The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11 00:00:00

LONDON__ MARKETS.
BY EXPRESS is ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

kislin•Lairmi Monday, October 10.—Oar market
was moderately supplied with foreign wheat this
moining, and home-prodthe suns to band in agood
average quantity, end in exasbetit emaditios, indeed
anything inferior was difloult of disposal. The badmen
done in shad was comparatively trilling, and at un•
altered rah's. For Marley, both grinding sad mallnag.
• alight imarovemast is valets was peroeptible, though
not quotably highth than on Monday last. Tbe
was only limited. Oat* were plentiful, bet quotations
remain as ea Ilouda7 last. There was a very imp
atteaditaria of millers, distillers, •orn dealers, 3e, in
the gaithangs.
Mgcaorethruir C AWLS *UMW, Maeda,. 0140 bet
lO—.For the beet heeds them wee again good
demoted, and the slightly improved rates of last week
were fully maintained tcdai, but for all other than
choke' sorts the trade ialesd dull es Won. The
soother el beast. and sheep were math the SW ea last
Moody, with perhaps • larger number of calves end
Good Boots readily made lie. 6d, sad other
Did sorts in proportion. Flret-elans Downs made SOL
So 53a. each, weighing from Sot, to Put. Mb. The Made
In veal was a datum..m.tweePstio is the swiss
market are [core cheering. There was* good inquiry
for porkers sod store.. The lettsr made front ls. to Ss.
per lead more than last week. The Wowing tied.
quotations .—Bod, prime. lis. to Si. 6d.• inferior, de. to
41. 34.; mottos, pno• Downs and wutbuu, 15e. 9d. to
Ild.; seconds, 4s. led. toile.; lamb. So. to Ss. 4d.; veal,
4.. 64. to 4e. 101. ; pork, 4e. to 41. Sd.. and in ass'
awes U. was made.

CORN MARKETS.
llastrou Thunglay.—On our market to-day there
was • fair supply el Ragbah wheat, which found burets
at about loot week's prime. For foreign a moderate
retail taquiry, without 'Safeties is vales. Halting
barley very slow, and all sumps geleeted samples gave
way LI. pet. qr. For griading • limited demand, at last
week's prase. Dry sweet nets ormonmaded gains as
much money • Lap and inferior &flesh to quit, and
Bd. per qr. ;beeper. Indian corn Ball at previous
valeta. For berm and pens no ioquiry.
Davison, Thursday.—There woo • decided improve-
ment in our market to-day. Thar* was a fair trade for
best, dreeriptioas of wheat, at prism frees dd. to ls. per
qr. is &dramas al this day wale whilst inferior ample@
also met with • better demand: In I:mirky there was a
alight iniprovantent, good malting samples realised
about la per qr advance. while grinding bariera may
be quoted without alteration. NOUN peas, and oats
mot a dull trade, at about Is. lower than last week.
GloacTerza, Wednesday—We have moderate sup-
plim of Rogliah wheat at this and the seighboaring
markets, for which the dessaad is good at full prices.
Foreigc is mere inquired after at lat. rates. The saki
for barley, both malting and grinding, ceretineas re-
stricted at about former carrenema Oats sell slowly,
at a destine of W. per qr. Haim, beans, and peas un-
altered.
Llenneool, Friday.- At our market to-day there was
• moderato sapply of wheat, but the badness doing is
dull • prices aoold have Improved but for the failures
whirl 'have taboo place of late, and rehab naturally
masa emelt depremios.
WAZITHILD, Friday—There wee an advance of Is.
asked on *beats which checked the sale Barley in
ter demand. Beans and oats are rather cheaper.
HlAnelina, Saturday.—There was an improved do-
mini for the be.t tort. of wheat and prima ranged
from 40s. to 45. per quarter la barley there was more
doing than for some weeks past, aa mahatma are now
looking out for good lot.. For old oats of brat quality
there ma. a brisk demand, as suet aorta were very
sc.roa Beans and peas chugged bandy slowly at un-
altered rat*.
SoOTllinrron, Friday. —Wheat ruled steady at about
late querati..n.. Spring own nn •Itored. Flour steady.
Wheat, old, 211 to £l2; new, £9 to £lO per load.
Barley, grinding, 25. to 27,; melting, 34.1. to 38s. ler
qr. Oat., 20.. to 26. p.rqr. Beans, 364. to 425. per
qr. Peas, 355. to 40a, per qr.
taturday.—The supply of wheat at
this market to-diy was I krably larr, and prices were
Is. per qr. too .atece of those of last week, WA samples
✓eiling from 40.. to 435. We had • rod supply of
barley, bat very little is yet doing. Naltsten did not
care sh.ot buying to-day, but paces were mainlined,
35a. is about the highest Beare In other grain only a
small booing.. doing at much about praviott. quotation..
Oat. tusk., from 20s. to 27s ; beans, 45'. to 48... with
slight downward tendency; and pats, in whi.h only
• ri..nainal liminess is doing, 335. to 42a. Flour main-
tains its prim.
FAIRS DOSING THZ WM.—Tuesday (this day)
Rainsliary, Wills; Basinptoke, Hants; Bridnort,
Dorset ; Glaatonbury, Somerset; Thursday, Alresford,
Hunts; Ilartock, Somerset; Friday, Waltham, Hants.

CATTLE MARKETS.
111111101.0LITAII, Titl3lloday. -- There was about IS
averse. supply el bouts on sale here to-day, but the
general quality of the stock was very middling. The
b... 4 trade wan in • sluggish state, at Mondey's currency.
The beet Scot. realised se. id. per Sib. We were but
moderately supplied with cheep: nevertheless, all
breeds moved a slowly, on former tennis. The beet
old Downs sold at st. 84. per 81b. Calves were in short
untidy and pod request, at 44. per Sib. more money.
The quotations ranged from 4s. 44. to ss. 44. per 81b.
Pigs were firm in price; but much sows were very dull.
Total supply.-Beasta, t. 00; emu, 134; sheep and
lambs„ (654: salves, 270; pip, 440. Poreign-beaste,
470; sheep and lambs, 1,300; caeca 255.
WILTIOATR •ND LILADENHALL, Friday-inferior beef,
3.. to Is. id. ; middling ditto, 3s. 64. to 3s. 104. ; prime
large ditt 4.. to is. ; prime smell ditto. Is 44. to
4s. 64.; veal, 3e. Bd. to 4s. Bd. ; inferior mutton, 3.. 84.
to 4..; middling ditto, 4s. 24. to 4a. 44.; prime ditto,
4s. 64. to 4s. Bd.; large pork. 3e. 64. to 4a. fid. ; small
pork, 4e. 6d. to 4a 104. per 81b by the eareass-The
sup; ly of meat on sale is moderate. Good and prime
qualities continue Ares in pries.
Mundt., Thursday-We had a good supply of beef
at our market to-day, and nearly a'l descriptions on offer
changed hands without mach difficulty, beet samples
reaming from 66.. to 68s. per *wt., and in some cues
70s. was given; secondary qualities fetched from 63e. to
65.. k fair supply of sheep, and trade wan rather active,
with a tisadeney to improvement in pelage, beet .them
in some instances realising from 71d. to*. per lb.,
and ewes sold at 71d. Nearly all the pens were
cleared. A few Limbs were on offer, but they sold at
mutton prices. No store cattle, the price given for
the., in Ireland being above that which could be
obtained for them here. A large nipple of milch °owe,
and though not selling very freely, the majority on
offer changed hand* at pod price., from El 7 to 1:30
bring obtained. The consignments of pip from
Ireland met with a heavy tra& owing to the Cork sad
Waterford peekete •Triying very late; prices for bacon
pigs had been from Si. Sel. to Si. 74., and for portiere
from 10e. to 10e. fiti., bat they receded nearly 64. per
soore. There was a capita show of m and cart
horses, which met a rather free inquiry, and a fair
trade was done.