The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07 00:00:00

LONDON MARTS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE, AND LATEST
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Mass Lass, Mosey.

The arrivals of English wheat *pie oar market have
been on a very romate wade ; Wass lila shoe of
samples has been limited. The trade has skews more
Amines" than in the previous week, sad ia moms few
faience' prices have advanced la. Pm 410°1°14
Foreign wheat boa Goose slowly to hand ; bet the saptlY
en offer, ex-grarear7, has been eseemiably geed. or
looted qualities have sold to a limited utak st fell
currencies. In low and damp parcels so little has been
doing that the quotations have ruled anima nontiaal.
limiting barley, though in short supply, has been
almost wholly neglected. Orindiag and distiam, sorts
have comnianded previous rake, with inseste
inquiry. Malt has been in fair request, ism Inrelem
term, The supply has cooties/id good. Oats have
'maintained their previous values. Both beans and peas
have moved off steadily, at very full prima. 'nu
demand for dour has been moderately active, at previous
rates.
The accounts from nearly all parts of the eintatry
state that the wheat crop is re‘lllo4.ll .1•14117.
P.4llloes are looking remarkably street and healthy.
All hinds of spring corn, especially beams mid pew,
have • promising appearance.
Moat of the continental markelneontinn• to be well
supplied with mat descriptions of produce. On the
whole, the transactions generally bare increased, and
the quotations are well sooportod. In America rather
large supplies of breadstuffs have been taken for export
parlance.
The Scotch markets have exhibited very moderate
supplies of wheat ; nevertheless, all descriptions bare
moved off "lowly on former terms. In the vales of
barley, beam, he., scarcely any change has taken place.
In Ireland, wheat has bees held at fell currencies;
but the inquiry for it has been far from soave. Meet
other &dick* have sold heavily, at about previous rates

CORN MARKETS.
N'tortt.. Friday.—Wbeat, 4s 34 to bi per bush.;
Earley, 27. to !Oi per qr. ; Oate, 111, to Ms per qr. ;
Ream. Mt to 37. per qr. • Peas 320 to 34e per
qr , Flour 26. to 27. per Liela.—At esir Corn Ex-
change to...Ny 0.,e was a small supply of wheat. which
sold et laid week's prices. Barley dun. Beam Arm
Oats soiling doing. Flour without alteration.
Thuraday.—Our imports this week an
moderate a all article,. The weather haa, on Use whole,
hien favourable for the growing crops. which are Doi-
verrilly well reported of, the only exception being rime
of grew, which are stated to bare been much deterior-
ate.' during the past fortnight from want of milkiest
moisture. On our market there Mas a small supply of
Engliih wheat. which sold readily at an advance of Is
per 9r. Foreign waa wee freely dealt in, at prices un-
onNinable on sat market day. The barley trade ruled
flow at barely last week's values. Whits oats attneied
marcely any attention, but for black • large consump-
tive demand was experienced at fully last week's prises.
Wane, pea.. and Indian oorn about the same, with hut
little passing in either &Akio.

CATTLE M A RKETS.
METROPOLITAN, Thureday.—Thuis vu • larger sup.
ply of beasts at thie market to-day than on Thursday
last, and the beef trade wait slow at • redsetion of Id.
per stone on previous currency. Tb. number of sheep
and lamb. were also ie exam of last week. The matins
trade was firm at Monday's advance of 44. pm stone.
For lambs, there was a very good demand bat without
change of rims. The supply of salves being Imp, the
era trade was heavy, and the beet demeiptions Min 24.
per 'trod, lower than on Moodily. The perk trade wu
unaltered. Total supply :—Heasts, 1,470; sown, 785;
sheep and lamb., 11,860 ; calves, 370; 270.
NIP/GATE •ED LEADRERALL, Friday.-- Inferior beef,
31 to 3. 44; middling ditto, Is Ad to 34 104; prime
large ditto, 41 to 4s 2d ; prime small ditto, 40 24 to
4e 44 ; 'eel, :1,44 to 4e essi inferior mutton, 34 84 to
4s : middling ditto, 4. 24 to 4. 8-1; prime ditto, 4s 104
to 54 ; large pork, to Ad to 3e 104; small pork, 41 to
44 f'd per Alb, by the eareawk—But moderate 'supplies
of meat are on sale at them markets, and the trade rules
Ina, at very full prices.

PARIS SPECIAL JUNE NEETING—Rtstat.
The GRAND PORI of PAW., 00 objet d'art the gift
of his alljestv the Emperor, and P 4,000 given, half
by the city of Paris, and half by the five great rail.
tray companies of riance, added to a sweepstakes of
Att each. The second to receive 400, and the
300 sovereigns. One hundred and twestyais

subs.
Mr. H Delamarre's e Vermouth, by the Nabob, oat
of Vertneille ibred in France)
Mr. W. 1' Anson's Blair Athol
Mr. H. Delemaree's Bois Roussel (bred in France)
Five ran. Won by two lengths : Fill* de FAB eine
In third, hut her jockey not weighing in tints, Beie
Bourse) was placed third, and the OW' winner tree
consequently distanced.