The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN 011A111.

MllllAT—Dantsla and Konipberg 19 to 46
Ditto, ditto, •
extra • 17 50
Rostock, Stettin, and Wolgast 41 48
Belgium and Pommeranlan 41 45
; Danish and illieelan • 9/ 48
„ Italian, or Marlanopla •
„ Odom'
, American and Canadian
BAILLZY Malting • • - •
Grinding and distilling • 99 BS
OA Poland and Brew • • 96 80
, Feed
BILiNS--Small
•
ii—tglAlan 89 81 •
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11 41

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Yellow ditto -
Non•bnilars
TLOUR,--Franah Rhenish (par tao 3) • - 30 M
„ Canadian and American Sour • 10 91
SWOOS • 10 14

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Our, 21—Although only a moderate
supply of beast. was on offer In to-day's market, the de.
mend for all breeds was In a sluggish state, at Monday's
decline In the quotation.. We had a slow Inquiry for
'helm, the show of which was rather limited, at the late
depression in valne. The general quality of the stook
was inferior. Prime small calves were in steady request
at full prices: otherwise the veal trade was heavy. In
riga and mlich oows next to nothing wee doing, at barely
previous rates.
Per elhe. tn eine the offal.

Cm kink. beanie-9- 6-1..0 10 'Fr..ll7Mih.".Dorens 4 4104 3
Roe. quality, dn. 3 0 4 I.argy ann. delves 3 6 d
Prime 'err, noon 8 6 1 Primo email ditto 4 4 4 10
Ditto Boots, 80. 4 4 6 tarp hop 0 8 8 4
Ors. I infr sheop 2 8 10 Neat oml. porker B6 4 0
800. quality do 8 0 6 Bunk. calve. (each) 17s. to 91s.
P00r,.. woolled 8 8 81Qr. old store pip 181. to 81s.
sheep

N PATO ATE AND LE &DEMI ALL MARKETS,
FRIDAY. Oar, 22.—These markets continue to be
well supplied with both town and conntry•killed meat,
which 1110 YON off slowly, at the following rates
Per 8114, briy the careen :
Teferlor heel— Ln3 2
211414111 ex fine.. 8 4 A 8
Prime large ditto A 8 8 10
Primenntell ditto 4 0 4 2
Lege pork ....2 8 8 4

a. d. a. d.
Inferior mutton 2 10 3 2
Middlintrilitto 3 4 8 8
Primo ditto 3 10 4 4
Veal
Small pork

LONDON PROVISION MARKETS.
Good and fine qualities of butter are In moderate
request, at last week's quotations ; but Inferior panels
are very dull. In hewn, and most other provisions,
only milmited business is doing.

POTATOE

MARKET.

Sine. our lest the arrivsie of potatoes, ooastwise and
by land-oarriage, have on a liberal male. Al-
thongh a steady bunineu Is doing in all kinds prioes
oontinuo to rule very low. York Regents are selling
It 755. to 00e. ; Kent and Paso. ditto, 754. to 80s. ;
Shawl, 555. to The.; and 48e. to 50e. per ton.
Foreign qualities are worth only from 40a. to 50e. per
ton. Last week's imports were 680 bags from Rut•
terdam, 40 from Hambro', 58 from Boulogne, 250 tons
from Calais, 58 ton, from Antwerp, sod 4 bags from
Harlingen.

boon.

inferior

MOP INTELLIGENCE.
BOROUGH, FRIDAY, Om. 22. The Bunnly of new
hops is extensive ; nevertheleu, a fair amount of bust-
new ii doing in moat kinds, at full quotation.. Old and
LISOLOO utiti:;llladln t pToh 61(2 eisuty
iitonsd.
new wUld of Kant, /144, to Ha". ; new ° outs.' x, 44.. to
110.,; Farnham', 754. to 1201. I Country, Otis. to Ms.
per cwt.
Our market continuos to wear a healthy aspect, and
although the operations of the week have been mune-
- what restricted by the absence of merchants at Waybill
fair, an extensive sale of the choice growth' of Mid and
East Kent has been effaated 41 full rate.. In tie
calories of Weald" and "lummox a fair amount of business
haa been tranuetek hut low and Inform description.
are *till heavy. At Waybill fair the trade commeneed
with considarable firmness I the millibar of pocket'
pitelied (via, 9,115 Farnham and 1,9011 ounntry Fart'.
hama) biting, from the large cilia effaoted in the borough
provioua to the fair, late then wuoximatad, the domain'
became brisk, And before the close of the mond day a
oompleki alumna* 44 411 *daimon of from ila, to Ti.
per owl. The dainand for Kent" and Buret was
piodarate, The imports of foreign hop. Into London,
list week, war. 14 balsa from 'Umbra,'

RAY AND NTRAW RARICRT,
amitorno,o, Om 1111,--Afridnw his', hum ell 131.
In gl Di, I now din*, LA Or, In LI Oh, I °lover, nhl,
LI Ili, In MA hi, I now, ifilio, 4.t1 IN, In KA ALI anil
straw, gl 401, In gl Ai, par load,

WIWI, MARICICT.
NlllOO onr lut punnet Moro haa Won a dull Inquiry for
/Wallah wool and In ammo 'amedium goall11•0
Imo nhandri mma m Ilan& al a slight rwhiallnn In prlya, TllO
prowl lyav now In lay ilannand may ha ahlplly 'Uri.
Maud In Ilia daidayallun nt lario pliiilla sahl of anlnnial,
wlllOll will annimany un the 41h pron., and midway
swot 40,0110 balm
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LATIINT PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
Friday,— rnd wit•gt, sit a 4. 4.
RII Inc I now, 110 he. to ell Ins, per load, Mv,ltln her.
I. MIL to Ch. ; grittillni ditto, 974. to Nils. nate, 945,
to Me. Ileene, 40s, to 4;14, Melt, 044. to ON, per qr.
Flour, $ll, to s9s. per cook. At this day's market,
Nivea for wheal were fully sustained, and In come In.
utonooe the ener demoriptlona realised an ;Orion of
abont Is. per qr. Harley, oats. and beano 114011 met a
fair Inquiry, it about the quotations of loot marksi day.
!flour trade steady, it laid prim's.
WAIIMINIIIIII, Claturday, Oot, s3,—Wheat, MC to
4411. (last week, Mc, to 445.); new wheat, Ms. to 40s.
(lut weak, Ms. to 44e.) Raley, In., to 445. (last week,
AN,to 49e.); Ogle, 2se. to 97e, fleet week, VIC to 975.)
Roane, 49s to flOs. Out week, 495. to Ms.) Poas, —s.
to B. (last week, s. to 4.) Mlh. Inof, 104.
There was a pod supply. Wheat *old quickly, and In
many inetanose at an advance of Is. per qui% Business
In Barley MU brisk, and prises of the bat late Is, per
qr. higher.

M the provincial 00111 markets on Saturday last trade
woe somewhat irreguler, verying socordlng to the lout
demand I in .out. plums wheat went ups shilling, In
others it destined aa mush. Trede woo moltly dull,
and in other description' of grain, pries' upon the whole
may be said to have been shout the same.