The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-09 00:00:00

lARICSTS.
DP ENGLISH GRAIN.
Iter Qr

to 14
White • 43 to 44
Boilers ... 41 to 46
Forsiv, %%tit* to

... 28 to 28
potato ... 31 to 36
Scotch, feed , to
potato to
Irish. black 23 to 31
.• obits 23 to 11l
Foreiro, toed to

FLOCS.
Town-.d. kW. U to 0
Couotr3 ... 37 to XI
Norfolk ood 212 to 33

TUIPIDAT. Salisbury Trade dull. Wheat and
barley declined Irons Is to 2s per qr.—Liserpoo/ : The
few sales made were at lite priers. Indian corn 6d.
lower. . . . . . .

WgDMICODAT. - Mark Lam; Whilst trade slow, at
precisely Monday's idiom Spring corn limetive.
—Front Limited business in .ore, at rather lower
prices.
THozsoAr.—Birmi*Onst Fair supply of English
wheat, which sold at the currency of this day eennight.
Foreign no lower. ltarky of all kinds gave way Is. per
qr. Oats unaltered. &sae quite as dear. Peas only
taken in retail. . .

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THUREDST.—Bris/04 A moderate supply, and •
decline in English wheat of from Is. to 2s. per qr.
Grinding barley, oat. And beans at • reduction of from
6d. to Is: per yr.
WRIST. S. . L d.
runeriesn, red spring, per 4981 b. .. 50 .. 62 0
Polish Odessa, Niords..f, ndt, ditto .. 0 .. 0 0
Kubudia, bard, ditto .. 0 .. 0 0
°Wks, Tsintarog, Don, ike., softolitto .. 47 .. 49 0
Glints, Odom., Nioolset, soft, ditto .. 60 .. 4.2 0
Earthman' Mariatiopic, soli, ditto .. 1.0 .. 53 0
English, red and shire, ditto .. 68 .. 58 0

. .
RAILLZT.
Engliab, good tro Eine maltinw, per imp. qr.. 43 0 .. 60 0
ditto, ditto ditto .. 43 0 .. 41 0
!Hall and Frenth, grit,ding, per 40Lib. .. 33 0 .. 33 3
Danube and Utditeminean, ditto .. 27 6 .. 6

•
Ostl.
Limetiek and otber, bite, per 39,1 b .. 28 6 .. 28 6
Cork, Dublin, light, ditto .. 27 0 .. 27 6
Cork, Waterford, black, per 7041 b .. 24 6 .. 20 0
Irish tawny, ditto . 2.0 0 .. 28 0
VW&
• _ - -

Egyptian, per 4801 b. .
10ratrlish, per Imperial qr.

• 40 0 .. 41 0
. 440.000

.1,12011.

English. good seconds, p*rTb.. 36 0 .. 37 0
United Btittss, Canadian, lc.. semi super-
fine, per barrel.. 46 0 .. 07 0
1711,11111 COLN.
- -

Mired American, per 4130114
Danubian, ditto

o o o

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: 1057 qri oats, ea gra barley. Coastwise :
r-b gra oats, VO qrs. barley. Foreign: 240 ti qrs. wheat,
11103 qrs. oats, 8560 qrs. barley, DO qrs. beans, peak to, lON

FlllDAY.—hfori•Lans: Tho receipts of wheat front
Essex and Kent were only moderate, and the quality
was bat middling. In both red and white paresis sales
progressed slowly, at about late rates. With foreign
wheat the market was fairly supplied. The truissetions
were limited. on former terms. Floating oargoes of
wheat moved off quietly. Malse and other articles
afloat were Inactive. The supply of barley was moderate.
For all descriptions the inquiry waa heavy, at about
Monday's quotations. Malt was dull, at late rates.
Oats oommandbd but little attention, on former terms.
Beans were neglected, at previous quotations. Pees
moved off slowly, but no change took place In priest.
Tbe flour trade was Inactive, at stationary prime.
Linwood and rapeseed were firm in value. Most
agricultural used, were in sluggish request. Oakes win
heavy.— Wakefield : Wheat trade very slow. Fine
dry particle held for late rat..; other sorts are offered at
lower prices, but unsalcable. Barley in rather cheaper.
—Licerpoo/ There was a small attendance, and a
limited busineas in wheat and flour, at the nominal
rate@ of Tuesday last, but to offset sales at all freely
some oonoesaion would have to be made. Indian corn
still very depressed, at lowering prier's; new mixed at
3La, and old at 32a. Other articles dull and inactive.

SATURDAY. —Bland/aril : In consequence of the male
of Sir. Matthew's dairy stock by auction taking place
at the usual time for holding the market, there was but
• 'Wilted attendance is the corn-alehouse, and trade
was exoesdingly dial, with a decline of fully le per qr.
on both wheat sad barial.—Dorchtster WhiM, 48.
to 58. t. average. 50. ilid; barley. 55a to 504 average
44/ 71.—Bath : The wheat trade was very quiet, and
prtoee were beret, supported. Barley wee also a quiet
trade, and value had $ downward tendensy: Other
corn much as before. Prices :—Wheat, 50e to 151 s;
perky, 36. to ege; tete, He to 32. a; beans, Ms to bae;
peas, 413. to Me per qr.; flour, 364 to 38e per soak for
sewed& —Tousle* : Busmen was not brisk, the low
rtce of wheat having a depressing effect.---War-
'tinder. Wheat trade was very quiet, and sale. could
only be effected at • decline of le per qr. The highest
quotations were Hs and fde per qr., with • downward
range, however, to Os. A elsarsoos was not sada at
the doee. The barley trade was steady both for
malting and grinding sorts. The farmer made from 44.
to 52e per qr., Keg grinding from 38s. upward.. In
other corn there was not much doing. Oats were fully
se gear, 'mettles 27s to 32.5. Beans were very firm at
ege to 58e pm qr. pees were quoted nominally 44. to
48a per qr. The quotation for dour wits 38a to 38a per
sack.

CAITLS MARKETS.

MITIOPOLITAX, Thursday.— Only moderate supplies
of beanie. The few prime animals offered found buyer.
at full prime ; othrswiee the trade WM heavy. With
sheep the market Ira+ rather seeettll saPPlieff_ i •
moderate Wainer was doing. on former terms. Claims
Mapped hands to a fair extent, as 'Medi prim. Pips
moved off slowly, at toe rate..

sibs., to sink the MAL
L d. d.
luf. nano busts 3 6to f 8 Prlatalluthduraell Bto 6 1
oeton4 quality... 3 10 tot 6 Lrf coarse calm 4 oto IS
Primo loop CA•I3 4 Bto 5 2 Pin.. .lull
Primo Scots, to. 5 4 sot , LIM 84123 6te 6
Inf. coon. steep) 6104 0 Neat eml. porkers 4 8105
Suomi aunty ... 4 Ito 410 ,Ileltair. calmsoroh 22 to 25
Primo nano wild 6 oto 6 4 ,Qr.old I toplouto 22 oto 25
BIUSTOL, Tbursday.—A shorter supply of beef than
last week, quality zaidciling, and though trade was
rather by, trios reasoned vary rum, and in some
owes a farther *dream on the high quotations of the
past few weeks took place, beet descriptions selling at
from 70s. to 735. per cot.,. and secondary from 655. to
68a. Sheep tot vary active ; there was an advance of
fully gi. on the best samples, yellers realising Bd. and
Std. per lb. There Wu a little doses in
awn mask, much cowl a more WWI, trade SZIIOIII
local purchasers, quotations ranging from £ll to 1.10.
A considerable eheAfe has taken plus in the trade in
pig. during the week. Bacon pip ire in much better
supply, and porkers, *bough still very •01/00, have been
on offer. Altogether we received nearly 1200 pip
from Ireland; a large Portion of these had been pet.
chased on ...tract IA rather high prices, though some-
what leas than those of lut week. This had • tendeney
to check business • little, but ultimately a moderately
active trade cleared off those on offer at • marked
redaction in price, bacon pip selling at from 11i 44 to
its 6d, and porkers from lls 84 to 11s 10d per nom