The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-16 00:00:00

Jig arkets.

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The commcrelal tvaitlcn continues. to anproac. and In mnaa
departments an inemsochut amount of Moine. is in program
Them is 110 doubt that trade is sounder and more Use than
for 80100 months put. Thera are, Indeed. comPunnaa na •
slackness of trade from souse quorum but they are compara-
tively few. The trade which In now in proven. •ww,a to be of •
4 and legitimate character, and no failuna of importance
are now apprehended.
It is satisfactory to notice that Cotton is becoming cheaper.
I and that dnrlog the last few weeks • fall of soineimportnnee ha.
latest plane In pica. Middling Orleans tutees is now quoted
at 11. ar lb. To whet point prionsrlli decline is at present
1112fi.rar. certlrt.
Lancashire are certainly mending, • result which
be pertly, and, no doubt, to a large extent, attributable to the
fact that the maximum .timate of the ADIeriCASI crop may,
after all, be realised. Many mills In North and Fag Laricaehlre
have mourned working full time.
In the Wool trade, there has been increased firemen, but
liminess dons not appear to hsve improved to any great extent.
It is sdmitted, however, that a better feeling exists, but any
great incr.ni of business cannot be antivitated until the
dunk-taking aeason Is over. The demand for Ifooda for
export Is tolerably active.
The Iron districts continuo to be fully employed, and both
pig and railway Iron are very firm In prise. Other metals are
rather quiet.
tinder the influence of large Importations, the wheat trade
continues very dull; and as • large .rply of foreign rrod—
is coming forward, more especially from AMT.". nil ItIN an.
still averse to run into stock. This week, the tendener
of
prima has been downward, and inferior wheat.s have fallen in
value to the extent of is, per quarter. Laet week'. Import of
wheat, although 40,000 cwt. less than in the previous week,
one 1,000,400 ewt., or 630,000 cwt more than at the corres-
ponding period beet year.
With regard to the trade in spring corn, a fair degree of &ra-
n han been apparent. Fine barley is sear., and the tan-
dem, of prices haa been upeard. There S. however, • large
501.14 of medium qualities .4 barley, and these meet • sloe
sale, at about late rates. Oats, beans and pm. &re steady, an
terms.

fonner

The fdlowing figures show the average prim. of English
wheat, halm and not. In Englend and Waite, NV last week,
compared with the lour previous years :-
1809. 1884 1867. 1966. 1864
d. d. d. • d. a. d.
Wheat .. 47 1 .. 62 3 .. 70 1 .. 67 .. 46 3
Bariey 39 6 .. 46 7 .. 43 0.. 441,436
Oala .... 22 10 .. 29 6 .. 26 1 ..236.620
The following figures show the Imports and exports of cereal
produce into and from the United Kingdom, from September
1 to the close of last week:-
1006-70. 184449.
Laporte. Exports. ImPor4s. ExPrein
cwt cwt cwt. cwt.
Wheat 9,431,604 .. 09,184 5,423,430 .. 118,900
Barley 1,144005 .. 2.222 • • 1434073 10.140
Oat. 1,.042 .. 4,846 .. 1.356.047 .. 16.720
Pew . ...... 159,733 .. 2,332 .. 212918 .. 1,604
Beene 913,000 .. 24 . 722,464 .. 606
Indian Corn
Flour 1,424,346 .. 3,670 074,606 4.221

CORN MARKETS.
TertuniAr.—Bristni: 'Wheat in moderate suggy. and met •
fair axle at barely the rates of this day senni t ; foreign wan
prt-wiel at • reduction oft. to 2s. !per If.. silPPlies twistlf very
heavy. Supplies of malting barley were good, and the demand
.Umdy, at Int week'. prior'.' grinding tine and fully an time.
mts • dragging trade at rather Ice money. A fair inquiry for
Indian corn, at barely hat week's prices. Wheat Eeglith,
4.
to 49..; foreign. 33.. toM. per 490th. fluky, English. malt-
ing, 3cs. t 446. per qr.: Irish and French, grinding, SS. to
96. per 443411,. Oats. Irish, white, Od. to 2.4 a. 64. per
3201 b.; Irish, black, EIM. fld. to 21.. 0.1. per *Oh. Beans. Eme-
nds. 4:s to MX per qr. Flour, F:nglish, good seconds, Sta. Od.
to 33e Od. per 2801 h.; American, superfine. tea Od. 15. Od.
Pe r barrel. Indian corn, 96.64. to 30., Od. per 4801 b.— Irish :
ZS qrs. wheat. 2301 qrs. eats, 42 qrs. barley. Foreign : 10.034
qrs. wheat,l,737 tirs. oats, &WA qr* bar1e7,4.010 barrel. flour.
—Oloturstes : There aro fair supplies of English wheat at
this and the neighbooring markets: for which anti foreign the
trade Is extremely quiet, and prices are Od. to Is. per qr. lower.
Marley, both malting and grinding, shout maintains into cur-
towns The sale for oats Contlntle4 extremely linsitml. and
values. .1.111 tend dosmwards. Mena la per qr. lower. Maize
is In fair request at a reduction of di. per quarter.—Dreiza:
Wheat in Vll7 short !supply, and consequently the decline ems
not so gnat an had leen expected. Farmer. Mused to yield
to any onedslerable reduction, ano transactions were therefore
of a very limited character. at a relapse generallY of In IT!'
much remaining unsold at the clow of the market. Haney
won. very slow trade the demand Ming almost totally aus-
'seeded, and isles, suffered • deelins g 4 Is. to On. per qr. from
last week*. rate., 404. to als. bring the general nin for good
malting barely. A see) exceptional sample, however, com-
manded a ready sale at Hs.
Fanny.- -Mert.Leme Receipts of wheat from Fnmex and
Kent only nnatentle. dernand not arti‘e. but lode slowly on
the whole, and quotathms well maintained. With foreign
wheat the market was fairly supplied. Sale. pesgremsd
but full quotati ss. were realised. The .upply barley modes
rate. Fimwt malting samples qmotinued in request. at steady
eurrientles. °finding and diddling sort. changed hand.
quietly. For malt the inquiry was notelets-A, at about late
rate. Oat., the show of which was '-'I, commanded a fair
amount of attention, at Monda)'. In bean.tl e transac-
tion. were to a lair latent. at late otudatlon, pies were
quiet on f“rlner terms. For flour then was a stederste sale, at
IorCVIOII. cUlTtneic'.
CrilitENT num AT Matt LANI.
Per Qr Per Qr.

1•1111 IT *.
Rom and Kent, red 415 to 44
Date, near ~. *1 to 46
" Ditto,* hito,... 47 to LI
" Ditto. new. . 40 to 49
Foreign, red ... 41 to 49
" whit.... 44 to SI
English malting 88 to 42
Chevalier • 42 (0 43
thatilling• 34 to 86
Foreign ... 24 to 82

44 to 45
Whu.••• ••• 4"e 44
&Me,.• 40 to 44
Foreign, whlt4 40 to 43

Chevalier ...
Brown...

_
73 to 73
... 40 to 07
_ .

Eetli.h.tet to :44
Scotch. —--

Irish, black 14 to 22
white ... 16n3
Foreiro fwd. ... 16 to 23

limatlan „„. ES to 40
Thine M to 40 I
Harrow •42t0 44 .
Small .
Altateatal.—Dnefish mat Neutch : Wheat. 90A qrs.; barley
760 qrs.; malt VA) gra Fureign heat. 20,070 ; burley,
5,5561 ,wito.7llo gone, 1,0,0; harrtis 0.240. Melee
(fi.reign). o:r3o lawns (English and Scotch), 2:00; and pemi
(foreign), 4 MO quarter. Temple Comb. ..
Meet:ie.!: T0...1.1), wheat met In fair demand at full prices, Henetridge ......
and rather a hetterfcellng was apparent. 10..nr nag quiet. but Stalbrido
lamb nt prim. Indian aurora. very dun.— The Stermlnster Newton.
whot trade was quiet on Conner terms. Sprite; earn ruled Shllhonalone ......
fine. I Blandiord
I Snettirhure .
CATTLE MARKETS. I Sturinitnner Marshall
MICTROPOLITAS, Thunday—fieef trade firm with a rood WlMOo.the
staid) demand. Them was a lintitc.l ..upply of mutton, which pool.
Oat IKAPII clearest at an advance. Veal and pork were both
dearer, the former fully 44. urr gone.
. . ,

FLOCS.
TO.III-111ade. UU Um. 40 to 47
Country .. 82 to 37
Norfolk aka Suffolk... 32 to 33

80/IFALSI

CLUS

. . ..
Per alb. 4. sink the offal.
..d. id. g. d.
Inf. coarse beaots 3 2to 3 S Priniottoutlidowsl6 4 to 5 0 '
Second quality... 3 hto 4 4 Ler, coarse calves 4 oto 6 0 Poole depart ... .
Prima large elen 1 oto 5 2 Print...mall
Prime ((cots. tc. 5 4005 0 Imp hop .. .. . 4 4 k 6 II , Murrain...or Marshall,
NC coarse sheep 3 4to 4 0 Neat col. ',miters LS 4to 6 0 , Spettlabsfy ,
Second quality .. 4 2to 5 0 Setae. ealrei,,ech 0 uto 0 0 ; Biandford ;
Prima coarse velld 6 0005 4 .Clr.old otr.ot •..do 23 0t025 II I 831111uttl100• • '
TOTAL synn.r. 0001105 STMT. 1 Btortninetee Newton
' Bouts VO Walbridge.... ......
Sheep
_ . 1(00 , liensteldf ......

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J* ..-
rlO Calves.-- ..... ........ 231
. 3 Plav
-We a ahorter vopi4y of bed than
Woo,- ov being It.. my........- • - '

newts
ShrP

CSIV;111 .. •
1NT?L...Tb?,74.1.7.

last week,-the Irish issnskninems-...tig iinnierous ;
was mom active, and prices were a bhalle Muer, hest descrip-
tions realising, Ma. rtT and wondery and inferior sorta
from GO*. to Me. There we.. limited sups.ly of sheep. and the
Irish consignments were remarkably steel;trudo was bris,k.
and though we are unable to quote an ads suer prices IMO
sery Arm Met *ethers ,citing at fn.rulld. to lb.; .4
ow„ nt 74. Lamb to pow wiling at muttonprices. We had •
large show of store cattle, numbering upwards of • thousand
bead, but the quality was Interior; trade, however, was active
enough, and there being • large attendance of dealers, nearly
all were wild without difficulty. Of tnikh cows therotwari •
rather full show, hut trade was not In good it han been, and
the animals on offer more.' off •lowlY Cl Mims langioz from
£ll to VM. We remised about 1100 pigs from Iniand, and
they met with a go.sl trade, !noon pigu realising from lis. 3d.
to 111. M., and porters, li.. dd. per more.
Ilmrlorottran MRAT 11011.111. Friday.- Iloderate supplies.
Trade Arm for all descriptione, and price. well maintained.

trade

Pot 6lb by the
d. d.
Inforlor beef .. 3 0 to 8 4
Middling ditto 3 13 „3 10
Primo largo do. 6 4 4 6
Prins* mall ditto 4 8 „ 5 0
Yeti 4 8 5 0

d. 6. d.
Inferior mutton 3 Bto 4 0
Illddliog ditto 4 2„ 4 6
, Primo ditto.. . 4 B,S 0
Large pork 4 4 „ 4 6
Broad ditto.... 6 8„ 6 0

BU'rTER MARKET.

Thnizra, Thumlay.—The followlnu were the current prime
at ON market to-thy : -1111 k buUer, per IL, i. U. to is. 44.;
whey butter, la. to 1, 10.

CUL 1,2,S It2oll A
&S. i L. L.I
. .. 5 10 45 .
SO 11 10 12
42 11 2242
2 501, . 12
511 lull
!oat 47
20111 64
41 12 4
48 .
$5 12 7

Temple ...... 9 55112 40111 10
9 Third elms between all stations
Wastsmi hoe and idationa on this line.

TrirANg (successor to Mr. Frond) Cimino
Dorshester, Agent for
HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Genuine
packets are signed Itchii./ScnurnanK;c: