The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19 00:00:00

THE WOMEN OF PISA AND THE VENETIANS.

The Na:imee of Florence publishes an alarms, signed
by upwards of 1,900 women of the lower orders of Pisa,
and addressed to King Victor Enimannel, in which,
" echoing", as they say, the words of the f;ountoss
Montt:in:di, they declare that •' at any price they must
have Venetia ;" and that for so noble a cause, "they
will send theii brothers, their who. and their husbands
to a final conflict, in order to drive the despotic op-
pressors iron, the soil." Among the women who have
signetl the address there are the wives of several soldiers
decorated by Napoleon 111, during the campaign of
1859. To this address, Chevalier Sign', in the King's
name, has replied as follow.:

TURIN, Feb. 4.
" Mailame,---Ilie Majesty has received the note and
the address which you have sent him, and is convinced
that the patriotic sentiments which characterOcal the
Italian women of former days are not unknown to
those of the present, who take AO active a part an the
grand work of national independence, the completion
of which is the ardent desire of every good citizen.
Ilk Majesty commands me to thank you for the
generous anil patriotic sentiments which you have va'
lareele. to him in the name of the female inhabitants of
the town of Pisa. In acquitting myself of this mission,
believe we, kc.,
. _ _

"Th‘Tiliniiier of the King's Ifonftho Nigra."

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, MARCH 18.
Our market was supplied to-day with 3,360
belt.* 1,846 sheep and lambs, 46 calves, and
230 111710-

Boast trade dull. Mutton and veal trade
brisk, at last Thwiday's clvAotations.
ad. ad.
Beef
Mutter,
Veal

Pork

AIItIVAIA :

Rolland—Besst 458
„ Sheep 1,800
„ Calves 27
Spain—Besat —1

Scotland—Boast IGO
Ireland—Beast
Cambridge—Beast
Norfolk—Bout 2,200

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAT, MARCH 15.—Fresh up, to-day, the arrivals
of English wheat were very moderate, but there was an
increased show of samples in good condition. For both
red and white qualities, the trade ruled firm, and
Monday's advance in the quotations was well supported.
The imports of foreign wheats are somewhat restricted,
and considerable 81111Reall was observed in the demand
for all descriptions. In sumo instances prices were
decidedly in favour of sellers. Floating cargoes of grain
realised fully previous rates. Fine barky was I,eld at
previous rates; but all other kinds vt‘re very difficult
of sale, even at low prices. The transactions in omit
were of a limited character, on former torpor. 0 it,
wore in (sir reluest, at the full prices of Monday.
Beans moved off slowly, but without change in value.
Peas were steady, and all kinds realised late curren-
cies. The flour trade was firm, and prices wore
fully supported.

CURRENT PRICES OF RRITIEII DRAIN AND FLOVR.
ShiNiels. ler qr.
Will EAT-Esses, Kent. and Siiffollt. shit* 40 55
o Ditto, line selected runs .. fn Cl
VD Ditto, red ... :..a 56
•
. •
„ Ititto, old .. 64 61
.. ..
„ Inch., white.. .. 63 71
.. „
Ditto. Talavera tel 72 •
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshirc46 58
BA it'LLT Malting . .. 2.: 45
„ Orhidine and distilling . 23 32
, Chevalier - -
..
21.11..T—Esacx, Norfolk, and ROMlk - 65 71
„ Klntrston, Ware, and Townenade 72 76
Brown 57 GI
.. ..
OAT'i - -Essex and Suffolk .. .. 22 23_ . ._ . ... . . __ _.

„ Seotvh sod Linvolushly,. Petal°
„ Ditto, feed . ..
. Irish potato. • •
ft`FE .. .. . .. ..
DEANS--Matrasan, old ..
„ Ditto, new .. .. ..
„ 'Mk, old .. .. .
„ Ditto, new .. .. ..
„ Ilarro. awl Plgen”. old ..
, Mt°, new .. .. • .
PEAS --Non-Dollen... . ..
„ Whae, Keen. net Kent, boilers
.. Ditto, Fine Suffolk ..
, Maple .. .. ..
. Grey ..
rivju It 11i..i eurk., &livered (1' saelC)
Second, ditto and Country ..

FOREION GRAIN.

WHEAT—Dant:4c and Konig.lierye - Cil 10 70
„ Ditto, ditto, extra - - - n 72
„ Rmitock, Stettin, and Wolgoe - 04 71
„ itc!glum and l'onimeraulan - 64 G 9
... Danish and Silt...lan - - 43 CS
Italian, or Mxrianople - - C 7 GS
Oile,‘ - - - - • 27 CI
„
American and Canadian - 69 00
11411.1.0.7 Malting - - . . .
. (Irina!lng and 11141 Ming • - 23 31
()Ails --pokuni and Itrew - - - 211, 31
Feel
DEANS—SmaII
. E.typt lan - 26 34
pE,is—Whlto Boilers 44 46
Yellow ditto - -
Non-boiler.
FLOUR---French ithenliiii (per sack) - 44 MI
Canadian 1111li American Sou • :4 24
_ .

Suet

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
--
TIWILSDAT, MARCH 14.—Our market to-day was
but moderately supplied with lseasts ; neverthelems all
bre,..14 moved off smwly at bareley Nlonday's quotations.
The general top fig oe for be .f was 41 fti per Albs.
Tile allow of sheen WAS very moderate, yet
the mutton trade was 'motive, at Monday's pride.
Lambs were in good request, at from Is to Si per
SIMI. About 30 cams to hand from the Isle of-Might.
Calves wera brisk, and 2.1 per Mts. dosrer—the top
price being Os per Sibs. rigs supported previous
rates. Milch cows however, were a very dull aalo.

Per Site to c!nk the Oral.
1 ell k intr. beasts 5 2m3 8 Pr. Souti. flown 5 BMS 11
Se'. quality, dn. 2 IS 4 0 fame eon. mire* 6 0 6 0
Prime large oxen 4 2 4 C Prime .inall,litto 5 8 8 0
ihtto Scots. Om 4 0 4 8 Lance hop 4 0 4 il
Cr.. h har cheep 3 0 3 10,Neat .ml. porker 4 a 4 10
fieend q 'silty do 4 0 4 4,Snek.ealta(each lk to 244.
Pr. Cr.. woolled } 01
.Ir. ohl 'dote pip 22%. to 30c.
• a 5
Sheep

NEWHATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
FRIDAY, MAncit 15.—The 'unpile' of beef and
mutton on sale here have been .ieci.ledly on the increase,
and the demand has reled he3vy, on easter term". \e o 1
and pork, however, support previous rates.
. .

a. .. P. d. 2. 4.
lolerlor beef.. 2 101,1 0 loferinr mutton 3 4 4 0
Mitl-Iling ditto.. 3 2 3 I M1,1,11b ilitto 4 2 4 4
Prime 4rwe litto 9 6 3 8 Prima 011 to 4 6 4 9
4ltto 3 8 4 0 Veal
Utrire pork .... 3 8 4 4 Small pork

HOP MARKET.

I -
.1 BOlinooll, FITDAY, MANCH I.—(or ina•ket en
thine* very dull for all kinds of hops. Mod qualities,
liowever, maintain previous quotations ; but inferior
parexls are quite tinsel-able except at lower prices.--
Mid and East Kents, 1:4 to RIO; Weald of Kenta, LI
to £8 Its. ; Sussex, £3 to LC 6s. ; Yearhop, 1:4 to
£8 10a. per cwt.