The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

HAY AND MTH ‘W MARKET.

JIVE 24.—Meadow hay, £2 15a. to
Et 104. ; slover .litto. C 4 Os. to k 5 84. ; and straw,
El 4s. to El Bs. per losd.

WOOL MARKET.

The English wool market him become more active,
owing to aeveral large Intreni having mimic their appear.
ante for the continent, and prices have an upward
tendency. The impiily of wool on offer is seasonably
large. The advicea from the provinces are favourable
as regards this article.
Dan Tetra
Illnwn For,
Half-bred noir, • •
Halfdired Wethera
Kent Flaw,.
lolecater Fleece., mixed
Combing Skins
Flannel Wiail
Blanket Wool

17d. to 18,1.
Ihl. I7d.
17d. —d.
ltd. Ind.
16.1. 17.1.
16,1. PIO.
13,1. 18.1.
13.1. 18.1.
6d. MI.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

W ARM I NATF.R, Saturday. June 25. —Wheat, Ma. to
464. (last week, 365. to 47..); new wheat, —s. to —R
(hot week, —4.) Barley. 2445. to 40s. (last week
245. to 400; (Pits, '22.. 4125,g. Mut week, 22.. to 233.1 1
beans, 344. to 464. (laht week. 384. to 444.) Peas,
to .. Oast week. a. to s.l dlh. loaf. 1141
—There was • good supply of wheat and rather •
di.poOtion to purchase, which, however, was checked
by an advance in price of full 26, per qr. In other
grain no variation.
SouruAurroY. Friday. Old wheat, £l3 Os. to
£l4 0.. ; new. Cl 3-4.10 Cl 4 s+. per load. Malting bar-
ley. 361. to Nk. : grin ling ditto. 27.. to 284. Oats. 26,
to 305. ; %own., 40s. to Ws. ; Malt, 64.. to 66e. per qr.
Flour, 365. Oil, to 37.. Od. I,er sack—There W•• •
better feeling in the wheat trade and more iliapatition
to purchaae, isles in some ill4.llCell being effected at
an advsnee of hilly Is. per qr. Oats, barley, and beans
each met a fair inquiry at previons quotations. Flour
trade steady at last week's prices.

At th a principal provincial corn markets OD Saturday
last the re was upon the whole, • tolerably fair show of
wheat, for which there was a pretty fair demand at
rifts ranging from Is. to 35. beyond the quotations of
abibe. lay week. In other descriptions of grain prices
irtlan rrt atoV__t_lie same.
i/ i 12 F. CLIROV4OL WOOL- M ARKET, JUNE 18.
..., .".,. ll • 'sip.. Ite week
. r been done this in foreign wool
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izii -•.— s. I jtogeilirr sastunol a more cheerful
rii • '.. be ut change. and tho,m will not be
t), takes pLias.
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VIIRra t.
June 21, at Brikort, the wife of Herbert Bustles
Houneell, of a son.
Jose 20, at Brook Fenn, Mantises* the wife tif Mr.
George 11.11rtt, of a daughter.
June 19, at Blondford, the pile ef gr. Wellington
Groves, chemist and dreggist, of a son.
A RRIAGM.
June 23, at At. Faure, Hall's.pond, klington, by the
1t... Henry Ikek, MA., the Rev. Charles Andrew,
M. .4., of !hoot...rib. Yorkshire. to Mary &hurts
ikughtvr of the 1.. t Lt,gg,.‘ ,e,ey, &N., of

Jun', 9.1" t St. M ill.ndront. he the Res.
Rezinald Smith. the Res. Philip Frank Eliot, son of
William Eliot. Req.. of Weymouth, to Mary Anna
Marriott. ehleat daughter of the late Rev. Francis
Smith, rector of Rushton, Dorset.
June 21. at Writtle, George Bore. I*, of IVY
Church. Watt. to Amelia, daughter of the late C.
Bush, Esq., surgeon, and niece of Dr. Bush, of Eton
Lodge, Highwood,

DEATHS.
June 20, at West Hill Cottage, Wyke, near Wey-
mouth, Captain John Sanger Goodridp, formerly in the
South Western Company's Channel lidande Paclced
Service, and late manager of the Company's vessels at
Weymouth, aged 34. He mu the youngest 100 of the
late Captain James Ooodridge, and was respected and
regretted by all acquainted with him.
June 20, at Weymouth, John, the eldest and much-
beloved eon of Mr. William Dyer, of Yeovil.
' June 20, at Weymouth, of rapid decline, Arthur
Astley Owen, the eldest son of Herbert Owen, Esq., 01
the Inner Temple, barrister•at-law, aged 18.
June 20, at Didniarton, Mr. Cherie, Long, formerly
huntsman for his Grace the Duke ot Beaufort, lomat
a wife and ten children to lament his loss.

Al! communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FREDIRICK MALLET; Editor of the Dorset
County Express and Agricultural Chnette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.

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