The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09 00:00:00

MAHN-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRID4T, Oct. s.—There was • very poor show of
English wheat in to-day's market, both as regards
quantity and quality. Good and sinful parcels were in
fair, though by no means active request, at full quota-
tions; but low and damp qualities were much neg-
lected. We were again well supplied with foreign
wheat. In most kinds ii fir amount of An%inew was
transacted, at very full prices. There wail rather less
animation in the inquiry for floating cargoes. Barley—
the supply of which was limited—was in steady request,
at extreme rates. The malt trade was in a healthy
state, at full quotations. Oats, owing to large import*:
tines, were less active, hut not cheaper. The arrivals
from abroad are over :18,000 quarters. Beans com-
manded very full prices, and there was some inquiry for
peas, at extreme rates Flour realised Monday's cur-
rency.

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CURRENT PRICES OF BRITISH CRAIN AND rwua.
• Ski Hines per qr
WHEAT—Essex. Kent, lout Suffolk, while 47 59
„ Ditto, line selected runs .. 60 GS
w Ditto, red ... 43 57
. "
Mtn, Tslavers 59 71
.. Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshirrbe 67
BARLEY Halting . .. 38 0
„ Grindlnu and distilling • 32 37

..
, ch, slier
MAL.T—F.,,en. Norfolk, and Suffolk
Kinfidun, Ware, mid Town-made
Olatti -3.... ex RlllOl Suffolk ..
PO firotell and Lincoinahlre, potato 27 30
Mt", feed . 24 23
..
~ Ifid. 1...tat0.. .. 36 Y 2
..
RT r .. •• M 37
.. . ..
BEAII3--Magazan .. .. 34 42
Tick and (farrow .. 43 45
, Pigeon . .. .. 44 SI.
PEAS .N..n.ltnilera .
OP White, F.wow. and Kent, bolters 62 44
.. Ditto, Flue Suffolk .. .. 44 45
, Maple .. .. 43 48
..
, Grey SO 42
FLO.I.IR--Ile‘t nia-ka, delher4 (V sack.) 54 AI
Second. ditto and Countrr .. 42 45
rott3l.C.l GRAIN.
WHEAT—Mint:le and K....13AM

U.S 71
72 76
21 26

Ditto, extnt -
Ito-tork. Stettin. Awl
nod l'ontineranian -
I)suiiisla and
Italian, or Iliirianopla
tkleioia • - •
, American asnl CanadlSfl -
BARLEY Maltinir :

- 67 to 60
- 70 72
- 66 71

- 61 66

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Grinding and diatilling -
Ojai -Nvland and Brew

- 30 37
- 241 SI
- 24 eft
• 41 47
sr 3ft
. 44.) 43

BAN -mil

1,40 pt lan
PKAS—White 11..flerg •

Yellow ditt -
Non.hnii, . .
711.01.7 R—French Rhenish (VW ma) -
Canadian and A InCrlCall BMW
6.tei -30 33

- 45 49

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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

TrminAY Oct. 4. A moderate supply of beasts,
chiefly in poor condition, was on offer in to-day's
market. All breeds met a dull inquiry, at Monday's
decline in value. Although the show of sheep was
rather limited, the mutton trade ruled heavy, at barely
late rates. The estrvnte figure for Downs was To.
per Ribs. Cal ves —the show of which vu tolerably
od—ntoved off slowly. but without change in value.
l'be top price was :is. per Sibs. There was an improved
sale for pigs, and prices had an upward tendency.
Mitch cows, however, were a dull inquiry.—Price per
Abs. to sink the offal,—Coarse and inferior beasts.

per sit.._r" ~h)k the ?ff,l.

Cis &Intr. beasta bto3 0 Pr. Montt Doirroe 5 otos
Sr.. windily, do. 3 2 3 ft Larirn cor...ralve. 4 0 4
I.'llool4nm oxen 3 4 4 4 Prime onotlldittv 4 8 5 0
Ditto 8r As. &r. 4 64 6 Large low* •4 04 6
k infr sharp 3 4 3 8 Nest onl. porkers 4 8 5 2
84<nd udity do 310 4 4 Suck.calts.(each) 194 to /24.
Pr. era. wooiled r. atom pigs Us. to 304.
4 6 41 0
sheep

NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY. Oct. 5.- rie supplies of meat generally are
good. Pork movea off freely, on ther higher terms.
Otherwise trade is heavy, at drooping prices.
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Inferior beef 4t02
Middling ditto.. 2 10 2 4 !
Primo large ditto 2 0 2 10
Prim...m.411 ditto 4 0 4 2
Largo p.irk .... 4 4 5 0

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d. d.
Interios mutton 1 0 3 4
21141.11i0d ditto S 6 310
Prime rlitto 4 0 4 4
Vral
Small pork

HAY AND wnwv MARKET&

SUITIIFIEI.D. Meadow hay. £2 10s. to C 5 12a. ;
clover, C:1 10s. to E 6 ; straw, .C 1 10a. to 1:1 16a.
per load.