The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-21 00:00:00

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

linumturroN, Friday.-Old wheat, Ell 03. to
Ell IN.; new, £lllse. to £l2 Ss. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 341 f. to 40e. • grinding ditto, 275. to 33e. Oats, 265.
to 30s. Beans, 10e. to 48s. Malt, 645. to 66a. per qr.
Flour, 32.. to 3:lm. per sack.-Our market was fairly
supplied with wheat' which met with a steady demand
at last week's quotations. Barley was held firmly, at
extreme rates. No change in the value of oats or beans.
There was a steady demand for flour, at late ourrenciea.
WARMINSTER, Saturday, Sept. 18.-Wheat, 38s. to
40a. (last week, 384. to 47e,); new wheat, 38s. to 484.
last week, 40.. to 47x.) Barley, 30e. to 311 a. (last week,
30a. to 35e.); Oats, 235. to 275. (last week, Zia. to 27..)
Beans, 425. to 501. (last week, 425. to 193 a) Peas, -s,
to s. (last week, -s. to a) 81h. loaf, 11d.-
There was a small supply, sales were dull, and wheat
declined about le. per or. In barley very little business
was done-one fine sample, however realised 40a. per
qr. Oats and beans dull, at former rates.

At the principal provincial oorn markets on Saturday
last the wheat trade was dull, and business was
transacted mostly at • deoline. Other deseriptloru of
grain maintained their value.

_LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, Bm. IS.

_
There wee still a good demand for foreign wool and
although there to no material advance to quote, any
champ is In favour of sellers. fieotah—Laid Cheviot
moot,' with rather more inquiry, but 'ales have been to
• Willing extent. Laid bleekfaced Is of current We, at
full quotations.

WORCESTER HOP-MARKET, Sarr. 18.
The hop season may be said to °Guinan.)e from this day,
The usual annual hop and cheese fair taken plea. on the
10th, but that day falling on a Sunday this year, the fair
will be held nest Monday. Picking will be in full opera-
Son neat week, a partial oommonoement hu been made,
and about 1(0 pockete have been brought to market and
*old under Li per owt. This will not pay the producer.
The crop in Worcestershire and Herefordshire is much
below that of Kent and Sussex, and there li. good deal
of the growth of 1887 still on hand, The annual dinner
of the hop-planters and merchants wu held this after.
noon at the Hop-market Hotel here, when apiec. of plate
wee presented to Mr. J. P. Smith, of Wick, near Wor-
cester, one of the MOllll sueoessful hop.growers in Wor-
oestershirs, in aeknowledpment of the service' rendered
by him to the hop•plantera in general, and to thou of
Worouterehlre and Hertfordshire in parties's?, in his
evidence given before the Houle) of Commons Commit-
tee on the question of the Hop Duty. At the seal' time
the annual " let" of the duty for the Worcester dig-
triat IV'S made, with the following mull t—Highest
£19,901 y lorteel, 411,690—avirop, 416,111 44. ed.

HUNTINO APPOINTKINT,

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MAIIRoId. of 4 daliter,
Ileptemher In , & Darehellor, thi wife of Mr, John
Moore, of a MM.
14004,1111N1P Id, at liturtnlneler Newton, the wife of
Mr, lloteldne, of the Orono Ifolel,of a *M.
Mapteinher 11, at liturttilnater Newton, the elf. of
Mr. Andiron Knott, of & son,
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Ileptenthar 111, al :lite Ihingrenatlonal Cluiroh, lhor.
&heater, by the Ilea. . Miller, Mr. Henry Palmer, 11,
ISlleahelh, ilaughWr ths lake Mr. Pldllp l.sku, both
of Ihdeheater,
IteAdelober 111, Jll the Independent Chapel, Poole, by
the }tee, Ileorge watertpall,il., tomb, of the bride,
Irtle,ll,tatiti.N.i."7.°we'"Guihk'
September l4, at the Parish Uhureh, Alton, Staffor3.
ahlre, by the hes. W. Primer, tiOAt, the Her, 11, It,
thoolfrey, of tiroaranot,pleao, 11a4h, to Mitill.oretto,
peoond daughter of Ilaleamb, lieq., of Weldon.
super-Mate,
September 14, &I the Independent Chapel, Poole, by
the lies, M, 13, Condor, M.A. W. P. Slhree, Nog., tit
iltunNwlak•hottoe tiothapark, Brlttol, to r‘lll`llll Payne,
of Clifton, rell4 nv
of Charleal'ayne, Bab, of that say.

DRATIDI.
September lb, at tongileet, Poole, aged NI, the Rev,
Thomas Denny, connected with going of the oangttegm-
Cons! °hutches of Dowel, more than half a century.
September 13, at landlord, Miss Dlisabelli Beale,
daughter of the late Mr. H. Reale, hair-dresser of that
town, aged 40.
September 13, at Rlngwood, after a long and painful
illness, Mr. William Brown, aged OD rim.
September 13 Mist Marsh Read, of Yoniingbridge,
formerly of Glllnghamn, !target, aged 70, deservedly es-
teemed by all who knew her.
14epternloer 12, at Sheptan Mallet, Miss Elisabeth
Curtis, after a short illness, aged 18.
September 10, at Sydling lit. Nisholu, after a pro-
tracted illness, borne with the greatest patienee, Mr.
Joseph Wightinan, of the Greyhound Inn, aged 61
years.
September 10, at Dorehester, the daughter of Mr.
Wollaston, aged 6 months.

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Cbunty Express and Arfricuaural (kiwile, at the
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