The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(ar =scrim, rizzazurit) •

MARK-LANK, MONDAY, SEPT. 23.
(Fin. Omits, *Or,
.410 D BASJC.I.I *WALT.)
: tWer• was a good supply of English wheat, at
la 4 wrek's prices. Mit having or, French demand oar
millers declined purchasing, and no business either
in English or foreign' peOrig. Date dull and
cheaper, bat other articleeihost as last week.
* Wind, W. —Weather 3ne.
AZILIVAL• ,

Wheat (British) 10.788 Barley (Foreign) 524
Marley , , 2.494 Oats „ 68,011
Malt „ - 8,845 Flour 22,304 barrels
liiiuilig' " 11.4:2 Barl4l3ealm) 20
(Teeth) • . 164 Oata „ .90
Malt' -I, —Malt „
Wiaest (Teceign) 34,863 J Wheat „

lIIZTROPOLITAN OSTTLI MARKET.

MONDAY, SEPTIMBSR it

Dar market was supplied tu•day with 6,470
basis, 98,340 sheep wad lambs, 2114 calm, and
ses pia

.T. supply of bed large, and priori lower for
lidarior aorta than ors Mooday. Mutton dull, and
pion loom. Voal aaaltored. Pork rather higher.
Aaatvata.

liellead—Beask Lew
„ Mow 6,11130
„ Calves 270
Pigs 160

Frencib —Beast
ftveland Beast 30
Ireland Beast 1,000
Cambridge—Beast 3,200
Norfolk Beast

' Nai-LANE CORN EXCHANOL

rIUDAT. Sage. 20.—The provincial markets, with but
Sew essiejtious, have been well supplied with wheat,
ac Ibis yeses growth. They have .been well
sitbtied by millers and dealers, who Lave bought rather
Weill, in many *ems, at • farther advance of Is. per
; hut nal mine of the leading markete buyers have
operated as if feeling their way, in the belief that with
the &mewls of Franee farmers would have
some difficulty in maintaining prices, in the face of
liberal import. and a harvest. if below an average, that
has never been surptured in quality. With ilegard to
potatoes the disease in now scarcely mentioned, and the
samples ail:miring at the various markets are remarkably
'gm. Now that hewers have secured their harvest, we
*ay look for larger deliveries of all articles; those of
wheat have mach increased, the official return giving
106,967 qrs. The supply of B•ig'ish wheat at Mark.
Lane. though moderate for the *gown, has been rather
better than last week, with • fair quantity of other
grain and flour. The foreign al rivals have been
rite in oneiperi.on with former imports. The quantity
of heimegrown wheat for this morning's market was
limited, and the tone of trade was steady at Monday's
rise of In. per qr. Foreign was also quite as dear. The
value of all kinds of fleiur was fully napported. Barley
was in req est, and the improvement of le. per qr.
noted on Monday was firmly maintained. There was
• fair inquiry for cage at former rntes. Beans and peas
were Arm at Woodsy's .dean./ oils, per qr.
Bruen and Kent, white, new, Me.
to Ms. ; ditto, line old, —ft. to --s. ; ditto, red, new, 575.
to 665. ; ditto, fine, old. 50.. to m 4.,; Norfolk, &cc.
Roe, obi, Mc to 614. ; red. new. —s. to —s. Foreign:
Motile. fan to 62e.; tine, 68.. to 73i.; American.
white, fieni. to 631.; ditto, red, 525. to Ms

BARLY.T.—Eaglish malting, 325. to 375. ; chevalier.
Ms. to 43..; 325. to 385.; grinding, 213 e. to
Sit

MALT. —Hagfish, Ewa, and Norfolk, 52a. to Ma.;
fine, —a. to —a.; Hingaton and Ware, fine, 52a. to
65a. ; brown, fine, 50a. to 54a.

OATS. —Engligh feed. 18e. to 2k.; potato, 26e. to
36t. ; foreign, 18e. to 25..
BEAN& —Eatlith !irk, 30e. to 38..; harrow, 31e. to
41..; pigeon, 43e. to 45..; foreign, —a. to —e.
PZAlL—Eaglish boilers. 88e. to 35..; maple, 40e. to
no. ; grey, 38e. to 3i4. ; foreign, —a. to

_
Ft-00.-80st mark., 46a. to 151 s. per seek of 280Ilis ;
sweets, ditto, 375. to 39.. ; household., 40s. to 43..
AVIGIAO6II TOIL TIC Witza. Wheat, 540. 64.;
barley. 36i. 44.; oat.. 22.. 114.; rye, 33.. 44.; beans,
Us. 44.; peas, 365. 6d.

AVIIMAOU 10111 812 WarCa.—Wheat. his. lid.
barley. 33.. 34.; oaf s. 24e. 94. ; rye. 361. 3d. ; beans
13e.44. ; p.... 36.. 6,11.

MMTROMMUTAN CATTLE MARKET.

TIWISDAT, BM. It —The Metropolitan market was
b& moderately supplied with beast. to-day : neverlase-
lem all breeds osoved of alowly M Monday's rates, tbe
totquotations for the beat Scots hosing ts 8d per fah..
Aoselt the show of sheep was by no means extensive,
the muttoe trade ruled inactive at late prices, the best
Downs sad half-breds realising faa 4d per Sib.. Calves
—the simply of witiola was rather limited—moved of
slowly on former terms. There was • Rood demand for
piss at very fell prices ; but mach cows were not much
wanted.