The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12 00:00:00

CURRENT ENGLISH PRICES.

Enos, Kent, red, ... 44 to 51
• Ditto, nen ... 86 to 46
" Dltto.whlte,... 53 to 59
" Ditto. .42t0 51
Norfolk and Liao°ln,
" Ditto. new —to
11•11.12.
Malting 35 to 40
.........?IDietiUing to MI
Grinding ... ... 97 to 80 ,
.?‘#l7.

Scotch, potato gg go 30
Irish, white SO to 95
" bleak •19to fa
MummaU to 41
Tick ... 40 to 411
Barrow ... ... 43 to 45
Pigeon 44 te es.
PIAD.
Gray ... to U.
Maple... 37 to 40
White • 39t.42.
English spring to
Winter do. ...

Essex, NorieTc,..and
Suffolk 56 to 85
Kinreton aod Ware 56 to 67
Rye.

FLOOR.
Town mode, per 480
Ib

English, feed- 20 to 25
potato 25 to 9u
Scotch, feed 22 to 26

H oueehold...
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
ex•stilp

LIVERPOOL, Friday.—The market quiet. Wheat, slow
sale at Tuesday's pnoes. Flour dal], and rather easier.
Indian corn 6d. lower. Beans steady. Oatmeal, 6d.
lower. Oats drooping.

WAILEFIRLD, Friday.—Mew. Mackie and Sons
report :—We haves firm healthy trade, and the extreme
prices of last Friday obtained both for old and new
wheat. Fine barley rather dearer.

BRISTOL, Thuraday.—There was a short supply of
English wheat, the majorty of temples being in damp
condition. Dry parcels were readily saleable at the full
values of last week; other aorta difficult of disposal.
Foreign wheat in fair consumptive demand at full
prices. Malting barley met with a slow trade at last
week's value.; grinding and distilling paroebi gave we
from 6d. to Is. per quarter, and the demand has much
fallen off. Oats continue very scarce, and commanded
a further advance of 6d. per quarter. Beans in re-
quest, and is. per quarter dearer. Mame sold fairly al
last week's prime.

CATTLE MARKETS. Ti
Mernopotxratr, Thursday.—Our market to-day was
fairly supplied with beasts, both as to ncmber and
quality Prime Prime breeds moved off steadily at full quota
-
time, but inferior stock was very inactive at late rates.
The top figure was Ss. 2d. per 81b. The supply of '"4.
sheep was only moderate. On the whole the mutton
trade ruled steady at Monday's currency. The best
Downs realised 6s. Bd. per 81b. Calves—the show of
which was by no means extensive—were in fair request
at late rates. Prime small pigs were quite as dear as
last week. Large hogs and milch cows runt shoot
stationary.
Per 81b. sinking the Offal.
a d. s.d. s.d.&d.
Inf. coarsebeasts 3 2to 8 PrimeSouthdowns6 4to 6 8
' :second quality... 3 So 4 I..rg. coarse calves 4 oto 4 0
Prime larg • csen 4 6to 4 I Prime small
Prime Scots, &c. 15 oto 5 'Large hogs 4 0 tot 6
Inf. coarse sheep 4 0 tot 'N•at sisi porkers 4 Bto S 1
Second quality .. 410 to 6 Sckng. calves,ech 19 OtoMI 6
Prime coarse relid 5 Bto 6 Qr.oid str pirs,do 30 Ito 30 0

Vaal. 811TPLY.—British—Besits, 1,422; Oows 132
cheep, 6,710; calves, 314; pigs, 360.—Foreign—Beasts
527 ; sheep, 3,100; calves, rt.
NIIWOLTS AND LZRDZSRALL, Friday.—The supplies
ofjmeat on sale are moderate. On the whole the trade
is steady and prices rule firm.
Per Sib., by the carcase.
s. d. ed.J P. d. s. d.
Inferior beef 910 to 3 4 1 Inferior mutton 18to 4 4
Middling ditto 3 6 „3 10 middling ditto.. 4 6„ 5 0
Prime large do. 4 0 „ 4 0 Prima ditto .. . 5 1 „ 6 4
Prime mall ditto 4 4 „ 4 6 I Large pork . 0 „ 6 0
Veal 3 10 „ 481 Elms ditto .... 5 1,66
BRISTOL, Thursday.—A good supply of beet at our
market, but owing to the recent order of the magistrates
'prohibiting the sale of cattle except for immediate
slaughter, great doubt and perplexity existed. Holders
were anxious to effect a clearance, while the butchers
were cautious in not buyisg more than would satisfy
their immediate requirements. Owing to these canoes
she trade was greatly depressed, and prices showed •
downward tendency, but we must still quote best
samples at from 65e. to 68. per cwt., and seoondary from
60s. to 645. Several animals were left on hand. Some
foreign animals bought at the Metropolitan market on
Monday were brought into the market, but taken out
almost immediately. We had a short supply of sheep,
and trade being brisk, last week's prices were maintained
best wether mutton realising 9,1. per lb. A abort
supply of pigs, and a good trade, with a slight improve.
ment in prices, baoon pigs realising from 9e. 6d. to
9s. 9d., and porkers from 10e. 3d. to 10s. 6d. per soon.
A rather moderate show of horses, but the inquiry was
rather limited and business quiet, but few exchanges •
being made.

HOP MARKET.
BOROUGH, Fri lay. !defers. Pattenden and Smith
report that trade atilt continnea heavy for everythinA
but the choicest descriptions, stocks of which are now
extremely reduced and command firm prices.

PROVISION MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Sugar and Colonial produce Ter
quiet.—Ltrd : Business flat.—Palm oil: Firm at Isty
rates. —No dump in other snide%
MINCING LaNg, Friday.—Sugar: Fair business and
rites;nil Barbadoes, at auction, sold at 325. to 384. ;
grainy Demerara, 38s. to 445. 6.1, A better demand for
refined; °Manion grocery lumps, 445. —Coffee: Market
very arm; good ordered Native Ceylon, 68s. 64. to 7. -
Neilgherry, 765. to 918.—Tea : Business quiet, but rates
firm; green in fair demand.—Saltpetre : Fine Calmat's
was bought in at Me. 6d.—Jute: Little doing on the
spot, but several parcels sold to arrive.—Tsllon
Petersburg Y.C., 495. 6d. to 60s. on the spot and to,
any delivery.

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