The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

(FROM OUR OWN R.RPORTR&)

Knit Lank Yes JBl7 1366•—""f1i
Mislead sapplise wheat hays sass sa bass
&raw viskilitmend for an Ids& buboes
bia tai isseliV• AWL lad the wasaatkes ham Is
sous issassees. sires IRV Is Paw tsaistss Pareles
sbig, tem nsporta et which have bass sodas* hew,
eseased bud* slowly. and the earessolas base had •
ar,,moas swidesiry. V ISt& barley has laws os
▪ ; swertheles• both awl fereiga hare met
▪ awl .1.4 at Aar previous rates this hes ruled a-
wes* watiesare, with a fair *airy. Pow* Pits Iwo
S ons freely to bead, and the oat Wade has smathisod in
• eery inesties slats, at barely slatirem prises News
km dives way about la. per qsarbar, wilha bashvy bi-
t:miry. la pees vis 7 little bee bees parsing, as femur
terms. The Saw rade kr beau rano* imolai'. as
late rates

--Tbo—Froooli siorkoks bars bon samovars 1000 v, tee
lowly all kinds @Owed** at berg, It. Ws &Aso is
quolotiono ; Now York shim balm ray little
Asap ka It. at.. ci prods.. Tho mambos ea offer
won ossoonably how aid the export trod. woo War

I. Seoia smarbees have bees heavy for wbsoit "
bsMy stationary priest. All 'prise sera has MINIM of
hat se restsrial slump has takaa pies in the
quaint's,.
Is Irelsad, the oars trails geocrany Is. hoso fa a
lapel inaeltve stela, sad the sorressiss Is,, bad a
&eosin bioassay.
ethesdinsly favourable aseethis at hood tram the
whole at the grain distrisis this 7=zieheys bad a
dopresiug spa. the Sada sad oaly
head-te-thad pan:eases wen made. no harvest
hes already sionithesd la sone parts cif Let Oe Fri-
day, the kit NM peril of rape sled this leases was..
oath, sad said at Lk per quarter.
Lewis averages for the pith asek:—Wheat, 46.. ed. ;
Uses, Us. ; piss, SO&

CLOGS OF TIM II /MIT.
COM. Th• &Meadows, was reasericalalup mall.
Wheat was aomMally somewhat sharper, het WM
balms ma doer Barley sad oats waft Ilm at late
Mee.

--6;rri.s.—Thans no • large sappiy of beasts and
sheep at this day's marked, the st.ndasos walk hc,v-
ever, short, and buisen saserally very inactive, and
prices, exempt for very dialog quality, being In favour of
the buyer. The top price for bad sad muttoa waa fe.

CORN MARXILTR.

LOYDOII, Friday.—Wlast, owing to the medusas.,
of Gm weather very little lannineet was transacted in
loutish wheat to-day. Ths supply on ages was small
bat alearanee wa• not effeeled. 1. prieesiEmpared
with Monday, no quotable situp took The
nunitet was well supplied with fore/apt . AU
degariptious were in limited request, and the quota-
Uric' were barely suprted. Floating cargoes of grain
moved off slowly, it busty late rates.—Tbe simply of
barley on our was very moderate. 'Tim trade, how.
ever, ruled very inactive, on former tams, malt was
duff, but without change is value from Monday.—
There was a large supply o/ foreign oats on the stands.
All dmeriptioos sold heavily, ant prime had. downward
tendeney.—Beans and peas met a dull inquiry, albarely
bate rates.—ln Scar a limited business was traameted ;
nevertheless, prime ruled stattonary.—Linesed dull, at
slightly named ratim—The rapeseed buyers arsenals'
for new, the prices of •ktkh are wonted lob. We',
moderate, from the luge growth of this artlsie both at
boom and stircod.—Anfrals : Wheat, Esgilob.B7ocire ;
foreign 2,330 qre.: barley, English, 10 qr..; foreign
1.020 qrs.; malt, English, 2,110 qrs. Oam, foreign,
47,200 qrs.; Flour—English, 640 sacks: Foreign, 830
sacks.

Batumi., Tharaday.—The arrivals this week me
bury a wheat arid flour, of other articles light. At
the market today there was a mall &Mesdames of the
trade, and a short supply of Hagfish wbest; the de-
mand wu eery slow, and prices gale way from lc to
2a. per qr. The saes of foreign were entirely confined
to American parcel& which were taken ton fair cutest
by millers, ala decline of lc par qr. Barley firm, but
very quiet. In oats nothing whatever passing. and
values nominaL Beans and Indian corn each offered
so rather easier terms, but few tranuetions reported in
either.

Friday.—The market was fairly attended.
Wheat in limited demand at a decline of Id. to 24.1. per
rental. Flour, eery little doing, and the turn cheaper.
Indian corn, fair sale for mixed at 911 e 9d. Egyptian
leans steady. Saida. 30a Oats and oatmeal unchanged.
WAsznam, Friday. —Supplies of fresh wheat small.
Trade slow, and prizes rather lower. Oats and beans
without alteration.
_

Daner Friii;;..-Short supply of wisest, which
realised the rates of last market day. No change in the
value of spring corn.
Eirreft. Friday.- Wheat, a fair supply, but aides
were checked • holders not willing to submit to the
following roil:alien of Id. per bushel :-Beet white.
Ba. 11.1 toll. 4td ; ditto, (red) ss. 94. to 6. per 82
lb@ ; barley, (grinding) 3a. 94. to 4.; oats, (best
quality) 3a. Id. to 3a. 44. ; ditto, inferior, 2s. 104 to
34 per imperial measure. Flour-Slow sale.- Super-
fine. 97a. to 34.. ; fine, 34a. to 35..; seconds, 32a to nil
per lAD lb..
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D•uitai, Thurwisr.—Wo had a •ef7 iaJI
both w retards sapid, and attsodanse. Tb. whole of
what was shown was easily dispirwd of, at hid work's
prices. Wiwot, hest, 465. to 5,; ditto sscondar".
Mt. to 455. ; ditto irferior, 345. to 395.; barley, 30s. to
345. : oats. 22.4. to 26., ; besets, 38.. to 461.; pews 36a.
to 42.. per qr. ; 'riches, di. 3d. to 7s. per bushel;
dour, 6ne, 38s. to 40s. ; seconds, 38.. to 37a pa amok.

CATTLE MARKETS.
11117110POLTTAII, Thentday.- We hays a lame supply
of beast. and a dull trade : comegnently prime on ths
average are bolter. although there is scareely • quotable
reduction in the choicest descriptions. Th• number of
Meter and lamb. is much larger than of late. Monday's
tmotations are barely supported for sheep, but well rum
ported for choice lamb. Calms are lower. Our foreign
sum ly comd•ds of 4115 bomb., 3 280 aheep, and 5,77
calves. Milch cewn, M. Best Roots Herefords, 4s. Bd.
to 3.. ; brat short.horna, to. 81. to 4e. 3d.; mooed
quality batiste, 3a.44. to 4..; calms, 3a. to 4s. fld. ;
pig., 3. to le. ; beat downs aid half-brads, Amu, sa. to
5.. 2,1. ; best longarools, shorn, 40. 64. to 4a. Bd. ; ewes
and second qnslitv, shorn, 3s. Rd. to 4s. lambs. 1... 44.
to ft, 44. Bouts at market. 1,135; sheep and lambs,
13.780; calms. 8131; Riga Pa°
NrirGATI Aso LIADIXHALL, Friday.--Moderatc rap-
plies of meat are on sale. Generally speaking the trade
rules heavy, as follows -Inferior beef, Is 10d to
3s 24. ; middling ditto. 3a 44. to 3a 64.; prime large
ditto. as 10.1 ; ditto small. is 24. larz• k, 3. 4d.
to 4. 2,1. Inferior mutton. 3s. 4.1. to 3a. 3d.; middling
ditto. 3. 10d. to Is. Id, ; prime ditto. 4. 6d. to
da ; veal 3.84 to 4. 4L; small pork, 4.2 d. to
4. 64. ; lamb; fis. toll.

XXIMER. Friday.—Wethers, large, 6t per lb. ; ditto,
small 61d. ; ewes, large, 51d.; small ditto. 6/d.
lembe. M. to fild per lb : butchers' elves, best, ld •
Inferior ditto. Aid. to (at; rearing ditto. Ma. to 70.:
each; beef, beat 12a. ; inferior ditto, ha, per score;
barreners. Is. to Is. 6d. per score : ewes and lambs,
Ma. he Me. ; cows and calves, £l3 to £2O. Park
carcases, P. 4d. to 9s. 11. per sows. Rough fat, Md.
per lb York wool, la 3d. per lb.
Ratrema. Ttursday.—Tbere was • better supply of
stile at the market to•slav than there was oe the
previeu, two week.. The munphr & beef was P•rarulsrli
large, but it w.s principally heifer and cow. Of the
few oxen there were some eseeUent Devon& The
supply of mutton was large, and s quality was un-
usually good—tbe sheep being of medium dr. and not
oven Fat. The s.le. however, WY slow and • large
number remained unsold. There was • la;ge number of
lambs, • tionaiderable proportion being from Ireland.
There were hut few °ogre and calves, and the demand
we., not brisk. There was an average 'apply of ftivee,
and about the usual business' dime. The supply of OP
was moderat,. with an average oda There was about
the usual number of bones, but only • very limited
bn.inese was dose. Priem : beef, els. to Ws. ; mutton,
ed. to 7d. : lamb, SO.

WOOL M A RESTS.
Logue, Friday —We have to report continued trim-
ness in the trade for English wool. and the quotations
are well supported. In colonial wool very little is
doing. The imports. Once the close of last eerie*, now
amount to about 100.000 toles.
BRIRFOL. Th"F.I'Y —Lam quantitim of wool bus
arrived within the I.st few days, sod toot with a ready
sale at high prices, varying from lit 10d. to b. Per lh.
Lamb skins were sold from to 4s. 6d. sash, And the I
/MN from 1.. 3.1 to 2.. each.
BRADFORD, Thursday—Wool: Today brings a
steady demand for legitimate until without any ex-
cited or speculative feeling. Buyers try to obtain a
alight concesaion in price, but find generelly that the
depression ,1 last week is not at all followed up. and
that though bright-haired sorts are worth ler than a
fortnight ago. last week's prices are quite obtainable.
This slate of matters very mush correapoods with what
Is going on in the country. The early fain started
with prices unduly high; last week a ruction wee felt,
and lower rake ruled at York. A telegram from that
fair to-day says that buyers are olfit, but that
sellers will not take the micas of last week, and that
consequently very little is sold. As the supply be-
comes more abundant, the standard of prices is than
becoming steadier.

TIMBER TRADE.
The timber market gat. The pried of Bade deals
and battens are falling to thaw extent of 3s. to Its,. 4=
eat. The trade aro importing largoli. 11.0 rs
than buyers, and tb• clashing of old dock with new.
Canadian goods begin to appear.

110 P MARKET.
Bo*noon, Priday.—Froet utast pulls of the plainer
titles tits crops .re favourable. Isk Me market% slam
vr• last treats, vary little bursas bee bees lasseseled Is
say destritttive of bops, sad priest bay* bed a doss-
ward toadrasy. Ths supply of (maga boys Isleodr
safely lama

POTATO MA R arr.
BOROVON AND ANTAL/ULM. Priday.—Tbe SU ty
of new potatoes is moderately large. ly
speaking the demand rules laasdes. it (..e. 5.. to 5.,
per cwt. The supply of foreign qualities ow offer is
moderate.

PROVISIONS.

TIMIDON. Friday— This moderate demand
for most kinds of Irish butter; neverthe'ese, prime are
well support-d Fine Dorset Is quoted Ns to 100 a ,
and Devon 94s to Wis. , being 20 higher than last week.
Fine foreign butter is the turn dearer; but other
qualifies are a slow inquiry, at late ranee. English
qualitiee are tolerably firm. We bare to mart a slow
Inquiry foe bacon, and inferior paresis sea. mewling
lower. Hams ere quite as dear is last wash; but lord
is much negkenod. Is othur provision very lath is
data&

WEYMOUTH RACES,
1863,

will take place on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
SRPTEHBER 3rd and 4th,

(BEING THE TWO DAYS YOLLOWING THE
DEVON AND EXETER MEETING.)
STEMARDR :
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LORD POLTIVIRL
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811 FREDERICK JoIDISTOMI. BAIT.

ROMT BROOILL Fag., M.P. J. BuTINI,
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