The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-08 00:00:00

WOOL MARKET.

Since our last report there has been an improved
feeling in the deinand for nearly all kinds of home grown
wo,I. The trninoti,ni, h waver. have been only to a
moderate extent ; nevertheless prices generally are well
supported. Our provincial advices are inure satisfactory
than for some time past.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
_
mouniAmprox, Fridai.—Old wheat, Ell N. to
£l2 55.; now, £lO 10s. to 12 Os. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 30s. to 38.5. • grinding ditto, 265. to 335. Oats, 255.
to 30s. Beans, 401. to 48s. Malt, 66.. to 665. per qr.
Flour, 31.. to 325. per saolc.—There was a quiet de-
maul for wheat, at barely the quotations of last Friday.
Oats, barley, and beans steady at late rates. No
alteration in the value of flour.

WARMINSTER. Saturday, June 5.-Wheat, 425. to
48a. (last week, 42e. to 48c); new wheat, -s. to -e.
het week, -e. to-c.) Barley. 30s. to 34e. (last week)
304. to 34c); Oats, 255. to 275. (last week, 25e. to 274.)
Beans, 450. to 525. (teat week, 425. to 52c) Peas, -s.
to s. (la.st week, s. to R.) Bth. loaf, lid.-
There was a large supply of wheat. Sales were very
dull, and former rates were hardly maintained. In
other grain nothing doing.
Thursday.-Wheat, old white, 58. fld. to se.
Oct., old red, ss. Oct. to sa. 6,1. per bushel; new white,
se. Oil, to So. 6d. •' new red, ss. 01. to 6e. Oct. ; barley,
molting, 35e. Od. to 395. Oct. per qr. ; grinding, 290. Oct.
to 31s. Od. ; oats, white feed, 254. 6cf. to 26e. 6d. per
qr.; black, 253. Od. to 265. 6d.; oats, Irish, white,
235. to 265. ; black, 250. Oct. to 264. Oct.; beans,
English, old, IS, 01. to ss. 6,1. per bush. ' • ditto new, ss.
to as. ; flour,English, best seconds, 28s. to 34e. per sack.-
Owing to the Cardiff Show there was a very thin at-
tendance of fariners at to-day's market, and English
wheat WU in very short supply, millers were offering le.
per qr. lower, but farmers declining to follow the Lon-
don In irket, would not, with very few exceptions, sub-
mit to the reduction. Barley for irrinding and distilling
the turn eseier, and only retail inquiry. Not much
passing in oats on account of the prices, but good oats
are still very scarce. Beans quite as dear.

The weather has been very warm and seasonable, and
from nearly all districte accounts are very favourable
reelecting the appearance of the grain crop. The wheat
trade at the principal provincial corn markete on Baur.
day last was dull and heavy, and almost stagnant.
Farmers' supplies are getting gradually smaller, and the
stack yards are, it is said, pretty well cleared, but the
falling off in the deliveries has no effect in sustaining
priocs, miller' and factors refusing to purchase except
on easier terms. The trade in oats and beans had lost
Its late animation, and to effect sales lower rates have
to be taken.

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, Juice 5.

The trnsaetions in wool this week hare been to no
great extent, aa the trade has had an opportunity of sup-
plying their wanta at the public sales of English and
foreign in London on the first three days of this month.
As regards the new dip of home wools, so far but few
transactions have transpired owing to the late town for
shearing and pertly to the high expectations of formai.

All oommunioationa hi reletion to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to be addreesed to
Mr. FRIDIRICIE MALLITT, Editor of the Dorset
County Express and Agricultural &watt, at the
Office. Church Street, Dorohceter.