The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

XARII•LANE CORN EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, APRIL 29.—The supply of English wheat on
over in to-day's market, coastwise and by land carriage,
wad very limited. The warlike news from the Continent
produced great firmness in prices, which ruled Is. to 2s.
per quarter higher than on Monday; but millers gene-
rally evinced very little desire to operate extensively.
The imports of foreign wheat are 10,810 quarters.
Nearly all kinds were about 2s. dearer than on Monday,
and several parcels were taken on speculation. Floating
cargoes produced more money. All kinds of barley were
In improved request, and in some instances fine samples
advanced Is. per quarter. No change took place in the
value of malt, for which article the demand was far from
active. Oats, though in good supply, sold steadily, at
extreme rates. The same may be said of beans and
peas. The flour trade was firm, and prices had an upward
tendency.

CU RRRRR PRICIS Or BRITISH ORAIN AND FLOOR.
Shilling. per qr.
WHlLAT—lfasex, Kent, and Suffolk. whit 42 47
Ifti.A., Ditto, nue selected runs .. 48 52
~ Ditto, red .. 40 48
.. .
s. Ditto. Talavera Al 66
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkehire4o 48
wffAiLIY Malting . .. 30 38 „
Grinding and distilling 26 20
Chevalier
, . .
111AL,T—Easea. Norfolk, and Suffolk 57 66
Kingston, Ware, and Town•enado 60 68
0,111/11--boes and Suffolk . 20 25
PO Scotch and Lincolnshire, poW.A, 24 29
„ Ditto, lend . . i 23 26
..
, Irish potato.. .. .. 22 27
RTIli .. . . .. .. 30 32
BIA2IB--Kairimall 35 38
• • • •
Tick and !farrow .. 37 42
, Pigeon . .. .. 41 45
PEAS—.Non-Boller'.. 34 36
.. „
'Mille, Essex, and Kent, boilers 37 40
o Ditto. Fine Suffolk .. .. 41 42
o Wavle .. 41 45
.. ..
. Grey 36 38
.. ..
noint—eco. marks, delivered (V net) 40 43
Seconds ditto and Country .. 30 32

10111101, GRAIN.

WHEAT—Dantzle and Konlpberg

- 46 to Si
- 43 44

Ditto.

Kt., extra

Rnstnek, Stettin, and Witlost - 44 61
Belgium and Pommeranian - 44 48
D.nl.h and lllicalam • • - ad 46
Italian, or Marlanople
Odeon • - -
, American and Canadian
BABLEY Malting - - -
Grinding and chaining -
CAA-Poland and Brew -

BEAND—RmaII.

- • 21 28
- -26 30
- -10 24
• - 37 40
$4 34
- • 36 38

6;;ilan •
PEA-Whit. R.llers-
Yellow ditto •
Non•bollers

- as id

1101:11--French Rhenien (per wen) - • ii 1.5
„ Cana. Ilan and American flour • 20 22
greet • 21 20
„
..

METROPOLITAN CATTLE 24ARRET.

THUS/1011. APRIL 29. —Our market, to•day. WU but
moderately atipPlied with beasts. and all breeds moved
off steadily, at folly llonday'a quotation*. The *how of
sheep wax xeitaonahlr gond. and the mutton trade ruled
inni it extreme rates. Lamb*. though in short supply.
met A slow inquiry. II price*. however, no chance
took plat*. We had a fair sale for calves, at full quo.
tations. The eumily limited. Pip and witch cows dull
at tat, MIMI.
Prr

tn eh'', the o,llel,

k Intr. hm•ln 41. s knuk, flown. 6 um
144, mmlity. An. 110 4 01,Ar.re r.M. adv.* 10 4 8
Prima larre num 4 2 4 I Prime •mall.littn 4 IA S
D ttn 14,44. ke. 4 4 I.4nrs Imu 3016
Cm. Mir +beep XlO 4 4 ste4tmnl. pnrlmm 8 4
flu qnlii 1. 4 6 4 8 Mick. mlu,. (0.111 10. to.
Pr. rm. woollul '1 4 10Ir. ,4,114nr• Me 18.. to 21..
iihup ...

NEWDATE AND LEADEN,' ALL A MEV,.

FRID‘T APRIL 29. .nopliea of meat on offer
here, to-day were only no !erste. The trede generally
ralact steady, at very full prince.

For $hS. by the cares.. :
a. 4. 4 id. id.
Inferior hog . I 4P4 I lob.rlor nollPm I I 4 0
M lI.IIIn ditto 11 • 110 141.1111..g.111t0 4 • 4 4
Prime lerde.lll26 4 0 4 2 Prime .1111. 4 6 I 10
Prim...mall .lItW4 4 4 11 Veal
Lcriro pork .... Nmell pork

PROVIRION MARKET.

Vonden bettor Is Arm, and somewhat dearer. Eng
lish and Irish qualities support former terms. Bacon
and other proviskets may be eosuddered steady.

HOP INTELIAIENCE.

BOROUGH. FRIDAY, APRIL 20.—For all kinds of new
hops there ill a steady demand, at full rates. The rhow
I. very moderate. Other kinds are Inactive, at shout
prtvlous quotation.. Mid and Fast Kent poeketo, £4 44.
in el to 7e. ; Weald of Kunio. £3 0.. to C 4 4s. ; Swoon,
:Ss. £3 151. per °wt.

Oar market maintains a healthy character, the business
being only restricted by the few samples on offer.

HAY AND /MA W MARKET.

Morrartrtn, Aron, 214.—Mea4ow hay, 1:2 lls, t 4,
101, ; clover ditto, 1,3 Os. to KA ti.; and straw,
El as. to 84. per load.

WOOL MARKET.

Owing to the disturbed state of political affairs on the
continent. scarcely any bwtiness boa been trensacted in
homegrown wools since our lest report for export per•
poses. The home trade is decidedly inactive, and, to
faros 'ales, lower rates must be submittod to. The next
bublio sales of colonial wool in lAindon have been
postponed till the 15th a May. in eutusequence of
the forthcoming elections.

Down Ter.
Down Ewe,
lialf•breal flog% ..... ..•.
Halt brad Walborn
Kent Mem*
Lelanter Plevens, 1111tal
Combing Akins
Flannel W.. 1
Blanket Wool

19c1. to 114.1.
IT.: 11741,..
1,4.. ,
1;1:
14.1. 17.1.
14(1. lid.
Gd. 114.

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Ali% FREDERICK NIALLETT, Klitor of the Dorset
County Express and Agricultural (lazeUe, at the
Office, Church Street. Dorchester.
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