The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

MARK•LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. MAY 13.—A full average supply of wheat—
many of the samples having been left over from Monday
and Wednesday—wan on offer in to-dason market, in
good condition. On the part of the millers, no dispo-
sition ass shown to get into stock ; hence, the trade
ruled heavy, at barely Monday's nominal fall in price.
Upwards of 20,400 quarters of foreign wheat having
coine in, the deinand for that grain was much depressed,
and the quotations were drooping. Floating cargoes
were heavy. There was a fair, but by no means active,
inquiry for barley, at late rates. The malt trade ruled
Arm, at previous currencies. Oata--the supply of which
Woo good—moved off slowly, on former terms. Beans
and peas were dull, and the value of flour had a droop-
ing tendency.

CURRINT Pinata Or BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shlllinseper qr.
WRZAT—lionee. Kent, and Suffolk. obit 44 49
Ditto, fine Detected runs .. 60 94
~ .
DiUo, red .. 42 60
..
i, Ditto. Talavera 53 95
. Norfolk, Llncolnehlre, and Yorkahlre42 50
BAKLILY • Malting 33 42
..
_ . .. . .. ..... __ __

aiii;ill7g and distillini

26 32

„ -
, Chevalier .-
MALT—Easex, Norfolk. and Suffolk - 57 66
Kingdom, Ware, and Town-made 110 111
13AIIK --Ewes and Suffolk .. 21 26
..
Of
911, Scotch and Lineolnablire. Potato 25 3°
Ditto, feed . 24 27
..
Dish potato.. .. 25 30
..
avi . 33 35
.. .. ..
BEEMS--Magaaail 11/1 41
• • • •
Tick and Harrow .. . 40 45
. Pigeon . .. .. 41 40
PEAS --Non . liollem . . 39 44
. ..
~ Wllite, Ewe.. and Kent, boiler. 41 47
„ Ditto. Fine Suffolk .. .. 47 50
Maple .. .. .. 44 48
. Grey 40 42
.. .. ..
PL0.1.161,--13est mark., delivered (31 wick) 60 Al
Seconds ditto and Country .. 31 36
TORICION GRAIN.
- - - --

WHlLlLT—Dantsle and Konigsberg
Dittn, ditto, extra -
Rostock. Stettin, sind Woigast
Belgium and Pommeranian -
Danish and Silesian

- 62 to 66
- 67 68
• 48 68
- 48 62
- 42 49

„ Italian. or Nadu
o Odeon* - 'PI.
-
Aw.rIBARLEYf a
aith:.”' Coma- la:;

137i.n-dirld and distilling -
OATS-Pdlsnd and Brew

iee-4i
BEANB--Rmall

- N 33
.33 29
. 4,) 43
37 39
- 39 41

Urptian
hlte Boilers-

• --
Yellow ditto -
Non-boliere
YLOUR--Fremch Rhenish (per tack) 3.5 38
„ Canadian and American !tour - U 25
Street -2519
.•

LIVERPOOL GUANO AND SEED MARKET.

(From Basun DOM I 4 ICS, Genera!
,Broker, Exchange

Court, 'Liverpool.)

Guano, arrival 1,000 tons of Chincha and 300 tons of
Bolivian. There has been • steady demand for all
descriptions; sales are 900 tons of Kooria Moons, at
LI 15a. to £3 3a., and a parcel di prime phoepiated at
£6; indirect Peruvian, at ell to Ell 10s., -and Bird
Island at low prices. Of bone sib, sales trifling;
cattle hones sold at £4 17s. 6d. to £3. Nitrate of sod a
7,000 Inge sold, at 15s. to 113 s. 13d. per et. Linseed
oil cake and cotton seed cake dull. The tallow market
is very inactive, and prices have declined Is. 6d. per
cwt. -

L a. L s.
' 12 oto 13 0 per tom
- - - - 710 0 0 „
- - 60 610 „
410 510 „

(hum°, Peruvian -
DID" Upper ditto
lehyboe - • • -
Patagonian - - - • - • •
kaidanha Bar - -
Komi llooria • •
Pedro Keys • • -
flupenainaphstes - •
Bone Ash
Immed Cake. American-
Englikh -
Cotton wed Cake
Nitrate of Soda •
Unwed, Bombay
Clover Need. new red American •
Tallow, let P.Y.C. - - -

0 6O „
315 610 „
310 50 „
00 00 „
4 0 51.5 ~
90 00
815 9 6 „

000 0 „
0 16 ed. 0 I 0 6d,.
19 214 per. qr
2 1.4 2 16 per ewe.
217 00 „

METROPOLTT IN cA TTLE M RK ET.
THeIIuDAY, My 12.—About an average supply of
bessta, in hut middling condition, was on offer in today's
market. All breeds met a slow inquiry, at Monday's
currency. We were fairly supplied with sheep, which
met • very inactive demand. In prices, however, no
change took Ilace. Limits—the show of which was good
—were dull, but not cheaper. We had It dull inquiry
for calves, and prices gave way 21. per alba. Both pigs
and mach cows w re • very dull sale at barely late
rates.
Per 30.., tn e orki.
era k Mfr. heads 3 2*- Ir. smith Downs 4 10tod 0
Nee. quality. n 3 8 r 'erre cars. •Iltire. 8 4 6
Prima large oxen 4 2 4 Prime xmell (Mtn I ii 2 4
Ditto &nu, kc. 4 6 8 Large boss 3 0 3 6
Cr.. kinfr sheep S it It 4ml snit. porkers 3 8 4 2
See. quality do 4 2 4; Suck. eels.. (earls) 18.. to 221.
Pr. era. waolledL o Qr. old /Wore pip llts. to Mu
abwals

NEWGATE AND LE'
FRIDAT, MAT 13—About
and trade very inactive u fol
Po, Who. b;
d.
Inferior hod.. C 4 t 4 6
Middling ditto . 3 8 10
Priam large ARto 4 0 4 2
Prime's:Roll ditto 4 2 4 4
Largo pork ....S 2 3 8

DENHAM, MARKETS.
average supplies el meat,
Howe
y the cermet:

d. a. d.
Inferior mutton 3 6 3 10
111ddlIngdItto 4 0 4 2
Prime ditto 4 1 4 6
veal
Small pork

HOP INTELLIGF.NCE.
Boaoucar, FRIDAT, MAT 13.-3141 and East Kent
pockets, 841. to 1475.; Weald of Kent, 06e. to 88s.;
Susie:, Ws. to Th.; per cwt.
Our market continues finis, with a good demand for
anything with quality or colour. No foreign hope
arrived into the port of London last week.

HAY ANI) STRAW MARKET.
SMITHFIELD, MAT 12. Kesdow bay, £2 10a. to
£4 12a.; clover ditto, £4 Oa. to £5 ss. ; and straw,
El 4s. to El 9s. per load.

WOOL MARKET.
The eommeneement of the Italian war has roused a
pude in our market, and many descriptions of wool are
quite unsaleable, Some MIS that are beaming scarce
have met with purchasers at reduction of from Id 4. to 24.
per It.. The colonial wool sales are occupying most
attention lust now, and the reduction of 21. to 34.
per lb. is likely to be confirmed, if not increased, during
the progress, as the probable stringency in the money
market is always detrimental to prime, which are
still far from low.
Downs Tan
Down tem led. 17.1.
Hall.twed Hop
Helf.bred Welber. led. 161.1.
Kent Meow
Leicester Fleece., tailed

Fe.ej- Nei ;Milo.
Flannel W”el
Blanket Wool

13.- 171.
13d. 17d.
d. J 441.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Waunt:rarru. Saturday, May 14.—Wheat, 3145. to
56e. Oast week. 365. to Mts.); new wheat, —s. to —s.
(last week, —a. to —a.) Barley. 2ss. to 425. (last week,
Ws. to 42..); Oita, 225. to 28a. (last week, 225. to 266)
Beans, 3;ds. to 50s. (lest week, 384. to ade.) yeas, —5.
to e. (last week, s. to s 81h. loaf, 124.
—There WM a mood supply. Wheat sold readily, at an
advance atoll 2.t. per qr. on last week's rates. Buitinesa
in barley wee animated, and rates about 2.. per qr.
higher.
SoureAN non. Friday. Old wheat, £l3 Os. to
£l4 104. ; new, Cl 3 —a. to £1415.. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 360. to 42..; grinding ditto. Na. te 325. Oats, 255.
to 3)6. ; been*. 40.. to 50..; Malt, 645. to 665. per yr.
Flour. 41s. Od. to 424. 01. per sack.—We were :noderately
supplied with wheat at this day's market, buyers demand-
ing a reduction of from 4s. to se. per yr., and to have
effected sales this decline must have been aeceeded to.
Barley, oats, and beans each in fair demand, at about
late quotation% Flour trade dull, MIL to 4g, per sack
reduction.

At the principal provincial corn market" on &tardily
last the supplies were large. In most places prices were
firm, and in some instanoes an advance of from la. to 2s.
wits obtained. The supply of barley we. moderate, and
prices firm. Good oats were In demand, and somewhat
dearer. Beans and peas fully as deer.

LIVERPOOL WOOL- MA RH ET. MAT 14.
Theme boa Dot boon iamb doing lty private °outrage
ID
foreign wooL Tb• Public mkt hi East Indio are rang
bother than woe expected, oad
Janu
ered equal to lawith some few olospaooe,
prws sr. last January rear. In
geo•ok • monier••• bagasse doing ; prime unchanged.