The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-21 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL GUANO AND SEED. MARKET.

(From i BAmun Dowsts,_ General
.Broker, Exchange

(ourt. Liverpool.)

SAITIRDAT, JUNE 18.—Guatio. —Arrivals see more
numerons ; imports for week 3,0f01 tons of Peruvian.
Bone ash market is unchanged ; 600 tons sobl of cargoes
direct for outports. Cattle bones lower. Nitrate of soda
transactions only 2.000 bags. Linseed cake. no sales of
American, but of second quality sold at £6 10e.
to £8 154., and 100 tons of first quality at 9 to £9 6e.
per ton. Cotton seed cake mold at £7 Ik. per ton.
Tallow.—The market has been slightly strengthened by
sundry rumours. viz., • drought in the interior provinces
of the River iide. and a scanty supply of grass in the
not them and Scotch grazing districts.
C Ft. 4.
- - • 12 oto 13 Operton.
- 710 0 0 „
- 50 010 „
- 45 510 „
- • • - 50 510 „
315 50 „
310 5 0 „
0 0 II 0 „
40 51i
9 0 00 „
909 5 „
75 0 „
015 0l ..
29 2 to ner qr.
0 0 0 0 per cat.
17 218 „

Guano. Peruvian • -
Ditto, Viver ditto -
Ichaboe • - -
Patagonian - -
Palitanim Bay -
Koorie Mood.
Pedro Keys
Superphosphates - • -
Bone Ash
'Linseed Cake, American • -
Ditto, Engiish
Cotton we' Cake - - - -
Nitrate of Soch
Linseed, Bombay
Clmer geol, new rtsl American
Tallow, lit P.Y.C. - • -

METROPOLIT 1N r VITLE MA RK F:T.

_
TRUIRDAY, luxe 16.—About an average time-of-year
supply of beasts, in fair condition. was on offer in to-
day'. market. All breeds net a very inactive demand,
at Monday's currency. Sheep—the show of which was
tolerably good —moved off steadily, at full prices.
Lambs were in fair request, but not d . The top
quotation was 6s. 21. per 8110., and the supply was
somewhat large. We were well supplied with calves,
which moved off steadily, at full prices. Pip and
much news steady, nt last week'. ate.
Per t-1..01t the offal.
. .

Cy 1, & Intr. lieesti: it. 2 34 Pr. Soot'. Down. 4 10to5
Sor. quality. do. S 6 3 iolorce mhe. 3 10 4
Prime krge oxen 3 10 6 2 Prime email ditto 4 10 5 4
Ditto Be ite. ke. 4 4 4 6 Lugs hive 3 0 3 6
Cos. k infr sheep 1 6 3 101yent .ml. porker 3 8 4 4
See. quality do 4 0 4 druck. (skis (each) biOs. to 125.
poets. woolied I 4 4 Br. old store plea 104. to 22,
sheep

NEWOATF. AND LEAI)ENII.tLL MARKETS.
FRIDAY. JCNE 17. —Only limited supplies of meat,
and the demand generally is steady.
Per bibs by the carom:
d .1 I v. d. 4. 1.
Inferior Lent . 3 01.3 2' interior mutton 3 4 3 10
Middling ditto . 3 4 3 RI 34111.11InedItto 4 0 4 4
Prime large ditto 3 2 4 0 Prime ditto 4 0 4
Prlmennsaillitt4, 4 0 4 2 , Veal
LAM) Pork •••• 3 6 310 ' /Mein pork

PROVISION MARKET.

The butter market has become vomewhat firmer. and,
In some instancea, price. have had an upward tendencv.
Fine Friesland haa told at 94e. per cwt. In the valne of
hewn very little (+env ha 4 taken place. llama are
firmin prim ; but other proviaiona rule heavy.

HOP INTELLIOKNeIi.
Sonoran, FBIDAT, JUN, 17.—Mi4 and &at Kent
pockets, Wu. to 140 e.; Weald of Kent, 80e. to 100 e. ;
blesies. 75s •• 93e. per cwt.
Tin rePO ti fr in the plantations are very 000dicting,
there being n verniin in none parishes end more in
others. The tendency of the duty into advance, and the
atarket is consequently heavy, and the currency nearly
nosainaL

HAY AND STRAW MARKF.T.
SSITSPIELD, JUNIL 17. Meadow hay, £2 10n. to
a ss.; plover ditto. £4 Oa. to kb 81.; and atrawi
in 4s. to £lBO. per load.

WOOL MARK KT.
Since our butt renort a full average snpply of English
wool has been on offer • nevertheless, an increasedlllllollnt
of businein has been pax' aing in it, chiefly for ezPort to
the continent, and prices have shown rather more firm'
nen. For home use, the dealings, owing to the immense
quantity of colonial wool in warehousel-82,000 bales
—liars been on a very limited scale.
Down Tees
Down Ewes
Bolt-bred Hoge ...!
Half.kred Welber.
Kent l'k,rce.
Lelceater nevem, mixed
enmhlne Skin.
Flannel Woel
Blanket Wool

164. to lid.
Isd. —4.
Isa 1,14.
144. IM.
151. id&
154.
134. 114.
134.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

WAIWINSTRI, Saturday, June 18.—Wheat, 38e. to
47.1.
nese week. 364. to 505.); new wheat, —s. to —s.
(last week, --a. to —a.) Barley. 28s. to 40'. fleet week.
22.. to 400 ; lhts, 225. to 284. (lust week, 22.. to 284.)
Beans, Ma. to 484. (last week, Mia. to 485.) Feu,
S.
to s. (bast week, 5. to 2.1 81b. loaf, lad.
—There was an average supply of wheat, hut hardly any
business has been done. The few sales effected were at
a decline of 4a. per qr. upon last week's currency. In
other grain also nothing doing.
Sour Ham Pron. Friday. Old wheat, £l3 04. to
£1410.. ; new, £l3—s. to £l4 ba. per load. Malting her-
-1.7.36.. to 405. ; grindine ditto, 27a. to 28a. Oats. 2s.a.
to 30.. ; helms, 40e. to Sib.; Malt. 645. to Ma. per qr.
Flour. 38s. Od. to 37a.0d. per sack.—A dull trade for
wheat, at is. per qr. decline. Barley, beans, and oats
quiet at late quotations. Flour la. per sack higher.

Ali the primal* provincial eorn markets on Saturday
last trade was niestly in • very languid get*. and
seersely say liaises' warn done without • reduction al
IMO is. to il. Batley and oats remained shout tbe
mew Beans and pees may be said to have been inn at
full Film.

LIVERPOOL WOOL•mAgiurr. Join 18.
There has been rather sore doing in foreign wool, and
=
her • armor loos is gaining ground, buyers mu,
with morn oonadenes. In Bootee the demand
sootiness modern* without change in rano.