The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18 00:00:00

lY SIPP.IB3 A ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

Mann Lag; Monday, Angina 17th.—rm snPPII of
ipea logliolt wheat up to our market daring the past
week hau been very moderate. The demand for both
red sod white qualities, however' hne ruled hew"'
"d
n prices he had a drooping taaidencl. About 3,000
quarter. of then.. „or, in good condition, have 0001 V
Is band, and the greater portion has changed baads—
enmmnn run. of red at from 444. to 4A5.; white, 48a.
to 53. ; and Talavera. At.. to 86e. Pee gr. 'rt. import.
of fors irn *hest have been only moderate ; but ',bosh..
of vanities bru. bran sessonahlY large. The amount of
doing in all kiada ham been limited, •nd the
• enr".Leo'. Nave given way Iv Der qr. Although Ith E f •
1,„lo kneley. e tr '4! or .mivogn, ..•.
brought forward, the barley trade has continued
ninuish. at former terms. Most kinds of malt have
boo in fair supply and •teady request at full prices
The oat trade has been eery inactive, at about previous
quotations No change has taken place in the value of
either beans or peas, the receipts of which hare been on
a very Inetierlan scale. Both English and f oreigu MAO'
has changed hands slowly at late currencies.
Itoet of the continental markets have hven in n
sluggish state for wheat. Spring corn, however. has
changed bands to a fair extent, and at full puce. Advice. from New York are to the effect that both
wheat and flour were dal], at barely atetionary prices.
The Scotch market. have b.mri natality supplied with
'wh. at; not ar I tliotand ing all hint, hare mind off
at a4tely trrevlou. r•tes.. Bailey and all other article,
have changed hand. heavily, at late quotations.
In Ireland. wheat Las rather given way in price.. and
Spring corn has commanded very little attention. Flour
ilibd rival have changed bands ilowly.
Considerable progress be* been made in harvest work.
In the forward di.tocte large breadths of land have
been cleared of whe•t, harLy, and oat.. and most of our
vorrerp..ndenta agree in stating the yield of rheas articles
is above an average, both as to quality and quantity.

LIMB TONTIIIILL ROUSE. CHILD OUITOILD,
DOHAIT,
sm mils* from Bloodford, sores from Shaftesbury.
and throe from fiturmiaMor liontoo.

Valuable Nag and Cart Henn. Int-elaorC.rrlsos "d
11:iniesa, Dairy cows sod HAI, isnna and 5 Won;
Piga, B..lanc•d Iron Garden Rolisr..nnd7 Arir%
and Garden Tool% 5 Hotsh...d• _
Cider, Saddl.n, Bridles, Rage, sod Stable Lltemaria,
MR. ROSSITER hu been kindly instructed
by Lioutrnant-Woori 1.4. MALEY, to SELL
by AUCTION, on the premine. on THURSDAY, 27th
Alky of AUGUST, 18&1„ at Twelve o'clock at noon, the '
following valuable HORSES, CARRIAGES, and other
Eff.'s4l (without marvel cotunrisiog
One vee handsome Gray t Mars, with • remark.
ably floe lie.',. Colt itt foot, by " Sedepeoo," the roan
in foil win to BM. bone • very handsome
Black Mare, 16 hands high, by "Rainbow"—bas been
regularly heated and diiveo in bantam ; 2 good dairy
Coin in milk. I Heifer in ditto, I SowsB atrone stote
! PiguDookry Cart snit Rennes, an exeellent Brousham,
all but IMO, by Andrews, of Southampton, with
Inde and shafts, ealellated tor one or par of horse.; Dog
out, built to order ; Children's Puny Carriage
and Harlin% set of Double Hansen, set of single
ditto, net of Tandemßime,., COM Pitt', with reins
and .lip; Hording Paddlits and arid's., Children'.
Pony and Donkey Saddles, Donkey Pack Saddle, Linen
and Woollen Bandages, 1 Stoves and Piping, Iron
Fountains. Weighing Engine, 2 large Lampe, Iron
Window Frames. Bushel and Hall-bushel Meantres,
Burn Shovels, Chaff-cutter. Corn Bin and Servers,
Stable Lanterns, Rollers and Clothing, 2 Carriage Jaen,
point and dip Fishing Nets, 4 dozen iron Hurdles
and Gate, 90 yards of Iron Fencing, quantity of inch
and three-quarter inch Elm Board, sundry Agricultural
and Garden Tool% quint' ity of Fagots and Cord Wood
Dung Putt, Raved Cart and Harness, Stable Buckets
and other Stable Utensils, Bottle Rack and Bottles,
about 5 horsheads of ven Prime Cider, quantity of Imo-
houtui Cask. of enovenient eases. qu *laity of Garden
Netting, Cucumber Frame, and Lights, Water.polt.
Flower-pota and fleak,le Pans, an excellent Lawn Mower.
qa .ntity of Pelt.. Rakes, and Haul Rakes Oak and
tat, Plink, Poultry Coops and Dog Kennels, a few
Dairy Utensil.; a few lots of Household Furniture,
consisting of SoP. and Press Bedsteads, Mahogany
and otlorChairt.,Four post and X 11..d.teada, Mattze..es,
Plate Racks and Lead &Uteri ; Plough and tickle,
Harrowt, Timb.-r Chain Water Ca.k, Strong Wood
Doors and Window Frames, Grindstone and Pig
Trough., Beetle. and Wedges, 2 Targets andfitanda, kc.
Full particulars in post bills.
D•ted Auction and Agony Ofices.
Sturneiester Newton, 14th August, 1861.