The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01 00:00:00

COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKETS.

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MINLING LANE. FRIDAY Sort. 27.--In the
Colonial awl Foreign Produce Markets during the week
and quotations have
• healthy demon I has 'emended,
been firmly maintained, but rather less activity is
ilantioAhit
heat. till%
in pobirttliar,
itols having been mata.rially lightened, there is lees
di.pantmii to rehonie. Coffee has again mold largely, and
price bevefuriber advatieed, although the market has
been freely supplied. In the Pot trade the principal
feature i• the arrival of the first shiputent of the new
crop. Some HaLsow cotton. have proved of fine quality,
aol till, opened at 111. per lb., but the consignment,
a. • whole doe. not compare favonrablv with the early
imports of previous oessone. COOOll is 2.. per cwt.
th,arer, with • good demand. Spices of all kinds
command a ready mile. flinger firmly supports the late
a.iVPOI., and colds hence is 2. to a*. per cwt. higher.
The dried Fruit trade continues healthy, old currants
finding free buyers at extreme rates to • further slight
enlm.uOohues. Tran's-tion. lii .liill have been mode-
rate, without change in pne.es; fur rum the market is
firmer, owing to the announcement of • Government
contract. Hemp. jute. an ann.lar. fabrics are attracting
increaard attention. and quot.tiuna fur most kinds ate
higher by lOks. to lbs. par ton. Saltpetre sells only as
offered, upon lower terms. In oilaved there la les,
doing, nattier from dinduslied supply than any other
mum,, and prices *till end against the buyer. Vegetable
oils of all kind are well aupported; for 0000..uut
and
olive pricey have agaiu rieen, the former Is. per cwt.,
and the latter 110 e. per ton. The tallow market, affected
by
apacui.u,,,,,,,,,..re5i005, has been excited, and Moen
Al.higher than on Friday list.
MAWR Uinta toe Bosse AID FAT.--For tee week
4m...eober :113th, 1561: Minus store bones,
ad; waltoN ditto, 10s.. butchers' waste ditto, Is ;
0, .„.gdirgo.ge ; rough eta, ed cwt; rough jas
ffid pee Nom.

BIRTHS.

September 111, n. Oody. emit:canner, of Wetayate, under-
went beer nineteenth ancouehement ; nod baring on tags
meadon twine. thus saw her twentleth
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September 21, at Leesport, the U...f H. Merrick, nee., of
a son and belt.

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September 22, st Orspees Farm, Sutton Mallet', Bridgwater,
Mrs Hoary Bartlett Brown, of a son
Beptamber ft. n London, the wife of Mr W. Stevens, iste of
awepret. of. &twister.

MARRIAGES.

At North Parrott, by the Res. H. Hoskins, Thomas,
youngest son of Mr. John Greening, of Broaderinsor
to Susan, eldest daughter of Mr Robsrt Seeley, of North
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September 17, at Wlthlel. Gunman, by the Rev. Vyell
Donedthorne Piny Mo. rector of Wintertorne Monckton,
brother of the brides. malated by tow tether and the Rev.
Prebendary Lyn*. rector of Tytrardrastli, the Rev: Eduurd
Lister Balisbury, incumbent of Biseovey, eldest ton of Eduard
Sillsbury, Foq., kite of Middleton Tower, Lanceshire, to Anus
Pmneei—.lo, at the same time and place, Charles ninety
Williams, Esq., eldest son I octavius William., Esq., of
Truro, to BoW4 Mark n—eldeet and wood daughters of too
Rev. Vyell Franck. Tyvyan. rector of the parish.
September 21. at 80 George's Church, Pimlico, Mr Walker,
of London, to Mee Bassett, of Bridp rt.
11:1e ber U, at Sytootniebury, by the Rev. IL Rasrintenn,
.=nry Richard Raneford. to Elisabeth, eklest daughter of
Mr. Thomas Broke, of Walton.
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iteptem.er If, at .Cheddar, ilontemet, by the Right Hon. and
Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bath and Well., mutated by the
Rev. Hyde Wyndham Dada, elms of Latton, Wilts, uncle
of the bride, the Hon. William Leonard Rohn*. s'Court, °Mart
son of the Lord Retabury, to Rubella Sophia, eldest
daughter of the Rev. RicSe.d s'Court Radon, rime of
Cheddar.

DEATHS.

Sg,tember IS. from &mused the heart sod luup, Mr. Joel
Hardy. of Y•ovIL

At *Aheettettet House, the Riff. DT. D2y. 1A.... vicar of
Mendleshes, Suffolk. brothcr of the late J. B. Day, Esq., of
Weedyates, apd et

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