The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26 00:00:00

Wheat (British) 4,482
Barley „ 1,438
Malt ~ 18,607

It 2,769 Flour 325 sacks, aud
Flour 14,373 20,532 barrels.
Oats (Irish) 2,025 Barley (Scotch) 95,954
Barley „ Oats )1 156
Wheat (Foreign) 1,204 Malt ~ 370

Barley (Foreign) 1,670
Oats „ 9,404
Malt „

Oat.

[nom KING4FORD AND LIAVN CIRCULAR.]

Supply of English wheat small, and sold at 2s.
advance upoa prima of this day week. The attend-
ance was large, but foreign being held for Is. to 2s.
advance, business was checked, and only retail boil.
nem resulted, on which last week's rates were not
generally exceeded. Barley sold fully at last week's
returns. Beans were firmer. Peas very dull. Oats
sold tally at 6cl. decline. American dour was firm.
Ordinary 6d. to is. per barrel dearer.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. MARCH 25.

Our nuirket was supplied to-day with 3,5b0
beasts, 19,260 sheep and lambs, 79 calves, and 240
Piga, _

- Trade in beef and mutton dull, at 2d. per stone
reduction.
Veal trade unaltered.
Some few lambs, but price not quite so good as co
Thursday.
8. d. a. d.
Beef
Mutton
Veal
Pork
ARRIVALS :

Holland—Beast 369
„ Sheep 1,230
„ Calves 51
Spain—Beast

Scotland—Besst 280
Ireland—Beast
Cambridge—Beast
Norfolk—Beast

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. M• 101 22.—Vory limited supplies of fresh
English wheat were received up to this morning's
market, and the general quality of the sainples was by
Co means first-rate. All good and fine sample. changed
Lands freely, at fully Monday's advance in the quota.
lions of Is to 21. per quarter. Inferior parcels, however,
were somewhat neglected. Nevertheless, prices ruled
firm. Nearly all descriptions of foreign wheat were in
good request, and, in some instances fine qualities were
.li/reed of at rather more money. Floating cargoes of
grain were very firm, and prime were on the advance.
Fine qualities of barley moved off steadily, at full prices:
otherwise, the trade ruled extremely dull. Malt
changed hands to • limited extent, at late rates. All
good and fine oats were firm in value ; hut inferior
samples were rather cheaper. The value of beans was
welt maintained, and nearly all descriptions were in
good demand. Peas were inactive. at late rates. The
dour trade was very firm, and the quotations had an
upward tendency.

001111887 2R1G1611 or 111121811 GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shillings per qr
WHEAT—Feees, Kent. and Suffolk. white 41 66
.. Ditto, floe selected runs .. 67 62
„ Ditto, red ... 30 67
„ Ditto. old . .. .. 53 67
.. Ditto, white . .. 50 72
.. Ditto. Tale. era sa 72
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire 46 68
BAK.LILY Waiting . 36 as
..
$9 Grinding and distilling U 32
.
. Chevalier
IlAl.Y—Kewx, Norfolk. and Suffolk - 65 71
„ Kingston, Were, and Town-inade 72 70
Brown .. 67 61
.
13Alg -Kneel and Suffolk .. .. 22 26
„ Scotch and Lincolnshire. P01.6t0 27 31
~ Ditto, feed . .. 23 28
Irish potato.. .. 24 28 ..
ari . ..2 .• 36 3.6
. ..
BEANS-11agasan, old • 46 49
..
.. Ditto, new . . 29 sa
Tick. old .. 62 ill
. „
Ditto, new . . 31 as
..
„ Harrow and rizeon, old .. 61 69
. Ditto, . 37 41
new .. ..
FLAN —Non-Boilers . .
..
„ Whlte, Kee.. and Kent, boilers 42 46
.. Ditto. Fine Suffolk .. .. 47 60
„ Maple .. .. .. 40 44
, Grey .. 37 40
FLOUR—Beet Reek.. delivered (p pack) 64 67
Seconds ditto and Country .. 39 42

FOREIGN GRAIN.

U 32

WHEAT—Dentate and Konigsberg - 68 to 70
„into, extra • - • 71 72
„ Rostock. Stettin. and Woleast - 66 71
„ Belgium 41141 Poinineranian - 64 68
Danish and Silesian - 62 66
„ Italian. or Ilarianople • 67 61
„ Odessa • - - 67 01
American and Canadian • • 60 CO
BARLEY Malting - • •
Grinding and distilling -
OAT'S—Poland and Brew -
Feed - •
BRANS—SmaII - -
Egyptian
P6AB--White B•ollers -
Yellow ditto -
Non-bolleni
FLOUR--Prench Ithenlsh (per sack) - •44 ao
Canadian and American Boor - 24 28
Sweet - 30 33

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- • 14 31

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