The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14 00:00:00

46 0 .. 52 0

English, good seconds, per
United States, Canadian, an, sweet super-
fine, per barrel. .. .. 23 6 .. 24 6

340.360

•••
Mixed America., per MOB% 0 0 .. 0 0
1 telian and Nu:oAm, ditto .. 31 0 .. 32 0
Dam per 400 lb 23 0 .. 23 6
Millet, per 400111 .. 30 0 .. 21 0
MULI hVll4. Iris : 1326 qrs. oat., .516 qrs. barley, Coast-
wise: 801 qrs. oats. Foreign : 4271 gm. wheat. 1316 qrs. oats,
6138 qrs. maim, 2300 ferrets flow.
Gloucester: Mohave moderate supplies of lingileh wheat at
this and the neighbouring market., for which and foreign there
tea good demand, at an advance of t• per qr. Grinding barley is
more inquired dter, and 62 per qr. deicer. SUM and peweaun-
mod 1. per qr. more money. Oats are held for &further ree of
6.1 per qr., which wcarerh•tebecim eslee 'Wm tbe turn higher.
Biros:vase : At this dars market there was • fair supply of
wheat, which sold slowly, at an Improvement of 2e. per qr.
Barley sod mead. per qr. dearer. . new la up Peas firm,
Wheat, English white, par bushel of nibs., 0.42 up.
7.; ditto,
DOW. es to to & ad ; ditto, red, old, esso 116 ed ; ditto, new,
&to de 6d. Barley, malting, per imperial qr., 37s tld te 444 Od ;
grinding, per 3921 b., Me to 2Da Gate English while. Per
Imperieo qr., 24s 6d to 31s Irish gray, per 3111 b., 23.62 lo
24. 25. Beans. F.slets, old, per 1061 M, 18. &I to las ; tint°,
new, 174 &I to 11. M. Peas, grinding per 1961 b., les tid to
las dd.

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Fervor. -Mark-bane: Adendanne at market to-day is fur.
Baldish wheat generally very firm; supply short and factors
asking Mort money. Foreign.—Pactors demanding more
money, which is obtained on American say about lo advance.
Flour very firm. Barley la. deuer than on Monday, OW in
small supply, and la. dearer than on Monday. Beans and mu
very firm. Maize Od. dealer. Floaring cargos.—Wheat
improving, in some few wee rather more money obtained.
Barley firm. Maize, none on sale. Arrivals. -English and
Scotch wheat, 480 qrs. Foreign wheat, 8,820 qrs.; barley,
foreign, 0,610 gra ; oath, foreign, 72,300 qrs.:English and Scotch
beans, 110 qr..; pew, foreign, 2,060 qrs. Flour, 1,250 lack.,
7,110 barrels. Malt, 200 qrs. —Des-hg: There ...L. • Pretty 30001
show of wheat from the factors to-day, and very high prices
were asked, which caused budnees to be rather slow. Sales '
were eventually made at 26. per qr. muss money than lad week,
white realising 64a. to 641..., and red 60s. to 63a, per 36 stone.
In barley there were very few trawctions : malting nominal,
.2 35. 1040. per qr.; grinding, 275. to 30s. per 30 stone. There
was a small show of oats, which met. steady male at rates in
seller's favorer, new samples making 27.. to 320, and old 32a.
to 36a, per 24 done. Beaus also tame spa/slyly to
head, and commanded rather more money— new, 00.
to 52a.; old, 534 to 545. per 38 stone. l'eas firm and scarce.—
Lirespoof : At this day's market there was only a small attend-
ance of the town node •untry trade.; however, fair amount of
Widow we, done. Wheat met with a fair mle, at an thews
of Id. to 3d. per 100 lb., and flour WY saleable at 6d. per
barrel and sack over Tuesday's pricea Soles were reported of
average Californian wheat at 10e. 134. to 12.. bd.; Chilies;
12.. 6d. to 105. d.;7 American red winter, Os M. to go 104.;
No. I spring, ed. to 9s. hi.; and No. 2, Da to fis. 3d. per
100Itv In catsi and oatmeal there was little done, and no change
in price. Barley eras also without alteration in value.--
Wakyllod: Whirst must be noted 2s. per qr. dearer than last
Friday, but the advance checks the demand. Spring corn hes
an upward tendency.

CATTLE MA MK LT
Pairing., Thursday.— Our market was well napplied with
beef to-day, although the Irish consignments were far below
the average. The demand was not equal to the large supplies,
and the trade was dull, at • decided reduction on last week%
rates, beet deecrlptions changing hand. at from 70e. to 71e.,
and inferior wets could ecarcely be mild at any price, but they
may be quoted at from Ws, tear. per cwt. We had a very
full supply of sheep, with a slow dragging trade, and • re-
ducflon In prior, best 'tethers being obtained at Ted. per lb.
were aloe Oen. Ifni, sod Ihe changsd nandiSt lower
rates, from Bd. to itd, being accepted for good descriptions. (If
.tore cattle we had • very limited supply from Ireland, and
trade shows no signs of improvement.
Mgraorourus. Thursday. —There Is no quotable alteration
In the price of beef, although there is a tendency upward, and
trade is generally slow, and the demand, which bag ruled
somewhat brick In the early morning, hes died away. Mutton
I. umbers.] In value, except for second-clue and inferior,
which are bought on easier terms. The middling ipudit es of
foreign are a heavy and dragging ale, at reduced prices.
Lamb Is more In demand, and moved upward. The same may
he noted of veal, the glands for which are being freely cleared.
Pork drooping.

TOTAL 8111• LT.
930

Sheep ma Lamb. .. 16:000 d

TOIMIGX SUITLY.
190
4,200
343

Inferior Qualit3 First Quality.
Reef. •• • 3, ed. V. 4.. ed. .... 44. ed. to Ss. td.
Mutton 3*. 6d. —4, 461. . es. ed. 5.. 4.1
Vial.... Sit 64. 4 44. 4.. ed. -- Ss. 61.
Pork.... 36 Bd. —Co 44. ... 46 6d —b. ed.

At per stone of gib., sinking the offal.
BIRMINGHAM, Thursday. -• There was only a moderate supply
of beasts on offer at our Whitsun cattle-market to-day, which
mete steady trade, at id. per lb. decline in price. The num-
ber of sheep and humble waa fair, the trade heavy, lower prices
being submitted to. Calves a fair time-of-year supply ; choice
qualitier meta fair demand ; inferior sold slowly. Fat pigs a
good supply ; trade slow. Ali Ueda of store stock came to
hand in limited numbers; the demand ruled heavy. The
number of homes was moderate; escept for good and useful
animals the demand was by no means &live. Beef, ed. to 71d.
per lb.; muttoe, ed. to 11d.; lamb, lid. to Bid.; veal, ed. to ed.