The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGISNCE.

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BOROUGH FRIDAY, JOLT M.--Great heivineu con-
tinue. RD proved in the demand for 1111 RIR& of hops,
and pikes ruled almost nominal. The plantation
RROMIOIS are very favourable, and the duty is backed at
£.250,000. Mid and But Kent pockets, 80a. to 101 a. ;
Weald of Kent, 65e. to 75a. ; Sussex, 86s. to 68s. per
cwt._

Wa have no alteraiion to report in the character a/
our market, whieb is very inactive at last week's quota-
tions. The plantations are progreu.iug favourably, and
the duty has been backed at £250,000. No foreign
hops arrived into the port of London bad week.

HAY AND STRAW MARKET.

SYITHIMILD, JULY n. - Meadow hay, E 2 lss. to
EA 12i.; new, CI ss. to £4 oa. ; old clover, £4 ss. to
ES ss. ; new ditto, IA Os. to £4 10..; and straw,
£1 Bs. to El 10.. per load.

WOOL MARKET.

Since our last report. owing to a return to a state of
pesos in Italy and to the revival of the export demand
an active brininess has been transacted in most kinds
of English wool. and prices have, in some instances,
advanced id. te Id. per lb. The supply on offer has
increased to some extentdaring the last few days.
Doers Tees
Down Saw 174. 134.
Halt-bred Hop 1&1. 19d.
Half-brad Wallows led. 174.
Kent Fleeces
teleeeter noon% Weed l7d. ltd.
Combing Skins
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool dd. led.

LATEST PROVINCIAL biARKE'PS.—

Wagslgern, Saturday, July 25.—Wheat, 365. to
46a. (last week, 365. to 465.); new wheat, —s. to —s.
Out week, —a. to --a.) Barley, %a. to 375. Omit week)
28.. to 375.); Oats, 225. to 28a. (last week, 22a. to 28s.
Beans, 38s. to 48s. (last week, 36.. to 48.)81b. loaf. lid.
—There was • fair supply of wheat, which met a readier
sale, and in some instances commanded an advance of Is.
per qr. In barley nothing doing. Oats and beans
without any variation.
Sournagrron, Friday.—Old wheat, £lO 10s. to
£ll 10s. ; new, LS Oa. to 110 Os. per load. Malting bar-
ley. 364. to 40s. ; grinding ditto, 27a. to 28s. Oats, 255.
to 30i.; beans, 40s. to 50s. malt 645. to 66.. per qr. ;
Flour, 335, Od. to 34a. Od, per sack.—We experienced
a lair demand for wheat at this day's market, at about
the quotations of last woek. Grinding barley in rather
more inquiry, at full prices. No chimp in the value
of oats or beans. Flour trade quiet, atlas currencies.

At the principal provincial corn markets on Saturday
Lua bumineaa vu a little more active, and wheat gene-
rally brought from one to two shillings more money.
Other dessriptions of grain ware Ann, and in some
*ell were a tain dearer.

, LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, JOLT 23.
There his been • very fair demand for wool this
M improving Priem, and altogether the market
• a very healthy tone. The pulls Was of am
in London, eamprieing the extraorclinerily large
of 100,000 belse, ceenneneed on Thursday leek
over • petted of more thaa seven
;rig mites are stint led. higher than
of the Kay series. Next week
low node, aid, Fast Leak mill tat.
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BtEtTHS.
July at Beaked Mee, Deidport, to wife ci r.
Richard of a daughter.
Jal7 Ikea , the wife el J. Good, Esq.,

sargaia, if • son.
ELARRIAMEL.
July 16, all the Wesleyan Chapel, Shaftnebury, by the
Rev. T. Evans, Mr. 0. Weed, tailor mid draper,
Boallea. to Amts. daughter el the late Mr. T. Brickell,
al Shaftesbury.
July 18, at Moreemlielake, Dom* bt. the Rev. James
Hargreaves, Mr. Charles Woods, of London.t ok
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among daughter of the late Mr. &hard gin
Ala, Devon,
July 21, at Wialuerne Minster, by the Bar. H. G°°B'
LL.B., Mr. C. Hartgill, el Eeinston, to Miss Wood-
lands, el the termer plies.
DEATHS.
JoIF 2Oi Itt Lyme, after a few days Muses, Daniel,
seesed as of Mr. Eli Fowler, merchant, of that port,
universally beloved, and deeply lamented.
July 20, at Charmouth, Mers Love, • very respectable
and esteemed member of the Independent chapel, whose
death is much ` by her fnends, aged 77.
July 19, at Zito of her male, the Rev. H.
rninpps, at Cheltenham, aged 6 months, Isabel Marga-
ret, daughter of the Rev. W. Frances Tregarthen,
curate of Osmingtcm, Dorset.
st=l, at Poole, after a lingering Ulnas, Mr. flue.
mirnter.
July 17, at Blandford, John, youngest son of the late
Mr. Merl* Williams, manager of the Wilts and Dorset
Ranh. aced 6 years.
July 17, at Newland, Sherborne, after a very abort
illness, Mr. John Leigh for many years a respectable
Inhabitant of that town.:
July 17, at Haselbary Brian, after a few days illness,
Mrs. Hannah Bias, late of Horsinston, Somerset.
July 17, at Tucking Mills, Cerne Abbas, Jas. Stroud,
fourth son of Mr. William Stroud, egad 4 Yeere•
July 16, aged 62, Mr. David Jones, of Cranborne,
Dorset, much and deservedly respected by all who knew
him.

Juljerriat Corte Mullen, Frank, the beloved child of
Mr. Barnes, aged 4 years.
July 1 at Beaminster, greatly resPeard, James
Dania, 24, surgeon, aged 60 years.
July 15, at Fish-street, Poole, alter a few hours' ill-
ness. Marks Elizabeth Dean Clutch, the beloved daughter
of George Hancock Clutch, Esq., aged 3i Jean.

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aliziticx MALLArr, Editor of the Dared
County &pew and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.

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