The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-03 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

YF.OVIL MARKET, Friday.—The corn exchange Was
well attended. Business was not brisk, but prices were
firm for all good wheats. Wheat, 52s to 60. ; barley.
32s to 38.; Wane, 44s to 4si; 'seas, 39s to IS6a. There
were 150 Pigs. Bacon sold at 7i.1 per lb; best cheese,
fois to 7th; household ditto, 25s to 34s per cwt : flax,
£4 154 to ea 13a per pack.
WARR/IRLO (AAR MARKET, Friday.—Wheat trade
firm at last Fridav's priers. Millers buy cautiously, but
owing to the awect of political affairs factors do not
press sales. Burley has • downward tendency. Other
articles unaltered.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARC!?, Friday. There was a
good attendance at to-day's market. Wheat met with
a reedy sale, at an advance of 3d to 43 per modal.
Flour was ls to ls 6,1 per barrel, and Indian corn Is to
Is 6.1 per quarter of 480th., dearer.
LIVIERPO)L PRoDrCE MARKRT, Friday.--Bilger Was
rather easier. rosaipore, 46s 6,1 (16s duty) ; low brown
Baagal, v. to 301 ; indirect Yemenis from the y
per cwt. There was nothing to report in rioe, coffee,
rum, or saltpetre.
BRISTOL SUOAR MARC!?, Frillai.—TlieTS TIRE been
scarcely any business doing in the raw market this week,
but no change of price can be quoted, though the feeling
is downward. Since the receipt of the American seas
no settled opinion has been formed as to how this article
will be affected by eventualities. The relined market
Is equally dull. Bum is quiet.
BRISTOL BAT, STRAW, •ND COAL MARKETS, Friday.
—One load of closer, at 1210 s per too ; 9 loads of hay,
from Itis to 106 e per ton ; 3 loads of hay, from 110 s to
1210 s per ton ; 9 loada of straw, from Is 8d to 2s 44 per
dos.; mangolds, 16. per tow; coal, 134 to 14s per ton.
Coal Burrs' Iteducrr, Friday.—Firsts 106.;
seweltde, 914 thirds, 89., fourths, 83s ; Ghia, 74m;
60s.

BIRTHS.

November 26, the wife of Nr. Chipper&ld, Cranborne, of
110nr

November Id, st Ash, near Martock, the wife of Mr. J •seph
ILKllord, builder, &c , ta 111 daughter+, one of %Lore Btu, 'red
ite birth but a short tine,
igoem,,ber 24, &t Portland Place, Brhipurt, the mire of Mr. J.
C. Creene, printer, of • son.
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No‘eml.e.r-23. at: the Parsonage Howe. Wootton Fitziaine,
the etre ..f the Rey. Utlllaut Tringhtun, rector of that i.tlah,
of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

S November 20, at Sinion's Church, etches, by the
K. W. B. iloncrbil, Mr. John 11. S. Rime!.Jon, to Mla
I t Whet Beatable, third deughtar of the late Mr. John Beatable,
yeomen. F,nt orchard, Shaftesbury.
November 27, et 'I, bubonic St. Giles's, by the Rev. R.
Moore, ftclor, uncle of tin bride, the Bev. G. 11. Billiogton,
rector of Cludbury, to Francis Aim, tidbit deuzider of
the late Bev. T. Barber, rector of Houghton Conquest,
Beds.
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Ntrecmber 21, at et. Marra Church, Wareham, by the Rev.
C.ttuh Mr. (t. Mound, halnire.o.er, to MinAz.o Parker,
oau.thter of Mr John Parker, I Wareham.
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At the parieh ch..reh, Chlullock, by the Bee. F. P.
Vowlee, 11r. John Itudfonl, to Mr.. Elmbeth 'on!. The
united age, of the ha; py couple amounted to 1
DEATIIS.

November 24, at Auckland Newton, Andirons Foot, c,oper,
aged te >eds. deeply lamented by relativm and friend".
NoN miller 14, at Cerne Abbess, Mr. Hiram Itorki ,a, black-
smith, aged 27 'ear, much lamented by lila family and friends.
November 26, at newish, sitea a short Innen", a iiiist 00 •
vin,t at James Kitoat's, Steen Small, sister to Martin
Small, E.g., of /Marwick.
Nmeinler 27, at Street, Yeovil, lii'. John Gillett, • much
respected member of tt e Society of Friend", aged 76 years.
November 22, at 1 eAll, Charlotte Alice, infant daughter of
Mr. Thomas George Monk, carpenter, aged 1 year and 9
months . .

Noteutber 23, at Wimbonie, after & long affliction borne
with pious resignation, the beloved wife t,l Mr. ilionias
tard, upholsterer and builder, %%est B.'S%
Notember 24, at Sherborne, after a short ilineva,
Tolbort, second sou of Mr. Juhu To!bort, Cheap-strect,
mud 22.
Suit:miter 26, at Brussels, Thom. Walter Still, F.sq., for-
merly Captain King's Dragoon Guards, third won of tht
l'eter SU 10.1 CatUstock, aaul 33.
November 24. at ids residence, 7, Norfolk-crescent, Bath,
William Clark, Esq., son of the late tt Maw Clark, of
Bath, both magistrates and deputy-lieutenants for the county
of Somerset.

November 24, at Creukerne, In the 84th year of his age,
George Esq., gei.n, formerly of Ki31,:•4011.
Somerset, but the laat .isty•oue year. red ling at CreaLerne,
November 8, at Funthal, Madeira, whither he had gone for
the benefit of his healih, Robert Lotman, Laq., solicitor, of
Cres kerne, Somerset, aged la
Nosetuber 21, at Several., Crea kerne. of croup, Sarah, In-
fant daughter of Mr. W. H. Ileiditch, aged 7 mouth..
Ni •vstuber 21. at llood.treet, WO7 ..... uth. Fenoy, the wife
tti Mr. J. Veiny, isatelunaker and jeattler, aged tye its.