The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-02-08 00:00:00

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, Fte. 4.—The arrivals of English wheat dur-
ing the prompt week, coastwise, have amounted to 1.980
quartersoilmost wholly from Elms and Kent. By land
atria's, fresh up, to-day, the supply was small, and
the show of samples was limited. Compared with Mon•
day, no change took place in prices, and the demand
may be called steady. Fine foreign wheat realised pre-
vious rates; but the demand for them was by no means
active. Low and middling parcels vele very dull, but
not cheaper. We had a fair demand for all kinds of
malting barley, at full prices. Inferior foreign was
very dull, at barely late rates. The malt trade was in a
depressed state. In prices, however, no change took
place. For ate and flour, the inquiry was far from
active, on former terms. Beans and peas, however,
were quite as dear as on Monday.

CURZINT PRIM OF BRITIAR GRAIN AND FLOUR.

Shilling. per qr.
WHILST—Baez. Kent, and Suffolk. whit 38 12
Ditto, fine .elected runs .. 44 47
.. Ditto, red .. 35 43
..
PI Ditto, Talavera 17 50
. Norfolk, Linvoln.hire, and Vorkahlre3o 14
SAILItY Molting 34 43
..
Grinding and diWilling . 21 3.
, Chtnalier
MALT—Ease., Norfolk. and Suffolk 57 06
Kingwton, Ware, and Town•inad• OU Hi
OATS —Knox and Suffolk . 20 25 ..
Scotch and Uncolmihire. Potato 24 29
••• Ditto, feed .. M 20
.. ..
, Irish potato.. 22 27
.. ..
ari z 31 34
• •
..
.. ..
BEAHS—Magasan .. 34 38
..
Tick and Harrow .. . 36 41
. Pigeon 41 45
.. ..
Pltial --•Non.4loller. 35 37
. ..
~ WV•te, F.weic. and Kent, honer. 38 42
.. Ditto, Pine Suffolk .
.. 43 44
„ Hyde .. .. 41 45
..
. Dray 37 40
. . ..
FLO.UR..-11est mark., deli.ered (12 mek) SS 40
Second. ditto and Country .. 26 Si

ii 30

IrORICIGN GRIN.

WHEAT—Dant:lr and Koniirsberg • 41 to 44
Ditto. ditto, extra • 67 56
Rost,* Fltet tin, and WI-110AI - 43 48
Delirium and Pflinmeranian - • 41 45
•Danish and Silesian - - • 36 41
Italian, or M•rianople
, American and Canadian
BARLEY Baiting - • • •
Oprinadß.rells.rtllllng
OATS.

.20 ,
.20 30
- 20 24
- 37 40
32 an
- 37 SO

iet;l
86A:48—Small

i.;;714" tan
pEL—wilite Inners •

Yellow ditto - •
Non-holler*
FI.OUR--French Rheni.h (per reit) - - 30 33
„ Cana.llan and American Sour - 10 21
Sweet - 20 20
.. , „

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

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THURSDAY, FRB. 3.—The show of heads in to-day's
market wu very moderate u to number, and somewhat
deficient in quality. For most breeds, we had a fair
demand, and Monday's prices were well supported.
With sheep, we were scantily supplied, and the mutton
trade was firm, at full quotations. There was a good
demand for calves—the supply of which was limited—at
a further improvement in value of Id. per gibs. The
top figure was fis. Pal. per Abs. Pigs and wilch cows
changed hands slowly, at late rates.
_

-
Per am% tn •i nk the offal.
erg k Intr. heagta 3 4r03 6 Pr. /tooth. 110.-na 4 Into:, 0
... See. quality, do. 8 8 4 2 Large rg.r.l. :sive 310 4 8
." prime lame oxen 4 4 4 8 Prime good' ditto 4 10 8 6
Ditto Sc. ta, ke. 4 8 4 1 l !Ante h,grg 3 0 3 6
I
Cry. at infr .heel 3 6 3 10' eat 41111. porker* 3 8 4 2
See. quality In 4 0 4 4 sock. raise. (each') 17. Ito 22*.
Pr. Cr.. groolled 1, 6 4 , ,tr. old gterre pig. IT.. to Itg.
sheep

_ supplies of each kind
steady.

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DENIM tt,L M kRKETSI.

NEWOATE AND LE 1.
FatoAr, FEB. 4.—Full ai
d meat, and trade generally
Per 81b.. by t,
8.1 . I. It. 41.
Inferior beef.. 8 010:1 4 1 of..ri..r inotton 3 2 3 6
311.1.11ing ditto . 3 8 3 8 11i.1.111.8.1itt0 .. 3 8 4 2
Prime large ditto :1 16 1 0 I Prime ditto .... 4 4 4 II
Prime asnall ditto 4 2 4 6 I Vrll 1 6 4 8
Largo pork .... 3 0 3 8 I Small pork .... 3 10 4 2

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