The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

CORN MARKET.

MARX LADE, Friday.—The supply of English wheat
received fresh up to our market was very moderatia, and
for the most part in middliag eondition. rum sample&
moved off- slowly at prices equal to Monday. Damp
qualities were very dull, and the turn cheaper. We
were fairly supplied with foreign wheat. Millers gene-
rally operated cautiously, nevertheless, We rates were
mostly supported. Floating cargoes of grade were
steady. Malting barley was very scares, „and quite as
dear as last week. Grinding and distilling sorts moved
off &lowly, at late tetra The malt trade was some what
heavy, Monday's prises, however, were supported. The
supply of malt was moderately good. Oats changed
hands at very full prices. English came slowly to band.
Very beans were brought forward, and the inquiry for
them was steady, at extreme rates. Peas commanded
full quotations; but the demand was br no means
active. The flour trade was quiet, at Monday's cur-
rency. Linseed and rapeseed were firm. In other seeds
very little was passing. Cakes were held at ra prices.
I.llLti T
Per Qr.
wash?

CURRENT ENGLISH rams's.

Essex, Ifer7t-, -red, 41 to 51
" Ditto, new ... 3t1046
Ditto.white,... IS to 59
" Ditto, ... .42t0 51
Norfolk and Lincoln,
" Ditto, new —to
11ARLIT.
Distilling ... 11 to MI
Grinding ... ... 27 to OD
. Wt.
Ulf I, Norfolk, and
Suffolk .56 to 65
Kingston and 'Ware 58 to 67
Brown... ... ... 48 to 53
ail.

Per Qr.
Beobeh, potato PP
Irtsk white 10 &a US
" black ... a folk.

Messina 3) to It
Tick 40 to 41
Harrow 43 to 46
Pigeon 46 to up
PIA'.
citgy sa 3s
Maple... ... rt to MI
Whits .•. ••• PIM it
✓and.
Mairlish spring ... it
Winter do. .1
Town made, •
per 280
lb.
Fr - • gg

N"-*

°toehold
Eoprlish, feed- ... SO to 26 ..ouotry
" potato ... 26 to 30 Norfolk and Suffolk
Sooteh, feed 22 to 21 ex sAlp ....„ 39 tell
}Warm., Thursday.—There we a fair ripply of
English wisest, which sold at fully last week's m.%rs,
but the trade was not brisk. Foreign fires, but far
from satire. Malting barley quiet, at barely last
week's prices. For grinding less demand, and value.
gave way 63. per qr. from the extreme rates of last
week. Oats in small supply, but sufficient for the
demand, which is very slow, at lest week's prices.
Beans Bd. to Is. per qr. dearer. Indian atom steady,
without change in vaiva. Arrivals : Oats, 75 qrs.,
Irish ; beans, peas, &a re ~ 2 qrs., foreign ; maize, 8,300
qrs., foreign.

CATTLE MARKETS.
METROPOLITAN, Thursday.—Oar market to-day 11111
moderately supplied with beasts. For nearly ell breeds
the demand ruled steady, at prices equal to Monday.
The general top figure was 8.. 2d. per 81b. The show
of sheep was by no means eitenaive. Downs and
half-breds were in good request, at full gestetions ;
otherwise the mutton trade was in a sleggish state, t7O
former terms. The highest figure was 6111. Bd. per 81b.
We h.d a Flow inquiry for calves-41m supply of which
was moderate—at the late decline in value, The pork
trade was in a sluggish state, at last week's psis*. le
mach cows only a limited beadiness was traassated.

Per 81b. sinking the WEILL
L li. a, d. 0, d. 4. d.
coarse beasts 3 Ito 3 6 Prime Elosithclowns6 4 to 4 8
t+etion.l anent', .. 3 Be 4' 4 Lrg. coarse calves 4 10 to
Prime to, roes 4 6t04 10 Prime small
Prime Scots, &c. 6 oto 6 I Largo hogs 4 oto 4 6
Inf. emir. sheep 4 oto 4 8 Neat sml porkers 4 Bto 6 2
Second quality . . 4 10 to 5 6 Belts's. calvesomh 20 oto 23 0
Prime coarse wll.l 5 0006 2 Ar. old str pl s.do 30 oto 810
TOTLL SOPPLY.—British—Beasts, 1,286; Cows, 140;
cheep, 6,227; calve", 314; pigs, 398.—Foreign—Beasta,
800; sheep, 3,412; calves, 300; pigs, —.

NNWOATN AND LZADiNNALL, Friday.—Moderaie
supplies of meat are on sale at these markets. The
trade is firm at our quotations.

Per 81b., by the omelet.
e s. d. •.d. d.
Inferior beef.. 810 to 11 4 'lnferior mutton 3 6104 0
Middling ditto 3 6„ 4 0 Middling ditto.. 4 1„ a
Prime large do. 4 2 „ 4 4 Primo ditto . I „
Prime small ditto 4 6 „ 4 8 Large pork . 4 001 I
Veal 3 10 „ 8 fitna I ditto .... 5 4.11
BIUSTOL, Thareday.—Prieee were somewhat easier,
very One (really first-elass) best selling for 68s. per cwt. ;
wound class 665., and of the latter description there
was a very brisk demand. Third-elms beet realised
60s. Mutton was in fair request; In fact, the whole
stock, which wee rather large, changed hands at an early
hour, the highest prime obtained being Rd. per lb.
There were rather more cows and calves in the market
than last week, het high ptioes were still maintained.
They ranged from £I.B to £o4. The pig trade was very
dull, although prices were rather easier.

HAY MA RK ETS.
Surrarrizo.—Moadow hay, E. 4 4s. to Eb 10..;
clover. £5 54. to £6 10..; and straw, El 1311. to £2 6.•
per load. A fair supply.
0011131LRLIOID.—Meadow hay, Et 41. to £5 154 ;
clover, ES Si. to a 10.. ; and straw, £2 to £2 ba. per
load. Trade inactive.
WHITIORAPIL.—Meadow hey, £4 4s. to tb 10i. ;
clover, Ebbs. to £6 15s. ; and straw, £flBl. to £2 Irra. per
load. Supply tolerably good.

HOP MARKET.
BOROUGH, Friday.—Messrs. Pattenden and Smith
report itttie or no alteration in the hop market during
the past week, trade still continuing very quiet at firm
pities. Old hops are in better demand, several large
lota having lately ohanged bands et enhanced rates.

NEWS FROM THE PALAOL—The Royal servants are
now using Reckitt's Diamond Black Lead. This fact
meat prove to all that it is better than any other kind,
for of course, they use the best of everything.
RILDUCTION 07 VIZ TEL DtlTT.—Thill important
measure of the Chancellor of the Fachequer must prove
a great boom to the public, especially if the dealer allows
the consumer the full advantage to which he is entitled.
To 'Grill such advantage, Cassell, Smith & Co. have
greatly-sedum& the-stale of prices for their celebrated
Tea', and to plane thew Teas, as well as Cassell's Coffees,
as I riesepoisible within the roach of every family, they
are now prepared to appoint Agents in every WIFE sad
village not at present fully occupied. Thin Agency is
well worth-the attention of either shopkeepers or private
individuals. Full partioulars sent free by post, by
Cassell, Smith & Co., 80, Fenehurch Street, London.
Wass sn important article of "
commands a lasting preference,
Intrinsic value is highly prised )-
(muse is attributable, the
ma.'. Pure Tea; which
further confirmstion of the fact,
real judges of good tea." Efornim
favoursibly imports, together with
in the duty, are ensbled to lower
round; that is, about twenty per
consumer; and the quantity passed I
by the Custom House 'hews, in
redaction qi eeneumption hitherto
annith oethe tea trade. This m
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