The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-22 00:00:00

LONDON CORN MARKET.

(BY =MOT= TBLZOBAPB.)

(Fug,' Gnu, Son, As- u Butaira's Rsrowt. )

MARK-LANE. MONDAY, OCT. 21.

Tilers was • short supply of English wheat, which
sold eery slowly at from one to two shillings orsr
last- Monday's prima. Foreign held at • similar
&demos. Harley, beans, and peas each ths turn
dearer. Oats, new, a very heavy hut fine
ire* old rather dearer.

Wind, S. 3. E. —Dull.

AZIIVAL :

Ws ()ritish) 9,164 Barley (Foreign 1,919
Batley „ 4,691 Oats „ 19,662
Melt 9, 9,751 Flour 2,764 barrels
Oats , , 8,199 4 sacks
Floor 17,808 Barley (Sootch) 138
Oats (Irish) 405 (lota „ 285
Malt ~ ID Malt „
Wheat (Foreign) 17,1371 Wheat „ 91

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 21.

01le 111111sket was suppLiod to-dwy with 6,fitoi
&NOW, 24,250 sheep and lambs, 280 warm, and
370 pip.. .

8..1 inferior quality, rather lower than on
Tkonday, ; but best quality maintained full prices.
Mutton and veal unaltered. Pork slightly ad-
vanced.
Mutton ... 4 8 5 6
Pork ... 4 b 5 4

ARRIVALS.
11oliand—Boa1 2,300 Preaoh—Beast
„ %fop 8,100 Scotland —Beast
„ Wyss 194 Ireland Hetet 1,500
,D$ Pip
50 Cam pbrid —Boast 2,5001301,0—8ea5t
Norfolk—Bead

STATE OF THE CORN TRADE FOR TIIE

WEEK.

MAIM Lane, Friday, Oct. 18.-Notwithstanding that
the leased for Prance has wholly subsided, the trade
in the whole of the leading markets held this week has
been lomewhat active for home-grown wheats, at a far-
thin. Wyman in the quotations of from Is. to 8. per qr.
The amount at bunnies doing, however, has been only
moderato. Foreign wheat has commanded more atten-
tion, sad the mirroneles have had an upward tendency.
For all Made of barley the iaquiry has continued much
restrieeed, and, in some instances, prime have ruled the
turn in faros: of the buyers. We have no change to
no** Is the value of malt, in which article the truis-
m:Beets have been on • moderate male. Osts have com-
mended more attention, and the best samples have pro-
domed rather more money. Both beans and peas have
changed bands steadily. Flour has further improved in
VON.
'Fbe acertieumicie al remarkably line weather has
eueldod our farmers to prover somewhat rapidly with
out-deor labours. Thrashing is progressiug freely; but
the yield of the new wheats, though very floe in quality,
hss disappointed the growers as to quantity. -Barley,
and oats are turning out heavy crops.
The French markete,under the influence of the late heavy
importations, have become much less active, on easier
terms ; but, in America, a steady export business has
been passing in wheat, flour, and maize' on rather higher
terms. The arrivals of prodem from the interior still
continue on an average scale.
The Scotch markets have been steady for wheat, at
advanced rates, but barley and oats have met a dull
inquiry.
In Ireland, produee generally has moved off slowly;
nevertheless, the currencies have been well supported:
The wheat trade at Liverpool, this morning, was
firm, and the late advance in prices was quite supported.
Flour WY rather dearer; and maize sold freely, at
rather enhanced rates.
Advice* from Alexandria to October 8 are to the
effect that, owing to the damage done to the cereal
crops, in sionsequence of the overflowing of the Nile,
a; advance of 2s. per quarter had taken plan in the
of wheat, and of 6d. to Is. per quarter in that of
. Edward itainford reports a fair business doing in
Stating cargoes of grain is higher terms. The arrivals
off onset have amounted to 32 vessels.
rriday, October IL-At Mark-lane. to-day, although
at ilbe &se of tbe market a portion of the small supply
of Lelia wheat on offer was left unsold, the trade
ruled Arm in the extreme, and, in several instances, a
father advance of Is. per quarter took place in the
quotations. In foreign wheat the business doing was
by to moans extensive; nevertheless, late prices were
fully supported, if not occasionally eximeded. Barley
was arm in vales; but the demand for it ruled inactive.
Onts, beans, and pees changed hands at extreme cur-
rendes. The flour trade was Inn, and prices were well
uniutaleed. This week's import. amounts to 11,900
meareare of wheat., 750 of barley; 7,270 of oat.; and
1,480 barrels of flour.
Wanay.- English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 635•
tor ;ditto, Ice old, 48s. to 61s. ; ditto, red, new, 58..
tells. ; ditto, fine, old. 42. e. to 18..; Norfolk, kc.,
new, white, GO*, to 655. ; red, lit.. to 63*. Foreign:
Dantsie, M. to 68a.; Bostock and Weismar, new,
Ws. to 635. • Stettin and Wolgast, 59e. to 62..;
American &IA Canada, white, 625. to 63..; Odessa,
5111 e. to Ns.
Avga.tora FOS Ms Wry:lL-Wheat, 60. Id: barley,
26.; este, 21. 104 ; beans, 394 ad ; peas, 55.1 74.
BAILRY.-English and Scotch malting, 38e. to 42..;
ditto, distilling, 35s to 375. ; grinding, 275. to 28..;
Foreign, distilling, Ns. to 365.; grinding, 33a. to 345.
Iffaur. ' -Brown 50e. to ; pale, 621. to 06..;
Ware, 68s. to 704.
OATIL -English Poland, and potatoe, 96e. to 28..;
white, feed, 241. to VC ; Scotch, potato, 28.. to
38.. ; Irish ditto, 20s. to 284. ; ditto, whit*, feed, 22e.
to Ms. ; foreign, Ms. to 245.
BSAIIIL-English tick, 364. to 42'.: harrow, 44e. to
481. • pigeon, 53.. to ; foreign, 31a. to 40..
Pe:sm.-English, white boilers, 42a. to 44..; grey,
den, and maple, 380. to 435. • blue, SOB. to 70a.
foreign, white, 38s. to 40.., feeding, s4s. to 35e.
Ttoon.-Best marks, 6ss. to I 18..; country marks,
41*. to 465. ; American and Canada fancy brands, per
19111 be., 345. toKis. • ditto seperline, 31s. to 33..; ditto,
common, 29e: to 30;:.
Foreign, large erring, 335. to 36e.
111a.-Eaglish, 375. to 395.

'ditto,

PRIOR OF SEEDS.
Turnip, white, per bushel, Ili.. to 121.; ditto, red
null given, Ilia. to I is. ; trefolium, pa cwt, 31.. to
f cinqesloin, all to Me ; new ryograme, 234 to 26.;
AIM Italian, Rs. to 26e; rape mod, per bet, 321;
clover, ,rod, die to Slo ; white, 60s to 64.; foreign,
te 46 • ditto, white, 06s to 01.; trefoil,
111 'to Ills ; hemp:mod, per qr., 46e to 46.; linseed,
Ifetto 71..
• 'LIasIOND CAWlS.—English. per toe, £lO to £lO 10s;
ditto, £lOlO Ell 16..

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
TUUSWAT. —Today's market was somewhat scantily
supplied with beasts, and all breeds commanded •
steady We, at, in some iwitances, a further advance in
the quotations of 2d. per 81b. A few very superior
fieoterealised 6a per 8 lb. Sheep—the show of which
was limited—were arm. and 24 per Blb dower than on
Monday. Some old Downs sold as high an Is 104 per
lb. There was a good consumptive inquiry for
calves, at 24 per Sib more money. 'The top price was
es Id per Sib. Pigs moved off freely, at extreme rates;
but witch cows were a dull inquiry.

NtWOATIS AND LEADENIFIALL.
71111 DAT, October B.—Only moderate supplies of meat
leave been on sale Isere. For all disemiptions the trade
is Inn, and prices are on the advanee.—lnferior beef,
Sk 54 to 3. 44; middling ditto, 3.04 to 3s ; prime
um ditto, 3e 10d to 4. Od ; prime small ditto, 4s 2.1 to
ts 44 ; large pork, 4s 2.1 to 44 10d; inferior mutton,
t middling mutton, 3. 84 to 44A1;
me ditto, ;i
itto, 4. 44 to 4s 6d ; veal, 3. 84 to 42 44; small
pork, 4.34 to 5. 2.1.