The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-19 00:00:00

MET'ROPOLITIN CATME MARKIT.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

Ths 'apply of beasts at this day's market bat beim
wallow above Wit at the Lot few weeks. Baas,"
%carom, is steady, sad pritas quality seat sastsias
lato qaotatioas. loterior quality Is dillealt of solo. sad
at lower prier. Beef, beat Bsola, da Bd. to 4s. 10d. ;
mottos, to La. ; lamb de. to 7e. dd. ,• 40. 44.
4s. 10d. ; pig, IL to da. Gd. per does of Mb&

CORN ILIBNET&
Vagg-talle, Friday.—The quality's' BDMI6 vb."
maimed break up to oar 'market this seorning was only
rooderre_ but the general seedlike of the supply was
good. tielested suarden of both red end while re-
manded a Moody Iliqui at MaadaV's lan an
other kinds moved of wly at barely het wears prism
'There wr a full average oboe of foreign wheat, chisty
wz . Niters, peerally, purebred for inumiellate
IMMO Oft ; arertheises, the caneriss wise sup-
potted. cargoes of grain off Yalassath were a 1
slo higz:dt =es rates. Ortaillag
slowly ; neverem,
ttl
w init week, the flestaatioss In prima are tailing.
Nalt, the supply of which wss mo., moved
slowly at late garrison Mire was • (alt, but by no
Kerns urn, derma for ore, sad prier were well sap.
ported. Very few really sound parable were on the
stands Beam were held at quite Monday's serreney ;
bat the ingniu for them vu in a mleggith stabs. Most
kinds of pies soutinanded frl rises, with a fair de-
mand. No actual chsg. look Ore in the value of
flour, either English et tooelgn, The trade was some-
what inactive. kgriortaral seeds ruled about sta-
emery ; but the demand for them yes far from active.
Both linseed and tumor worm very Arm. In sakes,
the trausactices were ma limited stela The Ina rates
of the present week are calculated to be of broom
benefit to the country genera ly. Our merients dale
that the wheals are looking remarkably Wrong and
healthy —Arrive's : Foglia mid &Men wheat, 670qrs. ;
Nab, 1:410 qrs. -oats, ft qm ; tour, NO barrels. Irish
wbmt, ISO qrs. Foreign wheat, 6.270 qrs. ; bar1e1.,11,73.0
; oats, 24,990 qrs. • four, 5760 rooks • 260
Burr. Thursday—On our market' to-day the I
supply of English wheat was small, the Iltilloll6llooat
barn me limited, and the demand slow at barely the!
prier of this day pennight Foreipi wee MAIN& to I
mom but suitable qualities being wares, last week's
vales were maintained. The merely of barley exceed-
ingly bruited, and a further 14 ranee of 64. per rals
readily obtained. The change of weather has e
re upward morose:sit in oats, but arrivals coo=
amity, lust week's quotations were firmly mu
Beans firm, but with few inquiries.
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LiveapooL —Averari itt:endanoe. Wheat, merely
retail demand, at Tuesday's prices. Flour slow, but
unchanged in value. Oata steady. Oatmeal, rather
more doin3, and very full prices paid. Indian corn I
hardly as strong. There are sellers of good mixed from
the quay at 295. Bd., and buyers at the same price.
Beans unchanged.
--Large show of wheat, Irtich cold at last
week's prices. Oats sad beans ia demand, at extreme
rates. Barley dulL
WAUFIZI.D. —Fair show of wheat, and a steady
demand for fresh qualities at last week's rates. Slow
sales for other sorts. Harley, oats, and beans firm.
DILTIZES, Thursday. The supply of wheat was
moderate, but was fully equid to the demand, and
wheat sold realised barely last week's prices, and in
many caws rid. lower. In barley nothing doing.

rLE MA *MET&

IMETIOPOLIIAX-,—Tkiu7eriay—.-----i'be—Wpply of boats is
smaller than for many Thursdays past. The average
nubbly is also inferior; ooneequently *bolos qualities
are in demand at rather higher ratan The number of
'keep isnot quite so lam as on Thursday last, yet the
supply is good. Trade as dull at about Monday's quota.
iions. There is more inquiry for &Moe lambs, and mull
calves are rather dearer. Our foreign supply consists of
PM beasts, 810 sheep, and 310 calve*. Mikh an.., 106.
Beasts at market, 915; sheep and lambs, 7,880; *alms,
.0$; pigs, WO.
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AXD it.ADZNHALL, Friday—The supplies of
meat mesa& are moderate. Generally speaking the trade
rules steady, as follows :—lnferior beef, 2a. 10s. to
3.. 2AL ; middling ditto. 3e. 4.1. to 3. 6d. ; prime large
ditto. 3a fliL to 3s. 1041 ; ditto small ditto, 4s. Od. to
4a. 2.1.; large pork, 3.. fid. to Is.; inheior mutton,
3. 24. to 3.. Gil. ; middling mutton, 3a, &I. to 4s. ;
prime ditto, 4s. 4.1. to 4s. &L ; veal, 3. 10d. to 4s. 6d.;
sammll pork, 4s. 51. to 4s. 6d. ; lamb, 8.6.1. to 6s. 6i
Thursday—Oar market to day was some-
-what dell, notwithstanding the improvement in the
weather during the present week. The simply of beef
wee much shorter than last week, but MaM there was
more than sufficient for the demand, and • number re-
'stained on hand till the doge of the market; trade was
anything but brisk, and oar quotations are considerably
lower than those of this day week; beet maples mold at
from 665. to Ws., and secondary from 684. to 631. per
cwt. A fully *apply of sheep, but trade very dull, and
prima about the same as lost week. A fair number of
lambs penned, and melba/freely. The supply of Pt
was ehortar than last week, and prises from 7s. 9.1.
S. 4.1. per more for porkers, and from Si. to Bs. 3d. for
bacon pigs. Not so large • supply of store cattle, and
tr.ide dull and heavy. The supply of miloh sows was
very fair, with • good trade, t salmi were not so
readily effected a. last week; primes are still somewhat
high. A good show of horses, with a limited inquiry,
and a quiet trade.

_TALLOW MARKET.

LONDON, Fridi;y7—The-tall;;;ma7k;4 oontinues dull,
with vary little alteration in price. On Clans*:
Tallow, 43a. on the ; 42a. 9d. for May and Jut..;
4.1 e. 94. for the last three months.

POTATO II ARR ET.

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BOROUGH ABD SPITALYIRLDIA —Trade a little Wier,
with a shorter supply. Scotch roseate, 90a. to 190 a. •
Scotchmin, 60s. to 70i.; rooks, 70u. to 80a. ; Yori
finks", 110 a. to 140..; remota, 90.. to 190 s. per toe
New Ware, 124. to 160. per cot.

WOOL MARKETS.
LOXDON, Fridey.—The sales have pared off steadily,
at full prices for all descriptions.
BILADrOID, Thtuiday.—There is not much dots* in
Ivey4 ; the dulness still 'rg more 1 the scarcity of
some sorts of wool in the market than the demand,
The scarcity causes greet Armes...