The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-10 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
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BATH —At our market new wheat cam* Man freely to
hand, but the coedition vs e not good, and prices were
weak. Good old wheat maintained late ratio Feeding
stale firm. Flour unchanged.
811IPTON 11.61,11 T, Moat. —Wheat, de to Ma. ;
barley, Ma to Ho ; oats, SU. to Ms. : beau, 46e. to Us. ;
Peas, 40a to Oa per qr.; hoar. Mt to 36e. per sack. But,
lea 161. to Ha 61. per score; mutton, 14d. to Itld, per
lb. ; reel, 6d. to ad. lamb. 10a. Wild. Fat pip, Igo to
Lk 61. per score. Milk butter. I& tid. to Ida per doses;
whirr ditto, 13.. to 14a Eggs. lid. per doses. New
pow., l Id. to la 44. est
TATON —The core t was well atteadad. For
several gays past the weather kw been favourable for
Itarusting operations, and most el the corn in this district
has been safely got in. Best Z.glich wheat we. la to la
lower on the week, and mooed quazLvas down fully la,
pc qr. Mere was a lot of W. ifik wheat on air
but %e demand was not great. mil purchaseil
kw immediate mute. Foreign wheat was Ma. lower on
the week, sego quality melting barley sold at Ma to Ilk
per qr. Grinding barley and nudge Arm at lest week's
=mß., Ix to gla. per rack. Oats unaltered.
r, 34. per sack.
BIRMINGHAIL—RegIish wheat, mostly new, gene I
rally In poor condition, and rather lower. Old American
Arm but demand mall. Grinding barley 61. lower.
OG4 and mails unaltered.
GLOUOISTIR. —At to-day's market there wee • plenti-
ful &Apply of Mulish wheat, and prices gave way fully
IL per qr. Foreign met a very limited demand, sad must
be quoted la. cheaper. Grinding barley Arm. Halm
nage reeler. Oats very dull.
11.111 DINO.—To effect belie know prices had to be
accepted, the Agues made being Ma to 645. par qr. Noes.
few good parcels of molting barley were on offer, but
holders salted extregoe prices, and, as • consequence, but
few melee were effected:
WARKINSTIR. —Theis was • abort attendance and •
small supply of corn at our market; new wheat was In.
per qr. cheaper, and old ditto Is. ditto; other grain tut
a former dell trade at former rates.
GRANTHAIL —A slow inquiry prevailed, and Pride
IMO In. to fa per quarter lower than heretofore.
NEWCASTLL —Facto.' had I. submit to • redaction
of lcr.y. for new wheal Flour sealer. Neaps staffs
nub
NOTTINGHAM—The trade ruled quiet, and business
was traometed at 6d. to la per qr. under the arks@ of this
day se nislght The show of barley was small, and a
steady demand was experienced at shout the rates of
Saturday seek.
NORWICH—Thu. ins • large supply of new whist am
ofier at this market, but the dulness prevailing in the trade
cheekid htudneaa and prices receded about Is ur qr.
CAMBRIDGE.—There wee an average attendance at
Our market, and there wu a good show of wheat, which
sold slowly at In. to in. per qr. under last week's prices.
Reds made 46. to 45e. ; sad whiten up to Ms. per 5011 h.
There was a good show of barley for so early in the season,
which cold freely at W. to tin.; while flu dry good
coloured parcels wade up to Me.. Oats • slow trade, at
11d. to II td.iper stone. Beans and pros about the woe
reedier !liige slow, . . . .

Eiiii.iitiriairiees were about Uwe isotese laat week.

COLCHBSTER.—Wheat reway "iiTet with s.i. it
below the prices current last week. Barley maniples ditto/
very lunch in quality ; prices irregular.
CATTLE.

CARLISLIL—The market was dull in every department.
There was a poor attendance of farmers, in nonmagnetic. of
the demands of the harvest, and trade was slow, pnoes
being about the mum as thaw quoted at recent markets.
NORWICH.—The show of store cattle was large here.
Trade ruled dull, soil a clearance vs. be no means made,
but no material alteration was noticed in price.. Short-
horn. reads £lO to .1018 per bead; fat bouts 104. to 10..64.
and 11.. per 1411.. Th. sheep pens were largely ;
trade in this department was also dull, and he pens were
far from being cleared Lformer rates were barcly supported.
Fat Ph., 114. to 11.. 61. per 1411,
WORCUSTYR. —Our fortnightly fair wee well suppled
with obevp and pig.. but cattle owe scar-,r. The demand
was by no meats brisk and prices gave • way little. Let,
714. to 84 I. per 1t.., and mitton, 81. to 91. Pigs were
abundant, but priew were well maintained, heron fetching
10.. and porker. 10.. 61. per 'core. The auction sales were
batlk a. numer .u., ihe leading Arm realising little over
Aral In bales. TI • in xi. Wu:rest/a fair u the greet
annual one el Um 191.11 met