The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-11 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.

COPE.
The Antwerp wheat market has remained without any
material change • the demand ham been to regale:.
At Amsterdam 'disposable wheat has remained without
much bushier; for future delivery, transactions bare
exhibited a slight advance. Offers of indigenous wheat
have not been very numerous at Pans; interior wheats
haus been completely neglected, and torsion wheate bare
been offered upon slightly lower terms. Transactheis
in
sour have not shown ally Kre.t tnimwti"a atPut"' bat
there has, if anything been rather less beeriness in
affairs. At Hamburg disnoseble wheat has been quiet ;
transactions for future delivery have shown rather more
Armin.. Both at Koingsburg and Daritak wheat has
been rather feeble. The last ,ATlrial return as to the price
of wheat in Fran, *area an •v.. rage of 3if IS per quintal,
showing a fall of At • per unintAl fLs cuml,ami with the
preceding return.
GRAN fIIAII. —Wheat ens in miJilling supply, and a
limited demand wu experienced. Where transactions
took place, rates were similar to those of last Saturday.
Scarcely anything rboitut in barley. Oats and 'MM. were
thinly represented, and the trade wail quiet, rates being
abut the *sine as heretofore.
NORWICH. —There we. only a short supply of wheat
at thin ',whet, but trade still remained in a very dull

;ion.
IMADING.—There wee a large supply of wheat in the
Corn El[il•nt• bore, but trade ruled exceedingly dull, and
the liaise efferred were eta reduction on late rates of Is
to Ss per qr for ell descriptions.
WARYINSTEK—At our market there was a short
?la.of own, and a thin attendauce of farmer* and
Tends in all descriptions of grain was set, and to
effect sales in wheat a reduction of Is per qr had to be
eubmitted to.
YORIL —Them we. a quiet tone in the wheat trade.
The eupply of samples wee moderate, end Wes were made
in (men-thraalied lota at shout late ngtes ; samples in bed
condition, being almost =Weald.. There was nothing
doing in malting barley worthy of remark. For oats a
limited demand took place at olur-3 list woels's
currencies.
CATTLE.

DONCASTER —Beafit;;;.,— • good supply on the
whole, and store beasts forward in condition and of good
promise, were freely offered. Buyers were pretty
numerous, and all the better descrlplamis of cattle sold
readily at lest Saturday's rates. Inferior beasts, however,
met with • very poor mle.
NORWICH.—The map!), of store cattle on offer here
was rather heavy, and a clearance was by no means made,
although price, were reduced in several cases ss. to 10a,
per head. Fat beasts, 9s. 61. to lUs. and 10, 61. per 141 b.
The sheep pens were well tilled; trade wag also languid
In this department, and prices were retuned Is. to Ss. per
bead. Fat sheep. 10a 6.1. to Ils. and Ils. 61. per 1411.
NOTTINMIA/I.—The supply of horned stock we...et
large, and the trade was steady, dealers holding out for
lege pricer, and a fair amount of business SAY done.
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WHITSCHAPIL HAT AND STRAW

With a gaud supply offering. trede ruled quiet. except
for clover. which was dull. In prices there woo no altera-
tion.
---- BUTTER.

CORK

Ordinary : Firsta, ; seconds, ; thirds, Kts.
fourth' MP. fifth.. 634: :rizibs, Me Mild Cared Super.
Gas, 118 e ; firsts. Io3a seconds, 91s. thirds. Pia Firkins
to As market, MIL