The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12 00:00:00

CORN NAItKETS.

CORN MARICIT, MIAAy.-TiStril WU little or 110
animation in the corn market to-day, notwithstanding
that wheat was freely offered at from ls. to 2s. per qr.
decline. Barley also sold on Wier terms.

Miasi-Liint, Wednesday. -Arrivals of wheal mode
rate. In both red and white paresis miles programed
slowly, and Monday's quotations wera barely supported.
BIRMINGHAM, Thunday.—A fair supply of wheat,
end all kinds were Is. per quarter lower. Grinding
barley unaltered. Oats maintained their value. Beans
quite as dear. Peas Is. per quarter cheaper.
libinotturen, Tbuseday.—Wheel was only in mode-
rate request, at a reduction of L. par qr. on English,
and 41 per coital on foreign. Flour sold slowly, and
must be called L. per sack cheaper. OW receded Id.
per 451h5.. and oatmeal 6d. per load, In English bean.
there WM no *hangs; but Egyptian declined 81. per qr.
Indian corn was without any material alteration.
BRISTOL, Thuraday.—A moderate show of English
wheat, which sold freely at barely last week's ornate.
Foreign has given way in value about 2e. to 3.. per qr.,
but there is • better feeling in the trade to-day, and the
above decline is partially recovered. Belting barley
plentiful, and scarcely so dear as last weak. Grinding
slow, but firm. Oats sold in retail, at about as much
money. Baize and beans attracted scarcely any
attention.
Davis,., Thursday.—We have to note pries.; as on
this day fortnight, vas., at 21. reduction upon last week,
and at this reduction the sale was alow, and a con-
siderable quantity was left nniold at the close; Ma is
now the top price. Barley was in fair supply, but the
demand being rather slow, to effect sales a reduction of
quite Is. a qr. had to be made. For other articles prises
as last week.

mAac•L•3ll, Feidav,—The arrivals of English wheat
fresh tip to our market, Pi-day, were only moderate.
Nevertheless, the demand for all kinds ruled heavy, and
• few foreed salmi were 'treated on rather lower terms.
The imports of foreign wheat have been larme—via,
32,170 quarters. The show of samples was, therefore,
on the mamma. All descriptions moved off heavily,
end the quotations bad • drooping tendency. In float-
ing cargoes of grain, very little was passing. For the
most part, however, holders were firm. Barley, the
supple of which was by no means extensive, mowed off
heavily, at Monday's decline in Taloa. For malt the
inquiry ruled inactive, on former terns.. The supply
was reasonstily good. We were heavily repplisi with
oats, which sold slowly, at 6d. per quarter less money.
Beene and pees were bold at full currentness. The flour
trade was heavy. Seeds and takes ruled about st•tionary,
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WAXI7IILD, Friday. —Wheat trade firm at last
week's MIMI. Millers would bay freely at a decline.
Barley rather *beeper. Other artialee unaltered.

CATTLE MARKET&

llzraopommg, Thursday. Moderate supplies el
beasts, quality by no means prime. The best breeds
were in fair request, at full prices, but inferior steak
was dull, at late rates. The number of sheep was rather
limited. Bales, however, progressed slowly, at bloodily's
currency. The best old Downs and half-breds sold at
114. per Sib. There was a steady inquiry for salves, at
very full prices, via., from a. 44. to fia. dd. per Sib.
prime pigs were quite as dear as last week, but large
bogs were vipTy dull. MIA cows were heavy.

Per 81b. to sink the Offal.
s.d. a. d. ..d.s.d.
let. eoaroo bout. 3 41.1 S Trltoelloothdooroo4 10 to 6
00eopo.1 guilty .. 3 to 4 0 Ur. COW. tithe..., 4to 4
P rlm. lorge c too 4 Ito 4 6 Prim mall
Prime Scots, ke. 4 St. $ u 'tarp hop 3 4to 3
lot coarse sheep 3 4101 1 /loot soil pocket $ 10 to 4
&mond guilty 3 Bto 4 •Sokag. colves,oeht oto IPS
Primo room olia 4 4to 4 ,Clr.olo it, 0Cti•doll 010 37
TOTAL Borne. —Britieh Beast', 740; °owe,
steep sad lambs, 3,012; calves, 3124 pia.. 250.
Forage—Samba 312; sheep sad lambs, 700 ; salves,
160; Fdda. 42.

NIWOATII MID LlADlll39llll.,—Friday. These
markets are well supplied with meat. The trade, on
the whole, is stead , at our quotations.
Per 81b., by the carcase.
1.. s. d. •d. a. d.
Inferior beef .. 3 to 3 4 I Inferior mutton 3 9to 3 6
Middling ditto 3 „3 8 %Hahne ditto.. 3it „ 4 I
Primo Iwo do. 3 1 4 3 Primo ditto.. .44 „ 4 6
Primo sensli ditto 4 „4 6 bowl pork .... 310.4 6
Vtal 3 „4 6 I Way ditto.... 33 „ 3 8
Bnlerists, Thersday.—Supply of beef short, end.
noticeable absence of prime beast.; there was, how-
ever, good attendance of buyers, and an active trade
was the result, at • slight nivanee on last week's prison
The best descriptions realised an average of 68e. per cwt.
secondary and inferior qualities from 625. to Ws.
per cwt. A large supply of mutton, of Indite:let
quality generally, lsut Including seven pens of first rate
down wrthers, for which 61d. per lb. was obtained.
Trade slack. The Westetreet market on Wednesday
was moderately well supplied with pica, and She tesde
was active. Pork maWned • ,i.eldad fall In prime,
Be.. 6d. per aeon being tbe higbeas obtained for the
very primest boson pip and porker. ; 8.. wee the
general price per score. Milch cows tram in shorter
"'DPI, and of m elerate quality, at • decline on lass
week's prices, sir,. EL3 to £7B end £l9 each. There was
• shorter supply of Oars stock, and trade showed an
Improvement, but nil the animals were not cleared out.
The bores trade was quiet.