The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-23 00:00:00

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Consols thres-sixteentbs lower.
DOSCHISTIII Cogs, Saturday.-A thin attenclaty
at our Corn Exchange to-clay. English and foram
wheat very scarce, and advanced 3e. 6i to 4u. per P. 7
There were several temples of English wheat in the
market, but they were indifferent in quality. Prices
averaged 48s. to 545. per qr. Foreign barley was
dearer by 2s. and maize was also slightly advanced
Beans and peas firm, and tending upwards. Oils
la. advance. Flour 40e.
DORCELXIITZIt CATTLE., Saturday-The sales were
almost entirely confined to fat stock. Horn ewes (fat)
42a. to 635. ; Down ewes 51.5. to 595. ; I) ,irn wither
sheep, 565. 63. to 625. 6.3. ; horn wethers Pit to i 6&;
crossbreed lambs, 35f. to 425. 63. Beef, prim,st
quality, made nearly 14s. per score; CCPEA, secondary.
1341., and bulls recant price.; heifers and calves, £l4
to £lB 5..; barreners, £8 to £l2.
BATH COLN, taturday.-There were very few sunpilof
English wheat on offer, and thaw realised an advituce of
35. per qr. over the previous week's quotaii,ut este
' sold readily at is. to sa. rows money. Feeding stuffs an
very SCAM,. Yalu and barley obtained 3a. advance, ani
flour 3s. to 4g., with •fi sod trade.
13L0oXtetin COIN, blaturday.-There was scarcely stl
English wheat on offer. Owing to wet weather during tse
week sansoles of the new crop cannot be brought ts
market Foreign wheat in moderate rawer, at 6' 1,
3.. per qr. advance. Maize and grinding barley 2, " oats is, higher.
fing.PrOn MALLEY CORN, ilatarday.--Wheat, t,
perste ; barley, 254. to 50..; oat*, 1/34. to 254. beaub
to 481.
TautrrOu Coax, Saturday.-There wu hut • tuis3 attendance, farmers being engaged in harvest operst;','.
Trade was dJII at the present conaiderahle adv,n:o
prices. New English wheat realised lit 61. to 7,
old offering. Foreign wheat 4i. to 5.. per qrJ:er,
Grinding barley, ; flat male., 30a. to 11..; r'2l maize, 31s. to 33.. ; flour, 40a, to tit per sack.
WA/MINSTER CORN. SitUTTAT.-Tba supply of contest
still extremely small, the weather of the past week har"t
been detrimental to harvest work and thashier. F
wheat extravagant prices were asked, bat the
realissd was only from 8.. to 3s. per qr. report, of the condition of the wheat crop were , ireulat.,l.
but competent judges are of opinion that with fine
weather very little damage would be sustained.
TauterOn CATTLE. St urdey.-Tber• was mall &Vend-
ettas. Prices were Poinewhst higher, Chef ilhwirnr figures
being realised at auction :-Fat wetber, Sit. to : fat
ewes 50e. to 58t. ; fa' h •if,ra. .C2l to 1:33; fat steer:. £5
to £3O; berreners, 20 to £l5; cows and calves, 4,16 to

LONDON CORN (OPENINO).
Whaat irregular, and held f r 4.. advancs over last
Monday ; flour, Is. to 2e. ; maiz-, 24. ; ; beau
and peas, Is. to 2s. dearer ; barley strong. Arrivals—
English wheat, 774 qrs. ; fl ,ur, 9,094 Parke. Forties
wheat, 54,985; barley, 4,748; oat., 64,076 um.
530 berets; 12,860 sacks.

LONDON CORN (cLoNING).
Market lege excited than on Friday. Wheat 3.. VP
4a. Mater than on Iliforidar. Barley rote It. and rate
Gd. to le. 61. Maize 2.. t .li., and Wan. :Ina 1,1114.
to 21. dearer. Flour rote 24. to 34. T.,••
town-tnade flour advanced ,to 504 per 2•011)..

METRO PO L TA N CA TTL E,
If oNDA!
About 3.000 1)6,04. 200 1 reig Tra le q iU,. It
t 1 se. Bd. About 9 000 sheet, and hunts.. Trade
doll. at se. to 8.. 81.; lamb., 8.. to 7.. C. I.:
quieter, at 51. t.) ss. 8I.; pigs, 4*. 81. to 5/. .1.1.
81bs.

BIRTHS.
Auoust 15, at Dorcheste,. the wife of Mr. J. O. Gir•
I.taltler, of a la

BIARRIAGEN.
August 6, at the parish church, Lytham, Lancashire.
by the Rev. H. 11. Ilawkino, vicar, Frank Nankiveo.
aut., of Brea shayee Bournemouth, • •ungest POn of I'
11. Nankivell.
of Briotham, York, to Margaret.
mound daughter of the late Thomas Threlfall of Elen
fl-1.1, Lytham.
Atizu.d 10, at tit Mary's Ciarlton Kings by ry
R. IL Grier, M.A., Prebendary .4 Lichfield. Yaw
RuceleY, assisted by the Rev. C. Bias, awl the Rev.
C. Dundee, vica- of the pa,isb, the Rev. Ge•
or:e Herbert
west, kt.A. of Woodcot-, Bour ° nem uth, to nrroce
Mary, elde.t* daughter of the Rev. T. M. Midrib:more'
Whithard, 111 A. of Teighniore, cheltenbam.
August 11, At *Winfritli Churl, by lb. Itov
Ph lip
William Hoare, the eldest son of Mr. Jam • 3 lie re ot
Wool, to Emily Andrews, the youngest daughter of Mark Andrews, of East Bert e 3.
August 15, at the perish church, Ilroadwer, by the
Rev. D. B. R. IRanhans. Walter John, yo.ingest eon of Mr.
Thorn.. Renaud', cemetery maaon, to Clara I4ustll6
youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Winger, smith,. 01 me
IMMO *we
On the 16th inst. at Holy Trinity Church, Cambririge-
by the Rev. J. Barton, vicar, brother.in-law of the bride.
aasisted by the Ray. Horatio Monte, rector of Road.with-
Wolverton, sot the Rey. J. B. Can., rector of West4al
Notts, the Rev. Handley Carr Glyn Mottle, Fellow sY
Trinity College, and Principal of R.dley Hall, Cambrido;
youngest son of the late Rev. Henry hfou.e, vicar °. Fordingtoll. Dorset, to Harriet Mary, young-d ‘ll"llhier
of the late Rev, Quarles Boileau Elliott, rector of Tattins-
stone, Suffolk.

DEATHS.
Auguat 3, at Newport, Isle of Wight, Octaeius Cobh
Hooke, foru.eriy of the rd Reid. aka Buffs), youngnot
eon of th. late Captiin F. W. Rooks, R.N., of Leah"'
House, Wilt., aced 54 years.
August 5, at Nottingham. Frances Edo laer, widnw of th:
Iwo Lieut-general S. Tolfrey Christie, (In., of daughter of the late James Harrison, of Braduls. I. e'. '
aged 5.5.
Ausust 7, Arthur Naghten, of Bliehmont, Southampton'
Pon of Thomaa Naghter, Eel, late of Crof con House.
Hants.
August 11, at St. Mlchaslytar,ooutb, the
Hey. Edward Wanklyn dear, aged
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