The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25 00:00:00

CORN MMIXICTS.

BUM. 3lnzch 40.—Moderate supply of English wheat
•hlch sold at Mat week's price.; foreign dull, and held for
full rates, but not much aelniig. Gout meet barley uaree,
sod fully as dear, but out or condition panda, of which our
Irvine arrive/. Utterly have mostly consisted. are presaed for
by auction and otheralse, at low rates. Indian corn In
vsicrate requeet, and Gd per qr cheaper. Irish black and
iota continue a cry ammo, and are again ill per quarter
.r.r, whilst white soli slowly at fully last week's prices.
lies. MU—Wheat was in full supply; the Mile wa•
but firm, and the rise in pries quoted but week was fully
2„,..„riesl, 30. per sack being the top price. honey, the
for malting being nearly over, was almost nominal,
ivng only about half a Ocoee sample. In the Markel.,
.boh nude about last week's figure., Ale per qr being the
oats were Is par qr dearer. Vetches Is per buabel
beano and peas ,old at about previous rate..
gornorriui, 200.—Ilanand for wheat languid; there was,
b„...,,,,L00 'Tamura to sell, and prices of either English or
mdca ,ere merely the the turn In favour ol buyers. The
murks may be applied to flour. Oate and beaus
rather more money; maim further receded /Id to Gd

wee", IlOth.—Only a limited businea was done in
•"'quotatious are lowered Id to Sal per centaL The
woe quiet, and prime were nearly nominal. Beans
!Tr.. wers same, and 6d per qr dearer. Barley was also
plentiful, sad sold for a shads more money. Indian
cheaper ; yellow and mixed American. Sla 9.1
0, ; white, 34. to 34a 04. Oats sad oatmeal ware steady

•lefistriain, 20th.—Facton &amorally heid wheat for lest
• tiler,, and
was little disposition for bushes= on
'4•A nit and the few sales made were in favour of
n.ii.l3 ley fetched extreme rates ; foreign met
eg ism price.. Beane and We were
_rather

corm, fl.—The Mutineer doing amonget the tanners and
gm rather brisk, there being a very good attendance
01/.1 111111•11 a little advanced on last week. White
.bao. 3,1 to 75 Ocl • red ditto, 75 3d. Buporgne flour, ;
&1t0,4 second ditto, 4L per seek.
21/rt.—With a fair eupply of wheat, the trade was
.nd last week's prices could not be made by leper qr.
gAgg.Lstre, 114.—The Corn-exchange to-day was thinly
by miller., and the busing. d01n4.5,7,,,,, on a
wo▪
ol male, at about previous quotations. were about
g,,,gush wheat, but the arrivals from abroad were
Sales in all deacriptions were effected slowly, at
wino. previously current. Mc barley trade was inactive,
14 priors mounted unchanged. Malt was dull on former
(mu sere rather lon inquired after, but the advance
%a. fully eupported. Beans and pass were taken
,g 50.1 c, at recent valuer. Flour ruled quiet, at prime taw.
str dovi;wards. Arrivals—Wheat, English and Scotch, 410;
10,160 •. barley. English and Baotch, 140; foreign,
mait gnglith and Scotch. 400 • oats, foreign, 16,760 ;
1,110
▪ foreign, 1,100 ; beorle. Engiiah Ltd Scotch, 10 ; forego,
in ; foreign, 1,800 sacks, 10,770 barrels.
SOLTIIiIIrIUO, ILL—Market thinly attended. BUIIIIIINII in
gym vas dull, at about the pricers of last week, sellers being
mobil to melba any *dunes. Oats In good demand, at Od
se dis &arm. Other articles Ann, at lea week's rates. Flour
rimy mh,4la pff rack. Wheat per load £l4 lOs Od to
LIS 0t;
harLY. grinding, per qr., 35. to 36 ; malting
da,„. xy. 40s MU, per qr, 28a to Ms ; beans, per qr., 455
to ; pow, per qr„ 474 to 60.; flour, per seek, 41a; maize,
P. per qr.
it—Wheat, 400 quarters, 0 bushel.; price,
boo I.* to kW ; average price,l 42 14,7 W.

cArruc IIABSIVIS.

Baterot, April 10.--Bhort supply of beef, and there was an
atm demand for anything good, which realised 78s and 80s
• ,sl., but inferior was diMeult to miL The supply of
*op was also short, with • brisk trade and an advance In
riaa. het seders in the wool realeing tied. and in some
• 10.1 per lb, and ewes and inferior sort, 81e1 and 94, while
Sep out of the wool were worth 1,41 per lb lam money.
Leh sold freely at le per lb. We had a moderately good
~ply of store cattle, principally Mogilelt ; trade was rather
hot, though • fair business was done. In mulch cows trade
ens ilk more active, and prime • trifle firmer. We had a
....fist 'Ripply of pigs than led week, with a quiet trade,
pee selling at 8. 6d and Os 10d per score, and porkers
s al to le.
ereorouver, 80.—Fair supply of beside, and trade is very
prices are lower, and a clearance Is not effected- T'ite
..vme of cheep Is small, and choice qualities especially are
nee; Odlldefl tiently Monday's quotations am rather exceeded
-• se, average. The supply of really good lambs Ja abort,
.rd meets with purchasers pretty readily; but generally trade
se.), and it ls di/Scult to dispose of aecond.rate quality.
it'cc are sold rather cheaper. Our foreign supply mashie
,iguOhsavia, 100 .h.ep, and 100 Cal VOL
PdT Aono el 81ba. e 4. nd.
NA &Oa, Herefords to 6
hest Short-horns .. • • to 6
sicond quality Deists to 4
salsas.. • • • • • • • to
to 6
lusai Downs & Del-bred deep to
lest Long-wee ... • • to 0
Ditto, Shorn • • to 6
Ewe. & NOOOOll quality te 0
41.1.0, do. tilions to 5
at market, bet; sheep and lamb., 6,034; calves, 100;
tis.. 37.
ltururrirllll, 11/lb.—This market .11.• well stocked with
heel Ikeda and ehoep, for boils of which there was a good
easel. Lad week's prices were fully maletalnod, and in
remodels of the recent welcome shower., and the early
urspect .4 more keep, beasts of rather inferior quality were
we easily dispowel of. Wet beef realised from 13. &I to
to pc wore , cows and camel, groin £l6 to £10;
larrrnen from £ll to £l5. Sheep realised (in wool), from
II to ICI !sr ; ditto (shorn), 7id to Sid per lb.
Sorrel ilirrur, 2lst.—Sheep very wares, and realised very
mil price, iced wethers being sold for Od Od per stone and
crank Seely all the beet supplied were Spanish, and
tag thaispel hands at from le to le per score. The follow-
ms sere offered i—lleatt, 91; pigs, 121; sheep, 378; calves,
9; bores. 0.

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