The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

EXPRESS ELBOTRIC TELEGRAPH.
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(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MA.RX-LANE, MONDAY, Sept. it.
Both English and foreign who in moderate supply,
trade most inisetive, a fall of h. per qr. took plaoe from the
prime of last Monday. Barley dull, but priompunaltered.
Meb declining. Oats steady at late rates. Beans
without change. Peas Is. per qr. lower. Flour
sleggish, with a downward tendency.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Sop*. IL
As extensive supply of foreign beasts and cheep;
trade slow, on easier terms. English arrivals were a
slight increase on last Monday. Generally speaking the
he• trade was dull. The primest Scots, crosses,
Lieeolna, Downs, and Herefords changed hands at
mostly full prior., bnt in the vales of inferior
breeds a decline of about 2d. per 81b took
place. The top figure was Is. 4d. Der 81b.
A goad supply of Scotch and Irish sheep. Good and
prime breeds changed hands at prices barely equal to
Monday last; but inferior stock gave way in pnoe 2d.
per 81b. Prime Downs and half-breds sold at Os. Bd.
for 81b. A few lambs on offer, and the primert breeds
realised 7a. per 81b. Calves in moderate supply ; trade
slow, at shout late rates, the top price being Si. 4d.
per 81b. The pork trade was quiet, at last Monday's
ourreasy.

MONEY MARKET, MONDAY, Szpr. 11.
'rift funds show a little flatness, but there is not
mush business, the bamsins haring been limited.
Commis for mousy were Nf to ; for the account 90 to*.

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FROK SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
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TEL CORN TRADE.

Amounts from all parts of the country conger in
etatiog that last week was a very favourable one for
harvest operations, and that the farmers largely availed
themselves of the fine weather in getting in their crops,
BATH, September 9.-A large supply of new wheat,
some of whieh was in bad condition, and wee neglected.
Old and good new were 2s. per qr. cheaper. Barley,
235, to 28s. per qr. ; black oats, 23e. to 245.; white,
25a1i0 28e. ; beans, 22e. to 23.5, per Back; new, 19s. to
2ls • peas, 19s to 21s.
Ttti.sa DoWN FAIR, Tharaday.-There was a Very
limited supply of beef at the fair, which sold at very
high prices, Of mutton the supply fell tar short of the
dem ,stsd and consequently prices ruled fully 3s. to 4a.
verbena ; for sheep, higher than Pt any of the neigh-
boVg markets. We understand that Mr. Boon, of
Hp- me, the only wool buyer present, took • few lobe
of owns at zid., and horns at about 210. to
21 per
WASAITHATIft, 9th.-The quantity of wheat very
email, and the demand slow. Sales of new prodnoe
oeeld not be effected unless at a reductidn of quite 2e,
thane on The prices of last week, and old also fell Is.
Quokatione of new did not exceed 48.., and of old 50%
At Andover the trade was dull, at lower prima, though
54i., was made. At Baainptoke the sales were mode-
rately large, being 6084 qrs., and the average price of
465.- was reached. The Dorset average is under 43a.
In barley there is next to nothing doing. Here to-day
thew were wattles show, some of whieh were very
fair, but generally the crop will be inferior to that of
last year. Old makes 30s. to Mn; and new, 261. to 325.
Oatitare firm at from 225. to 30s. Beans are also steady,
at 41Ia to 501. Peas make 38s. to 445. Flour, Ms. to
375. The harvest is virtually over, the later crops
having been secured in very prune roodition.
READING. -There was a good ehow of wheat, earth.
retard), of new aorta, the condition of the latter being still
unsatisfactory. For good sorts of old wheat there wan
• fair demand, and late currencies were well supported.
New descriptions were almost neglected, and, to effect
sales)' a decline of Is. was obliged to be submitted to.
Best sorts of white wheat, as. to 50e. ; secondary, 455.
to 48s. ; and inferior, 42e. to Qs. ; best aorta of red
wheat, 455. to 48..; secondary, 425. to 45e. ; and
inferior, 395. to 425. Barley waii in small supply,.and
trade was 'slow at late terms-via, grinding peroale,
255. to 98s. Oats mat with little inquiry; beat old
Polands realized from 255. to 30s. ; new, 25a.; and new
winter, 21e. to 245. Bessie were slow in disposal-
prices,4oes to 44a. Peas, 35.. to 38e. Flour trade very
quiet-houeeholds are quoted at 313 e. and seconds at
34s..per mak.

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TILE CATTLE TRADE.
RETEL—A moderate supply of meat, which sold at
the following prime per stone of 81b :—Beef, 41. 4d. to
se. - mutton, 4s. 4d. to4s. Bd. • lamb, 4s. 8.1. to ss, 4d.;
year, 4s. 4d. to ss. 6d. • pork, is. Bd. to ss.
Neuvuom.—The supply of store beasts was small here
to-day, but, so business is still suspended in this depart-
ment., by an honourable understanding arrived at among
the homer' of Norfolk not to purchase lean stock for six
weeb from August 12, inconsequence of the prevalence
of disease among maths, a clearance was not effected, in
fact neereely a transaction took piece. Fat beasts,
os. to Os shd let. per 141 b. The show of sheep was
meditate, but clearance was not effeeted. Keeping
sheep m54kr461: to 441., and superior lots, 488. to 525.
per head; fat sheep, lei. 6d. to us. per 141 b. Store
pig% 23g. to 26a., and half fat 38a. to 39.. per heed;
fat ffs. to Sc. 6d. per 141 b. The prospects of food
for isdck are considered to have improved during the
last licek or two, • fact of importance to eattle.grasiers
and tOookoonanmera.
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EXPRESS GYPICR, Monday Evening.
Ou.Sitordarlfieteen Emma of Hawaii, attended by
the Royal suite, Lif the metropolis on a visit to Her
Majesty the Queen at Windsor Castle.
Twma ROYAIL_ HIGHNESS= THE PATRON AND
PRINOERB Of WALSH are expected to arrive at
Maxiborongla House to-day from Rumpertheim, near
Frasectort.
HIS ROYAL RICHNISH THR DOER OP CAMBRIDER
return to town from Germany on Saturday. His Royal
Highness 'Weeded at the Horse Guards on fistarday
af Wawa's.
A CIRCULAR has been issued from the Home Offioe to
the elfeet that the „Lords Commissioners of N.M.
Treasury will undertake, for a period of three months,
the psyment of cattle plague inspectors in infected die-
tricta at El Is. for each day they are actually eolfallod,
and travelling expenses of 3d. a mile each way,
Ti. GREAT EASTERN AND THE ATLANTIC CABLE.—
Mr. Daniel Gooch, CE., the new member for
Criollade has expressed his willingness to fit out
the ;Greet Eastern and deapatch her for picking
up and laying the Atlantic cable at his own
charges, on the condition of receiving £lOO,OOO for
success, and nothing in ease of failure. The current
expenses of the ship are £5OO a day. The company
havitsunagerl the services of Captain Anderson, of the
Grant Eardona, for five years.
THE CAME PLAGEBR PANIC.— DiesATS. Morris and
Oakea write to the Times, dating from Leadenhall
Marked, protesting against the wholesale slaughter of
cattle wlucda has beau carried on for the past few weeks.
.A 'though they admit the expediency of killing animals
in the worst stage of the disease, they consider that%
great quantity of meat fit for food is killed in this
manger. They also question the prudence of giving so
extewsive and arbitrary powers to veterinary surgeons
and indica! men. '
THR FIRM AT CONSTANT/NOPLE —A telegram Pays
2,800 houses were destroyed rendering 22,000 person'
homeless, and it is feared many have been crush,
The brunt-out people and their children have to"
in the fields. According to the latest amounts -
were being offered up for the stoppage of '
Whole streets, squares, mosques, and Goa
buildings, Trees blazing at one time but the
oonaidered is have been checked at each point.
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50 1 Lord Stamford's Arehimedes (oft)
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100 I Mr. -Mores Liddington (off.)
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September le, at Grey's Orchard, Dorchester, the
wife of Hr. James Anderson, of a FOll.
Septembar 4, at S. John's Parsonage, Portland, the
wife of Lieutenant Hunter Kent, R.N., coaduanding
H.M.'a gunboat Hind, of a eon,
September 5, at Villa Haring, Weaton-super•Mare,
the wife of I. K. Smytn Pigott, Req., of a son.
Se teethe! 8, at Aabbrittle Rectory, Somerset, Mrs.
Oharlae Penrose Quick., of a son.
September 2, at Weyhill, Hants, the wife of Thelwell
Pike, M.D., of a son.
August 20, at Bearniuster, the wte of Hr. D.
Meech, of a daughter,
August 22, at Iteamlhrer, the wife of Hr. W.
Polley, of a daughter.
Augott so, at Bearninster, the wife of Mr. William
'archaic, stook-dealer, of a son.
August 31, at B.awinster, the wife of Mr. D. Bow-
-1, of a eon.
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