The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-14 00:00:00

HAY AND STRAW MARKET&

SMITR7lllll3.—Mas4ow bay. la Oa. to £5 5..;
clover. ta Oa. to Lb 15..; straw. Ll 15.. to 1:2 4a.
pot load.

Since this day eeinnight there was rather more
animation in the demand for most kinds of home-
grown wool. Some large parcels have found burin
for shipment to Francs, and additional quantities have
ha ni
nds for bo• use, at very full prima. The
stiri on offer is only moderate.
Down Teo
Down Ewes
Half-bracl Ilona
Half-bred Withers 1714. lied.
Kent Fleece.
laieeeter Fleeces, inked
Combing Skins
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool

WOOL MARKET.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
WARmonism, Saturday May 11.—Wheat. 40. to
Os (last week, 40. to 63e)—New Wheat, 3e Od to
Od (last week, 38s to )—Barley, 30s to dls Od
(last week, 30s to 41s od)—Oata, Ns to 32s Od (last
weak, SU to 38. 04)—Beans, 48. to 88. Bast week,
4ds to 820-81 b. Loaf, 15d.—There wise fair supply.
The presence of the Yeomanry Cavalry and the weMem
of the morning made business very dell. When oar
return left, the trado dons in wheat had been effected
at teat wwsk's rasa. Barley maintained ita vales. la
oaks and beans no variation.
804111.1.11P4011, Friday.—Old Wheat, 915 Os. to
lad 115 s. ; Now, £l2 N. to ela 10a. per load;
Matins Barley. Ma. to 445. • Grinding ditto, 30i. to
368. ; (lets, 251. to 30s. ; Boons, 40.. to 565. ; Malt, 665.
to res. per qr. ; Flour, 475. to 465. Od, per sulk.—
The 'Mesdames Sawa Whist In tigr supply, ml• Mud
• steady sale, at late quotations. Oats, beans, and
hubby sold at MI prices, with • Wady sak. Flour
without
Awnowss,asarriday.—Whast, 48s. Od. to Th. OdL_Pwr
qr.; barley, Sic to 41s. per qr.; oats, 18.. to
Pmlit .%0 —S.; en, —a. to —s.; tans, —4. {o
Per wee.alc--Nriag. 164. per fillm—Ploar, Mis. la 411 e.
Wheat (cid) Ts. dd. la Os. Od. ;
--• ; %achy, Is. Oil. to Is. 34. per
Od. to h. id. ; beam, Is. N. *0 8..

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(mow), Is. Bd. to
bulbs • OM.,
PK hula.

BIRTHS.

May 9, at the Grove, Bridport, the wife of Frederick
W. Guadry, cli arcs.
May 1, at Wyke Eagle, the 'rife of Hare, Faq., of
OOD.

- May 4, at C. 00.1, near rtook, Qs wife of Ir.
Charles Cifter, ol a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

lfay 12, at AU Saints Church, Dorchester, by the Rev?
J. P. F. Davidson, Mr. Charles Reynold, of Dorchester,
to Sarah, third daughter of Mr. Robert Smith.
May at the Congregational Church, Dorchester,
(by Beate), by the Rev. James Stott, Wesleyan
Minieter, Mr. Edward Ware, to Sophia Foster, both of
Winterborne Witabureh.

Wyke—liegls, by nit Rev. H. C. Pigott,
motor, Mr. Mark Stark, of this New Ina Wyk. Regis,
to Mlle Elisabeth Welhnan, of Qs same Place.
May 7, at name Ditto., Surrey by the Rev:
Edward H. Rogers, rector, Joesph William, only ion of
Mr. Joseph Ifaundses, of Weymouth, to Susan Thomas,
second daughtor of Owns Hedlogy, Esq., of Melbourne,

May 9, et Netherbury, by the Rev. A. Spring Rice,
John, eldest son of Mr. BR Lenthall, yeoman, to Miss
Jane Synth ,41 only daughter of Mr. Charles Salisbury,
yeoman, both of Netherbury.
May 8, at Hursely, Winchester, by the Rev. John
Bible, Hemp, eldest son of the late Mr. Barton, of the
Grans, Basing, Hants, to Bliss, ',minced daughter of
Mr. Porter, of Standen, Homely.

DEATHS.

Al Grove Bulldinp, Dorchester, of consumption,
Amelia, second daughter of En. Fippard, groat, in the
27th year of Ku age.
May 6, at Bridport, the wife of F.. Nicholette, Esq.,
Town Omit' aged 64 y.srs.
May 1, al Cern, Abbas, Mr. Joseph Bennett, *gal

—May 1, at Ivanhoe, Walter, the infant eon of Mr.
Ern KnelL
May 3, at Dorcheeter, Grace Alice, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mn. C. Heats, of Woolaston Terrace.
May 4, at Paris, Madame Corrine Roes Prins
Carroup de Morigny, aged 73, the beloved mother of
Mons. Emlia de Moripy, of Weymouth.
May 4, 4 Weymouth (at the residence of his brother-
in-law, Mr. J. W. J. Oswald), Mr. William John
Anderson, late of Manchester, aged 34 years.
May 5, at Up-Cerne, Cecilia Relau
daughter of the Rev. Alexander Williams, rector of that
parish.
May 7, at Lynn Regis, after a long illness, borne with
Christian resignation, Mr. Daniel Donator in the 53rd
year of his age. Re was respected in his life, and Lire-
Maypotted in his death.
sec 6, after a few hours' Wars, Elisabeth Susanna,
raglan of Mr. John A. Randall, Devises, aged
1.2 yours.
_ yMa 6,4 Brooke:Writ. Mary, wife of Mr. William
Brood. aged 75.
May 3, at Cheltenham, Elisabeth, relict of the late
John Conyers Place, of Mardian, aged 8L

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