The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-27 00:00:00

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DEPARTURE OF THE VOLUNTEEp4
CAMP.

The heavy shower; on Monday no daabi
il
reduced the snubber of our valuate*, ,
have started for Burton Bradeteck el.:"
Down almost to the time for depact,"l"•,_
ter the weather was wet and disaunn•
Weymouth corps in
_particular had a- ---.• ne
hut to begin with. Instead of c...aing
train they were to leave Weymouth hy-' "W. s
1.40 irsin, arriving at Dorchester ab sit 10, ,
shower fell at the time they were to stud h •
mouth, and they =tetanal at the auk, n
through. ' 41i/
The Weymouth company was under tin,
of Captain GMOU, with Lieut.
Quartermaster-Sergeant Lee, coloar,s6...file
sergeant 0. Jeffery, Sergeiuit-Instru—ntaw:l
rank and file, and at Upwey they took na :I°.
under Lance-Corporal Symonds, Makieg,-;
MAOM, &C., a total of 57.
Dorchester Company mustered at their 064
Princes-street, about 11 30, and Caotaia
in command, with Lieut. Willieron Andraze
unnutec.Sergeant Rumsey, id!affereanu'r
Sergeants Harris and Roger., and noose
Tmisaynl.cir;o3lerraukTahned
total
anwdul
542 hanurid. ILI
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up with their band and inspected hy a 4,
course of people, who accompanied thea—'T
Tiinity and South-street. to the Graat w
Station, where they were met by Colonel Fenn-,
Adjutant Harmer. A short delay Wm
the station, for the train which
eastern corps had not yet arrived, though .71
was already in waiting to lAN; the e
carriages from the junction. By and 1nt644,
steamed into the 8 .uth-Western Station, '
Wareham, Poole, and Wimborne corps
Wareham company numbered 27, inciodine
master-Sergeant Elmes, Colour-Sergeant j.u.,
Jenkins, Bridle, and Street.
Poole company were commanded!), Cs%
semwtrghtty.
seeHuLtiksanßuinsdgt
aeltiaonc.rdlixoneLi,eu,
stacii?lourbognecen.ivitmi,
file numbering 44.
Wimborne company were commanded h., c 1
Lloyd-Joner, with Lieut. Rawlins, Sub-Lieut,
Staff-Sergeant Ilajter, Sergi& Wallingford, r
and Waterfall, Sergeant-Instructor &yet. i
bugler, rank and file 29.
The South-Western train was &net* i
for Weymouth; but at the junction tilt wrilio
Weymouth were sent on, the volunteer'
being detached and brought by a menial .7,7
the Great Western station where they j inedio
of the volunteer train, and were sent oil
half-past 12, amid a little cheering ; but theaubso
ceased raining, the unfavourable event oftlisslea
drew rather • damper en their spirits. Wskuua
ever, that the weather may clear, that a pleneaa
will be spent in camp, mid the volunteer, cowl
bronzed and hearty.

LONDON CORN MARKET (OPENI3%

Wisest, dull and weak ; flour, depresiwl
. barley, maize, beans, and neat winos; chi
Arrivals :—English wheat, 1,901 (irk
sacks ; trwebrn wheat, 60,090 ; barley. 300 ; 0e5.711
beans. 8645; maize, 21,631 qrs.; flour, 3,430 too
18,418 sacks.

MARI{ LANE, MONDAY (CLOSINGL

Fine wheat sold with rather more reeding.:
aorta were dull and weak. Flour inactive, tan:
All other articles in slow demand at prerion

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—MOgn
(THIB DAY.)
2,500 beam, about 1,200 foreign, trade della
4s 641 to 5a 10d; 13,000 sheep and lambs, 2 OW Cori
tracts quiet; sheep, 4, 64 to 6s 10,1; Ismhs7cr7r
calves, N 6<l to 61 2<l: Pigs, tr to :a per
Deptford there were 1,900 beasts and 13,0na ame.

DORCHESTER
SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET

A very thin attendance in consequence 4. z
brilliant weather, which attracts farmers tn theni
Fanners may congratulate themsel res on the *4
appearance of the corn as compared with lag im
Very little English wheat on offer at Ls vs
prioes, from 366 to 425. Best foreign whets sa
and sought after, at barely last week's p6zat
Me to 53e. Barley : Foreign was ecarce and print
—shoat 27s to 28s per quarter. Oat. : A far
of new oat, was shown, promising god quality!
grain. The trade was firm. Maize fi
delivery on the spot was acarce, and ommaaisi
prioes of last week, round, 33. to 345, fiat fril
Ns. Cakes are pretty firm; but at node* Fs