The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-29 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARK.

Yrovu., Oct. 25.—The corn-exchange was well at-
tended, and there wee a great enquiry for seed eorn,
which went at high prices, but the general tone of the
trade was not brisk, fanners sating higher prices than
the linden and millers would give.—There were 200
beasts, 580 sheep, and 280 pigs on offer. Bacon sold at
8d per lb. Best cheese We to 745, Household ditto
23s to 34s per cwt. Flax /15 to tb 154 per pick.
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nous, Oct. 23.—Although we had to-clay a large
supply of corn and au unexpectedly large attendance
betimes* was on the whole heavy. Sellers demanded
more money for wheat, but the buyers were few. In
Um grids there was another advance of Is to 2.11 per qr.
We anticipate • reaction when the mowing season is
completed. The barley. pitched met • steady sale at late
rates. In other gram no mentionable alterations in
quotations.
W•muipsenn, Saturday, Oct. 26. —Wheat, 40s to 635.
Barley, 28s to 43s Od. Oats, 26e to 32e 04.—Beans, 40.
to bee.—Tbere was • large amply. Trade in wheat was
dull, bat lain week's rates were maintained. There
were large sales ia barley, at prices fully equal to those
of last Saturday. In oats and beans Ibar, was no
variation of prise.
LivcarooL, Friday.—The wheat trade was slow,
this morning, at • decline of 3d per rental. Flour
declined 64 to 9d per barrel; and maize fell Is 64 to
is 94 per. qr.

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DIVIZIN, Oct. 24.—The corn.exchange was to-day
well supplied with wheat. At the commencement of
lossiosaa last week's prices were asked and given freely,
but later in the day trade became dull, and several lotil
were sold at a reduction, though we cannot quote any
real diminution in value. There was • large supply of
barley, for which there was a brisk inquiry, sales being
effected at as advance of le per qr. Bonn very fine
samples were pitched, and one lot fetched 43s per qr.
Other grain unaltered.
Wass/viz, Oct. 25.—The wheat trade this week
rules dull, and having a good show here to-day, millers
suceed in purchasing even the Amid qualities of new
wheat on rather easier terms while the general runs
must be noted Is per qr. fewer &has last Friday.
Barley is held for the extreme prices of last week, but
malmters take off only the finer qualities. In beano,
We, and shelling we have no change to note.
Bust Oct. 24. —At this day's market there
warns fair supf;ly of linglish wheat, which was not
quotably lower. Foreign offering at a decline of Ist° 2s
per qr., without finding buyers. Barley, oats, beans,
and peas, all slow sale, with the turn in favour of the
buyer.
Owoccenz, Oct. 23.—We have to cote& pastels the
upward movement of the wheat trade—and business is
lees active than of late. Malting barley is in good
request and the turn dearer. Grinding sells slowly at
late rates. Beans, peas, and Indian corn, fully main-
lain previous currencies. The demand for oats
continue extremely limited, without alteration in
value.

BIRTHS.
October 21, at Aldine street, Yeovil, tbe site of Mr J. W.
Fudge, nese agent, of a eon.
Oct. 14, at Seas incton AL Mary, near Meter, the wife of
Mr J. Lasrenee, plumber and gluier, of a eon.
Oct. 13, at 37, Grove Road, St. Joha's Wood, the wife of
Albert Euvtare Gun lry, Kui., of a eon.
Oct. le, at Ironton Hume, Mn. J. Ou,taviti Bynum, of a
eon, etili born.

I. 18, at 11/-11ydling, the wile of hr Henry Dunning, of a
daughter.

Oa. 19, at Meld, the *lle of )lr Toop. of • daughter.
Oct. 19, 1 the Manor House, Purse Caundle, the m ile of
captain Aniyatt Brown, late sto LOnatra, of a aughter.
Oct. 20, at the Hyde, ilear Bridport, the wife of Capt. J. C.
&111, of aeon.

Oct. 22, at bvershot, the wile of Mr J. Tmnebard, of • .on
.111 born.

Oct. 21, at Wit:at:tome Minster, the wife of Mr William LIM,
of & ma.

MARRIAGES.

Oct. 24, at Btria4on, by the Rev. C. ?nags, Sergeant
Vickery, of the Dorset County Constabulary, to Miss Sarah
Barge, 14 Grit.ristrne... - . .

oa: 24, al W) ke Regis, by the Rev. U. C. Ilgou, Mr Uriah
Grove*, to Miaa Sarah Elliott, bothof that p'ace.
Oct. 24, at Went Lulworth, by the Rev W. R. Bayley, Mr
Alfred Loader, of Win.le.r, to Sarah,emocal daughter ; and at
the same time Mr Maury Franklin, Jun., of Fordlngton. to
F.mma, fourth daughter of Mr Thomas Rowe, of Went
Lula,rth.

at Radipole Church, by the Rev A. Washington.
George Nortlimar, of the New Inn, Marquis Granby, to
Lomb.' Vary Ann Bartlett. eldest daughter of the late Robert
Bartlett. Req.. of Ruckland Rapers.
Oct. 19. at Evershot, by the 1t... E. Collins, Mr 11. Pullman,
to Mrs S. Barrett, both f the mama place.
Oct. 21, at Okisingtou, by the Rev W. F. Tregarthen, Mr
Richard Andrews, of Opulngton, to Mary Anna Elise,
daughter of Mr &mu& Hunt, late of Sheffield.
Oct. 24, at Colyton, Mr Thomaa Lane, of first Home,
Coll ton, to Mrs Callimder,.late of the Commercial Hotel

Oct. 21. at Christ Charc.h, Front*. Mr Arthur Sin.o ll.of
Canulleld Houle, to Elko Clan tta, youngert daughter "(Mr
James Compton, Cuherhill House,
Oct. 23, at Holy Irinity Chureh. P.otllngton, by the Her.
Edward Hillman, brother of the bridt:roorn, andated I y the
Rev Henry L sheen, Elliott, MA,. John Hillman, b 1;,
third son of Robert 1111 man, Esq., of The (Ir.:. e, Lyme!,
to Rosa, eldest daughter of George Klerk Req., I Stole. old
Lodge, Humeral., and Glouceeter-terrace, 11)de park-
gardens.