The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24 00:00:00

CORN M ARLETS.

MAII-LUM Friday.—Freek op to our market to-day
the 'ninth of home-rrnwn wheat week very moderate.
Milkers. h wee, r operated cantwusly. at fully the
resent decline in the currency. ihe supply of foreign
wheat on the stands MY far from extensive. In all
de-cripti .ns, however, sales progrreed slowly,
at barely late rates. Floating cargoes of grain were
in limiW request.and prices had • downward teadeney.
The earply of barley was resermahly good, mad met •
slow sale at previous rates. Malt sold heavily at shoat
statioeary pries.. Tbe supply of oats ea sale was
moderstely large. For all qualities the trade was
at drooping currencies. Botha steadily supported Om'
winos rates. The show of samples on the stands
wee very moderate. Pees ruled arm at late rates.
The soar trade was dull, at about previous quote.tioes.
Arrivals this week :—lleglish, wheat, 210; melt, 2.100;
oats, 4.o2o.—lriali, oata.2 260 —Foreiri : wheet, 2.200;
Farley, 3,000 : oats, 12,320. English gonr, 330 sacks.—
Foreign, 50 sacks.
Bainvot, Thuraday.—Tbere wee • tull supply of
Enlll4l, wheat, chick sold slowly at • reduction oils to
2. per qr. Foreign taken in retail, shad Is per
_qr.
lower. Barley very quiet, sad the turn thesper. The
supply of rate fully equal to the demised. MO
gave away about 6,lper qr. In beams nothing doing.
Dam. s, Tb areday. —The attendance wee
small, and trod' for wheat very dull, farmers deck:deg
to sell at the reduction obtained last Monday in London,
and the business transacted may be quoted at fully last
week's rides. Barley about the name. In other grain
little doing.

CATTLE MABICETB.
Ilittnornueast, Thuncley.—Our market to-day warn
feisty aupplie I with beast., but the general qisality of
the ete k was by no means prime. All breeds moved
off slowly at ilonday'a currency—the top figure being
Is 8.1 per Blb The show 0f .beep was only moderate ;
nevertheli 1.. sales progreoe4 slowly, at 'serviette rates.
The best Downs changed hands at fie per 8 lb. There
wes a pod dome, d for lambs at full pries—vix , from
6.4 d .7.81 per Bib. Calves—the sap; ly of which
was sod rate—were doll, at unaltered quotations In
ftre hale was peeping, and mulch sows were &Imo.
mieall in price.. Total .upply of beset., 1 030;
140; sheep and I•enha, 6,120; calves, 380: pigs. 280.
F-reign : &ago, 390 ; :beep and lambs, 810; calves,
1176
NEWOLTIC •413 LICADIONALt, Friday.—The
of meat are moderete, and the trade generally
heavy : Per Blhs, by the careen :
Inferior beef, 2s 84 to ; middling ditto, 3.24 to
; Prime large ditto, 3081 to S. 1011; prime small
ditto, 44 to 4s ffil veal, 34 8.1 to 44 SI ; inferior
mutton. 8. 6d to 3. 10.1; middling ditto, 4. to to 44;
prone ditto, 4.6.1 to 4. Id; large pork, 3.24 IoS. 104;
small pork, 4. to 4.64.
Baum.. Therwley.—The supply of beef was sot No
large as that of last week, but then was more then
enough for the demand, the extremely hot weather
lia.ing • depressing effeot on the trade. Prices show* I
• downwsrd tendency, but only of • temporary
character. Hest .mples realised from 65s to 67a, and
isecooshrate from 60s to 63. mewl. A large quantitl
of 'beep, the trade in width was also very loferior to
that of I.t week, but there was little change In prices.
beat wethers selling from 7d to 70, end
ewes from 81 to Bi 4 per lb. Lambe
were scarce and very much sought for, and the few In
the market changed handa at high priers, from 104 to
Is per lb. A fair .apply of store cattle, bet ;
the high prices at which they were bought in Ireland ;
make it at pre.nt very difficult to sell, and
it was late in the day before the majority changed
hand.. A rather limited supply of pigs, and very
lit.le alteration in prices, bacon pip wiling at from
Pe 6.1. and porkers from 84 13.1 to 84 9.1 per sewn.
The show ti horses was very soi.U. but • fair attendanee
of dealers, and • steady business was done.

BIRTHS.
Ilay 14, et the rostory, Buihop's Catalano, the wife
of the Et?. E. I'. Grant, 01 • d•aibter.
May 15, 64 New or,,a•rd, Pacda, lb. wife of Mt. J.
MR% at a ono
May 15, at Paola the wee of Mt. J. Pottle, of Ivies
--coo sad daughter.
May 18, at o.lcor's Woad, it. wthc of Lioot-001.
Holm, Ariataat losoosior Vslualosra, of a daught,r.
May 17, at Style 0046.., Lyme Rapt, th• wlt. of
It. Hay. 6 Atli, et • Boa.
May 17, at 81cia Gory, tb• wife of Mr. Richard
BosMol4,paliali olark,of • o•uflitor—licir siatoicatli child
—l4Ol who,Tbo,Sood7(snbflsUaad
May 17, at Pad Hobos, lb* wife of lb. WLlliaa
ma.. a • Ma•
May 10, at Brisalapoddia, the wife of Mr. Charles
laark, of a
=l5. atdarailideford St. Mary, the wife of Mr.
Crouch, of • dmaghtor.

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M A R RIAGES.
May 16, at the parish ehureb,Chiltroome, by the Ray.
R. Ftekney, Cherie, eldest KO of Mr. James Name,
of Piddletoirs, to Mary, youngest dazhier of Mr. W.
Wbeller. boot maker, of the foresee am.
May 19. at the pariah cheroh_ 'isgwood, by the
Rec. R. H. Tack, mar, Mr. Thomas Lalag. Jun_
King's Head Hotel. Wimborse. to Jane Quietly,
yawning deserter of Mr. Jobs Hutton, of the former
▪ May 16, at St. James's Cherish, Poole, by the Rev.
R. Leslie Morris, ILA., aerate, Mr. James /busby
Wheeler, to Mies Hester Hannon.
-v 19, at All Souls', Langhara-plitoe, by the Rev.
_ Hinman, Cuthbert, youngest eon of the late
Thomas Will,, Esq., of Shaftesbury, to Letitia Mary,
only daughter of Edwin Bayard, Esq., M.D., of
Hartley-etreet.
May 19, at St. Leonard's Church, St. Leonard's-on.
Sea, by the Rev. H. Foster, rector of fielsey. asaisted by
the Rev. 0. Fisher. riser of Eiriotead, the Rev. Francis '
Worry, to Auriga Emily, daughter of Heating.
Nathaniel Middleton, Fag , of Bresiforl Peverell,
Donet.
May It. at Klima Church, by the Bev. E. Dude',
Mr William S under,' ,on of the eminent bandmaster,
to Eiisabeth, eldest dasighter ef Mr. Charles Carter, of
East Holm%
May 15, at Blandford, by the Rev. J. R. Quirk, Mr.
Frederick &android, to !Bo Louisa Now, both of
Blandfurd.
May 18, at St. Georges Church, Fordiagton, by the
Rev. H. Houle, Mr. Robert Hunt to Matilda, youngest
daughter of Mr. Samuel Harris, nurseryman, both or
Forelington.
DEATHS.
May 18, at Soulhotreet, Bridport, Mrs. Mary Strong,
sird 91 year..
May 16. at Child Okeford, Mrs. Lucy Ranee, aged 90.
Mar 17, at Radipole Howe, Wollsooth, very mat&
regretted. M6l &len Taylor.
May 19, after a long piri6d of delimit* health. Louisa
Goddard, for nines than twenty years the estemeed and
faithful servant of Mrs. Swedish! of Westdown Lodge.
May 20, at Storminster Newton, Mr. Hubert Coffin,
watehniaker, aged 30.
May 18, near Boston, Lincolnshire, John William,
third son of John Banister Roe, Fnq , of Blandford,
Do:set. aged 17 years. Deceased was accidentally
drowned whilst bathing in the river Witham.
May 20,01 Dorchester, Mr. Charles Tassel!, tailor and
diviner, aged 64, a highly respected inhabitant.
May 14, at Wareham, Mr. IL IL Hunt, aged 29.
May 16, at Ryves's Alotelsousea. Wandford. Mrs.
Elisabeth Haranies, aged 62 yeses. Deceased attended
Divine service at the Church on the preording Sunday
evening in her usual state of health, but when within
a few minutes' walk from her home was seised with
paralyiis, and was not cooseious after.
May 16, at his tows residence. 32, Hill-street,
Berkeley-square, Robert Gordon, Eaq., of Divests:in
House, Sherborne, in his 79th year.

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