The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-31 00:00:00

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

WARM:4IIITR, Saturday, May 28. —Wheat, Nia. to
Wis. (last week, 3tts. to 51*.); new wheat, —s. to —a.
(last week, —a. to —a.) Harley, Vs. (last week,
LIU. to 425.); Oat.., 22*. to 2rls. (last week, 72*. to 20*.)
Beans, 3114. to 50,4. (last week, :041. to MM.) Pea.., —a,
to a. (last week, a. to e. I SDI. loaf, 12.1.
—There was a very dull trade. Wheat sold slowly, at
price.' shout 2s. per qr. under last week's currency, but
most of the holderarefwied to submit to the decline.
Trade in barley was eat.
tionTHAMPI4/N, Friday. Obi wheat, 1:13 0.. to
£l4 10... ; new, I:l3—s. to Eli per load. Malting bar-
ley, ;164. o 40*. ; grinding ditto. 214, to 32A. ORG., 250.
k. 30m. ; leans, 40a. to 1101. ; Ilalt, 01*. to Wm. per eir.
Flour, 404.0 d. to per sack.—We still continue
to he moderately supplied with cloak, awl at thia
day's market holders demanded nearly late rates, but to
Few. males they must have aubmitted to a decline of 2a.
per qr. Barley, mita, and beans each in etraily demand,
at about late quotations. Flourtrade quiet, at • reduc-
tion of Is. per sack.

In our weekly summary of the %tate of the provincial
corn nwickets on tiatunlay last, we have to report a con-
tinued depression of the trade. The new crop in re.
ported id so favourably from the recent genial weather,
and the continental war has exerted a far less important
influence continuously than was expected, that the ex-
citement which it produced has not only largely suliaided
but a reactionary movement has net in. fislea were tedi•
ously effected, and we cannot quote a greater decline
than 26. to :Is. upon the prioes of last week. This was
insufficient to tempt purchasers to anything hut on a
moderate scale, and when the market closed tl.e main
part of the supply remained in the hands of farmers and
dealers. and was returned to the granaries to await an
improvement in prices. The transactions in barley, the
supply of which was noticed as being rather short, were
confined to grinding sorts, and the inanimation in tnde
obliged persons wishing to realise to accept • reduction
of Is. to 2s. With mita the market was liberally sup-
plied and purchases were easily made at a decline of one
LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET May
The sales of foreign wool have been but small, but,
from the lightness of stocks, prices are in moat cases
will maintained. Scotch continues dull, and prices are
to some extent nominal.

WORCESTER HOP-RARKET, MAT 28.
For the last week or two there has been a rapid revival
of Use trade, considering the time of the year, and 111.
manifest from the fact that after four good hop years,
arra should be • rapid rise in prices at this season of
the year, that there is a growing demand for the arta.
de. Hops of last year have improved at least 10s.
per owt. during the week, and now realise £5 per owl.,
ordinary samples fetching Sib, to RN. per met., and
yearlings 030 s. to 70s. Probably the unhealthy and un-
promising &meanieea of the young plant may have
eomethimi to do with the rapid 'deftness in prices. A
good deal of Ay bee appeared on the bane leaves, and the
coldness of the.n*lat prevent' the plant making such
rapid growth whioh is ementiel to Its mastery of the
vermin.

BIRTHS.
May 28, at Hindon, Wilts, the we of Henry Young,
Egg., of a daughter. _

MARRIAGES.
May 26, at Edwin Lomb, Herefordshire, by the Rev.
.1. E. Metope. rector of St. Jainea', Westminster, wadded
by the Rev. Edward Hampden, rector of Cradley. Here-
fordshire, Edward Atkyns Wood, Esq., of thinington
House. Dorset, to Anna laabeilm, eldest daughter of the
Rev. Jame. Graesett, rector of Edwin Loach and Ted.
atone Wafer.

May 24,-4 the Pariah Church. Cranborne,
by the
Rev. W. P. Channel. M.A., ri ctor. and brother of
the bride, awiated by the 14v. Orlando Manley. ILA.,
Incumbent of St. John's, Truro. Joseph Stone Studley,
Esq., of Broadwinsor, Doraebihire, to Lucy Jane, only
daughter of William Trier Channel. Req.. of Truro..
May 24, at Roaddlill, Wilts, by the Res. J. S. Gib-
ney, minor canon of Lincoln, Thome," Symppon,
of Lincoln, to Caroline, third daughter of the late
Rev. Edward Peacock, vicar of Fifehead Magdalene,
Dorset.

DEATHS.
HAY 27, at Esershot, of consumption. Finny, second
daughter, of Mr. James Itoberts, aged 21 years. Her
end was peace.
May 23, at Eaton Terrace, St. John's Wood, after a
lingering and painful illness, John Garland, Esq., F. LS.,
solicitor, of Dorchester, and • nieiuber of the Corporation
of that borough, aged 44 years.

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