The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-30 00:00:00

,IMAOBII ON MONDAY'S MART.

Then Wm a good supply of stook, the ahead-
aDoe hoire4br was thin.
Owing to the unfavourable weather the market
was &premed, and all kinds of stook sold at • re-
ductimi 4,2 d. per stone of Whs., the top prim for
beef 4e 801..; for mutton &a 4d.

TUE CORN TRADE.
There has been a low temperature during the put
week, and the moist state of the atmosphere has caused
samOes to be in a worse oondition tine bad she
weather been dry. The consequence has been that at
moat of the leading provincial markets the fulln4 et
the trade hut been Glow, and to elect sales a reduction
had to beeedeaitted to, In men,' puts of the °wintry
the yield et meet descriptions of grain is said to be
gm-vibes wan anticipated. The Maley crop in many
placed is post favourably spoken of, and the same „may
be said alesti and beans.
MAXI tun& Friday Eveuing. —The ettendance to-day
of beyenrcreumail, business eausequently has been slow,
and forfeited sales leas money was taken than on Mon-
day lair Flour *lb° same depraved condition. Barley
for sashing but little in dement& ;grinding degioriPtiont
maintained quotations, with • ,oteady talc Oats, ill,
old, fatly as dear, but new richer easier to purchase.
Beans and peas study in value and demand. —Arrivals
Rog ibb laid 1301 a wheat, 1,160 qrs. ; barley 350 qrs.;
oats, 120 qrs. ; malt, 1,550 con—toreign wheat;
13,540 ; barley, 2,470 qrs. • eau, u,780 qrs.
Floor, Euglieb, 1490 Las ; sign, 820 barrels and 870

Warminn, Friday. Wheat trade dell. New
Zlattli old I. beer; and at the Maine millers buy
. New herby barely Is. obesper. Other
artiales ea favour of no buyer.
LIVIRPOOL. Friday. Moderate attendance at to-
day's market. Wheat a ranee baker inquiry, at Tues-
day's pricy,. Flour dull; prim unhand. Indian
ii)omeM wolsPferafihnid,:' /Axed 295. 6d. Egyptian
41W3ri ' Old Mrs luny as dear ; new, in
(system/ borers. Imports: Irefand, ke.—Barley, 27
quatfolrd; NW. 717 ; oatiaeal, 849 loads- flour, 50 sacks,
Fortrlm—rWheat, 10,163 qrs. t. beans, 466 ; India corn,
1,610W15er,4,928 sacks and 2,474 barrels.
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.—This Market ins but
in3Papaaa with heeds, chiefly the refuse el
Msy deniand for mod breeds ruled hub.
tiveAltalsbalo dalismary prices. The top quietism
wee 4,. 84. pat Ms. Prime sheep ware Mee'
and. In fair relquiss!s ea former terns; °the:ldea the
mutton trade wu in a sluggish stem at late myriads&
Dame were Inuit; f& 41.. per Ellbs: We have Ur'
ohmage to &Aim in the value of ulna. The veal tradei•
hamar, Was moderately active it from 45.. to 50. per
pige were Arm in price but mild' bows com-
manded very little athentiea.LTotal apply: Bass*
1075 • sheep, 82004-edves, 274; pigs, W.—Foreign
maygydesate, 212; *beep, 1400 ; oalmet 197.
Alo aatli p ,Lianssin Air, Triflay.—The. nwirkets
is mutely saPpliad, and prices Without essential
chug,. Bear 21. ed. to 45.; Mutton, 3s. 84. to
4•71104,1teit1?! 4s. to' 45. 84. ; port, 4s. to es. per
fisigtOt, •Tituripdayi—There was a good supply of all
Tof meat at the market to-day, espeeadli of beef
including some excellent heifers from
1 aid. The side 'Very fair, but at a late hour a
gottai quantity remained unsold. A limited supply of
plkt, also of horses, for which there wet but a smell
onitterd. There was some prime milking cows and
allies from £l3 to £lB. Ptioes : Beef, from Ns. to Bt.,
which iross little easier forth, buyers than last week;
written, from ed. to td. ; pigs, 10s. per score.

OP itAREET.
soßotron, Friday.—Pioking is nearly brought to a
close, but the crop, as regards quality, varies very
nincti, sorne very good and others very Inferior, par-
thialarlk the goldinp, and the produce altogether is
much lighter than had been expected. During the
week there has been an active trade for good and tine
pireqls of the new growth at fun prices, but mouldy
siiinferior qualities Moduli on former terms. 1859's
and older dates, sound and well kept and of good
otel4t, atwitniantt bllckina'Ates. nit day'e prides
ld and rest Kent., £8 to Et; choice, higher;
now Weald of Sent, £7 to £8 10e. ; new Sussex,
268 e. to A 8; 1859'5, £315.. to 24; 1858's, 22 16s. to
23 55.; 1855, 1856, and 1857, £1 Bs. to £2 15s.
ESsessed and mouldy samples of the new growth at
vpi'y nnaveh currencies.

• GROCER& GAZETTE.
•
/AMON COLONIAL PIODVeg h 14111., Friday.—ln
WM 'Colonial produce markets throughout the week
there here bees no changes of Importance, and the tone
of business was rather dull it the close. No public scles
•ooffee bare taken place in the absence of fresh
etireSdiand the markets remain -very firm. The large
el 6 from tho Dotal Companies' stores indicate •
6 condition of trade, and'stocks bare in first hands
ace neacly exhausted. Qom) aorta of Bengal rice .1111
Wm.ict• attention, these being rather dearer. Pine
Of West India cectii are Again higher. In tea,
On account of anticipated arrival of portions of
tNt teerlrop; The tranasalens by pritate contract have
Veen limited. The small public sales held on
ltbehesday pad off without change. Green teas;
ihowever, realiaed the extreme valuations.
Pieorkfmt Mentrer, Fridsy.—Sugar,quiek
Coffee At auction 60 tierees and 140 barrels Jamaica,
sekt for 91g. 'to Mc for good to fine, and Ells. to
'Aes. four., In the middling' tha lower deeoriPticl4:
?relish* extreme tar* 'bat Me higher qualities show- .1
ing no change. Moe : 600 bags Necransie sold at 10s., :1
wed at itemises 4v4ee;-.4-4,011.1-weis4-1440eiler-
-126•6 9pai•d• Smell blames in other artielps„ mud,
..qathing worthy of notice.
VesBRISTOL Bdosu ht•ituiv, triday.—Anything fit for
ibes meets with 'a ready. sale, at full prices. Of
t India about 260 hogeheada have been gold,
-fly for the pane
.Homemade goods are not in
•ti so active demand, but prices are unaltered. The
nag.,,. market generally for many months past has
titled with reMgrkabis steadiness, and there is nothing
SI present akfiririat, t0,14141er Atat.cendition to the end
timpat.'
; "trannriithrej igd.7cedo
"'Dingle Ohmmeters a* eery dull, ,Amerieen
7E' *Mg more 'mature thiutthe earlier arrivals, and
)04**14t godo,fre4l7;

• liter 40' PROr 31•A1XISI
ficaturiami.‘— Meadow bay, to 5; if;
1411441, ak 16e. to £4 ;clover £3 14. oto £5
if renew; El 18e. to 29 per load. Trade dell.
4,11 Chliinzietama —Meadow hay, 22 to £5 ; se*
l,Mittcs 116.. to &; clover, £3 10a. to £5 15e.,, and
t••• ittretw,-E1 lea, to 22'wer load. Trade dull.
• liffiirraoludiaL+—Meadow hay, RI 18e. to £5; net/
n Mho, £1 15e. to 24. ; clover, £3 10e. to 2510 a ; and straw
".411 Itle. to 23 per lead. Trade inactive.

. - .
e —bat/iliac tIfIZNCaD
trrr Vlarrlnt? re.tns.—Mr. Cutler,
_
• Caetle; being desiroue to dispose of
-Lie horse, momeded to Woodbury 11111 fair on Mon-
day, the 2'lnd September. Proceeding thither
*moat the WE, an elderly gentleman-like ihrmer,
a .cft•ding to outward appearance, with whip in hand,
scudded him thus: nave you sot that little nag for
sale ? Mr. Cutler': Yes, Sir, I don't want it
myself. Elderly gent: Well, • neighbour of mine
awed. me this morning if I should happen to
as. one that would suit him, to buy it; but you
kw, Sir, it's a very unthankful office, and I think
,Farmor Jones's son ia here. If you'll just come up,
I should, like him to see it, for his father wants such
' a stamped one to ride round his farm. In the mean
time ityoung man happened to make his appear,
ewe, who turned ont to be Mader Jones. The
rlar gentleman here 'dapped forward and shook
•hinds, ailing, Goodday. Mr. Jones. I've been look-
ing at this nag for your father. It appears one
that would about suit him; but now you are here
you can please yourself. Mr. Jonas: My father has
made up kis mind not to buy another horse without
trial, as he has been so taken in by those jockeys
lately. Mr. Cutler: Well, I don't mind. From what
part, Sir, did you come? Mr. Jones: We've • lbra
• near Blandford. Mr. Cutler Do you know Few"
Waters there? Mr. Jones: Perfectly well. We
are on the moat intimate terms. So, seeing note
that I'm no stranger, make you an offer; Pll
deposit a sovereign to bind the bargain, take the
horse home to try it, and should the animal snit my
father, I'll forward you • post offios order for ill
three days from this. Mr. Waters, somewhat nee-
• venally: Yon are sure you know Farmer Waters?
.: Mr. Jones: Most certainly. I wink he was here
now: he would soon decide that'point. But to have
• a right understanding, you bad better:draw out •
written apeman* and I will siai it. The agree-
.. meta was drawn mat by Mr. Cutler. mid Master
JOllOll sisned it, to pay three days hence. "By
the bye, Mr Cutler," added Mr. Jones, "you had.
better give me your address on the agreement, so"
that I may know where to pay the poet offioe order."
Mr. Cutler added his address, and Mr. Jones placed
it in his 'pocket, and red. off on' the pony with
, goad morning, Mr. Cutler." The sequel to this
Sr• etd trick is not necessary. Either the post office
camiledlies never 2=ll"k hoe° sent, or it has been lest in
4in
. thresigh the poet; nor are Farmer
nistriktvneho, Whsroute likely to be diaoovered in the
Blandford.
leff Weddeadli, bat the 2nd Dorset Volunteers
preoeeded to West Lutworth for day's drill, Pre-
paratory to the review at Dore: ester on the Ist
October, going through • series 'of evolutions in
that style for which the corps is noted; a cold col-
lation being provided by Mr. Richards, of the Coy.
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