The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN cArrLz ILI Barr.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.
There was a fair .0 ply of Nearly ovary Mod of stook.
Trade, betrayer, was beery, and prism tesullA4 days.
ward.. The top pries m4.w 10d. for tbs bast beef;
beat South Downs, 4s. Bd. aad 4. 101.; Lamb, Is.W;
ta 6a. Sd.; Veal, 4s. Bd. to 4s. 10A; prime Piss, M.

CORN ILLILLIFIS.
MAIL-LANZ, Friday.—There wee a very poor show
of Eagliah wheat on offer). oar Market to-day. Owieg. le
II em measure, to the yr yll.our.blaaoeountuus band from
meet parts of the United Kingdom in referees,. to the
crops. —Talavera wheat haring n 0... into Newsom in
sem* cousties—the demand hr both red mod white
qualities was is a sluggish nate, at about Roods"
earnestly. We were tolerably well, but not to say
heavily, wipplied with foreign *heat. Seleeled samples
were brid somewhat firmly, at full quotations; but
other kinds moved off heavily, at late rates. Floating
carver of grain were held on former terms, but the
inquiry for them was by no means active. The truism-
iiollB in barley were on afair average scale. Compared
with Monday no change has taken place in the prima
Tim show of maniples was snialL There was • mode-
rate inquiry for most descriptions of malt, on former
Menms. The show of home-grown oats was very limited,
of foreign rather extensive. A fair basinese was paring
in most descriptions, at late quotations. Beans were in
short supply ana steady request, at full prima 'Ti'.
sale for peer was moderately active, at quite last week's
currency. Most descriptions of flour changed bands
steadily. In prices, however, no change took place.
Linseed was in fair request at previous rates.. Rape-
seed mot • limited sale at no variation in price.
Devizes, Thunday.—Wbeat wash's moderate !supply,
and there MY a steady sale at last week's prices
Wheat, hen, 46.. to Wm. ed. • seconelsry, 396. 4s.e. ;
inferior, 345. to 495. ; barley. 30e. to 38r. ; (MU. 22, to
265.. beans, 3135. to Mia ; peas, 365. to 42.. per quarter.
Vetelies, 6.. El. to Ts. per bushel. Flour, fine, Us. to
40.; .1.0013,16. 35•. to 375. per sack.
BRINTOL. Thursday—it our market to-day Enslish
wheat wan in better supply, and odd steadily m last
week's price.. Foreign without alteration, the demand
being very limited. Barley ed per qr. desrer, but in-
quiry sot large. With increased suppliee of oats the
trade less Marries, at barely last week's values. Beast
and Indian corn firm.
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WAIIIPULD, ficnisy.—There 'woo • good amply of
English wheat ; slower sale, at rather unitor last Friday's
prices. Other article@ unaltered.
Extras, Friday.—Wheat • good deniand.—Beet
white, lia. 3d. to th, ; ditto (red). ha. Al. to 6a. per
621bia ; barley, (enalting)46. 3d. to 4. ; ditto (grind-
ing). 3a 6d. to 3.. ; eats, (bo.t quality) 3s. ld. to
3.. 44.; ditto inferior ditto, 21. 94 to 3..; per imperial
incssorta Flour—flulorline, 37a to Ma.; line, 345. 6d.
to ; newituda, T. 2.. El. per aba.
• • iiaiviintall attendee's
stktow demand, Lt v
and must be quoted
7ltrtr24. lower. Flour, fair inquiry, at previous
prices. Oata and oatmeal dull, and the tarn latest.
Indian coin, moderate demand, at • decline of fully 64.
piv gyrator, nee° 'Fii.edity. Boons wino, without
champ. in vatic. Egyptian wheat unchanged.

CATTLR MARKETS.
MITSOPOLITAII C•TTIA III•RIL IT, Thunday.—Al.
thou•h the supply of hemea Is winsiderably smaller than
on Thursday loot the demand hay .I...creamed to much
that we cannot quote the mute prices, tbd • clearance
cannot he rffectod at the reduced quotations. The
number of sheep nod lamb. is conviderahly larger, eon-
N./neatly trade in very had, suds large proportion re-
noon unsold. The ehoiono deacriptions meet with pur-
chaser. at oar quotation.; but other kinds can scarcely
be told. Calves and I.mb• are also lower. Our foreign
comfy consist. of 129 beasts, 1,660 sheep. and 566
calves. Milth cows, 120. Route at market, 950; sheep
and bombs, 10,780; calves, 73; pigs, 190.
NIWOATE •ND LEADMIIIALL, Friday.—The supply I
of meet is moderate. Generally speaking the trndo
rules inactive, yet priors are without material change.
—lnferior beef, 2a. 166. to 3a, ; middling ditto.
31. 44. to 3.. 61. ; prime lamp. ditto, 3a. Pd. to 3a. 104.;
prime tm•11 ditto, 4s. to 4s. 24.. ; large pork, 3a. 44. to
, inferior mutton, 3a. 44. to 30. 81. ; middling ditto,
3a. 10,1. to 4.1. 2d.; prime ditto, 4. 44. 10 4., Pd.;
veal, 3a. 111. to 4a. 64.; small port, it. 2d. to 4a. 6ds ;
losolt, Ss. 44. to k. 44,