The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL ARTICLE.

The Rank return be had a pnreeptible influence in
tmratting 'reinitiate, to all tl e markeM, and the rnend
a; earmite .4 6n-tn.'s net. on the whole, been more
•t• .ctory ten •I tiny twn mime the panic. liniment
rind ate nut al, erat;. n at 1.4:4, et 81, hut tie final

Wfff 86 to 1 for dem. ry, •nd St. to 4 for
'h roo. Wilk Stuck I.ft t.ff •t 246 to 248; Re.
.le4 and New three lur Cent... 854 to ; India Five
per Cent..., 11134; Rupee Paper, 1004 and 1064 ;
Ronda. 54. die. to 54. pm.; sod Exchequer-611.—March,
leis. to 2s. dis ; June, dis. to 5.. pm.
The ri turn from the Bank of England for the week
ending the 20ih of June give. the following results
when compared with the previous week :-
1.1,504.161...facrea5e... £39.297

Public deposits ... 7,288,314 ... I scream . 181,378
tither deposits 21,171,357 ..1eare55e...1,044,010
On the other side of the account :-
4 :uVuttio.ent Pecuritiosl:ll,llB,4sl...locreue I:30.000
Other securities 31,200,162.. Drcrrase 61.116
Notes unemployed ... 4,067.320...1nere5ee .1.337,090
The amount El notes in circulation is £23,106790,
to Ina an decrease of L'839,555, and the stock of bullion
in both departments is £14,8L1,120, showing en in•
crease of /168,235 *hew wesopared with the pre-
• riling return.

The traffic receipt. of railway• in the United King.

don. amounted for the week ending the 16th of June,
”n 12,343 miles, to £710,867. and for the atrresponding
week of last yoar,on 12,075 miles,to C682.034.1t0wing an
inerrase of 268 mtle., and of £28831. The gross
rvceipts no th. following 11 railways amounted, in the
lggregate, on 8,858 Mil.ll, to £590,960, and for the
oorrraponding week of 1865, on 8,710 moles, to £568483,
.I.owong e.n incres.e of 148 niih-s, and of 122,527.
The increase on the Caledonisn amounted to £1,487;
-on the Greet We.tern to £1,212; on the L mat
nine -
"n 4 y c.. £i.&_'6; on the London and
North-Western to £1 pr.) ; on the London and
Brighton to r 238; on the Manchester, bheeleld
And Lmcolnshire to £21124; on the Midland to £8.819 ;
on the Net British to £1,231; on the North.
Eat-tern to 1:5,863; and on the Bouth-Eastern to
.21.2—total, £28,107, but from this must be deducted
I:119, the decrease on the Great Bast"rn ; £2,510. on
the Great Northern; £225, on the Great Poulton
.na Western; and £2,726 on lb* London and
tiouth•Weetern, leaving the increase as above /12,527.
The goods and mineral traMo on those limn amounted
to £316,622, and for the corresponding work of
1865 to 2281,685, showing an increase of £34.9154.
Tho receipts for pa...engem, peewit, fru, amounted to

saainst £196.768, showing • decrease of
1:12,457. The traffic receipt. on 52 other HOU
amounted on 3,485 miles, to £119,887, and for the
wrrearnding erek of lest year, on 3.366 miles, to
ki showinn an ine-esse of 120 miles and of
r0i.3)1 in the receipt.. The total receipt, of the past
we, a show • decrease of £206 as compared with thou
• -if the pr.cciling week, ending the 9th inst.
In the ahareimasket on Friday, the actual business
was little more than nominal in amount, but English
railways closed with a tendency to recovery; in banks,
forogn railway*, and iniaorllaneons shares, the prices of
Thursday were generally firmly maintained, colonial
orre the only description showing weakness, the others
&Aug without the slightest alteration. In English
railways, North-Western recovered Midland j. and
Great Wedeln and Lancashire and Yorkshire each ;
ilsnchester, 81e5eld, and Lincolnshire and Metro.
politikus advanced 1
_each, and ditto (gatenai-o) g.

•
osloni4. East Indian nod Great Indian Penin-,tila
declined nob, and Buffalo and lAke Aaron In

foreign &treat Luaemboare and Lombardo-Venetian

further improved a each. Of the banks Consolidated
improved 1, Agra and Masterman's a, Chartered of
lid. farther 2, and Chartered Mercantile of India
*farther 3; Anstrabsia and Union of London receded a
each. In mimellaneoas Peeing°la and Oriental re.
covered I. Egyptian Trading a, and International
Ftn.ncal j, Credit Mobilier improved a, Provincial
Ifarirre a, and General Credit and Hudson's Ray a each ;
National Discount relapsed I. and North British and
Mercantile declined a.

The colonial produce markets during the past week
have been entirely without improvement, owing to the
sta,s of aff.airs no the C,ontinest, gad the maintenance
of the Bank rate at 10 per cent. Home forced sales of
C,yloa coffee were made on Wednesday, at a further
reduction of 31. to 7s. per cwt.. the motet fall being
upon *vinery plantation. kinds. Sager remains without
.I.lmation, a moderate boilers being transacted at
former lactation" Kee is firmer, with few 'ellen
o ode grain. Spice °retinues dull, many kinds b.ieg
nevlected. In tea very little burins", hae been trans.
act.. by Privet, contract. The large public sales
which commenced on Tuesday and cone-laded on Friday
afternoon passed %IS, on ob. wlo le, as well as had bees
•‘p.ct.-.1. and nearly all that le brought forward seem'
t.. be more and no.. without reserve." New make
C-1n1..n. Congo, and fly•on were the only kinds noon
which any hailing occurred. &Ito's'', has bosoms dell.
All kinds V, rem are in demand. The fall on &at
ev4 on in London is id. to Id. per lb., and the
ma•ket deseil flatle•