The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(111 ELECTRIC 7 ELEGRA.PII)

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[Fftom KINGSFORD'S AN! I LAY'S CIRMLAR.]

MARK-LANE, MON DAY, JULY 2.

The weather since Fr iday has been fine.
Wind N. \V., to-day S.W W.
The supply of wheat f;rom Essex and Kent to
this morning's mars et was small. In order to
proceed with sales, a reduction of one to two
shillings per quarter upon the rates of this day
se'nnight had to be nibmitted to. Foreign held
at last week's pie as, holders not being dis-
posed to press sales,, and only a limited business
resulted.

Barley a good d. :mind, at an advance of six-
pence per quarter.
Beans bring rather more money.
Peas unaltered.
Oats a dull sale,, and all but finest quality six-
pence to one shii.ling per quarter cheaper.
ARRIVALS:

Wheat (British) 2,477 Barley (Foreign) 4,460
Barley „ 31 Oats „ 42,167
Malt „ 10,327 Flour 10,497 sacks and
Oats ~ 1,344 5,577 barrels.
Flour „ 2,297 Barley (Scotch)
Malt (Irish) 1,712 Malt „
Flour ~430 Flour „
Wheat (Foreign) 20,381

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, JULY 2.

Our market was supplied to-day with 3,770
beasts, 24,460 sheep and lambs, 296 calves, and

360 pigs.
Trade brisk at former prices. Calves, how-
ever, sold at an advance.
s. d. s. d.
Beef
Mutton
Veal
Pork • 4 2 5 0
Lamb 5 8 6 8

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

PARIS, JULY 2nd.

The Moniteur announces the appointment of
Duke be Grummet, M. Benidetti, M. be
Tellegrand, and Perigard as Grand Officers of the
Legion of Honour.
The Neapolitan Minister at Paris has sent his
resignation to Naples.
NEW YORK, 10th.

It is reported that the Mormons have offered
to sell their property in Utah, and remove to
British possessions.

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAT. June 29.--We had only a moderate show of
samples of wheat in to-day'a market. Owing to the
continuance of showyry weather. factors almost gene-
rally were Erm in their demands ; but, for the most
part. millers purchased cautiously, at Is. to Si. per
quarter beneath last week's quotations. There was
only a limited inquiry for foreign wheat ; nevertheless,
compared with Monday, no change took place in prices.
The fresh imports are 12.740 quarters. Floating car-
goes of grain supported previous currencies. Barley—
both English and foreign—moved off slowly, yet the
currencies were supported. Fine malt sold steadily,
other kinds slowly, at late rates. We were heavily sup-
plied with oats, which moved off slowly, on easier terms.
Means and peas were steady in price; but flour was a
dull inquiry.

C 1: Iliii.3l' PRICEff OP BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shinn re per lir
WHEAT—E. Kent. and Suffolk, white 50 Si)
„ Ditto, Ana selected runs .. 57 60
PP Ditto, red .. .. - . 4a 56
Ditto. Taint en 68 64
7, Nnrfolk. Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire 46 56
BARLEY Malting .. .
„ Grinding and distilling . 31 35
, Claes alter .
MALT—Ewe:, Norfolk, and Sullnilt .. 61 67
, liinguton. Ware. and Toonnadit 88 71
OATS -Rowe and Suffolk
.. Its.telk and Lim:ol9.3Am potato 26 D
pitti r, teed . 2.3 27
..
rill ,ib potato.. .. .. 34 28
RTIF.. ..
BEANS--Maguan .. sr 40
..
'Tick and Harrow .. . 41 43
. Ninon . .. .. 44 49
PEAS -Non Rollers.. 34 33
..
.. W`dte. Roon. and Kest, boilers DJ 41
„. Ditto. Pine Suffolk .. .. 42 43
, Mania .. .. .. 41 45
, Grey .. 36 41
. FLO'ER--Brtt mark., delft end (V rack) 60 61
Seconda ditto and Country .. 36 44

FOREIGN GRAIN.

WHEAT—Mottle and Konligsberg - 80 to 69
Ara - - 64 65

i)ilt... eV

116m6w1g, file.llll., and W010f.% - 69 63
Ilelgiunt And I`..nuurranhut • -1 61
110.1.1. and Sile.i. 53 57

„ Italian. or Marlainipla
„ iniam•a - • - - -
„ American and Canadian -

II Alii,FX Malting • - - - - -
Grinding and diatilling - - - 34 33
OAA —Poland and Brew - - - -24 29
, Feed
BEANS—SmaII
Ens id lan - - 37 39
pg,i;—wiat• 14. Hers 39 41
Yellow ditto -
-

. r.s 42
- 25 42

Non.lholler• - - -
FLOUR—French Ithenkh (per sack) -
0113.2411.11 and Aubcrk.an Sour
Ss cat

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THI'IIUMAT, June 28.—Our market to-day was but
moderately supplied with beio.ta. Prime breeds were
in steady reimeat, at very full prices. Otherwise, the
beef trade was heavy, at late rates. Sheep—the 'how of
which was tolerably goal- -commanded a fair inquiry,
at Monday's currency. We have to report a dull sale
fur latulki, at the late decline in value. The supply was
moderately good. There was a fair sale for calves, at
full price*. The supply war on the increase. Both pigs
and Math rows moved off slowly, but without change mu
their value. _ . .