The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-20 00:00:00

SATURDAYS MARKETS.

IVAN.

CAMURI I N;E.-Ih,re w.Ol azaat a small atiendanee at
market and very little I•ugine-a war par.inir on the
Eaehange. Wheat A. in email supply. and new ramples
Tna •1. 1.. p,r gr. nioni money. while freshlp-threshed old
aold.readily at late rite..
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l'A It 1,1•LF.. !he •tipply of wheat wag much smaller,
awl fine ssntyke redily at 1.4 week's rates Oats a
small pulpi.ly. alma axle ttarly ratea
I• If I.i fi k MAJ. —I he trade wa. 4e.4y, and business
Ink+ done st tlge rate. of 6.4 ....turdry—whaes made 4.

n,lcs. tol per

ere eras

nothing...bang in inaltin,; ; grinaljz, anaitamd in
value.

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1..,1,1•11y.VY.11.—.!he weather having been very
on-altl I arin he I.at sverek. it Itas preventep threabi as.
an I atk..la "now ,4 wheat at our market. Beth
oil fl.l lOW lUWIC 1,.fi0.1. 11114. re money.

W. Es I t.lt. —1 0-day'. market prices were If any
thing. letter than Ind week.
1111 ANI - he weather during the week has been
unfavourable for harvest work and the standing grain has
heen a -.vel deal knocked about amt twisted by the heavy
rain. I here we.. not much wheat offering, and the
atteuiliinee was limited. A moderate demand took place at
big week'. Kiev,.
NOTfINGHAM.—The supply tif wheat was moderate
and the tone of the trade war firm, more money being
&eked than layer. ere willing to give. Ihe business
trammetel we.. at rather more money than last week. In
barley there was nothing of import:mice doing. Oats were
In limited 'limply and gobved off at their previous value.
Buries. in bean. ••aa ideady and rate. were stationary.
A good deal of rain ha. fallen ,luring the week.and harvest
work has been cheque.l old white wheat. Its to 58a. ;
old red, 15.. to Va.. new. 50a. to Ai. per 3tl atone oats,
2tia. to JO.. per 21,40ne; beanis, 1M to 475. per 38 stone.
r Eit Bolt. 611.-1 here was not not much wheat on
offer, and the price. tele.l were altove the views of buyers.
Old wheat changed hands eteadily yet a rise of about ls.
per qr. ; new fully a.. dear.
REALPINe;.-1 here is very little corn harvested at
present. the weather having I een a, atOrltly, but consider-
alde progress was made with the cutting yesterday and
a,zain te-day. and ohull the prerent tine weather continue
a great deal will have been harvested by the eud of next
soesral lot of oh,-at which have Wen threshed
out have yiel.l,i about rio quarters to the acre, and the
report. generally 'peak of on abundant harvest. Ihe
attenitotee in the Cong I:Nat:010 today Wa4 small, and
the supply .I.f It wheat to. eminty. but new simples
made a good show. I ra,le fulled brisk, and limn pnees
were mode for both .1.1 awl now, tild wiling at :Stis. to Me,
awl new at 11, to :,:e. ter 'flirre Wan no barley on
offer. Fur imt. the inquiry Was bri,k, and former figures
were easily .upporte.l. Vs. to 1211. per qr. tieing made.
Dean. changed hand readily at until:gm:ea prime, lia, to
afta. per .4r. Pram , awled the full figures 4 the
pre‘ ion-, en triket..l-.. to it.. per ill-. The value of dour is
unaltered duce otat 1.4 report, lionsenold. /gelling at Os,
and second. at F... per IL
WA It INS!. ER - there war a small aupply of corn
and a abort attewlaw, of fanner,, and dealers at our
market I he wheat tr:ele I,Ut the few tam' lee
that changed bawls reali.e.l I. to 2a per qr advance
upon Lot wev rater. several lota of new wheat in
excellent condition were in the market and made from
18s. to sm. Other grain nominal. Ilarley,*los to 51.15.
Oata, tile. to Ct..
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I:iiiit—Prietw, were fully up to the rates of
it market day. New wheat seo how., but generally
it we. rather wilt, thothat aLs.al in quality.
YOltii. —With a twitte ate supply of wheat the demand
Was steady, and the tat., of last week were generally
exceeded by is. to 2s. tee qr. White mad* 161. to Ms.;
1.1 uni 00ga.t. 40, to 44.. per qr. Barley animas show,
and peter without material change. Mere wee a limited
*ow of oats, the tr.ale in which wag steady, and rates
were Minder to those of last week, ranging from 265. to
Mt per 21 stone. It-ans and peas in limited supply, and
rates about a. last quoted —beans, 11... to 464. per qr. ;
rye, 31s. per qr.
CATILL
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CARLISLE —There was an average supply of pig; and
a largrr 4•en4anre of ',layers gaVe • better tone to tbe
mark. t. tb..ush prices 1r..r0 qu.,•61,11y higher. Shnts.
Id, 3th. ; best yip, W.. to 245. ; secondary. 14t. to 18.1.
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NORW ICH.—The show f sture cattle on offer here was
comparatively inoletate. ll.uirwoa presented a firmer
tone, eltheigh uo quuoable change can be reputed in
prices. Very irw It, retelaiued iu hand et the fhbu, of
business. Mb. rthorna erre quoted at LIU to 126 Per
brad. The sheep pens were moderately well tilled.
Business ruled rioner dull, and a clearance was by no
mean. bale; still, no material change was noted in
prices. rat beasts, Ps. GJ. to 104. mad 10s. 61. ; and fat
she p, 104. Ili. lls, and lie. 6d. war lb.
NOTTIMIIIAII.—The supply of horned stock WIN not
large, and there was • small -attendance of farinera, who
are engaaed with the harvest. The trade was slow, and
the amount of Wainer dune was small. Prices were
about the conic en benitufoto. A few sheep were ahown,
but they t.l not meet with much inquiry. Calves sores
hniftml show, and unchanged in value. A poor show of
pigs, consisting principally of strong at inn of inferior
quality, and the demand was slow, at prince tending
downwards. ()dash, Milch cow., .1.17 t• £24; barren
cows, £ll to £l7 per heal calves. Oka to 441, ; sucking
pigs, ho's% to Co.; and strong atom, to 70.. each.