The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28 00:00:00

filarkets.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, WEDIESDAT.—Tbe Corn Ex-
change to-day presented a firm appearance. The =mines of
English wheat were abort, but tlo.se from abroad were large. A
fair inquiry pre% died for dry samples, at llouday's enhanced
quotations. Earley chancy.' bands quietly, on former terms.
Malt was purchased to a limited extent, at previous prices. The
arrivals of oats were on an extensive scale. Trade was steady,
and prices had an upward tendency. Beans and peas were firm
In value, with • moderate inquiry. Flour experienced a fair de-
mand, at fully late currencies. Arrivals. - Entfifialt awl Scotch:
malt. 40 qrs. Foreign Wheat, 3,930. barley, 1,400 ; oats,
3200:.2 maize, 22,720: peas, 6160 qrs.; flour, 1,400 sacks and 1,700
barrels.
METROPOLITAN NEAT lIARKET, W21)30041% —The
market to-day was fairly supplied with meat. The demand
was quiet, at about previous prices. Beef, from 3s. 4d.
to 6s. Od. ; mutton, 3a. bd. to 6s. 6d. : veal, fla Od. to 64.
44.: and PO2R, la 44. to Ca. Od. per 111 b, by the carcase.

30RTIIALL CATILR MARKET, WIDARSDAT.—The supply
Wl' a lull average one to-day ; but it was of a second rata
quality. Good beasts made last week's prices, but otherwise
prices were slightly lower. The sheep supplies were moderate,
and prices were the same as last week.

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, WED/IEBI.AT. At this
market to-day the trade for beef was rather active, but the de-
mand for sheep was limited. Prices : Reef, Si. to fie M. per
stone Mutton: Ewes, M., wethers, Ntl. to 51. : small sheep.
eld. per lb. Store tattle and pies met with an Indifferent In-
quiry. Numbers In itarket—Beasts, 1,000: sheep, 3,500: store
cattle, TO; pip. 200.

ILANCHISTIR TRADE REPORT, WRDNIADAY.—Thotigh
the nudliet is quieter In tone, owing to • pause In operations
atter • large business has been done, yet • great dcal of firm-
ness has been shaven by producers, who, being for the most
part to order, are IndUferent about selling, unless at full rates.
The operation of the short time movement does not seem as
yet to have had much induence here, either In the price of yarns
or soodn
N t% ARK CORN MARKET, WICDARADAT.—At this market
to-day there was • fair supply of wheat, Which sold at is. pm
quarter dearer. Malting barley was In moderate supply; fine
malatainlng former prices, and secondary quality rather lower.
Ost.Pin less supply, and rather dearer.

OLASOO‘N CORN lIARR ET, W Uteri-401Y. —There was a fair
attendance at this market to-day, and a moderate demand et-
perienced for • heat and flour, at the lull I rices of this day
week. Barley was unaltered. Oats, floe qualities, were rather
dearer. other sorts were without chan,ze .n oda.. Bean.,
feeding, were unaltered. Egyptian beans and maize were hehi
for bd. per 2801 b. advance. ex store.

BRADFORD TRADE REPORT, Tnt ItsPAT.—The wool trade
has continued dull olurin r the past week, lout values have
been moo than maintained. The scarce assortment of
good word in the country I listrici• keep up rates, and
staplers have been asking an advance, which has generally been
submitted to. The amount changing hands Is not very large,
but there Is a moderate consumptive demand for good bright
sorts, and especially for withers, and matching down wools also
maintain their value. Half.loreds and medium descriptions,
only in sluggish request, are somewhst strengthened
by sympathy with other clues. The yarn trade Is generally
quiet as regards the operations of export buyers, but for the
home trade business Is Improving, especially In dead-lustre and
coloured sort.. In manufactured goods some fair purchams of
bright fabrics have been made, but the trade Is generally speak-
ing Inactive.
MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, TnntenAY.—At this
market today English wheat was ed. toll, per qr., and foreign
Id. to td. per mini dearer than on this day sorennlght, but the
demand was limited. Flour In some cases held for au advance
of ed per sack, but last week's prices could not be exceeded.
Oats, beans and mains were In moderate request, but without
material alteration hi value.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET. THCPSDIY.—At this market
to-day Norilsk whist vu ricl. to Is. dearer. Foreign was grin.
Barley was ed. to Is. over. Oats were unaltered. Mends
beans Is. cheaper. Peas dull.

CLYDE CBUISEIRD +MOAB MARKET, TntresDAT.—A
good Imam= waa don. at this market to-day,, at Arm prices.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, THORROAT.—The cat-
tle trade to-day vu dull, and prices generally favoured buyers.
There vu. moderate supply of beasts, which experienced.
slow sale, at about previous quotations. Prime Scots and crosses
were dlaporied of with difficulty, at Ss. Lid. to I. 10d. per albs.
Although the show of sheep, particulaily of choice breeds, was
small, the demand was Inactive, and pricel had a down-
ward tendency. The beat Downs and half-breds e
hand/ at 6.. 84 to 6s. 10d. per Übe Calvet anring
were purchased cautiously, at barely Monday's quotations. Pee
Slb, to mina the offal :—lnferior beasts, 54. 10d. to
ts. 2d. • second quality ditto, 6s. Od. to 6s. 6d.;
large ems. ,k. to id. prime Scots and cruses. k. ere.
Si 10d. ; coarse and inferior sheep, Is. 44. to k. Od. •. rieseal
ty ditto, Is. td. to 64. Od. : prime cures-wooled
ai
rald. to se. 64. prime Southdown ditto, 84. to 6a. r 2.1
large coarse calves, in Bd. to ; prime small ditto, is:
to Se. id. : large h0r%311...6"da. to 45.; nest small porkers, 4a.
44 to . Id. krrLvals. Bah, Beasts, 400: sheep, 2,460; calves,
SS ; pigs, U. Foreign , 340; sheep 5,830; calves, 1011;
plea 16. Total supply: Bess* 830; sheep, 7,860; calves, ;
WIC 50.
METROPOLITAN HAT AND STRAW MARKET, THURS.
PAT.—The notifies of hay and clover on offer at thb market
to-day were estenaive. Sales In all qualitlev were effected
very slowly, at prices ruling in favour of buyer.. Prime meadow
hay, SOs. to 00s. Od. ; inferior ditto, 60e. to 705.: Rowen, 40e.
to 40.. prime clover, 115 e. to 130.; Inferior ditto, 50s. to
805.; and straw. Us. to 425. Der load.
LIVIIRPOOL CORN MARKET, FAlDAY.—Opening report.
—This market opened Arm to-day, with a fair inquiry for wheat
week:our, at Tuesday's prices. Corn waa slow. —Cloaks report.
—This market closes dull to-day, at barely Tuesday's prices.

LINCOLN COILN MARKILT, PRIDAT.—At thla ntarket to-day
there waa • fair amount of wheat shoeing, which made • la.
more money. Barley, of which only best samples changed
hands. was Is. lower. Other sorts were firm.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Faintr. tt this market to-
day the wheat trade was very quiet, owing to the fog. No
change to note in values. Barley was steady at late rates.
Beans and peas were unaltered.
DUBLIN CORN MARKET, FSIDAT.—IrWi wheat was un-
altered to-day. Grinding barley was slow, and malting was 3d.
dame. Oats were worth 3d. more money. Prime foreign
wheat was arm, but other kinds were neglected. Maim was
quiet. Flour was unchanged.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, rinur.—The gvain trade to.
day ruled firm. There were only Limited supplies of English
grain on offer, but the arrivals from abroad a ere liberal. Wheat
Of los quality sold rather freely, et prices lending npwarda.
Inferior Mods, however, were diMeult to dispose of on former
terms. Barley met with a moderate demand, at previous quo-
tations. Malt was quiet but not lower. For oats a steady In-
quiry prevailed at the extreme current on Monday. Beans and
peas were firm In value, with a fair business doing The flour
trade was not active, bit prices were well maintained. Arrivals":
—English and Scotch Wheat, MO ; barley. 820 :malt, 4e: beaus,
$OO peas, 10. Foreign : Wheat, 39000 : barley. 8,71,0
r3OO sacks and 1,729 barrels.

ICITROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, FAIDAT.—Tbe sop-
plies of meat on offer at this market have been moderate.
Trade has been inactive, and prices in most instances
have favoured buyers. Per Blb, by the carcase :
Inferior beef, la. 44. to 4s. Od. ; middling ditto, 4a.
to ta. lid. : prime large ditto. 4s. Sd. to 64. Od. ; prime small
ditto. Si Od. to le. 24. : inferior mutton, Si. 84. to ta 441.;
saiddling ditto, 4a. Od. to fa. Od ; prime ditto, Si. 2d. to
li. 64. ; veal, 6.. Od. to 64. 44. ; large pork, Is. 44. to
di Od. ; mall ditto, 4a. 44. to 0.. Od.

801011011 BOP IItARICET. FILIDAT.—Very little aninuktion
Sus been apparent In this market; nevertheleu prices have
ruled arm, more espedally for choice descriptions. Year-
Vegs have sold !steadily at the extreme rates previously
current. Mid and East Hants, £lO to £l6 16a. : Weald of
/gent, £6 10s. to LlO 10s.•. Btissea, 47 fa. to C 9 . Farnham and
country, 411 to fle pacet. Yearlings : Mid and East K ants,
Li to LS 10..; Weald of Kent. £.3 to 46 16a. Sasser, Ca to
; Panama and COLUATI. £4 10s. to £6 ; olds. Li be. to Si
pee eat

OOLONIAL AND FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET, Pal-
Dar—Sugar: Tim market closes with a good demand, at ex-
trema pricau Barbados', 295. 6d. to Sta 64 : crystal-
lied Barbie°, fair to bright (duties es. 3d. and ba. bd.)
'old, Ws. ed. to 19a. ed. ; Porto Rico, 345. ed. Coffee loin
!Mr request, at steady prices. Plantation Ceylon, ordinary,
Ms. to 664. ed.; small, 675. to 69s 6d.. low middling, 705. to
Tta. 64.; middling Ti. to re. 64.; bold, 53,.; peaberry, Ma. to Si.,
Tea remains without quotable alteration. Rice A steady
demand prevails for all descriptions, at fully previous rates,
fialtendre steady in value. Cotton : A moderate business's doing,
at geese tending upwards. Tallow is firmer. Y.C. on the spot,
Ms. 44., December, 481. 64.: March, 481. 64. Oils. Linseed
remalnizath et, at 114 a. 94. Loudon ; and 345. 13.1. Hull, spot. Rape
a
mg Brown, 44.. 94. spot; cotton firm. Reflood, 34a. ed.
40 pys. mot. Cocoanut inactive. Cochin, fine, 61a.; Ceylon,
Ms. Id, palm in limited request. Fine Lagos, 401. Turpentine
easier. AMSACIIIIIbeirit.., ad_ and Trench sea. 64. Petro.
lgum milet, at la spot. Metals: Copper steady but quiet.
gall bars, £73 181.17 4 lie.; good brands, L 7 5 prompt three
Inonths. Tin active and dearer, Strata, £l4ll cash. Scotch
pis Iron market steady.

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MANCHE:STIR TRADE REPORT, FRIDAY—The tone of
the market continues strong, and producers have advanced
their quotations to-day. being compelled to do to by the large
daily melee of cotton at advancing rates. Buyers are slow and
indifferent about following the upward course of the market,
having few Inducements to do so, but are quite wiling to operate
ovenlargely at the prices of this day week, which may be called
Wpace under what las asked to-day. There can fano doubt
hine bleinesa has been done In yarns and cloth during
Ibefeet fadaleis, as the stocks which had accumulated have dia.
andproducers generally are again working to order. In
Ar'yaras bat a moderate business has been done, for the
trade 111Mantaetursrs bare bought largely to cover the
edges they hare recently taken. In cloth a good buttons has
bees done, bat the advance in prices has limited transactions
to-day. Makers are under no promise generally to force sales.
OaDtakfts are :---10-Inch 71h. shirting., ordinary to best Se le.
to Oa Pd. Silb. ditto, Ba. eed. to 10a. ed.; forties mule lama
good woods, is. lid. thirtiew water twist, is. nit
WITROPOLITAN IfILT MARKET, SATURDAY.
average traffes Ilea of meat were on offer here to-day. 'Trade was
dull, sad e weak. Beef, from Ss dd. to . 2d. .• mat-
tock as. .to Be, : veal, Be. Od. to 64442.; sad pork.
Sa. 4d, to Be. Od. per alb, by the carcass.
airritorouraiv HAY A.ND STRAW MARKET, SATITS-
DAT.-71111 market has been extensively supplied with hay and
clover. The trade has been depressed, and prices have favoured
layers. Primo meadow hay, We. to gOa Od. ; Inferior ditto,
601. to 70.,: RoweD, 40e. to Mt • prime clover, te 11101.1
bdeelor ditto. Ns to 901,; and 'straw, 345. to 46.. per load.

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LONDON HIDE AND SKIN MARKET, SATURDAY.—Market
Iddee-66113. to 64M., ild. to 411. 641 b. to 711 b.„ 414.;
721 b. to lab., 42d. to 64. ; SOM. to 881 b., 64. to
%snit, to 96M., fy.otra„ 9611). to 1041 b,. bid, to 644.egt.,411:14014. et1ve04116.1414. ?We
S. ed. to UM. Od., half-Ineds, 9a. Od. to 10e. Od.. DONT* fla
to 7s. Od.
DONCASTER CATTLE MARKET, SATURDAY —At this
market to-day Mere was a 'mall wept), of sheet,. T 2...", demaPd
was small, and there was oo altaatlon to prima Ina 441144
of cattle WU good, but the trade IFLA slow, 'INDS In young
buDocka, for which there Is a fair demand. Mere was • good
supply of pigs, Lod prices were again lower. Young ones were
2s. each lower.

LZEDB TRADE REPORT, SATURDAY.—Consequent upon the
advanced state of the year, and the approach of stocktaking,
merchants ars very careful in their purchases, and only operate
by way of supplying immediate wants. As a consequence
business Is very quiet in the open market, at present only
limited parcels of • miscellaneous character being transferred.
No particular fabric stands out prominently in the demand, If •
few victories, white goods, and unions in moderate makes are
excepted. The spirited bidding for colonial wool at the ale
now going on in London have bad their interest already dis-
counted. rates being firm in all quarters of the trade. The
manufacturers are still busy in the execution of orders on spring
account. The other Industries of this town are still In a steadily
prosperous condition.
NORWICH CORN MARKET, fiarrentr —The show of wheat
was fair to-day, and trade was Arm : but former rates were not,
however. exceeded. There was • large business passing in
barley, sad previous rates were supported and obtained.
GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, SAITADAY.—Ther• was
small quantity of English wheat on offer at this market to-day,
which sold slowly at last week's prices. Foreign wheat was
unaltered. Barley was either cheaper. Beans, maim, and oats
were unchanged.
&LADINO CORN MARKET, BATTIDAT.—At this market
=, about Is. per qr. advance has been realised for English
in good condition. The supply has varied, but generally
gpealng it was limited. There was • moderate demand for mita,
beim end pow. Barley fetched extreme prices with an im-
pend tale.
DONCARTIR CORN MARKET, SATURDAY—At this market
to-day wheat was in good demand, at last week's rates, but
moderate. The condition was noon the whole
theimPatia"s and beaus were the turn dearer. Barley was in
Eno&
good nppiy, but there was no alteration in prices.
KIRKCALDY CORN MARKET. SATURDAY—At
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franAt tkds met
to-day UN,* we" good supplies of
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to ; harley,
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per quarter WWI as follows :-- eat,
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were scarce,
The arrivals for the week amount to 11,1106 quarters wheat;
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perratesqual. Oats
up.
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Taas quarters barley 702 quarter' oats; 2,120 quarters beans ;
MO quarter* pease; 6,777 melts of flour.
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SATURDAY—At
8..
to etusto-dlday;
LedlM lid. to Is.; black oats, 6s. 6d. to 71.: white, late
er
COKE UTTER MARKET, 11A;Zkeit
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