The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-11-05 00:00:00

COUNTRY lIAIIICETS.

YZOVIL, November I.—At the Corn Exchange there
was a very fair attendance for • small market day.
The business was not brisk, but prices were arm for all
articles.—There were nearly 200 pigeon offer. Bacon sold
at Bd. per lb. ; beat cheese, Us to 72s ; household ditto,
245. to 33a. per cat; Sax E. 5 to £5 15e. per pack.
W siutistrrgai, Saturday, Nov. 2.—Wheat, 41s to
634 (last week, 40.1 to 6344—Barley, 284 to 431 (hd (last
week, 28. to 43. ).I.)—Oats, 26e to 32s Od (last week,
26e to 32s Od.)—Bilans, 40s to 584 (last week, 40s to
6964 81b. loaf, 13d,—There was a good supply.
Wheat sold steadily at former rates. Tiara was a
brink trade in barley, and prices were firm. Oats and
beans without variation.

Bitirrot, FRIDAT.—At oar market to-day English
wheat was in smell supply, and the trade ruled firm at
last week's prices. For foreign scarcely any inquiry,
the few trinsactions reported being on slightly easier
terms. Malting barley in moderate supply, and fine
samples realieed extreme prices; ordinary runs less
inquired for, and the turn in buyer's favour; grinding
and distilling kinds firm, but without much activity in
the trade. Supplies of new oets are in excess of the
demand, and being more or leu out of condition, values
have given way from Is. to 2.11. per qr.; good samples
sold at about 6,1. per qr. less money. Beans and peas
tending downwards in value.
Biswilmsem, FRIDAT.—At this day's market there
was a limited supply of new English wheat, which
realised last week's rates. Old, also fonign, unsaleable.
Fine barley Is per qr. higher. Mors doing in other
qualities. Oats firmer. Beans and peas unaltered.
LIVRRIN.OL, FRIDAT.—At our market to-day the
attendance 1 buyers was small, but wheat met a slightly
improved inquiry, and • fair consumptive business was
done at the full rates of Tuesday. Flour, slow of sale
end uneliang,d in value. Indian corn in good demand,
at 3d to 6d per quarter dearer.
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BIRTHS.

November 2, at Grove But Whip, Dorcheeter, the wife of
Mr W. Davh, Jun., cabinet maker, of. daughter.
No, ends.. I, at Fordingtott Hill, the wife of M r.G. Goring.,
of a daughter.
oetober 30. at Forth:l'ton, the wife of the Rev. F. Mottle,
of • daughter.
October 26, It the George Commercial Inn, Channouth, the
wile of Mr ...dosed Love, of aeon.
ortoher VI, at Burton Braddock, the .if. of Mr. Alfred
Knight, taller and outfitter, of. daughter.
cm+.l-er IS. the wife of Affrwl Kingsford Cornelius,
Wromouth, solicitor, of a daughter.
octolter VI, at the Vicarage, Cullumpton,i the wife of the
Bev, Or. Citave, nw. if a eon.
October 26, at the residence of Mrs. Morris, Spring Gardens,
Weymouth, the wife of Mr. Edwin Mord, fLN., of •
daughter.
October 27, at liplyme, the rife of Mr. W. U. Biddlecome,
ootanbit, Sc., of • daughter.
October 27, at Weymouth, the wife of the Rev. W. L. Bevan,
vicar of Hay, of • son.
October SI, at Puree (-handle, the wife of Captain Amyatt
Brown, late 6th Lumen, of • daughter.
October 29, the wife of Mr. Jueeph Paull, of liminster, of
October 29, at Sturmlnstes Newton, the wile of Mr. B.
Chessman, of • daughter.

11•RRIAGE8.

October 24, at Holy Trinity Claurah, Taunton, by tbe Rwr.
J. Bastard, Mr George S. Grabhasn, of Ashford. ilminater, to
Mary Elisabeth, eldest daughter of tbe late Mr Robert Jacobs,
Sandford, Bridgwater.
October 24, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Combo
Down, Mar Bath. by the Rea. Gilbert R. Blackburne, M.A.
vicar of Long Ashton, and father of the bridegroom, maLated'
by the Rev. O. Newnham, M.A., Montague G. J. Blackburn,
Em., B.A. of Jeans College, Cambridge, to Laura Ellen, only
daughter of the late Thomas Drayton Esq., of Channouth.
October 30, at Hinton Martell Cimrch, by the Rey. C.
Bridge., William Atkin., Eq., of E•oford mown.. to Mary
mcood daughter of Robert Friend, Esq., of High
Leal.
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October 314, at Mattock Church, by tbe Rev. T. 83 met, Mr.
Simeon Tatchel, of Bower Houton, to Mies Gould, eldest
daughter of Hr. C. Gould, of Btalletou Cross.
DEATHS.

October 23, at West Chelborough, William Bartlett, aged 82
rears, 79 yeare an inhabitant at that 'wish.
October 36.2 Long Load, near Martock, Hr John Gillett,
aged 81 years.
°ember 36, at the reddeuce of her brother, Hook Farm,
Chardstock. Ann, relict of Mr Joel Evans, 1.31 .1 Lodge Farm,
Cbardstock. aged 70 years.
October 27, at Root Oak, 11113111Ster, Mr Thomas Paull, aged
38 years. deeply
regretted.
October 27. at he'etirne, after a lingering illnees, Emily,
the youngest daughter of J. F. Falweseer, Esq.
October 28, at Bradpole, ow Brblport, Mark Ftauk, Infant
scoot Mr. Samuel Stark, aged 7 months.
October 30, at Yeti:Mister, of conaumptlen. Swan, third
daughter of Mr. John Stamm, cooper, &c , aged 10 yaw.
October 27, alters short but !severe Illness, Ann, the beloved
wife of Mr. Edward tatuidere of Ringwood, aged 40. She was
• devoted wife, • beloved parent and deeply lamented by all
who knew bet.
October 13. at Corfu, Mr. Matthew Page, formerly of
Fordhigtou. Dorset. aged 77, during 44 )ears of which he
carried on an extensive business in the bland, leaving a large
family and extensive circle of friends to lament his 140/.
oetolier 27.2 Wlnilmene Minster, aged 75, Mary, relict of
John Carnegie. rest_ - M.D.
October 27, at Longfleet. P. 1,111. deeply regretted, Louisa,
daughter of Mr John Talbot, builder, aged 26.
October 26, at Millbrook, Southampton, •fter a few days
Mow, Mr. Alexander Fletcher, auctioneer.
October 26, at the Free Hawes Arms, Ash-Martock, of lin-
gering cormumption, borne with exemplary patience. Sarah,
the second daughter of Mrs. 11111, aged 23 years, highly
esteemed and regretted by all who knew her.