The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05 00:00:00

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losailum, Monday, July 4.—There was a
good attendance here to-day, but no great amount
of btu"..s appeared to be traneaoted in any des.
criptinu of grain. English wheat was la. better,
and foreign ditto ruled about the rune ea last week.
In gem barley the trade was finn at extreme
currencies. There was a moderate supply on
ofer. Oat. met with a fair deusand. The /apply ,
was large, hut rates remained,, last quoted. Prices
—wheat (white) 421 to 46.; red, 40e to 435;
barley (line) 34s to 36*; ordinary, 301 to 34.; °°.."
195 to 22a.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE 24•ElliT, NIOND•T, July
4.—ls the early part of the morning there wu •
large attendance of dealers, and sales were speedily
effected, with a view to complete bunnies bare in
time to attend the horse show at Islington. There
masa fall average supply of good beef, and last week's
rites were maintained, and in some instanced • turn
in advance was paid. There was a very large supply
of gram beef but of a very inferior quality, tome
of which was purchased as low ais 2.. 10d. The
supply of mutton was rod, and sonic very fine
downs and wetbers were on offer at previoue rates.
There was no material change in the value of lamb,
and the supply was good. Veal was a glower sale at
slightly reduced rates, and there was a largo quantity
or ilfer. Pork sold well to-day--some large pur-
chases were made in 10 sod 12 stone pigs at 4s.
Closing prices :—Beef (prime) 4s. 6d. to sa. ; infenor
ditto, 2s. 101. to 4s. ; mutton, 4a. to ss. 4d.; lamb,
6s. to 6.. bd.; void, 44. to 4a. 4d.; pork, 3a. 6d.
to 4a. &I.

BIRTHS.
72. at Friary.laae, Dorchester, the wife of Mr.
George Cull, of a soo.
Jobe 30, at Rasa Slower, the wife of Mr. George
Cox, of a son.
June 21, at Brook lodge, Beaminster, the wife Of the
Rev. rya! Doonithotos Vrayau, rector of Winter-
bourne Notackton, of a daughter.

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MLLBRIAGES.
Jane 30, at St. Mary'. Cuurch, Southampton, by
the Rev. C. J. Phipps Eyre, rector of Ifellebone,
Imola to the bride, as Isted by. the Bev. W. Carus,
Canon of Wiochester, William When. Aldriage,..ll69-.
of Sonny Bill, Par Ligon', Dorset, eldest son of William
AldriduirlEsq., Pembroke Howe, Southampton, to
Bases secoad daughter of the Rey. Mark Cooper,
Rector of t. Mary's, Southampton.
June 30, in Westminster Abbey. by his father, the
Rev. Lord John Thyme., assisted by his brother, the
Rev. Arthur Thynn.., Francia John Thynne, Elia, to
Edith Marcia Caroline, eldest daughter of Ri
Brinsley Sheridan, Esq., All.P.
June 2s, at Barwick, Somerset, by th it.,. 'lselin
Mullock, George Jam.' William ivolvse, eldest
son of the late Captain Prows., R.N., to Emmeline
Lucy, only daughter of Thomas Messiter, of &relit,
Yeovil, Eagi.
June 23. at Sewage, by the Rev. Duncan Travers,
the Bev. David Griffith, of Taristock. Devon, to
Elisa, ascend daughter of the late George Filliter, Esq.,
formerly of Trigon-hill, Dorset.
June 23, at Thornoombe, Dorset, Major Warry, late
of her Majesty's 34th Regiment and 10th Depot Bat-
talion, to Emma Au.,:u..ta, third daughter of the late
Colonel Bragge, of Sadborow, Dorset,
June 27, at St. Pster's Church. Parkstone, by the
Rev, B. Jenkinson, Mr. William Morris, builder, Poole,
to Ellen, third daughter of Mr. Samuel Maine, of the
Coast Guard service, Parkstone.
Jane 23, at St. Edmund's Church, Salisbury, by the
Rev. R. G. Berlin, Mr. W Brown, fellmonger, to
Letlika, only daughter of Mr. William Lane, Winchester-
street.