The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-08-19 00:00:00

THE COBS TRADE.

MAW Liar, raid/W.—The aaPPliaf at English grain
were very limited for this day's market, but there were
good imports of foreign articles of the trade. Fine
English whAatt,sold more freely at the extreme prices of
Monde. • ere was a moderate demand for foreign,
and quitis'es tugh rates were obtained generally. Town
flour *is unaltered, fresh country marks brought full
prieesZabel Americans of approved quality were quite
as deaf.' barley sold on former terms for sweet grinding
sample'. Malt was steady in value and demand.
Beazurvolut psis suPported priees. There was • mode-
rate chlusand for oats, good seen bringiag as much
money.' 'Linseed and rapeseed were not quite so ready
sale. "Itie 'following are the snivels of foreign grain:
V heatsl37o_ ; barley, 4,360; set!, 53,680; dour 6,900
sacks, VW %diets.
'?kids?, Angst! Is.—The Corn Exchange
was 111111461Wded, and pricer hem, with an upward
tended, VA bestows by no means brisk. There were
170 buillihni upwards of TOO sheep, and 500 pigs on
offer. Baci. sold at 60. to 7d. • American ditto, 4d. to
40. . ; best cheese, 4ba. to 60e. per out.;
ls, to 295.; Flax inspired for.
W&ltneTaa, Saturday, August 16. —Wheat, 40e. to
(lie. 'SU. to 35a. 06. Oats, 20e. to 25e.
Beans* 40. to 485.-81 b. Loaf, 13d.—There was a small
supztlirelry little business doing, but the sales of wheat
off _ per cr. above bun users rates. In
other INlnelioldthrg doing:
FerarriVrmi wears° Wswic.—TAarsday, Martook,
Pridd#/eolmersat).—Priday, Maribor-mei (Wilts).

CATIISI MARKETS.

Thirediy, August 14.—Our market
to-dayt wow very isoieratoly supplied with beasts, In
but isigilling eoullition. The few prime lot., lie.,
moved' off eliesidy, at an advance in the quotations of
2d. PO' lalb. 'Other breeds, however, were • dull
inquirpi IMP kite rates. The to pries for beef was
4s. 104 e gar 811). Prime Down sheep were scarce and
in ratlike.; •at very full prices, but inferior
kinds- Amami inactive. The top flger was be. 4d.
per iilka Lambs were in moderate supply, and
fair dergandoit late currencies, vie., from to. to 65. 44.
per liii.. Nolobsogo took pleas in the value of calves.
Pigs aiwilailish sows were dull, but not cheaper. The
total issporM woes: Beasts, 240; sheep, 2300; calve;
20&

-REINDILVE AND LXADMINTIALL.—The supply of meat
on saletillte lis hitt ino4erate. Generally speaktng the
trade wilersteody, he follows.: Inferior beef, 2s. 10d.
to 3i4ilits ditto, 3e. 34. to 3s. 6d.; prime large
ditto, 3a. Bcl. to 4s. ; prime small ditto, 4a. 2d. to 4e.
large
4d.; pork, 41. toAs. 4d. ; inferior mutton, 3s. 6d. to
38. I spi ' ditto, 4s. to 4s. 44.; prime ditto,
4s. 6d: •A m. 10d. to 4d. Bd.; small pork,
4a. fid: • • lit 421 '6d. to 58.

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64 Oi101:• o-0 •
Boutiatnitf. .--fiales Progress slowly 4 In all lands
of howplbssnding, previous quotations are
well mMe4. Ths
.plantation accounts from wooly,
all di4q.f 0 satisfactory character.
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IMMIX) XkBIBT.
Bo iint " , orb" Iltitiliiiicins. The supplies of
potat toinewbat Increase all d ; nevertheless, a
kindsl wed 'off steadily, at ths late advance in
prices. Li eat and Essex Regents, 00s. to 130 e. ; ditto
43 ha wet, EN; lo 100 s. per ten.