The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

FAIRS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK.

Bowzmarreutits. Midarim--er Norton. April 24 ;
Stanipford, April 20; Stoke liambdon, April 25;
Wellington, April 21.
DEVOMIIIIRL—Bovey Tracey, April 21; Bow,
April 21; Crediton, April 20; Dewlink, April
; Litton, April 21 ; Northtawton, April 19;
Sidmonth, April 25; Uffcombe, April 20.
WILTIHIRIL—Devizes, April 20; Greet Bedwin,

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April 23.
B•SPIMIRIL—AIton. April 23; Romosy, April 25;
Stockbridge, April 21.

MARM•LANE CORN EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 15.—Coastwise, 1,490 quarters of
English wheat have coins fresh to hand, tLis week,
In middling condition. Fresh up to-day, by laud car-
rier, the receipts were small. Compared with Monday,
there was less firmness in the trade • nevertheless, that
day's prices were mostly supported. The imports of
foreign whist was 6,400 quarters. Importers, generally,
were firm in their demands; but the business doing was
limited, on former terms. There was only a moderate
demand for floating cargoes. Grinding and distilling
barley sold somewhat steadily, at full quotations; but
malting parcels were very dull. The malt trade was
very inactive, on former terms. There was • fair con-
samptive demand for oats, at full currencies, beans,
peas,_and Sour sold at previous rates.

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commis rums OP 8111911111 011.114 AND FLOUR.
Shillings per qr.
WGZAT—ifieett. Rent, and Suffolk, whit 38 11
PO Ditto, fine aelected runs .. 44 48
w Ditto, red .. .. 36 43
w Ditto. Waren 48 51
Norfolk. Lincolnshire, and Yorkahlry37 45
BAILEY Malting . .. 32 40
Grinding and distilling . 28 29
, Chevalier
MALT—Fweex, Norfolk, and Suffolk 67 88
Kingeton, Ware, and Townlnade 00 SS
OA* -Emil and Suffolk 20 2.5
Scotch and Lincolnshire, potato 24 n
Ditto, feed . . 23 20
Irish potato . .. .. 21 27
avi . .. .. .. 31 34
BLANS—M .. .. 14 37
Tint Harrow .. . 37 41
. Pigeon . .. .. 41 44
!RAI -Non.Rnllers . 36 37
~ W`.,te, It vex. and Rent, bonen 38 42
. Ditto. Inn. Suffolk .. .. 43 44
~ Maple .. .. .. 41 46
, Grey .. . 37 40
noint--mrd marks. delleered (le sack) 38 40
Second. ditto sod Country .. 28 3t
tORRION ORAIN.

WHEAT—Dantsir and KosWow • 41 to 46
Ditto, ditto, tiara - - 47 60
Rootock, Stettin, and Wnlat - 46 48
Belgium and Ponimeranian - • 41 44
. Banish and Mlesian • - - 36 43
Italion, or Marianople • -
American And Canadion - •
BARLEY Malting • - • .
Grinding and distilling - - - TO 86
OATE—Poland and Brow • - - 0430
, Feed
116/4/115-14mall
Egyptian 34 36
Rollers 37 JO
Yellow ditto -
Non-holler.

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rLOUß—Proneh Rhenl4ll(r.er .ack) • • 10 SS
„ Calla4llYl and Amerlaw sour • 19 21
Bwito4 - 10 24

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, APRIL 14.—A very short anpply of beasts
—chiefly in middling condition—was on offer in to-day's
market. For all breeds, we had a ekedy inquiry. at an
advance in the quotations realised on Monday of 24. per
Albs. Sheep—the show of which luta moderate—were
in request, at very full prices. We had a good demand
for lambs. at extreme rates, viz. ss. 4d. to 6a. Bd. per
filbs. The few calves in the market mold briskly, at 2d.
per fllbs. more money. Pigs and mulch cows were
steady, but not dearer.
Per Mlle, to .Ink the 'offal.

Cot is Intr. beasts 3 elo. 10 Pr. Root): DIIMIIN 0 6t05 10
Dee. quality. do. 4 0 4 Lame eon. :shoe 4 0 4 10
Prinallare• owl 4 6 h Prime small ditto 5 0 5 8
Ditto Bongo he. 410 DlArge hops 3O 3 8
Cr,. &Intr sheep 3 10 4 Neat soil. porkers 2 8 4 2
Pot. quality ,In 4 6 0 tuck. ealt•. (each) 104. to UP.
Pr. ert. woolled 14 10 41,1 r. old store pip 18s. to 21s.
sheep

NEW( ATE AND LP, DENI 4 IJ MRKETS.
FRIDAY, APRIL 15.—Our market was fairly sup •
plied, and trade ruled steady, as follow,:
Per Blbe. by the carcase :
a, 4. a. d. a. d.
Inferior beef.. 3 4 to) It Inferior mutton 3 It 4 0
Middling ditto 3 ti 310 3lildilnditto 4 2 4 It
Prima large ditto 4 0 4 2 Prime ditto 4 8 4 10
Primeamall ditto A 4 4 6 Veal
Largo pork .... 31 3 8 Small pork

PROVISION M.% RR ET.

Fine butter is firm in prier, but other qualities are
very dull. Bacon is advsneing in price. Haws and
lard continue steady, at late rates.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BnROUGH, FRIDAY, APRIL 14.—Our niarket continues
firm for all new hops, .n.l mice. are well aupported.
Yearlings are in fair r quest, Otherwise, the trade in
heavy.—Mid and East Kent liocket+ 4.. to 1475. ; Weald
of Kent, 641. to I).; Sussex, 60s. to 721. per cwt.
We hare no change to report in our market, which
remain. steady. The import.of foreign hops into London
last week, were 20 bales from Hambro.

HAY AND f4TRANY NARKF:T.

SUITIIPIRLD, APRIL 16.—Meadow hay, 4.1 16s. to
£4 10..; clover ditto, £4 Oa. to lb Se.; and straw,
C 1 4s. to £1 9s. per load.

Wool, MARKET.

We have to report a fair demand for short wools,
ohlelly for home use, at full quotations. For long wools,
the inquiry for extort to Hvlgium may be considered
steady. In prices. however, no change has taken place.
The supplies on offer bars slightly increased.
Down Teri
Down Rom DO 17d
Half.hred Ilaas
Illalf.beed Wethere
Kent Vleeee.
Lelneeter Flesam, salad
Combing Skins
Vlannel Wont
Blanket Waal dd. WI.