The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETki

BY EXPRESS

ELECTRIC TIMBORAPB.

(TROY OUR OWN RIPONTiIL)

MARK-LANA MONDAY, Aran a

wheal there was an Mynas. of Sk per or.
64111 gishoday's quotations. ~ad foreign was froro
so gr. per or. doom. Roder and oats *drawled ic
qr. Other articles atsady, with an upward

METROIPOLITAN CATTLE II A BAWL Aran. 15.
NW ol fereiv snack pregreeted lAnedily Os raibor,,,
higher firma !nein\ leases N. Per 6400 m 'a"
lasi Ilierday. %Sleep ore a eiellar advanee. Lambs
unaltered. Gebel zanier dearer. Piss steady.

WOOL MAELILET, Arm 15.
A heavy bowel/fp for ell kindle of wool. To sled
lobos lower prises nest be sebreitled to.

MONEY MARKET APRIL, I&
Consols for unsay sad sassast are 90f to 90j.

ILatest.

"Explain" Ornes, Monday Night.

Pawns Christian of fichelavrie-Ffolstein (Princess
Tinian& of Greet %Hain and Ireland) gave birth to a
Paine*, at eve o'clock on fianday afternoon.

EIIIDDEN DEATH OF HIR. ALFRED ENSOR.
We deeply regret to smasune, the sudden death of
lir. Alfred F.nsor. Hoses Ringsen of Um Dorset °county
Hospital. at the age of 84, last Saturday peeing.
He had been Mitering from • bold for a few days,
whisk weakened hint oottsiderablv, and on Sato y
eomslug De. 001,41111 Was sent for, and preesribed or
.is Indisposition, though at that time no serious appro.
hmisions were entertained. In the afternoon be
appeared mush better, and was in a cheerful barmy
Irons of mind. Mr. Henry Panniter, • medical
student, took tea with him in his room, and at
about hall-past tap,Hr. Enact went oat to walk
sorer the corridor, Immediately outside the room be
P.ll mod seemed RS ii he had fainted. A 11W3a.301 was
and the Rap. J. G. Davis endaavoarad to
motors him het in vain, ter in about two athletes the
pulse was still. Dr. Cowden arrived in Am minutes.
and efforts were made to melon animation by means
of &galvanic battery, but it *as without avail. In
that fainting fit induced by mortal weakness his eplrit
Med. The intelligence of his death created the most
profound sorrow amongst all Owes in Dorebeeter, for
was universally esteemed for his kindness of heart,
frank demeanour. and amiability of Ammeter. H. was
elected Home Surgeon of the Dorset ("aunty Hospital
on the 16th March. 1865, and during the two years he
has held that appointment, he has pined the love of all
who hate been ueder treatment in that institution by
his unsssalTillt stUntion and his kindly interest in
their afflietiorin Ti.verywhere he had • good name, and
lass ale" inn roes,ionad general publie sorrow.

FATAL OCCURRENCE AT DORCHEITEEL,
On Monday afternoce,shortly bvfote five o'clock. Mr.
George Godwin, son of Mrs. Godwin, of High West.
street, eine to his death under most distressing sir-
eumstameres. Rs was seen to force hinted( through •
multi open window in the store-room in Trinity-street,
about 30 lest from lb. ground, sod, when he had got him
shoulders outside, be fall a little way and then remained
suspended for a minute by his toes; but then he pitched
without turning into the greet, falling upon his head
and fracturing his shall. Mr. W. O. Bryer who saw
the ocenrrence, ran to the spot, and lift•d up his
bead, bat the blood was gushing from his ears, none,
and • wound on the book of the head, and in • few
almonds be was d- ad. Mr. Beyer Irtobed medical help
as PPM as possible, and Mr. Good quickly arrived, but
the unfortunate man was quits dead. It scorns that for
some tirno past his iv.:o4 has been somewhat disordered,
though it was not apprehended be would destroy
Idsoasit.

SELECTInNS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS

THU CORK TRADE.

ham—There was • moderate supply of grain at to.
day's market, with OA average demand, at about the
prkee of lett week.
W•111.1111121111.--li4lbe business oboe 1.0 advance of
Is. 61. to 2a. the gr. was obtained. 7. was asked for
red wheat, but we did not hem that CAL we. exceeded,
and tie range of prime may be Wren at that figure to
60e.

13nvonuntsg.--Esir inquiry for wheal, et front is. to
Ss. per qr. over the rates of the preelous work. Other
grain the tom dearer. The following were the quota-
tions is the Exeter Corn•ezehange on Fri.l47 : —White
wheat. B.. lid. to 8..40.; 84. rid. to 84.1044. per 621 b.:
malting barley. se. ed. to ss. 11.1. : grinding, 4s. 3d. to
1a Ild.; oats (geed), 3a. 11. to 4..; ditto Gammon. 3s.
34. to 3s. 64. per hosheL Floor superawe, 49.. to 50s;
fine, 475. to 48..; and seconds, 454. to 46.. per 240 Th.
At the various country market, prices ruled about the
ram

HANTSHllli.—Thers was a good attendees@ at tits
Southampton Corn-eschange, and wheats had a fair
sale, at 1.. to 2s. per or. adeanos,and besot and arm mutt
Imi noted the to,. In sellers'favom%balbstiey did uotrally.
Flour Is. per sack dearer, with a fair sale. Qesmet.ous
may b• plotted as follows Wheat, 60.. to 72.. • inferior
50s. to 60t.; malting 'barley, 425. to 47u.;
32s to 36..; mite, hose, white and black. 2fts. to 34..;
inferior. 25a to 2144.; boon*, 43.. to 48e. ; old
50s. tu 535.; 42.. to Oa; and white, 52e.; molt.
(dull),F2s. told.. per or.; floor. 46e. to 424. per
tom. Sa 61. to 6.. Gd. per bushel.

TN! CATTLZ MAD!.
BAlll.—Th. supply Of IIerCIIIMI IP u equal to thie
demand, with a fair amount of banners done. Priem
underwent no change.

DIVONSIIIIZ. —Several markets in the eounty, ia•
clod* those of Sowsford, Creditoo, Tivert, n, NOrth-
basston, Tavislock, Ma, have been licensed for the sale
of horned cattle, but tbe Exeter market still remains
closed. Tat bullocks sold at the Eggedord market at
I2s. per more. with • moderate demand. Barmier' and
steers met a quick sale at advanced prises. I:fairgoers
wen quoted Be. to 91 per score; three-year-old steers,
£l2 to fli Us.; two-year-old ditto, £lO to £l2.
Wethers, 84, per lb.; ewes, 74. ditto. Store bogs. Mis.
to 48a; and reunion. from 50s. to Ms. each. At the
Tavistock fair, fat bullocks sold at 40i.. to 45e. per cwt.;
walkers from 84. to Sid.; and ewes, 71d. per lb.
Witraglac—We bate to report a fair trade in beef,
at some decline from the high prices h have so long
ruled. Priors have gone down a point, cod UM the
score may be taken as the top quotation. Mutton is
also a little easier to purchase, at. to Oa. being the quo.
fallen. Lamb Is still scantily shown, and 124. the lb,
Is the nerninal quotation. In real there II a large trade
doing, at 74d. to 80. the lb. Bacon pigs ere a very
heavy trade, at 91. the more. At Chinpwnhun market
tiers was a good supply of cheese, which, after some
hesitation' was cleared it the following priers :
Doubles. 58e. la 72c.; prime Cheddar, 70s. to 80a;
loaves, 68a. to 78a.; this, 465. to 58e, the owt. At
Salisbury there was a dell trade, at about previous
V 6111.

PUBLIC APPOINTMISTEI.
Tuesday, 16.—Poole County Court.
Somerton (Somerset) Fair.
Weineeday, 17. Wimborne County Court.
Wareham (Dorset) Fair.
17 oaf '2O, Excursion from Weymouth to Jersey
and Guerneey by the Weymouth and Channel
Islands Steam Pseket Company's ship
"Aquila"
Tbassday, wsiliagton (Somerset) Fair.
incursion from Weymouth. Dorchester, Am, to
Loudon (0.W.M.)
Saturday. la—Devises (Milt.) Fair.
Monday, 2t—Shaft.-by County Court.
Tuesday, 23.—Winsantou County Court.