The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-30 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE

The " Mark-Lane &prams" says :—The
weather of the put week has worked wonders
In vegetation, and has given a check to the
upward movementlin prices. The pears have
been attacked by maggots • while the apple
bloonikhas died off with unumlal rapidity. Some
wheat ears may yet appear before the month
Is out, but the critical period of blooming time
has yet to be pissed. Again we note a reduction
in the weekly sales of wheat, as compared with
last year, and the reduction during the past
three weeks is rather more than the increase
during the previous four. Many farmers, too,
refuse to ' reduce prices, in spite of the fine
weather, from the knowledge that stocks of both
English end forein are low. All the world
thought there would be a large demand after the
capture of Paris, but the finances of France
must be long under requisition to meet the
additional losses of the late terrible war. The
demand, therefore, will be straightened by
limited means ; in the meantime Belgium,
Holland, Germany, and New York, have been
firing as respects breadstuff., for the present
dullness is unlikely to be of long duration even
should the weather remain fine.

METROPOLITAN OATTLE, Tina DAY.
About 3,600 beasts on sale inoluding 1,500
foreign Trade is firm and prices are 24 per
stone higher; the best Soots and crosses rolling
at 5. 8d to 5s MI per Ms. About 32,000 sheep,
of which 15,000 are foreign. Demand steady,
at an advance of 24 per Sibs. Best Downs
realised 6. 2d. Lambs command more atten-
tion. Top price quotation 7s esi Calves and
pigs quiet.
81.00 ND RZPORT.-A very good supply of all
descsiptiorui of animals has oome to hand to-day
and comprising a fair average as to quality, the
demand generally is brisk, the stands ou the
ioreign aide particularly showing a speedy clear-
ance. The report, as to prices conflicting ; our
top quotations may however be called a fair
standard foriat quality,although this haa doubtless
been exceeded, whilst for Foreign beef some-
what lower rates must be quoted. In the sheep
market choice downs and half breeds bear an
Improved value, large framed English and the
better descriptions of Foreign stationary, in all
Others a reduction. There is abetter demand
for lambs. Choice veal is also wanted, and is
somewhat dearer; second quality also moving
off more readily. In pork no alteration. Beef,
4s to 5. 84; mutton, 4a to 61 44; veal, Ss to
6. 4d ; pork, Se 2d to 44 4d ; lamb, Os to 74 4d.
Total supply :—Beeata, 3,510; sheep and lambs,
31,380; calves, 275; pigs, 140; of which Foreign
beasts 1,540; sheep and lambs, 15,840 ; calves,
280.

PROVISIONS, MONDAY.
Butter: Irish, very quiet. Foreign dull.
Friesland 98s to 100.; Normandy, 100 s to 1105.
Baoon moderate inquiry for light weights at
b2a to Ms. Out size four shillings lower. Hams
inactive, Canadian 64. to 70s. Cheese prices
rather in buyers favour, holders being ready
sellers of old stock before the new comes for-
ward, Lard two shillings lower on the week.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
The annual exhibition of Wm society took plain to-
day at Guildford, when the jodging took plisse. For
Devon math, Mr. Farthing. of Storey Court, Bridg-
water, obtained a second prize in the aged Class, first
for yearlings, and second for heifers. In the shorthorn
class the Bev. B. Seamed, of Mamba, won a prize.
For Herefords in the mei clam Mr. Benjafield. of Mal.
bridge, was awarded a seam& prize; fore yearling, Mr.
Jamie. of Mappowder. won first honours. For a cow
Kr. Ell Benjsfield took second price; and for a Heifer
Mr. Allen, of Tisbury, stood first. In the oleos for
Channel Islands nettle, Mr. Digby, of Sherborne Coatis,
was awarded a second prize. Er. Mayo is again •
V=with a Dorset ram. Mx. Andrews, of Crew.
Le
stre a prize for a sow.

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Country, upon personal or other eeourlty ;
Interest, five per amt. Liao several Sums on mortgage
of freehold or leasehold propeutlea, from three per
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WILIDLINIVIZ and BLICLAY, 11, Baston-squars, London,
N.W.

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Doscussria.
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for Ti
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BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
£25 0 t)1) 8;2'11 buy !Ginza,. bet
a °PI-.
L 13,000,0009 Sterling itturenheed by Government are
annually Weided in monthly allotments M various
Bums upwards to
£15,000 Starling. .

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