The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-02-22 00:00:00

NARK-LINE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAT, FRB. 18.—Coastwise, the arrivals of English
wheat, this week, have amounted to only I,76oquarters.
Fresh up, to-day, by land carriage, the receipts were
limited, and the show of samples was very moderate.
Good dry qualities sold at full prices ; but other kinds
moved off slowly, at Monday's currency. There was a
large supply of foreign wheat on the stands. The amount
of business doing was limited. In prices, however, no
change took place. Malting barley was scarce, and in
request, at fully late rates, and the value of grinding and
distilling sorts was supported. Malt realised full
prices ; but the demand was far from active. We had a
fair demand for oat% beans, and peas, at full currencies.
Flour, however, was a slow sale, at late rates.

CU RRR N R PRICES or 014111841 GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shilling. per qr.
WHEAT—Emex. Kent, and Suffolk. whit :48 42
.. Dltt,i, fine .elected rune .. 44 47
. Ditto, red .. 3.: 43 ..
.., Ditto. Telavers 47 50
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire3B 44
BAILKY Malting 34 43
. ..
„ Grinding and distilling . 24 30
, Chevalier . .
; MlT—Essex. Norfolk, end Suffolk .. 57 r4l
„ Kingston, Ware, and Town-made 00 go
OATS —Eon: and Suffolk .. . b:s 25
„ Scotch and Lincolnshire, potato 24 2.9
F. Ditto, feed .. n 20.. ..
, Irish potato.. 22 27
.. ..
RYE.. .. 31 34
.. .. ..
BEANS—M 34 3g
..
licirsa,nlll Harrow •.•. 38 41
.. Pigeon . .. ..
41 45
PICAS --Non-Rollers .. . .. 35 37
~ W!-..te, Ewes. and Kent, boilers 314 42
.• Ditto, Fine Suffolk .. .. 43 44
i. Maple .. .. .. 41 45
, Grey .. .. 37 40
..
Fidllil--Bow mark., delivered (V sack) 33 40
Seconds ditto and Country .. Zi 32

TORRION GRAIN.
WHZAT—Dantsic And Konigsberg
-
Ditto, ditto, extra -
Rostock, Stettin. 11.1.1 Wiilgnst
Belgium and Poinmensniim -
s• Danish and Silesian - •
„ Italian, or Mariatioplo - •
„ Odessa • - - - -
, American and Canadian -
BARLEY Waiting - • • • -
Grinding and distilling - -
OATS—Poland and Brew - - -

- 41 to 46
- 47
- 42 48
- 41
- 38 43

- 20
2IS 30
-30 30
- 37 40
35 34
- 37 39

Feed
BEANS--Kmall -
EgYptian
P6A--White Rollers -
Yellow ditto -
Non-holler.
RLOUR--French Rhenish (per mek) 110
Canadian and American Sour - 19 2I
Sweet - 20 24

BIRTHS.

_ ......
February 19, at Evershot, the wife of Mr. C. Spong,
of • eon.

February 17, at 10, Clarence Buildings. Wcrtn.utb,
the wife of 3fr. W. F. Compton, of a (laughter.
February 14, at Taunton, the wife of Mr. Cl. Parsons,
lessee of the turnpike and market tolls, of a son.
February 1:1, at No. Is, Bedford-circus, Eseter, the
wife of Henry Wilcock/ Hooper, Esq., solicitor, of •
110111.

February 12, at Park-hill, Lyndhurst. the wife of
Captain William Morant (late Grenadier Guards), of a
son, which survived its birth only half an hour.

MARRIM:ES.

February 15, at St. Mary's Church, Melcombe Regis,
by the Rev. Ralph .1. Lyon, Charles Frederick Saunders,
Eat.. Youngest son of George William Saunders, Esq.,
of Stroud, Gloucestershire, to Alice Martha, second
daughter of Joseph Drew, Esq., of Weymouth.

DEATHS.
February 18, at Winibome, much lamented, Mr. George
Hatehard, jun., miller.
February 16, at Wareham, suddenly, from a paralytic
seizure. Charlotte, the beloved wife of J. N. Atkins.
Esq., of the Dorset Batik, &gni 63 years. She has left •
large family ant circle .4 friends to lament her loss.
February 15. at Market-street, Poole, William Hubert,
youngest son of Mr. Samuel Bargery, in the lith year of
his age.
February 14, at Channinster, after a few days illness,
Sarah Major, late of Blandford, aged SI.
February 13, at P.sile, Mary, the wife of Joseph
Aplin, game dealer, after a long and painful illness,
borne with Christian fortitude, aged 57.
February 12, at Frogniore, Ilawkchurch, Mr. James
1101, aged 62 years.
February 12, at Bruton, Mr. Daniel Ward, in his 615 t
year, for many years proprietor of the silk factories in
that town. His loss will be felt deeply by his friends,
of whom he had many.
February 12, at the Chapel House, Bruton, the Rey.
William Skinner, aged 56, the esteemed pastor of the
Independent Church in that town for upwards of 3.1
years.
February 11, at Dorchester, Miss Tompkins, for many
years resident in the town, and much respected.
Febumry 11, suddenly, of disease of the heart, Charles
Andrew Caldwell, Esq., of Boveridge-park, Cranbome,
Doniet, and 3, Audley-square, London,