The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-02-15 00:00:00

iliarittts.

Donciitgreg MARICLIS. —Very short supply, and
small attendance. Fat beasts, 12s. to 15s. pee score;
bulls, £lB to£2o; fat sheep, up to 71fs. calves, &I. to 103.
per lb.---Stnali supply el English wheat. Good dry
sorts were in demand, an realised last week's prices
slow trade in secondary iota, hardly anything changing
hands. Foreign, firm :—Beet English barleys were
only a slow sale, and sec 'siding extremely dull.
Grinding barley at list week's prices. Round maize
• ready sale, and • good demand for seed oats.

SOUTHAMPTON CORN, FRIDAT.—SmtII attendance
at today's market, and trade ruled very dull for all
article.. Foreign *neat. slow sale 51 1,. per qr. decline.
English, very little offering, at prom of 1... t weak. Burley
maize, and oats, glow trade but tiros in value. Fiour, deli
at our quotations New wheat, red, LIO 10i. to £ll ifs;
white, Lll to £l2 ills. per load; oats, 21s. t 265. ; malting
barley, yo, to 40s. 61. ; grinding ditto. 264. ti 30,,; beans.
45. to 50s; peas, 37a. to 41s; maim, Vs. tons. 6.1 per qr. ;
flour, 344. to 36z oar sack.
METROPOLITAN CORN, FILIDAT.—Tbs quantity of
British wheat disposed of at Markdene during the week
ending February Bth was VI qrs. ; average price, lit Id.
Barley, 1,095 gra ; average price, 355. lid. Wheat he*
made tall prime, with a moderate demand. Oats were
well held, and barley was firm. Maim, beam, Pam. and
flour were quiet.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE. THIMSDAT.—The cattle
trade has been of the most meagre description no choice
on offer. Value im on Monday, with no buyers. The ahem
market has been most sparingly supplied, and the few on
offer of very moderate quality. Anything useful has
fetched more moo.?; inferior things cannot he soli.
Calves continue in request at reported rates. The pis
market has icuoroeed in pricy,
SALISBURY CORN, TUZSDAY.—Whaat was in short
supply. Trade was quiet at last week's prime. Barley
large gamily. Best qualities slow; secondary naalterW.
Feeding stuffs unchanged in value.
SALISBURY morn& TOIREDLY.—Ther• was quite an
&Totally gayety of fat cattle, bus the majmity warn eat
of very prime quality, and trade wao exceedingly eat.
Beet Devon oxen made from 14. to lit 61 • more
shorthorn steers and hollers from 12. to 131; balls sad.
rough cows from 101 ta Ili 61. Of sheep awns was ita
mussily short supply. A few flue Dawns and &swore
made 1014. per lb. Mores and coarse skeet) nn d.

NATI:MR.II Way. Nature otter *urea the disease, het
when she does, it Wawa,. tw expelling in some war ar
other the muse. Dr. Bardsley's Autibilioss Pills
effectually aid nature in doing this, and this is why they
Perform e 3 maxi great cures. Sold by all Chemists in
Boxes at 14d. and, X

BIRTH&
Pets-turf E. at the Close .Salisbury, the wife tithe Rev.
H. W. Carpenter, of • daughter.
February 4, at Swanage, the wife of Mr. Cbeessenait
draper, of • daughter.
February 10, at South-street, Blandford, the wife of
Sergeant Thome' May, of the Dorset Militia, of a son.
February 12, at Pease-lane, Dorchester, the wife of Mr.
Joseph Painter, painter, glaier, dic., of • daughter.
MARRIAGE.
February 1, at the parish church of Holy Trinity,
Dorchester, by the ROT. H. Everett, rector Walter George,
third in of the late Mr. J. Roger,, 01 Dorchester, to
Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Mr. L Paul also of
Dorchester.

DEATHS.
Reosntly at St;cklaad, Mr. James Ricketta. Weds,"
local preacher, and er, much respected.
February let, at 5, Lawnmad, after a lingering illeadm,
Henry Comick, of Hampstead, youngest Ica of the late
Jesse Cornick, of Hridport, in his 61st year.
February 2, at Gnat Toiler, Dorchester, Maytha, "1400
of Edward Pow, aged 77.
February 3, at the Dorsetshirs Beak, Dorchester, Abe?
Catharine Jenard, the beloved wife of Jams Pops, ara
as.
February 5, Glydo Path.hill, Dorchester, after a linterlig
Illness, Matilda Han* wife of the late Joseph Rani.% IP"
77.
Fabruary 6, at Dorchester, the infant child of (Worts
and Hien Coombe,. late of Notion-hill, Abides Newtoa,
arrebguss February
and @erten month&
12. at Tr"tity street. Dorchester, Mr. They,
ma., shoemaker.

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Toseday, Febrnari 15th, 1861.