The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-06-13 00:00:00

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they inay be describel an being in geod health, yet from
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113:7rEl ABUTS.
MARK-LANE, TEI DAY.
Wheat closed quietly but firmly. Sisley quite
dear. Kase and oats is far request, at dm=
Beam and peas quiet and unaltered. Flour

METROPOLITAN CAME, MONDAY.
About 3,500 brae* including 1,250 foreign ; quiet,
but firm, at 4s. 6d. to 6s. 4d. About 19,000 sheep ;
r, st 4s. 6d. to 7s. Lambs, &i. Calves sell at
ifler to ea. 6d., and pigs at 4s. 6d. to 6s. per Sibs.
At Deptford there were 7'o besets.

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
READING, BATURDAY.—The position Cl the trade
remains much the earnsas last week. Wheat was
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slightly SATORDALT. —There was a =All
supply of English wheat at t.-day's market, and
pri were the same as last week. Foreign slow, at
about late rates. Grinding barley and maize un-
altered in value. Oats very firm.
WARMINSTER, SATUIDAY.—We had • rod
average supply and attendance at our market to-y.
Trade all sound was very quiet, but last week's rates
were sustained. Wheat, 355. to 57..; barley, Ms. to 46.;
oats, 26.. to 38..; beans, 255. to 275.; peas, 25.. to
35..; So ,ur 365. to 43. per sack ; bread. leper Mb&
TAUNTON, BATUIDAY.—Tbtre wito a fair attend-
ance in die cattle market to-day, but the quantiq ml
stock on offer was not large. Prizes averaged as
follows :—Ffit wethers, 445. to Me.; fat ewes, 445. to
53..; hogs, 51s. to 645. 6d.; fat lambs, 345. to 36e.
Fat besets were very scarce, and prices uncertain.
Barreners made £lO to £l2, and cows and calves £l4
to fa&
DORCHESTER, SzTuansr.—At the Corn Ex-
change to-day the supply. of wheat was very small,
there scarcely being mac-sent to meet local demands.
Prices were rather higher, ranging from 48s. to 575.
per imperial qr. Lest week 409 qrs. realised £956
16e., or an average of 46e. 90. per qr. Barley and
oats maintained to-day fully late rates; grinding
barley sold at 21s. Us. per imperial quarter; oats at
27. to Mil.—At the cattle market thou was but a
moderskehow of stock,and the sale was brisk. Remanent'
realized £3O per pair. The best fat steers made as
high me £2B per head, and fat cows EX 15.. each, or
about 14s. to 15s. per score. Bulls made £l4 to CA per
head. Southdown ewes sold at Ma per head, and
mutton may be quoted generally at 9d. to 10d. per lb.
The rain has improved the prospects of keep, but
much more is wanted after six ' drought.
CORK BUTTER MARKET, SATURDAY.
Ordinary firsts, 127.; seconds, 115.; thirds, 106.;
fourths, 104 s ; fifths, 725. Mild cured, firsts, 127s' •
seconds, 115.; thirds, 106 s. 2,221 firkins in market.

SAD DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.
[By Rusyriuo 'Finneanni.)
Last Sunday evening as the Rev. G. H. Davies,
Rector of Compton, near Guildford, was pronouncing
the benediction it his church he fell back in his pulpit
and expired in a few minutes.

A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA.
(By Electric Telegraph).
A bottle with the following message wee picked up
at Ilfracombe this morning :—" Lon. 40, Lat. 69.
Barque Amanda complete wreck. For God's sake
help us ; we are now to west el Cape Commorant. Good
Lord deliver us. Fifty pounds to and.,. Captain
Davos."