Derert, in her 87th
year. Jane. widow of the Rey. Maltase John Wynyiard,
St. ID., for mein years Rector of West Rounton, and
of Martin, York, and Chaplain to the Queen.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
parlament of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Cowley Express aNd
Agricultsral Gazette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

jtEnEw OF THE CORN TRADE
AND LATEST STATE OF TILE
MARKETS.

xr AMBLES &ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

Nam tans, Monday, July trth. —Coastwise and
by toad-carriage. the arrivals or` feh whoa fresh °P
le oar sorbet his been very UMW olcloquentlY the
glow lants has been billing.
at Good and gm have
Away. full Quotation.;
tercliklnds have moved of at barely former cur-
repay. import. of forage wheat have been ou a
.00‘.., V. hare no quotable change in
Vsbut the badness done hes been very moderate.
'obior or both ffngliell and foo4n barley Ma
&Ben off, and the whole of the mipply has
&mid at gliTquotalions. The malt bade lvis
tely setimod te previous rates. Good
wend cob have rnan extreme currencies.
how* qualities have moved off heavily. Beans and
pees have been in short supply and aluti request.
at former terms. The ill4Ctry tor both and
foreign dour has been imenewbat restrictedj at late rates.
Most of the continental wickets have been very in
n .
.active for wh. at The te of s majority of
French markets is to a deoliteniew wheat ha. node
Its appearance in considerable quantity ; the sample'
being g nerally of good quality and good weight. There
are some exceeSions. but nowhere it is believed do large
quantities of bad wheat exist. American advises bring
Auctuating prices fee bread stuffs.
In Ireland the ruin trade generally has continued in
• most inactive state ; nevertbeleo very little variation
has taken place in price. The experts to England
have been on a very moderate male.
The &etch markets have been scantily supplied with
most kinds of produce. Fine wheat, barley, and oats
have commanded full prime ; otherwise the trade has
nisi heavy at barly late rates.
The averages for the past week have been—Wheat,
41s. 4d per qr. ; oat.. 30a. 3d.; rye, 31s. Id.; beans,
30..; and pass, 384
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

COUNTRY DOWN RAM LAMBS.

MR. T. KNSOR (LATI RAWL AND NN/1011) has
bees Isvoarpd with Invtrootiona frota Kr. C. J.
PODS', of Ceres Abbas, to SELL BY AUCTION, to
the PAIR FIELD. at 1 o'olook, about
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

•ItSON AT L•TIIIILSTOCK.

Leonard Protean: was indicted for setting fire to
a stack of straw, the property of Mr. John Sutton,
at I averstock, on the 30th of March Last. The
prisoner on being called upon pleaded—" I am
guilty of firing the rich, butl had no malice against
Lb. man, for I didn't know him."—His lordship
directed • plea of not guilty to be entered.—Mr.
Snowden proirecuted.—The prosecutor, • miller and
farmer, living at Laverstock, near Salisbury, on the
day iii question had five straw ricks in a yard near
the road. About mid-day one of them near the gate
was &smeared to be on fire. The other ricks in the
yard and • barn were destroyed, and the damage
was estimated at from .C2OO to £3OO. Two men sew
the prisoner coming out of the rick yard, and they
asked him if he bad 'et the rick os firs, when be
repiied that he had. On a further enquiry he mid
he did so because be wanted victuals. He obtained
a match just before the fire of a carter named
It-ihinson. The prisoner, on reoeiving it, wrapped it
in a piece of paper, and said, "I shall want be by
and by."—The prisoner offered no defence, and he
was found gnilty. —At a subsequent period of the
day the prisoner was sentenced to eight years' penal
servitude.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

Corcormbrnet.

To as Editor:

Dust 811,--81tou1d you deem the ialcirmaiime
herewith given of sufficient impotence to your awl:
cultural readers, you will perhaps favour it with
!Pate in your columns. A deproeiem has prevailed
in the value of butter, kers coseinued this seems
than for very many years past, entailing frightful
losses upon oontraotors for butter who bad
through the year. but escaped by and y
highly remunerative profits to those oontreoton who
had bought tine dairies of early prodostiost no knot
forward than the early part of May.
The best Fries/and butter, whet for ths lot els
weeks has been hovering about eigilie MMlBegn
per owt., (on yesterday week the muds* pries eady
82.), on Monday advised to kkis.. and yesterday
to 88e. The market looks healthy at our quotation
of yesterday, and affords a prospect of progirenelvely
iroproviag prima—Faithfully yours,
EMERY WEBBER.
1, Brewer-street, Goldin-square, July 25, 1561.

Vs feel it vui 001) 10 01 1.•041: we notice ogees
. oder. the nee Sleety Match (which lights only en the
aiddi it ii contained) that has been patented sa.4
ntrodue.d by Messrs 'tryout d 1111, Louden It nee
beasilv one allowed to be used in the laterseticesel
r.shibitson building. because it lights oily es die bas,
did ell the de g r arising from the use el warty
.;fl 3. PrOirvlr

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY SALES.

MR. T. ZNSOR (LATZ AND ZNI1011)
boo to =nougat that hi. Nazi Ws of FAti
aid BTORI srocK will w hold at his

NE W REPOSITORY,
poolte the South-Western Station. near the South
On SATURDAY. ALT GUST 8, 1863,
iimisossacisag st Twelve o'clock. Stabling arid Keep
lee dtook seot the day before the Sale proeided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that dee publicity may be given.
All lots to be paid for immediately alter the sale, sod
se lots Wore sway without an order, to be obtained at
the ellen bibs sale ground.

Panora Emma:
4 poise /rat Haifa" aad 25 prime Fat Lambs, the
property of No. Geerraa, &woad.
3 Fat Sam.
10 cacao-bead fat Lambe.
20 Fat Wedises.
32 Fat g WOOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

FOUR SHILLINGS PER POUND

Tin recent REDUCTION of DUTY brings this
EX fRAORDINA RY TEA within the retch of all
eaves. It is a combination of the finest aorta grown in
C1i0... so.i firr more than 31d years has received the
moat di.tinoi.he'l patronage in this country.
'MOCKS' lIPP, BONS, ft Co. 234,
Street. Southwark, are still Lb; SOLE IM-
PO it TE its.
Apt licitiona for Agencies in Towns vacant mut be
and, to them immediately.

Wrymotrre
POIITLAND ..... R. Flew, Cirooer.
T. Patch. Bookieller.
W. Woolston, Coefeatioser.
G. Kest., Clunsist.

PURE SWEETS.

SCHOOLING AND CO.'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

THE CORN TRADE.

MARK-LAU, Ftiday.—The wheat trade continuos
51113. at In. full rates of Monday, English and foreign.
Floor a slow trade, without thaw in value • Norfolk.
to stip 31a, 32.. Harley--grinding destripiions folly
as dear, with a fsir demand. Oats the turn dearer to-
day. with • fair mount of business. Beans quit...
dear. Peas without alteration. Liniord in good
demand ; • gon4 nips ly of new English, fine command-
ing 70k to 72a. Ratee-td steady. Clurrneed in
impered inquiry. New trefoil at market, but not very
be. Flomtiog carper of wheat and maize are rather
devrer. Arrirala.—Engiviti and Scotch wheat, 670 qrs.;
oats, 110 qrs.; mtlt. 990 qrs. Irish oats, 850 qrs.
Foreign wheat, 10.990 qrs. barley, 1,040 qrs.; oats.
7,110 lira Floor, English, 290 sacks; foreign, 13,040
ban. I. and 110 sack..

w;Atileiii. most be quoted Is.
per quarter dearer, but business is confined to fine fresh
parcels. Spring corn unaltered.
LIVIRPOOL, Friday. --At our market to day there was
about the usual attendance, with a moderate business
in wheat.('at' fully as dear. Barley, beans, and peas
unaltered. Indian corn scam. and Tuesckre Prices
were maintained. Oatmeal unchanged, ernne fresh
America', flour was scarce, and generally held for 64.
per harrel advance. (lona:ton sorts were without
change.

Thunday.—l'be change in the weather
during the past week has had a favourable effect on our
market, and although the supply area small, trade was
brisk at a trifling imivrovement on last week's rates.
}tslrot,, Thunidvy.— On our market to-day the aupply
of English wheat was short, and under tbe baleen.° of
be wrath. r, the evade ruled quite at rather over last
week's vvlnee. In foreign toore doing, at prime um
obtainable last week. A fair commuiptive demand for
barley at about previous rates, The sale for oats wu
rather more free, but with heavy arrivals importers had
to Inbuilt to a decline of id. per qr. Indian corn and
beans attracted scamely any attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28

'CLAM! OF THE NAZZET.

Coax. —There was a large -.apply al foreign cern on
hail& Rosins., extremely inactive. Eaglish wheat
was rather cheaper than last week. Everything else
st late quotations.
CATTLy.—The supply of stock at this day's market
was unusually Imp ; t number of beasts al all kinds
being 5,130. that of sheep 16,750. The attendance
was wall, and buena, was extremely slow; prime
declining 2d per lb far all kinds of meat. *1 12
o'clock there was a further decline, but • clearance
Was not effected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

&PEAR FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

AND BOSTON.

lIIHR ATLANTIC ROYAL
-IL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
• ~, t COMPANY ilhuited.) The follow-
" fog Magnitaint Paddle Steamers will
Sail Every Alternate Saturday, ea follows :
COLUMBI A. 3 =Mona J. 113. Jeflrey.......Bept. 26
HIBERNIA. 3,000 „ R. Leitch Oct. 10
ADitIATIC...4,COO „ J. C. Niohoisea.....oet. 24
ANGLIA 3,000 „ N. Prows. ..........Nov. 7
Calling at GALWAY for Nadi Sal PAWWWWW.
RATER Or PASSAOS TO NSW YORK OK BOKTOR
Chief C.bin 17 and 21 0wn...; Intermediate?, and
Steerage 6 Gaines..

CIA N A DIAN ROYAL MAIL
,
'.." ' ‘-i STEAMtRIP COMPANY. LIVER
, -
if•:. POOL TO QUEBEC. Pint-claw full-
powered Stamm will Sell ma follows:
BOHEMIAN ... Sept 17 I JURA . _ _ . Oet. 8
- .. HIBERNIAN 24 NOVA SCOTIAN „ 15
MOL AMERICANOet I Allifg2lGA -._ ~.... " 22
Calling at LONDONDRIRT for Mans Slid Pasesnitins.
RATIII2 Or PAXIACII: -To QUIIIIC, First-Close 15
and 18 Guineas, sooonling to aceotomodation ; Steerage,
DS 6..

—Pere—niters are booked through to all part. of Caused&
and the Weatetu States of America, at Reduced Rates,
by the Gland Trunk Railway.
For Passage, apply to SABEL & SEARLE,
19, WArsl-BTamer, lavgarom

A TOP-DRESSING FOR WHEAT, BARLEY,
OATS, AND GRASS,
OF great importance to Agriculturists, who
can now be supplied with a Genuine and "Pure
Dried Blood" Manure; in colour resembling Peruvian
Guano, and double that article in bulk.
Ti.. eminent great Agricultural Chemists of England
esenot speekixt=hly of this Par* Dried Blood u •
ManureM•nu for
The analysts by Porsolars WAY mid EVANS. Of
London, and Dr. Vorixturt, of arenoester, will bs a
salloieut proof as to its value.

From Protamors WT tad !WM, Coast&'ling Chmaista

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To Mr. 8. Jrwiu.

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Nitrogen • . 1138
Equal to Amami. . 14.89
Strongly recoutumoded to Agricalturists.
For the above 3 out per WPM ia recommended.
Manufactured by Mr EDWARD JEWELL, at thr
Buckland Bone Mills, L.ndport, Portsmouth; and
sold only throngb Mr. 8. JEWELL, of Nursling. uses
Southampton.
N.B.—Manures also specially prepared for Manaolds
Swedes, Turnips, Potatoes, Beans, Pros, and Cabbages.
Samples with Testimonials of WM forwarded sr
appliostlon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

ID ebonob ire.

EXETER. —TUC BISHOP OF BIRKS AND BISHOP
COLESBO.—The Bishop of Exeter hasjust published the
addresses he delivered at his reveal visitation, one por-
tion of which has excited much attention. Alluding to
the work of Bishop Colmmo his lordship says "It was
not the first time, unhappily, that • bishop even of our
own Church had put forth things painful to the Bock of
Christ." but that in the course of the loot ceetury a
Bishop. of Ireland put forth • work distinctly denying
the Atonement, and that " the unhappy man, upon find-
ing himself likely to be expelled ignominiounly from the
Church, by regular process of the Church Isw, fell sick
and died." Many questions hoeing been asked to
when, the Bishop of Exeter referred, the Rev. C.
' Wortley, one of hie lordship's rural drum, has replied
that the reference was to Lir. Clayton, Bishop of °testier.
. Mr. Wortley adds that it is stated by Rent, in his
' History of the Irish Church, that Dr. Clayton was
the eon of • Dean of Kildare, and that be us. educated
at Weetminster under the private tuition of Zachary
, Pearce, afterwards successively Bialiop of Bangor and
Ronhester. Dr. Clayton became acquainted suh-equently
with Dr. Samuel Clarke, from whom he imbibed those
religions principles to which he adhered daring the re-
mainder of his life, and strange as it may seem, although
he condemned the doctrines of the Church, yet he was not
unwillieg to partake of her temporal dignities, for having
been brought under the favourable notice of Queen
Caroline hy his relative Mrs. Clayton, afterwards Lady
Sandon (according to Mont, but by Dr. Chrike according
to Rose), he Ism recommended by her Majesty to Lord
Carteret, the Chief Governor of Ireland, for the first
vacant bishopric, and was raised tothe episcopate in 1730.
He was recommended for the Archiepiscopal see of Team;
but • work entitled Essay on the Spirit, which be bad
published, stood in the way of hi, elevation. fieibsequently
he published several works in which he attacked the
doctrine of the Trinity, when the rulers of the Church
in Ireland determined to proemsh against him; and in
consequence of this determination the King was advised.
to order the Duke of Bedford, the then Lore-Lieutenant,
to take the proper stepa towards a legal proamintion of
the Bishop of Clogher. On this occasion be is said to
have conaulted • lawyer of eminence on the subject,
and be asked if bethought he should lose his bishopric,
"My lord," he answered. "I believe ,ou will."
"Sir," he replied, "you have given me • stroke which
I shall never get the hotter of." A day was appointed
for • general meeting of the Irish prelates at the house
of the primate, to which Bishop Clayton was aunuouned,
that he might receive from them • notification of their
intentions. • censure was certain; a deprivation was
apprehended, but before the time appointed arrived the
Bishop we, seized with a nervous fever, of which he
died on 26th of February, 1758.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

Itampobirt.

BOURNEMOUTH. —The Prise* staantee teem Ways
mouth, arrived here at 12.30 a.m. on Tlnseaday, and
having landed • number of excursionists skirted 4e bay
towards Christchurch Head. During her abeenee the
landed party visited the many attractions which abound
at this much frequented and highly favoured watering
place, and after patroniming the different hesnagyn
re-oinbarked about 4 o'clock. Bournemouth ishesoming
daily more and more attractive. Many neblit ---in-
are in the wane of erection. The Crenborna archery
grounds are about being enlarged, and in addition
thereto, we believe it toe the intention of Mr. Mak,
to build a Want available for theatrical and calm
amusements.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTMLIGIENCE.

At an Ordination held in the Cathedral Cherub a
Salisbury, on Sunday, the 30th September. 1803, the
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Sarum admitted the
following gentlemen into Holy Orders :
DIACORII.

Arthur Douglas Capel, 8.A., of Bishop's
Lennoxville, Canada Bad, Wowed to the Cutineyl
Wareham and Arne, Dorset.
Thomas Huband Gregg, 8.A., of Trinity College,
Dublin, licensed to the Curacy of Portland, Dorsal
Francis Maundy Gregory, B A., of oda College,
Oxford, liossmed to the Curacy of Eilyosoodsisery,
Dorset.
Panora

Herbert Oldfield Frarol-,--de7k, RA., of Fenroanuil
College, Cambridge, and Curate of C•aford Magma,
Dorset.
Lotter Lester, Clerk, &CA., of Downing College, Clew
bridge, and Curate of Swamies, Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

TO SPORTSMEN.

JOYOril
ATENT WATERPROOF PERCUSSION
JI CAN Chemically- Gun Weddings, Car.
tzidges (or Breech and ma loading Guns, and MTV
datriptien et Bawling Ammunition.
To be had of Gun Makers throughout the Kingdoro
11111 DERICK JOYCE & Co., Manufacturer., Lando-
Coatmeton to Her Malady's War Departrosnat.
118TA-BLISKIID 1830.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

HOP MARKEr.

BOR01! 11, Friday.- •N. w English boos are in good ro-
gue'. mild tine maples command enhanced rates. In
Vi .Img n 4.1 hope mile a moderate business doing;
rerthel..a. prime ink firm. New /Mid and Eat
Kent pc.-kete. 90.. to 160.- per ewt. ; New Weald a
Kent+. 95a to 130..; New tlassoz, 90s. to 1255.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

CLARETS from 14e to 42s per Doe=

pifirrs from too to 00. pot Doom
PIikRUIES how 130 to rse• per Doom.
NUNN ER from HY to fib pet Willem.
F. WEEKES & CO.
IMPORTERS AND REPORTERS,
_• 1110 wmusit STU= la

Files lit e, Dim me et milieramperuippftl. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29


PROVISIONS.

I,OarDoll. Fridar.—For Irish butter the demand be+
been moderate the week. Pine C. non sell• st 102 s.
to 10W. f.o.b. The high prices 'eked for Cork sod
Limerick ioduce the trade to iubstitate Jersey. French,
and other description. of Eeropean, of ntoderat°
Agents, however. are brio it last week • 9.l,4atleaL,
Soin+ new Aiiiericsn hotwr sold No.; qaslity rood
English butter sells slowly at 114 s. to 116 s. for the
best Dorset, and )08e. to 110 s. for Devon. Supply
fair. Fresh butter is eximodintli dun of iota at former
Prices: Inas, 14s. ; *woods and west ouuntry, 13s. ;
and thirds, 13.. per doses. The supply is plentiful.,
and quality exceedingly good. Ostend 10s. Id. to
12a 61, per doses. Foreign butter has dropped 6a. per
cwt. Friewland 106..; the demand being inanimate,
and some quantity being left over from Tuesday's
arrival. Jerseys 84s. to 94... end Normandy 108 s. for
the best, down to 90+. to 945. for mensida Lied is only
in limited request ; line b.rrelled American 40+. to 41s.
per met. Of sod Hstubro boson the supply is
barely equal to the consumptioe. The busbies, doing
ii only from hand to mouth, and poetised to hoe quality
and siwabie, at quotation., say 664. to 68a. fur
Waterford, and 565. to 625. for Hombre according to
weight. The trade appear to expect lower rates.
American middle+ are in limited demand. Hams rou-
tines scarce and to limited request There is no ahem
tion to notice in referencia to either beef or pork. To
• Beet Wes rather lower priees are submitted to Nr the
latter arti. is. The cheese trod* is steady, and ell really
prime qualities maintain'prima. The consumption this
reason 'has been greater thus usual. American clean
arrives freely, and sells readily. The stock, both bare
and at Liverpool, is very moderate. 'lmports of
American obeese into Liverpool amount to 6,542 boxes.
For eggs the demand is slack, and, the supply being
heavy, prices have dropped 6.1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

CATTLE MARKETS.

METROPOLITAN. TIMPANI. The number of beasts is
rather sm•ller than on Thursday last, •nd the average
quality to very indifferent. Chomes qualities, therefore,
are readily diapused of at fully late rates, but there is
no improvement in other kinds. Tbere area few more
slool., bet the increase is in the rivulet scold,. Best
rpisliti s see selling ab oit the semen, on Monday, bet
on the average riceo are lower. Trade is dull for
calve., at trail. r lower rates. Our foreign supply
'eons is of 475 beasts, 4 960 sheep, 454 calves, 70 pdp,
and VG in•lb oiSLH. as, at market. 1,225 ; sheep
null, hie, 7 990 , calves, 570 ; pigs, 270
Ilictsvoi., Thursday. - There was a s ry full supply of
beef, mutton, un.l lamb •t the markat to-day, WA the
crudity wan good beyond the ay. rage. The •horthorn
and h omen from the West. were very heavy
and tic, dent beasts, and the heifer., mostly from
tionicried, Ohara...ter, and Intend, were of excellent
The elt ep win numerone, more to, per-
bspw. as apprehensions are being entertained of their
bring ate oh bs 1:005ilellOUN wet weathrr. There was.
large %marl: of cows and calves, and amongst them
were ~,,,, e sery useful cattle, and the demand having
eonsohly improve.' since last week, a better trsde was
d,',,,, era • considerable number were aohl. The bar.
Tern,, clot aold well, but thcre were not many in the
mark-t. There were bat few calves, exceedingly high
prices lonia a.ked Air them. There was perhape a
I .rgcr sepp'y of pigs than • e have had tide season. The
newly of Iwo- .11 stock pigs WU Ter, large, and
tonne of them were of euormons sine, and obtained tier-
rem-rind rig high triers. The demand, however, was
slack, and, practically, but little bu-intaa was effected.
The Om*, of hors. • seemed to be ab iit twice as large as
two of any at our ordinary market- sie. • .1 e fair. They
were principally cart horses, rinl many wereettoellinely
u-eful n.,iti,nl.. but Sheer were bet feet buyers. Priced :
cf. 60• to 6:ta. ; mutton, 6.1. to 7.1..
a,

hit %%MTH •ND L,tDEULL. Frday.—The supply
of most on .se 'it these markets I. 1110.1erIVC. toil the
tr...le take dun, at quite previous rases —lnfsrior beef,
2.. 84. to 3.. 2.1. ; ini.l.iling ditto. 3.. 44. sn ;
prime !urge ditto. 3.. 84. to 3.. 101.; 'Time .m.llditto,
bi 4, 21. ; knr, pork, 3.. 81. to 4.. 8.1. : inferior
mutton. 3.. 44. to 3., 81. ; middling ditto, 3. 10.1. to 4..
4.1. ; prime ditto, 4s, est to 4.. 6.1. ; vessl as. 6.1. to 4s.
4J.; email pork, 4s. 8.3. to ss.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

DEATIIS.

September 20, at fts-di;b-u-ry---s-treet, Blendford, Mn.
Elisabeth Ames. aged 89 yeara—Deoeased was the oldest
female in Blakdford.
September al, at Illandford St. Mary, Mrs. Martha
Coffin. aged 72
September ZI, at Holy-hill, Hants. Admiral Sir Henry
Hope. K C It. in the 77th year of his age.
beptember 20, in London. James rtlyrin, only son of
Mr John Grace. master mariner of Poole. aged 13 years.
September 23 at lneerary, .00tland. John Ii Meikle,
son of Mr. Meik le, I ailiff to J. J. Farquhar.on, Seq., of
Langton. aged 21 years
. . . -

—September 21, at Woo Hand, Tabitba, wife of M. S.
aged 34 year&
. .

September 28. at Fordington. suddenly, the wife of
Mr. John Hunt. gardener. aged 49
September 22. in Silt er street I.yme Regis. William,
the infant son of Mr Carpenter, aged 2 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

THE CORN TRADE.

LONDON, Friday. A moderate 'apply of English
wheat was on elite here to-day. Futon were somewhat
firmer in their demands, but owing to the considerable
arrival of wheat and Sour from foreign pert.; buyers
operated cautioualy, at Monday's decline in the currency.
The market was well supplied with foreign wheat, in
Which sales progressed alowly, at late rate.. In floating
cargoes of grain • limited business was transacted, yet
Do °lran:e took place in the value nf wheat or spring
corn. There was. somewhat increased supply of barley
on offer to-day, and the trade ruled bury, at barely
stationary prices. The malt trade was in • sluggish
slate, at shout previous rates. The supply of onto was
tolemtly large. All deuriptions met a slow sale, at
bloriday's reduction in prices. Beane and peas
were m slow request, at late prices. Flour moved
off slovrlv, At previous quotations. The supply of
barrels was somewhat extensive. Arrivals: English—
wheat. 1,2130 qrs. • barley, 730 qrs. ; malt, 1,460
qr.. ; rat., 40 qni. Irish nets, 970 qrs. Foreign —wheat,
20.110 qrs. barley, 7,459 qr.. ; oars, 114,396 qrs.
Flour— Euglish, 580 lacks; foreign, 590 sack*, 19,670
barrels .

W [PI Friday.—Fioe dry wheat met • moderide
dem .tot, .t 1.4 Frid.y's price.; either sorts were diffi-
cult to quit Barley, Is. to 2. lower. Oats, id. per
Apt...lit• Chi • prr. . . .

DkVIZKS, Thuraday.—Our market ou very folly at-
tend,d, and there mat • largo supply of wheat. The
trade oat dull, and • reduction a from la. to 2.
. . . .

per flouter flad to be submitted to. Bulgy
also grami,i brtter supply, and mu is. per yr. ebeaprr.
WI.. at., best, 445. to 4. per qr. ; ditto, secondary, 375.
to 43.. es r qr. • ditto, inferior, 32.1. to 364. per qr.;
barley. 27s to 41.5. pee gr. ; oats, 22.. to 28.5. p.r qr. ;
helms, 40, to 464. p.r fir. ; ',Mare sr. 64. to 7. Per
boast' ; for, Lie. 36.. to 365. per neck; ditto, seconds,
33•. to 33..

Thur.lay,— t our market to-day then
• fair show of Engliah wheat, widish wild slowly, et •
&cline ..f 2.. psi qoarter. In foreign Mire *ere but
fsw tissicaetions reported, and priers pre way 61. to
per ma 'rise. barley of a/I kinds was more freely
; malting receded in value Is. to 2s. iwr quarter.
tioalities 111.-Tr 61 per quarter cheaper. With
good .opplies of iota from Ireland there was • fair de-
mand, at 61. per quarter under last week's prices—
black realising IGs. 6d. to 17a 6.1., and tawny iBs. to
19... per AM Its. Maize wasslow, and the taro chsaper.
Ito no were wit.l.p!•l. inquiry.
. .

.
Ynday —The general tone of the market
releases unchanged. Wheat and flour steady, hut
gun t. Other articles rather unaltend.
ke. : Wheat, 10 qrs. ; Barley, 18 qrs. ; malt.
17 qrs ; oats. 1,387 qrs. ; lamas, 50 qrs. ; oatmeal, 2,315
qn, ; tor, Ile sacks Iforogn : Wheel. 31,570 qrs.;
409 qrs.; Peas, 347 qr..; Soar, 91) maks and
15,361 bac
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

BIRTHS.

September 18, at Seal. Kent, the wife of Yr. 0. T.
Ask,,,s, onforr of Inland R. veutio, Of a WO.
September 16, at Ash House, Vartock, the wife of F.
U. Eastment, Eng ,of a son and heir.

MARRI4 41E4.
September 24, at the Church of Holy Trinity,
Clapham, by the Rev 8 Cattley. John Magor C,ardell,
F R C.s.E., of Salisbury, to Fannie Elizabeth.
only child of Arthur Wel.ley Healy, Fog of the
Willa., Clapham
September 24 at Wimborne Minster, by the Rev.
Henry Porker Cookeoley, Mr Thoma- Charles Young,
of ?ialisbury, to Sarah Anne, elde-t daughter of the late
Ur John Eaton, of Wimbonie.
September 22. At the parioh church. Ringwood, by the
Rev. It. H nick, Mr John Edwin Truooott, law
stationer,of Islington,to Emma Canlew second daughter
of Mr Edward Chapman, Inland Revenue union of the
f..rmer place
. .

SepteMber 23. at Almer, by the Rey. C. Sawbridge
rector. the Rev. (1. T C Sennett, to Ma,y Louts',
eldest daughter of Oeorge Richards, Eng , of %liner
September 24, at Fifehetul ldagdaleb. by the Rev. J.
Hunt, assisted by the Seri` I sitehell. Robert Linton,
2101, solicitor. 11% mouth, son of W Linton Esci , 2,
King-endue, Bristol. to Catherine Jane, only child of
Mr. Edward .1 %leaden, of Fifehead Magdalen
. .

September 22, at the congregational chapel,Morcombe-
lake. by the Rev. James Hargreaves, Mr. Henry George
t.:hard, to Clara, ilaughte. of Mr. William Warren, tailor,
Bedford terrace, Bridport
September 19, at St. John's Church, Yeovil, by the
Rev. J. Williams incumbent ot Aberdovey, &misted by
the vicar, the Rev r Thome., Thomas Wersfold
Mayo, of swallovr Cliff, Wilts, to Ellen Maria, only
daughter of H. P. Phelps, Ray ,of the former place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

GROCERS' GAZETTE

lADIDON AND C..LONIAL PRODUCR MARIRTS. Friday.
—ln thr roloni•I •14 I rign proluoc market, a
in...lt:Tar Immune.. has been coneliidied during the week.
With arrival. rtill bald althongh rather larger than of
I de, importers bare %hewn no anxiety to reedit«, and
have not pressed supplies in tree. of citation!.
Price. I an. couseonently been steadily maintained. The
only reception worth awing haa been in tallow, which
ha. flu.tuated rather .liarply. under the influence 14 the
bevy o.r.UlatiVe riigarinent.. standing open. Prices
!Wit gave assay I s. per Lou. then rebounded 40•., and
are agin do•n to within 10, of the I iwest point.
Traii,ictions in augur have been somewhat extended,
cl•aleni hia)log more lowly of both raw and nllned.
The coffee males hare gall. somewhat unevenly, the
muh,4, bower, r, growing oeadier towards the dote.
la tea but Ittir is and ouotatioii• remain notiii•
paTh tonaltond. Cocoa ma firmly had. but purehaaes
are in .de only for tisimediate requirements. Cargo
grain rime haa sold more re•dily at full prima, but for
white B. egal the market reunites honey,. and easier
rat, • Ore taken. 10 apices, ginger Istunt.las its value
firmly ; pepper. with Lager supplies on offer, ha. been
soil upon .lightly lower tonne, aod slciees are purchaaed
enutiosol• in win. ..pence a the quantity on the way.
Hag° dour haa further advanced.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET. Friday.—The sales omaist
of sone paroa. Barboiloes, at ststionary priors, and
a It or t•o of pan sugar. to refiners alao at former
Tilers. are Dow 00 Wflllt India suers suitable
for rvflning left in fret hand', the stock consisting
entin ly of Barbadoes, of which only_ shone two cargoes
liar.. to be put on the ni.rket. Home-mantifactured
gob • hare heen .o:el to • f-ir ext. at, as d the new
company'a r• finery ha. commenced work. No change
in raw.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

WEY MOUTH.

ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND.

MR. MILLEDGE has been favoured with
instructions to SELL by AU. TION, at !As
Clitssa•t. Sal s Booms No. 74, Si Thomas-Mont, on
WEDNESDAY, kIEYTEMBEE 30th, 1963, at Omits
o'clock in the afternoon, 'objets to mob coodotions as
will then and There be produced —All tbst valuable
pi. a
FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND,

Situate in Weymouth, soar oesapied as Garden oround
by Ur. Charlet Ileum. in tee,
Lot I.—All that plea of Building land *butting on
tho Turnpike Rmd leading to ChickerelL eontaintng 47
feet from Root to West, U feet deep.
Lot 2.—A1l that other piece adjoining the lent Lot,
eontaining 45 feet front Rest to Weal,.
Lot 3. —All that other piece attjutning the last Lot,
containing 45 feet from East to West.
Lot 4.—A1l that other piece adjoining the last Los,
oontaining feet from Eatt to
.Went..,
. _ .
" "•

Lot 5. —AN ihatother piece of Bnilding Land shutting
on the North Qoav, containing 45 feet front East to
West, sal 54 f.et deep.
Lot 6.—Aft th.t other pieta adjoining the lest Lot,
eonteiaing 45 feet from East to West

-1.-ir;ilLkil-Vb-a-o-t-be—r—p-i'es-a;liOiniog the last Lot,
'Detaining 44 (set from East to West.
L 4 8 —All that other piece wijoining the last Lot,
ionise:l 4.80 fiwt from East to

-
For forth*, partieuhrs apply to Mr. 01010 i A COIN,
Solicitor. or to the Atietiokeer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

AGRICULTURAL RSPOSITORT BALM.

MR. T. ENSOR ((Ja Il i LIZIL AN = D KM)
begs to announce that his Neat Sale of FAT
sad STORE STOCK wtll be held at him

NSW REPOSITORY,
Opposite the South-Western Station, near the South
Walks, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3rd, 1863,
commencing at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
for Stock mot the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that doe publicity may be given.
All 1.4. 40 be pad foriminedictely after the sale, and
no lom taken away without an order, to he obtained at
the °Moe on the stir' mound.

Paiill. UfT ENTIUMB :

16 FP Heifers.
Fat Bull.
2 Heifers and Calves.
6 Cows in freA °audition.
60 Fat 6 tooth Down V. others.
12 Fat Down Wither,.
20 Tory Fat Down Withers.
10 Fat Down Ewes.
40 pima Fat Maiden Sussex Ewes.
SO pine Fat Down Itwes,
26 Yht Horn Wellman.
2 Fat Swam
40 Wither Hop.
Al the 1011.06ITORY, adjoining the Ptous OF
'NAFFS,' 111111. at bail-put throw o'clock.
Grey Cob. 5 year., 162, sound, and • quiet good hack.
Brown Cob. 14 hands, sound, quiet in harness.
Brown Puny, 13 bands, quiet in harness.

KING'S ARMS INN, PIDDLSTOWN.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATE NAN= AND 1INSOR)
I.se bmis faimania with inernotiona from M.
Snintwinio, who is the above Inn, to SELL by
AUCTION, on the Prow,awn, on W EDN PAID V
OCTORK 7.1863 Hi. HOUSEHOLD GOODS and
FURNITURE, China, Glair, Wsro, Ciirriages, Hamer,

—Fergie.bus of which will be gine is Catalogue a week
before UM Bele.

DORCHESTER FAT STOCK SHOW.

rpHICRIC will be e SHOW of FAT STOCK
1 held at T. ENSOILS REPOSITORY on the
CHRISTMAS SALE DAY, DECEMBER 12, 1563,
whoa Prises will he given Lou' the beat Fat Ox. Heifer,
Down Blethers. Horn ditto, Down Ewen, Pig, Sta.
Perth:molars will be given in handbills.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-29

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE,
AvD LATEiT bTATE OF THE
MA I K ITS.
(FROhl OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MARI Lava, Monday, gspternbsr 211.—Althoeigh the
arrivals of h4gli4s wheat (real up to oar saniket
lana
week was on • very modernse ools, the demand for
both rd and white qualities oantinersd heavy, at a
fortifier decline in the qeotatieas of 3m. to 34. plw gr.
Foreign wheat—the thew of whiela wee toleraNy ex-
tensive—moved off heavily, at • destine of ls. per qr. ;
grinding and &sating barley eve way to Is. per qr.,
with a dull inouiry. There was a fair, but by no means
weir., sale for teal. 1. at fall prises. Good soend oata
mostly suppctial previous rates. but boated MOIII4OI
vv. tray 6.1. to la per quarter. Both beans and peas
have been short •opily, and slaWvh request, so
torso.? tarsus. Ale., an averse nras
"awn bosh in Ea.lisb and foreign flunr. at Previous
eurnmales. The imports from abroad have been on •
moderate Poole.
Nearly the *bole of the wheat crop has now been
secured in England. in remarkably doe condition. Very
little other produce is in the fields. The woosintii,
generally, agree in dating that the yield al wheat and
y is considerably above the average.
The continental and American advises being vary
little change in the value of either wheat or boar. The
business doing for export purposes appears to be very
most rate.

The Sootch market,' hate been eonsewhat heavy kr
erbeot, on easier terms. Batley and most ocher artieles
have 1111 l red off elo•lp, at late rates.
In Inland, *heat has sold heavily, id about previous
quotations. Meet kinds oI spring corn have had a
drooping tendency.

LATEST OTATI OF THI AULT.
CORN.— Business was very dull at to day's market.
The supplies of foreign grain have been largo during
the week. Tbo attendance was small. The too, of '
Um market was lower. Wheat went off very slow
at the late decline in prices. Flour was 6d. and
Barley (malting) la cheaper. Oats Bd. lower.
CAITLE. Basilian very slow. No quotable
alteration from limit Monday's prices. With very
few eiceptiona the top price for mutton was be. 2d.
There were but very few small Southdowns on offer.
Superior quality of every kind was plentiful at the
late reduced prices. Veal and pork was in rather
better request.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

BRISTOL SUGAR B•R/LET, Priday.—The priors asked
for raw sugar, though not beyond what the state of the
market warnuits, still check burbles., and actual mien
are limited. We quote grocery kinds 441. to Wt. per
cwt., though the lost named price has not actually been
realimil here. Refiners' produce *ells readily, but not
quite at a proportionate advance with raw. It is under-
stood that the demand from country dealers at the ad-
vanced rates is now becoming extensive, showing that
consumers accept the market position of tbe article.
Rani Ilse improved in prior, 44. per gallon.
Lovrioc. Friday.—ln Colonial and foreign produce n
good general Moines. Nis been concluded during tint
week, and for the most part at very full prices. Sugar
has again sold extensively, and has further advanced Is.
to Is. 6.1. per cwt. At the clime the demand was less
active, but the market still very grin. TDe deliveries
have increamd, but the stoek is yet in exams of lost
yearn, and prices an now much above the current rates
at that time. The demand for coffee has improved,
only moderate supplim being placed on offer. Planta-
tion Ceylon has brought Cal. to Is. more than in the
previous week.

FORD'S PECTORAL
_BALSAM OF HOREHOUND.

Prepared by Yr. Pont, the Patontsio.
IPHIS celebrated medicine still maintains its high
tion in public estimation. For the cure of Coughs.,
Colds, Induenza, and Pulmonary compliints, it remains
without a nimpetitor. The well knossit properties of the
herb, with the elegance and extraordinary 'Balsamic qua-
lities of this preparation of it, has greuryil for the pee:„mt
Balsam of Horehound the highest and most extensive
patronage. Influenza and common Colds sill be found
to yield to its benign is annum in a few hours; and in
Asthmatic complaints, of however long standing, ally% Lo-
tion and relief will certainly follow the we of it.
Ur. Ford respectfully requests purchaser. to °berme
that his signature will be on the outside wrapper to cash
bottle, and that the name i.f his sole Wholesale Agent,
Ur. Edwards, 67, th. Paul's Church Yard, is engraved
on the Goeernment Stamp. Sold in bottles at Is
2s 911, 44 64. ant 10. 64 each, by MOrilt rtspeetablo
Chemists and Booksellers.

liiii
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01

STGILMINSTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual show of stock, in o=mM:ion with
the shove eociety,took pleas on Thursday, and drew
together a large number of agriculturiete,and others,
who maned to take great intermit in the proceedings.
Fortunately the weather, which, for the 110110311 of
the veer is remarkably mild, was also flne, and oon-
tribetwi in no slight degree to the moms of the
gathering. The an stock wee shown in an enclosed
yard, and the breeding stock in a field adjoining
clam to the railway bridge, All exhibited were of
6ret-claie quality, and though the entries were some-
what fewer than on previous °opinions, the show
was °moldered by competent judges a very good
one. Amongst the met aumm exhibitors of
fat stook was Mr. W. Coate, who not only took
first prize for flit oz, and entitled to second, bet
was barred by the rules of the society, not allowing
one person to take two prime in theism. clam Mr.
Senior took first prize foetal row,and second prise for
fst oz. J. J. Farquharson, Esq., took 6ret prize for
6 beet fat nether sheep. Peeing to the breeding
stock we and that Mr. Levi Groves, generally • vary
soconufal exhibitor, carried the first tins. for his
splendid stook bull of the Hereford bess and Mr.
John Wanes was wally semenfoil with hie ball,
breeding cow and for prim given by the
Hon. W. H. 71. P M.P. Mown W.
and O. Jase,ofMagpowder,wsreslso verywnowefal
exhibitors, taking two did end two mond prism
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01

IMPORTANT AND UN'RESERVED SALE.

TO BE HOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MT. ENSOR (LATE BAKU& AND mcsolt)
on TUESDAY, St of DECEMBER. ISO,
a pneral amartinent of HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Furniture, arumls and other Carpets, Ware, GUIs.
Oil Paintino and Pictures, Book., Music and Musical
lustrumenta, Billiard Table, Plated Articles, kn.
Cdmicigues may be had of the Avc-norara.

DORCHESTER
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, Friday.—On the whole, the hop trade is
steady. The amount of business doing is by no means
extensive; nevertheless prices rule firm. The imports
front the Continent are moderately largy. but from
America the receipts continue small. New Mid and
East Kents, 10s. to IN Ws. ; Nsw West,' ot Kents,
to : New Goulding. ell 6, to Pi 100. ; New
Susses, £4 lak to £6 ss. ; Yewling; &I to LI: Olds,
10s. to tt 10s. per owt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01

MMUMINIZWRIMFM=PII7

CORSHAIL—Prrry Stasioas, November la—
Before J. B. Fuller, B. Winthrop, H. G. Awdry,
11. Prodgers, Esqo , and Biz John Awdry. —Hanna
Button was charged with maliciously damaging a
window, and also a gate, at Condom, on the lltk
Inst., the property of Ellen Button. BM was bound
over to keep the peace for six mouths, and raid this
co.--David Gale, of Box, plasterer and Igor,
was charged with moulting and beating nebeeg
Gale, his aged father, at Box, on the 7th Inst. i
case disclosed unmanly oonduct on the part of the
defendant, who is 29 years of age, and stoutly built
—Ordered to find two sureties to keep the pesos for
six months, but they not being lorthooming he win
locked up. On the following day, however, the re-
quired suretate were accepted by B. Win="ll4
w" charged by Edward Ferris with treepeing in
"arch of game at Christian Mallard, mi the 11th
MO—Fined t 2. —Thomas Gibbs, a labourer, who
ocanh:fhlitithelletleton.pri;rehae—rhuir. llT':•;idedsaliberatAdbYcoBmmiSerch:46:";dbretidarl:liellia"bewilialwrramtlingpolthefor°Pariii;one
month.

WAB.IIINSTER.—D•IinO Brrenr.ser.—The
leg-house of the Miaow Sew., at Buhapaaraw. wee
burglariously entered about two o'clock OD Wednesday
night. The ladies of the house were awakened by the
violent barking of their little dog, and at mice procured
• light and reconnoitred; all, however, alppeared sae,
and they again retired to rest. It was found the next
morning that the kitchen window bad been broken opem,
and the kitchen mitered, but nothing missed. The ilea
bar on the outside of ths window bad been wreathed at
by the aid of • large stick taken from a faggot-pile hard
by. The burglar was doubtless disturbed by tie dog at
soon as he bad effected an entrance, and at ceme made
his escape. The police have no direct trace of,the party,
but entertain very strong eueoiciort.
The late Miss Letitia Lest, of Warminster, has be-
queathed the following legacies to the tiedennentioned
charities :—To the Sallabuxy Infirmary, ; to the
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel In
Parts, £100; to the Warminster Church Sunday
£100; to the Warminster Aged Poor Society, 1:200 ; to
the Warminster Blanket lending Charity, £I9 19a. ;
to the Warminster Infants' Friend Society, £l9 Ik.;
and to the Vicar and Chendrwmdens for the time being,
to be invested in Government securities and the intermit
thereof to be spent in fuel for the benefit of the poor at
Christmas, L'loo.
W•IXIN81131 MARILLT, November 21st.—Tbere wee a
smaller supply of wheat, which sold more quickly at ea
advance equal to le. per quarter. In barley good 101 l
found ready sale at former rates; in inferior demerit:Mom
trade was dull. Wheat, 345. to 46A ; barley, 26u to
42i.; oats, 225. to 285.; bean; 381- to KO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01

DORCHESTER

'AGRICULTURAL RRPOSITORT BALM.

'MR. T. ENSOR (LAI'S AAAAA AND 'NAOS)
begs to announce that his Next Sale of FAT
Lind STORE strocK. will be held at his

NEW REPOSITORY,
• te the Bouth•Wc.teni Station, near the South
Vittisi, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1863,
• issutniendsg at Twelve o'clock. Stabling and Keep
t foe &ea went the day before the Sale provided at
Mederate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
raw* dire publicity may be given.
Al 'V As to be paid for immediately after the sale, and
•DO kik taken away without an order, to be obtained at
seiseAos on the sale ground.

raLSINT ESTRIES :

4 Yet Oxen.
3 TM Heifers.
% prime nit Down Withers.
10 Yet Horn ditto.

[SALE THIS DAY.]

UNDERWOOD FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MIL T. ENSO.I{ (LATE BAKER ANDLWII
111 Um Coach mad Hones Lam, WINTERBOI4
on TUESDAY, DECEMBER Ist, 1963, a quantity
expellant UNDERWOOD, now standing in Park
Coppice. Broad tlappice, Pink Lane, Bean Plot, Withey
Bed, Chappel Coppice, Long Coppice, Park Withey
Bed, Look Wood, Sydling Wood, East Wood, and
Maiden Newton Coppice.
The Sale to commence at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon.
For particulars apply to Mr. SAMUEL WHITE, the
Woodman, at Ashley, and HUME TIZAID, at cydling.

CORN-EXCRANOR, DORM/BETE&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-12-01

•

REVIE'W OF THE CORN TRADE,
AND LATEST STATE OF TILE
MARKETS.

BY EXPRESS 4 ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

-
M•ltn-LAns, Monday, November —The arrivals
of English wheat up to our market daring the past
week have been on • moderations* sad in fair &Terme
condition. Both red and white qualities have com-
manded • steady mho, and, in Borne inetanses prices
have adeccoed IL per quarter. The show of foreign 1
wheat has been less extensive than of late. Factors
have succeeded in raisityr the quotations fully la. per
quarter. At that amount of improvement • good
begrime ban been transacted. The reneipta of barley
have somewhat declined. Malting parcels have moved
off freely. at very full prisms. In grinding and distilling
sorts the traomactions have been steady, on former terms.
Th. malt trade hee continued in • hailthy state • but
no armee can be noticed in priest. Otte have been
In short supply and good request, at an improvement
In value of fully 6d. per quarter. Both beans and peas
have sold freely, on former terms. The dour trade may
be considered healthy, at extreme quotations. The
supply of foreign dour in warehouse is somewhat

The oontinental market, have shown more firmness
for wheat, and fine samples hays produced rather more
money. All kinds of spring corn hays maintained their
prerioas value. In America, the quotations of both
wheat and flour have been ea the advance. The ship.
meets to England, however, continue on a moderate
seals.

-I—n-Bootlan4 wheat has tended upwards in price, and
all other articles hare commanded fell quotation..
The Irish markets hare been scantily supplied with
produce. Prices hare shown more firmness ; but the
trade, generally, has been far from active.

LATEST STATE OE THE Ie•RIET.
CHILL—no market was well supplied with all sorts
of grain this morning. and opened firm at late prices.
As the day advanced, however, there was a marked
Improvement Priees for all kinds of wheat advanced
la • quarter. Barley, however, declined Is. per
quarter; but oats was in good request, and advanced in
price fid. a quarter. There was no other change.
CArrt.z.—The market this morning was very short,
number* being :—Beasts, 4970; sheep, 19,Z10. The
tone of the market was rather better, and beef of very
prime quality made to. 24. • stone of Sib. This prise,
however, must be considered as exceptional. Mutton
was, however, in improved demand. and totalled, for
beat quality, sa. 104. a stone. The pig trade Ira*
steady at late rates, and veal was slow, but without
change from last week.