The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS

SAL/MIT, Teseday.—Baslasee ruled dull M aa ad.
ranee on wheat of horn la. to 2a. per quarto.. Other
pain sold at last week's prises.
liaitu•Laws. Wodnerday.—The wheat trade was
arm, and the tall prices realised = Ifouday were well
sapported.

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Thureday.—We bad • Wink demand for beet
Tuli Meet, and Rae dry samples praised le
mots mosey than lag! week. Of soa=
there wae • good siearenes, but damp lore r
on band.
Boucot:was, Ttiorsday.—Wbeet sold slowly at
rather over previous cornrow, but we make no alters.
tion in onr quotatioas. Barley in *lemma at lad week's
rates. Oats only takes in limited quantities. Beans
and pees firm.

mAsozzerra, Thursday.—Engliah wine! met • slow
sale, at an advance of h. per quarter, and foreign at 3d.
to 4d. per rental snore money. Flour wee bald for
full prices, but the demand was limited. In cats or
oatmeal there was no change. Egyptian beans were Is.
per higher, while English merely ruled steady.
corn was likewise Is. per quarter dearer.
Ihusror, Thursday. —There was • fair supply of
Kogli.b wheat, at our market a which sold slowly at is.
per qr. adverse.. Foreign in very limited inquiry,
buyers, having &applied their immediate wants earlier
in the week. Malting barley in full supply, and Is.
per qr. lower ; grinding steely, st former prima. Gata
attracted scarcely any attention, and values gave way
6.1. per qr. Indian mini is. per qr. lower. Beans firm.
Manc-L•lift, Friday.—'The business doing in wheat
was by no means extensive; nevertheless, Monday's
advaeos in the quotations was well supported. The
Imports of foreign wheat having been seasonably en.
town., milks operated in all kinds cautiously. In
prices, however, we have no ribeftLe to notice. The
supply on offer was rather extensive. The transactions
In floating eargoes of grain were only moderate. In
prices very little change took place. Both English and
foreign barley was in abort supply and far request, at
last week's currency. The malt trade rule &toady, no
former terms. The eupply of malt was rather limited.
Oats moved off steadily, at prevout rm.& The ',Bp:wte
have been tolerably good. Both beans and peas were
steady in price. 'ft' dour trade was inactive, at Moo'
day's prices. In the value of seeds and oaks, very little
°hangs took place.
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Irish, black to Vf/
" whits to 30

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Distilling ...
Grinding

llougaa ... • II to 45
44 to 48
Harrow ... 41l to ISO

... 41 to 47
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115 to 40

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WAICEPTILD, Friday.—W
winos of la to 2s. on last
buy sparingly. Fin* basis]

boat bald Ilitaly for ask ad-
Friday's prima, bat millers
steady. Mbar aorta dull.

CATTLE MARKETS

Mernorourtr, Thureday.—Our market was but
moderately supplied with beasts. The best breeds were
M (Mr request, at full prima otherwise, the bestirs&
was in a sluggish Mete on former terms. The highest
quotation was Si. per 811 t. The numbers of sheep were
rather limited; nevertheless, sales progressed slowly, at
Mosday's currency. The beet Downs and half-heeds
sold ai 4s. 104. per &b. Prime small calves supported
previous rates, but inferior veal wee rather ehesper.
Prices ranged from U. 4d. to be. 4d. per Bib. Pip, the
supply of which was gosd, were a dull inquiry, at about
stationery prices, via, frees be, 4d. to M. 24. per edb.
Mark sows were very dull.