The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21 00:00:00

CATTLE MARIE 678.

11111110PnLITall, Thumlay. Altheagh the supply
of beasts is by so mesas loge, they cannot all to dis-
posed of. Trade is very dull. sad lloaday's quotations
aro not folly maintained. Tbe supply of sheep to oleo
small. but quite equal to the demand. Price* remain
unaltered, with • very slow trade Th• somber of
calves is sonnderably larger. and oentrapsentiv prices
are lower. Choice lombo ate in dessaort st folly late
rite. Our Foreign supply soomiels of 276 beasts, 720
and 404 calves. Maids cows. 190. —B.e. at
Lb. 2.11, 1,100; sheep tint lambs, 5,320; Calves, 496 ;
pign, 210.
1311111111, Tharolay.—We Lads large supply of besets
at our market to-day. with • good attendanos, and •
fair trade for prime samples; prices, however, showed
• downward tendetcy, and beef mad be glottal at
from 63.. to 65a. for hoot qualities. and !ran 96, to flOa
per cwt, for secondary. Not so fell a *apply of *beep.
with La itoprovensint In prices ; best with,,,, in the
wool, wiling at from 81.1 to 951., and •horn sheep at
74d to 61. per IA A good supply of pig., and P,ia.
from L. 94. toff, 24. per more. A larger show of store
cattle, with • drapes, trade. MIMI down in good
demand, sad good Wont& sold at from £l6 to 110;
secondary maniples at from £l3 to £l6. A good show
of horses, with an improved trade.

TALLOW IiARICIT.

Fain T. —The !UMW is steady. TOIPTI tinOW
quoted 42. net cash; Petentaux Y.C. on the snot,
42. 6d. to 42. 9L; MAY. ld. ; Jane, 41.. 94.;
°debar to December, 46. 114.

MDR MARKET.

LIADFICHALL. Friday. —Rides —Prima : Raba to
G41b... nd. to 3d. 64I1ia.to72Ths3tto 31d. ;
to flolba. W. to 44.; 801ba. to 08/ba, 3id. to 44d. ;
*Alba to %Ibis.. 3.1.1. to 4K ; bone hides. Ma &L to
10a ed. ; calf skins. liibt, 26. Gd. to 4..; full, 6a.

IIfIROPOH HOP MARKET.
FRI n.ty Ifewirs. Pattenden and tisnith report • ocm-
tinned stead• demand for consumption for all the better
aorta of both Engliiih and faraign hope, at gradually
improving prices.

HAY AND TRAW IIRXET.S
eacirumi.D.—Meselow hay, CS 10a. to C 3 12e. Id.;
closor £4 10s, to CS 10g; aad strap, £1 10a to ri 16..
per lead. Trak ston.
CalissraLmio. Meadow boy, CS 10. to CS ;
clover 1.:4 104 tots 10a; aod.kwj 11s. to Cl 18a
pse load. Trade fair.
WHITPA`WAIML. - V• 11.101, hay, CS to £4 ;
clover. £4 10a. to CS 116. ; and straw £1 10a, to £1 18..
per load. Trade steady.

LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET. Aram IT.

Marino Ettore &mos •
'Marrow Aitto - .

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L d.
- 5 0 per evL
• 9 0 „
• 46 „
• 30
- 18 0 „
- 2 4 per Mose.

Butchery' Waste ditto -
Ox Heed dine - •
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Rough Staff - .
Butchers Rough Fat -

OROCERf3' O.4ZEITE.
111,111cING L.sjei, Friday.—Segar.—The market I.
quiet at previous priors Gorpattab date Bengal sold,
low to middling yollow, 31a. 61. to 355. 6.1. Cube
111,11.,•idn, 34a. Porto Rion, brown. 34.. 6.1. to
26, 6.1.; low to line yeliow, 36ii. 61 to 43c Relined
is nem, with *steady demand. Coffee has wild with
good eimiretition at arm tool.; low to good middling
Phntation Ceylon, 96a. to ; wa beery. 90.. to 96a. ;
Native Ceylon, rood and fine ordinary', The. Gd. to 75. ;
Mna+a, abort berry, 97•; long berry. 975. &I.
13. 99.. 64 Cocoa.—The market is firmer sad
prices are rather dearer; gray and mixed red sold at
49i. to 53a. ; good to flne red, 60. to 86a ; Onsada,
47.. to 47.. 6.1. Tea.—Tbe promised reduction of the
detythes very much stimulated the market ; 664.4
an onward tendency. Rum. -There is a fair inquiry.
Leeward mold 1.. 4.1.; good Demerara, lc 5*4. to
la. 61. Rice continue, ratlxr inactive ; white Bonita
sold at 12a. ; Maingby. 6.. 134. to 9a. '
• Necransie.
Be. 100. iieltnetre.-6130 bags of refraction 121 to IIL
old at 35.. Gd. ; also 250 bags. nifeactios 154, at
35e. 6d. Fruit.—There is a Gnu market for ~meta
and a very active one for raisin.. Priem of the latter
have advanced emmiderably. Cuttosi.—Tb• market is
sere active and the prices are again dearer. Abost
6,000 bales sold. Jute firm at the prices paid a* the
Into public

BRISTOL St•oaa MA IMET, Friday.—Thers is no
change to report in raw sugar, and little business doing,
but as there is to be no alteration in the duty a longer
business will soon be done. Reatiers' produce ham ad-
vanced, and prioes remain ann.

THE LEATHER TRADE.
(From J. Conyers and Son. Circular.)
LEIDS, April 15th, 10E1. —We have had • good atten-
dance at this our quarterly fair, with • 'apply of loather
nearly equal to the average. A fair bummer was done
at late prices. The goods most in demand were shaved
hides and calf rains ; there was somewhat len inquiry
for common hide., and East India kips were dull of sale.
In the warehouses the same general feature. prevailed,
the transactions being tolerably numerous, but limited
in amount. Foreign butts were neglected Altogether
the fair wee quite as good as we expected from the pre-
vious dullness in the demand.

NUNTON.—TLITIMONIAL TO • CLERGYMAN.
On Thursday evening there was • large attendasos
at the Scbool•room to witness the presentation to
the Rev. R. R. Dingley, of as elegant time piece
and pocket Communion Service, as a token of
gratitude for the zealous and efficient manner is
which he has discharged the duties of curate to the
united pariehea The testimonial, which was sub-
scribed by the inhabitants generally, was presented
by Lieut.. -Geneva htuckhry,M.P., and acknowledged
by Mr. Dingier in a feeling address.