The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00

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„;O,FDON CORN MARKET.

' -BY SPZCIAL lIIPBABS.

'(yROM OUR OWN REPORIZR.)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Eh

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The WU an average supply of white wheat at
late prima
Rod wheat la. per quarter cheaper. All inferior
.or ales einaper, , a 110112 e oases 9a per quarter.
Bader sold at 6d. per quarter cheaper.
Oats Steady at old priest,
prices': Wheat, 60e. to 68..; ditto Old White,
154 a. to eta ; Barley (malting), 28e. to 32a.; grind-
ing, 274..t0 30..; NU, 20e. to 288. per quarter.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET,
'CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

There was an average number of bombs on offer
at to-daii 'market.
Beet of prime quality sold at the same money as
last week, as, also did aheep.
Piga of inferier kinds were in little request.
Laub realised 6a. sad 6s. 4d. per stone.
Prissier Beef as. 44. to 4s. Bd. • Mutton, 3a. 104.
to sale. Veal, 3a Bd. to ss. ; Pork, 4a Od.
to 4a. led. per stone.

,
TER CORN TRADE.

The parficulars of oar importations of foreign wheat
and 5131Lir.ft'om the beginning of the year to the and of
July,. efferded proof, that up to the period of the
pressat harvest the supplies wore on an ample scales
The total of wheat landed at the various porta of the
UnitiL.Singdom daring the seven months, was
4,513.814 qrs, showing an moms of about 34 per sent.
over *0 extraordinary Importations of the correspon-
ding pesdotl of la* year, and of mere than 137 per
cent. perm 00004 the aims month in 1860. Since the
end at sitilg, the snivels trom America have continued
to be ..etmassashable magnitude, sad it msy., therefore,
be mimed that lithe anticipation, of deficiency 'Ohs
hoznerwep this year should be realised, we shaIII be
found, .tee fair extent, prepared.
Inwing the week, trade at most of the leading pro-
Yincialeeerkees have been slaggiisb, in many instances,
at • decline of from Is. to 2s. per quarter for old, and
from sis. to is. per quarter for new wheat. Barley
quiet-- sat previous rates, but beans maintaining
full rimj. la many parks of the country the
crops-ea lair breadths *I land have been gathered in
In goad sendatioa.
MARLLAU, Friday.—The wheat trade to-day has
beeu allow at Monday's quotations, both for Inglish and
foreign, which is la. to 21. per quarter dealing on this
+sky amenigiaL The dour trade was ales dull. Barley
steady* V4llO and demand. Malt firm; best Ware,
68s. to 70s. per quarter. Ia oats a retail business done
at Monday's prices. Beans and peas both very firm.
.Linseed and rape at fall rates. New
winteistaree art selling at Bs. per bushel. Other seeds
firm. ltosting einem slow, at about late rates.
Arrieldi : Tagil& andfMotch wheat, 3,200 qrs. ; barley,
160 qre.'; cats, qm.; Irish oats, 340 qrs. ; Foreign
wheaC now q.; barley, 6,540 qrs. ' • oats, 13,160
qrs. Emus, Baiglish, 750 sacks; forslgn,96o sacks and
7,4301mne15.
WststartaLo, Friday.—There was a fair quantity of
hew lalusit• offering, whit& must be noted at la. to 2.s
tier lower the last Friday. Old in retail
lower.liens 4rathsr
Iklisy.—A. fair attendanse of buyers.
Whectikibetter demand *the fall mires of Tuesday.
Wielimemo4•l3starday, ffept.4.—Whast 40s. to 61s.
—New Wheat, 545.96. to 60a. 04.—Barley, 255. to 35a.
—Oehlrlfkat be '2150 041)—Beansie 40.. Ur 485.-81 b.
Loafsgal.....ffheve was amnali 'supply of wheat, for
whWirddidierpoices were nought, badness was chiefly
donee* lest weales rake. f.Mta and beans es last
week.

0171: :OATTLE MAtirMTS.
MilllihiettiMr,. Thursday.—Amongst the heads
bere_tmday were SOO oxen from Spain and Porturesatain
P full ing% Pondition. The show of borne-fed
was nibiterate, Prime Scots and shorthorns commanded
• sttiadS iliquiry, at fully Monday's currency; but
infoostrt, bredis moved of slowly, at barely late rates.
The citation was 4• Id. per 81b. We have to
✓ep , bat by as means active, inquiry for sheep
—thertifiply of w0%4 was rather limited—at full prices.
The 'buler Downs realised 51i. 4d. per Mb. In lambs
only • moderate busissem Imo Mains, at late rates—vis.,
fronflk tots. 4d. pm' Eillk (MVOS 'IMO quite am dear
as on'ilonday ; but pigs and mach sows commanded
very' Me attention.
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Ntlmuis. AND LEADEGIALL. —Moderate an pplle o
asset only am on aide here. Generally speaking the
tradiVulerelisadr, as follows e—lnferior bee(, 2a. Bd. to
36. • middling ditto, 3e. 2d. to 3e. 64.; prime large
dittit,-.IIL Bd. to 31i. 104. , prime email ditto, 4a. to
46. gjd..q. 'huge pork, 4. to 46. W. • inferior mutton, :
• Gist. 116. 10G; middliag mottoW, 46. to 4.. 24.;
printi Mitre, 4a. 44. to 46. 64.; veal, 36. 104. to
4s. 86.04 mail pork, 4a. 84. to fr. iamb, 4s. to 54. '
Ba Tituay. —Then was but a short supply
of beeffat the inaritet te.clay, and the quality on the
whole wit bet aloud dams. There were exceedingly
few seem end eaten for sale, the matority of the beasts
being gem Alia heiress. The iupply of mutton was
also.triert. w*any et whlth, bo.v, waa on the
wholoidbeee the average. There were het a few lambs
at thireterklik and, the deemed beitig kik; they were
qiiioldrreehl. The supply of pigs wee lerepi, and the
saleheinsi smkgeratively brisk, at • hoe week,. pekes.
There like ally three cows and Gavle at itiessoarket,
and Jralilthie inquiry for them. The.. seetelset few
homes at the markets partly in ooraereeeee of the
reeeeeleir, and also of another fair Oa .ertorksrne•
Prime* heej, 58e to 666. per owt mutton, nd per
lb ; bieeke4pet ; pike smattered.

• . '.- GROCERS GAZETTE.
LANDOW,' Friday.—The colonial produoe markets
during the week have been lest freely supplied than of
late' ND prices remain without material improvement.
hinfir 'hes been Om, and the arrivals having fallen off,
ho dhit seem less disposed to realise the /fatherland
TradiAl Carnpany's sale on the 24th hist.'which comet/me
41,S;ba,sitete of Java; or 20,000 baskets more than in
the ' ius 116118011. Ooloury' plantation Ceylon coffee '
is 'yeaclily taken off by the exporters. The de-
liveffes centime large, and the market shows unabated
Arcot*. Fine qualities of Trinidad cocoa have sold
edvitakie. if De xaluationli. The operations
steady.
heti Veal. Wafer restricted to cargo Bengal
th4eltbbletning fell raths; white remains .
There has scarcely been an improvement in the
inarleala-whieh sesames-spiel. and general quotations '
are t.* some as on Friday last. Fine Montag,'
oomait We sold for exportation op to 2s, Cid. pet
lb.,' !onto Japan has been taken for Nerth
Amitta. ; Another series of sales will commence on
Thtfildhiti the lith fwd.., including 1312 packages of
Assad,' Currants continue to sell freely, at 275. to
31sPfer tiatr, sad 20s. to 21s. for old. The quality of
newliming Ane attracts general attention on the part of
dearsix Arrivals will shortly be plenteous, and prises
will doxibtleas be well supported. Old are easier, and
with the present very large stock, are not likely to
renfrei their past position. Vilentiaa are firm at 35e.
Figs add Smyrna raisins expected next week. Tallow
is steady, at 48s. to 9d. on the spot; 495. to 3d. for
th=months; 495. 94. January to March.
L' Setsta /dxstaity, Friday.—The market con-
Coati Arm and steady, With an upward tendency.
oroBel*. 'boweret, complaining of dull trade in the
counlit,,abetain from buying beyond their immediate
wanta., _
_Refiners' goods are unchanged in value, and In
fluva
the-MiTil ' - d for m.m...ent requirements.
'AMIE hUiturr, - Friday.—Finas, 975. •
secenda,L p ; thirds, 86*.; fourths, 81*.; fifths, 723'.
:31Arki, seconds, Ms. a thirds, 90s.
1,830 bi tbs mutat.
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.3 37-
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OlLyilsicsTs.
TrlZ—The value of al kinds of oolonial
woil,ati "'Win has been well supported, and the
bidding, hevablesa Whin* Active. Iswr wool' have
real:Tod extreme rates. Privately. Mah wool has
changed-hands to • moderate extent, at currencies.
ETSPEligiiiii. 'WOOL • rAia. Mr oom-
maimed on Wednesday mid terminated on Thursday.
The alkNiflande warireesl, there being among the buyers
nini4iltastir from the clothing districts of Yorkshire,
Sninatsslt 'and Gloucestershire. The quantity
of youobenlly pilleherLwae small, but the system of
deag ktAsseWhal now prevails to. great extent, and
th lashed is therefore so criterion of the ex-
ten.lisitalie 'reel offering. The sales were numeroas,but
altbrigh reoinit.quotelions were maintained, the prioee
obtained. aye stated to be hardly remunerative 4 the
_ntarielphi. *Mr* fie the rates demanded by fanners. The
fo:r44. 181• WO the avnesge prime radioed :—Fleeee
w 18d. pas lk ; shorts, 12d. to 1L; comb-
in, 164 e ist 20d. ; 4mlie wool, irki. to 19d.
Ons,

C.1.1.1D0N BONE AND/ FAT MARKET, SEM 6
8. d.
{aria° Store Bogies • • 4 6 per cwt.
k• - - 10 0
ite tlitto - 4 3
Ox Head ditto - • - 3 0 „
-Emelt Staff - • - 31 6 „
Butehers' Boma Fat • • 3 6 per stone.
7/t)ir

POTATO AfARICET.
BoloCratt AND gPITALYINLDEL—These marketa are
faitly frtipplisd with potato**, tor whieh the trade rake
inactive, at about previous rata& York regent 70s.
to 1208. ate khkwa, 60.1 V/ • ditto rooks, Mo. to
90s. per ton.

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1041401,4 Friday. —Tiss doing in off kinds Of
Irtal bAttori is only ; nevertheless
are Fo • • norved off sloorigi,e:
Iste=l..ithost gaoled at 192 s ; KsWen,
944- 003* i non& r Holstein, 84e. to
Yr4ol• ; lea •Issveyi als., per 'wt. Bacon is dull
InTIPIY, 411._ 0. ,in ass • quotations. ' sheens vela; tittle: is doing Edam it offering at trolls
48‘ja .52t. estl (tondo, Ms. 0 446. Par CR* Has
Ma/ bepurcnoo lower terms. In other provisions
Las latimm

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Fon. on Tnitedoy, than
t.tit • nsisin Swot fetched 36n.
Mom mold we/I—prism own
• on omit an
min IN THZ ammo Winn :--20istiolaot, Waltham ivrontrit —Friday, Wilton (Wilts) ; Giles' 8111, noir
(Rank); Gillingham (Dorset).