The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-06-10 00:00:00


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„LONDON CORN MARKET.
ItiOND4YI; tai rk

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.

• 41. 0.
...The. supplies el grain at to-day's market were

et. 'attendance was limited.
~,r heat changed hands at lets prices, infe-
i nth 'ualities at a reduction of Is. per quarter.
r lay sold slowly at late rates.
a met with a dull sale, at a reduction of
vlit• a,quartee.
~ -They following were the prices :—Wheat
levortAte)sos. to Ms. ; Red, 48s. to 54s.—Dantric
(mirqd) 525. to 568.—Barley (malting) ;ea. to
RlV't Oats, 186. to 244.

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• i'MBEROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
NereT-P 013086 OF MONDAY'S MART.

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*18....--ii;ere.;in:e—on---ly a moderate supply.
sad at a decline of 2d.
ruled steady at late prices.
Is sold at a reduction of 2d. in the stone.
seiPt.sea la—Bett, (Inferior) Is. 10d. to Si. 2d.' •
Prune, 3s. Bd. to 4s. ; Mutton, Si. Bd. to 4s.
arroapab, ss. to 7s. &I. Pork, 4s. to 4s. 6d.

e4;•i"tl THE CORN TRADE.
:le. - ' Lmatsrlll:etaf ofridAYco.n—suAlm:b*itioulul
ev
crjrawl hhelodnityhi Iriwe.mitekd,
ties of home-grown wheat have been oil sale in
tam eland for both red and white qualities has ems-
alwkad In • sluggish state, and, in some biatanoais the
eitsprolice have bad a droopiug tendency. At the
emir, , foreign wheata have moved off slowly,
at shunt stationary Oats. Ti. few samples
.r English berley on offer have sold at
ge.a '
ttovviosere. rqautea ;
quarter.
tlizterior foreign has given actual change bee ta:::
411. the tithe of malt. Brewers, howevev,
*vie operated cautiously. Owing to the great &ban-
dance of pasture food, oats have met • dull inquiry,
Waterier parcels hese ruled in favour of berm.
brans and peas have sold alooly, on former
teME` NG, quotable chomp has tsken place in the
vats bl foot ; bat low qualities have been difficult of
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TIIII i °Simi le taken from the eireular of Messrs.
Itlrtningham :—" If we except the few days
at rating and close of last month, during which
berlitep veinal sixincheset rain fell, tbe weather may
hethal tli have bees very favourable for all kinds
of Vgltereihg. crops, although still marked by
the"- ltreuee of stinshine, which has been
thiglimetiliar tiharacteristie of the season.
Th Iprevented vegetation from hemming unasually
suSl to '
_. The *heat. oc.the clay soils, where it had
reffell the rainy mono', has now conch improved,
ye think the produce cannot exceed en average in
the *blots; and unless the weather for blossoming is
IrLige„ it w.ll be decidedly less. The report' of the
grifipe in Trance are generally favoorable,tbough
WA:l4am departments, like tidy, have suffered
frodi'dfdight, but as the prices of wheat in the French
ma its Have not suffered so much a. in ours, it would
op IND nearly the whole of their large importa-
Co eirtlitelaired before the new , crop is ready for
use. In
.believe the stocks held by English farmers
deal- . etct-foillol Oho nominally 404 . in fact, every
one •.„ a- bIA !typed to it low range of prima, and
Pro ti.t,,:-. Arial y. This may be sand to boa reason
of potation in not so likely to be re hied, and,
Jed., . by.thp course of the grain market fur the last
tee s ..
tiLthere is another dear aeason dna to as.
Toe p .j....itileitip-helep vessels on woo from the
P.m o; oio lur lsâ them we remember at this season
for ~, 10 'aes past; this seems chielly attributable to
the , M,. t slut month, many of the vessels having
m ... .. quicker loamy", than usual."
In Ireland, fine wheat, barley, and oats have moved
off stestibly at full quotations. Otherwise, the trade
has Med *my inatitive. The shipments of food have
not ittereased.

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FILMY •MART.—The show of samples of English
wheel Imre, to-day, was mall. Good and fine qualities
movekoff steadily. at full prices; but inferior parcels
were. match sseglect,d. As regards value, the foreign
wherdehade was firm : but the business doing in all
descriptions was very Moderate. Barley and oata—the
supplies of which were not to as, extensive—moved off
slowly, se late rates. Beans and pea were scarce, and
all kends were held at exhume currencies. In flour,
sales pinisravesed slowly, at Monday's quotations. This
weektilkimporta amount to 22.0 qoartera of wheat;
3,79045e4ey i 28,740 oats; 120 sacks and 5,010 barrels
of floade:• • •
Atolare=his morning, wheat was in moderate
requeelltult y's currency. Flour moved off slowly,
at late rates. Mahe was firm; but other articles met a
slow bile
Wiffrifeeres, Batttriay, June T.—Wheat, 40s. to
15.9a.--Sevley, 28s. to 38s.—Oats, 206. to 25s.—Beana,
40s. B.Bs.- 81b. Loaf, 134.—There was a moderate
supply. Wheat sold readily, at • trifling advance,
amounting in every ingtance to Is. per qr. In barley,
t oats, lee as ao alteration.
T Eriday.—The Corn Exchange was very
fairly laded sad samples ratber plentiful. The
trad ever is very dull, and prices were rather
under week! There were 250 besets, upwards of
SOO slim and 280 nigs. Sale tolerably good- Bacon sold
at 7Ao,,A.pusriasa ditto, 344. to fti per lb. • Best
Cheese44s2o- %arta.- t, Household ditto, 18s. to As. per
Cwt, sTflax. £44. 10...4 0 10s. per peek.

' CATTLE MARKETS.
'MIQUTAzi, Thneaday.--The supply of beasts was
bel..• %average at this market to-dav, but of sheep
and
iti4o.eiweer. Neither the beef, mutton, or lamb
trad ter. were mash altered front Monday, ex•
eeoting in the two former kinds of meat, which made a
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