The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-20 00:00:00

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Serge-ant
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Smitll,

liortrusurrox, Friday.—Old Wheat. £l5 Os to £l6
New, rig to fin —s ear load ; Malting Barley, 361
to 35.; Grinding ditto, 36. to 32. -Oat., 25. to 30s ;
F3eans.4o. to 56s :lilt. 66- to 718 per or. Flour, 43s
465. Od. per sack.-- '.l this day's market the supply
of wheat was WOOFS/. ; the Sete limited, at about
the currency of this day week. Beans, barley, sad
oat. sold at late quotatiotis. No ch.inge in the value
of flour. A few samples of new wheat were offered:
quality generally ems.
A PIN,Vra, Friday. -Wheat, rail,. Od. to 625. Od. per
qr. ; barley, 26e. to 30.. per or. ; oats, 10.. to Ns. ;
yeas. —a rye, —s. to —a ; tares. —s. to —a.
per bushel.- -Bread, 15d. per albs—Flour, 46'. to 475.
per saLk.—The trade transacted to-day was nearly
nominal, there being but a small attendance and a
middling aupp!y. There well two or three good lots of
new wheat brought to market, which realised a fair
pro.% Bulkier altogether eery ~lack.
Wanutsirritit, Saturday, August 17.—Wheat, 34s to
60" Nat week, 34e to 604—Barley. 22s to 40s rg
(last week, 2k to 40e OM—Oats, 260 to 32. (last
week. tag to 324 Gi)—Beans, 40s to She (tut week.
40' re 5881-94. Loaf, 14.1.—There was a small supply.
ova *amides of wheat fully sustained last week's rates.
Efer rid lots of new nhut very promising quality
wore effered• and sold at 60a. to 644. per qr. In other
rah. very little doing, and no alteration in price.
T. OWYOn. Saturday.— Wheat (444)75. 64. to 7s. 94.,
lot"; 0,. Od. to Os. Od. ; Barley, PLO& to Os. Od._ per
busi,.,l; Oats, to b. 44. Bowe, Oa 04. to 6..94. ;
paha?, 144. par lb.: Potatoes. 94. per 1011a.—Tbere
wee n improvement in No price of wheel to-day. No
furls, on au.

BIRTHS.
August 4, at Fortune's Well, Portland, the wife of
rgeant G. Keyte, Royal Engineers, of a daughter.
lugust 2, at Weymouth, the wife of Mr William
sith, ship broker, of • son.
August 8, at Wareham, the wife of Francis Thompson,
Req., of a son, still bons.
August 12, at the Rectory, Winterhorne Monekton,
Dorchester, the wife of the Rev. V. Donnithorne
Yr/yen, of • son.
August 8, at the Royal Yeoman Inn, Griontone,
lb* wife of Mr William Parsley, of • slaughter.
August 9, at Tolpuddle, the wife of Mr. S. Spicer, of a
son.

MARRIAG Ef3.

August 8, by special license, at St. Pancras ('Lurch,
by the Rev. W. R. Arrowsinith, incumbent, Benjamin
Long, youngest son of Don Ferdinand° Joseph Long,
Req.. of East /Rower, to Marie Catherine, only
daughter of the late Gilbert Lang, Esq:, W.S., of
Edinburgh.
August 13, at Rampisham, by the Rev. F. Rooke,
rector, Frederick A wdry, Esq., of the Paddock*,
ettippenhain, to Emily Mary, second daughter of the
late John Maroon, Esq., of Swaffliam, Norfolk.
August 13, at Trinity Church, Dover, by the Rev.
Henry Tregonwell Bower, uncle of the bridegroom.
assisted by the Rev. Marmaduke Bell, Thomas Bowyer
Bower, eldest son of Thomas Bowyer Bower, of
lwerne House, Req., to Bessie Alice. eldest daughter
of William Russell, Esq., of Ravensworth, and Hosing
Hall Sydney.
August 10, by the Rev. B. Msturin, George Robinson
Holland, of Gray's-inn, London, to Mary, third
daughter of the late Mr Bound, of Poole.
August 14, at Haselbury Bryan, by the Rev. George
Beauchamp, B. A., Mr. George Chapman, carpenter, to
Mrs. Emma Shatter, both of the amine parish.
August 12, at All Sainte Church, Northampton, by
the Rev. H. James, Mr. H. J Atkins, formerly of
Weymouth, to Fanny, only daughter of Mr. John Way,
shoe manufacturer, of the former place.

DEATHS.

August 14, in Brownstreet. Salisbury, at the resi-
dence of Mir John Richardson. Mary Ann, wife of Mr
John Hunt. late of East Stetter Mill, aged 59.
August 16, at Ringwood, Mr J. Randle, aged 70, up-
wards of 40 years in the employ of Messrs. Conway.,
tanners.
Au,rust. 10, at Wimborne, after a short illness, Mr
Charles Rumen Evers, aged 67, universally respected
by a large circle of friends.
August 11, at the residence of her len-in-law, Mr.
Thomas Besent, at Winterbouine Kingston, near
Blandford, in the 89th year of her age, Ann, widow
of Captain Joshua Gallop, late of Here Regis.
August 16, at Stenebarrow Farm, Stanton St. Gabriel's,
Mr. W. K. Brown, yeoman, aged 78-
August 2, at St. Giles's, Harriet Charlotte, wife of
R, S. Waters, Eau, aged 38.
August 2, at Hilton, Mr Edward Thomas, black.
smith, aged 64, who leaves a wife and a large family to
lament his loss.
August 5, at Porch Cottage, Chardstoek, Rugs, relict
of the late Henry Mulberry Mulbinsh, Req., solicitor,
late of Budleigh Salterton, Devon, aged 68.
August 5, at Beer, Edward Saunders, aged 66, and on
the following day, Irmo Newton, aged 79, both old
fishermen of Beer.
August 7, at Bonitos, the Venerable Archdeacon
Barrow, aged 76.
August 7, at Ihninster, alter a few day's illness, Jane,
widow of the late Mr John Cottrell, in the 85th year
of her age.
August 11, at South-street, Bridport, Mary Lang
borne, wife of Mr F. Tucker.
August 12, at Weyuiouth, Mr. Joseph Rapson, late
of the Havant Station, South-Western Railway, for-
merly of the Dorchester Station, aged 28 years.