The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-24 00:00:00

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CORN MARLED!.
1111141,000, Jan. lg.—Wheat, 149 qrs. 4 bushel; average
price. 1.14 3d per quarter. Barley. 92 gm. 0 bugh.; average
price, 63. Od per quarter. Osta. 100 qrs. 0 bu.h.• average
Kies, 24404 per quarter. Past bread, 6.4 the 411.1441. Fresh
butter, 164 per lb. Fat, jap, 10. ed to 111 Od per wore.—
Bean., ; .beep, B); 64: pigs, 190.
Bauman, WM.—Wheat, 601 to 61.-riev, (grinding) 32.
to 4. ; malting ditto, 344 to ads ; Gala, 2.5. to Ids per qr. Flour,
33. to 399 per wt. Beet Sd to led; veal, ed to Sd ; mutton,
Sato aid per lb ; pork, 10,04 to 10. 6d per soon. Bacon 714
to 104 per lb ; chews. (Dorset), 413* to 60. per ewL Butter
(lreak), Is 64 pet lb. Eggs. Is 34 per donn.
Return : Wheat, 100 qn ; C 449 105 price per quarter,

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aid.
Itaterot, Jan. In—Market moderately supplied with Englieh
wined, for which prices were fully ea dear as lent week,
although millers were by no rause free buyers; foreign very
Arm, but without activity. Melting barley unchanged; for
grinding an active trade at au advance of 6d oar qr. gup-
pies of age good, sad demand steady a fully week's
roma Males very scarce, and 6d to Is per qr dearer. Beans
Is per qr. higher,
Oiauearrse, Ilia.--Supplice of wheat from the farmers con -
linos large at this and the neighbouring markets, f•ir which
and foreign the trade in dull at barely last week's prices.
Malang and grinding barley mils slowly at late rata Stocks
of raise ere much reduced, 1.141 arrived parcels are the turn
aster. Osta about nusintein previous currencies. Beigns.and
pees Is per qr. dearer:
DIITLISO, I9o.—Whest in somewhat mull supply, and met
a fair trade et last week's prices. Barley wait in large supply,
and trade wee bads for the bea qualities, at a slight advance
on la.t week's rates. Oats, beas, and peas were unaltered.
Butineenme, lA.—English wheat was In liar supply, and
although WINKS Grimly resisted an areas, No. I quality may
be quoted Id per bushel dearer, red making 61e &I to 530 Oil;
and orditeary while 34 to ges, all per qr of aMb. Foreign wheat
sold in Wail, at an improvement of Id per buena'. Beans,
Flish, Md. 491 to 50.; new, Oa to his per qr. of 622 lb
Indian corn, yellow, We to 3he per qr. of 111:211. Oats, Faiglish.
Ws to 33. peva. of 4411, per bushel ; white, lads, 265 to 29
per qr. of b per busheL Pese.sradilke, 43. to 44.. per qr
of 1.121 b. Barley, grinding, 19a to per qr. of 4001 h.
mantel, said slowly, from la to 30e30r ordinary eunples,
while No. 1 quality ;rag more sought ter, at from 40e to 42s
up to Pe per qr.
Mactusersa, 19.—Since our last report the trade has con-
tinued to rag quiet, with, however, s somewhat greater
amulet of ilemeases on the part of sellers. Into Liverpool the
imports frees abroad bare been omm a Wm extensive male this
week, particularly of lour. From Ireland rather better
supplier of ate are come to hand, with abut quantity of oat-
meal. At our market this mooning English wheat was held
for rather more money, but met a slow aim, owing to its
conations, while foreign was 3d per genial dearer than on thin
day annight, but only In moderate deemed. For flour fully
late rates were coked, but there Ina lint much dispation
to
buy. than end beans were in Malted request, without change
In valise. Indian corn was quite Is per qr dearer.
flovrnairros, 20th.--Our market to-day was fairly attended.
Wheat met a good demand at lat week's prices. Daley and
ale were eaquind for, and priori were the turn in seller's
favour. Flour a good We, at Met week's prices.
Wham. new, per load. £lB to £l4 lbs • ditto, old,
to Us. Barley, grinding, ha to 34.; dittos:, malting, 341 to
rilla Ode, as tog* ; beans, as to bee ; pea 40s to {to ; malt,
74e to 7114 ; maze, 34a to 911. per qr. Flour, 385 to as per
sack.
Lnneeroot, 10.—The market opened quiet, but with a good
atteadanes of miller. and dealers. A vez.t.atibusiinem was
dose In wheat, at the esteems prime of for all the
genera rum. and at Id per coital advance or the extra
qualities of white and red daeription. Flour Is per mirk ad
barra Mama. Isms ma barley OWOAr. Pell fully Oil per qr
. Indian rem In fair request. et Is gar qr lance money.
whist trade wee steady at test Friday's
prices, and a moderate Mane.' was done. Barley of fine
quallt wee in request at full pica, in beans, and case no
charge.
Logikos, 20.—Tlie weather continues mild and wet, and
keepstads in check. but the variations in prime are still eery ,
ailing. The °paltry rearkete show a unevennees, with
pram, otteselcoallqi tending In buyers' favour, but not to
=talk& any general reduction. At flark•lsme to-day the
lash receipts of WWI and foreign grain were again
and the condition of the wimples hi many mires deteriorated
by the armor. The trade, a a oonsequence. ruled slow, but
badly worse for good V oisin. English wheat, out of con -
dam, mu lower, but Nampa steady in sae. Foreign
unchanged. Barley, bean., and peas Arm. Date a quiet ma
at late Men.
BIA)18,01O, Zlst.—Whist, 103 qrs 0 bushel.; price, Ii 0155 44.
to at, average pries £2 la 'lid • beriey, 650 qrs, price, from
ills to 30s ; avenge price ill Its 04.

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CATTLE ILAAILLIS
Hamra, Jan. 19. -Middling supply of bed at market in-
cluding only ebout 80 bead of eattie from Ireland, and best
deesepttes were rather scares • they were also in demand at
Ms per cwt., and la moms memo trllle more money. while
sakeillang sampise sold at from nis to 72a Trade was anything
but IS, as nominee led themselves hardly &OM to meet
sne WO gains demanded. TM supply of 'beep eras
bad trade was dull, and numbers remained ort band beat
ennui; however, nailed 9.1 per lb., wilds ewes sold at fld.
We manalved ooly • few more mule trout Ireland, and they
ewe sot kit demand: There nut • large aunty of much
bem they were of • rough denription, and they could of
gusteallty be sod, the prime rangirq trots 612
and to 418. About
plp moss to bead from Indeed, they odd readil
wen' pip reelising 10a, and porkers 10. 6d per score. 1.
Menurrouni, Jan. It --floppy of Mama I. limited I , an a
• for all, but Winer flouted; buyers cleared to ',Ur-
dna at leilrer Celle, a Celeceneou (except IS tame iosmnees)
oot aaorided to, sod 000ssatuently =leg are stow. coy th.
whole & felt " dote of trade" will ne—dull and et lower prism.
Sto new feature In the mutton trade. If onday's rates main-
tained, bat with dillatlty. Supply bunted, sod m I. se,
darmernd. Veal Yea rimmed, Lind • good iriqulry nine for
alaythlari el desist quality. Port Is aim dearer.
"NAL SCIII.T. 101111•11 11CM.T.
eel) IS&
2,960 00
70 ao
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Per by the caratee.
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lalerior Quality. First Quality.
Bud „ „ Id. to 41. tkl. es. PAL to he. led.
Mattes 2a. 11. Id . 4a. 10d. be. 10d.
fo. Id. fo. td. Is. Id. Is. lA.
Pork.. -- di. 10d. .• Od. 0.. Id;
As per WNW of lib., eirildrig the teal.
Loma= NWT Mall"?, 92 —The supplies of dead meat were
of jusd the distend by no maw
actin, but mammas *bowed no diapasition to tasks any
delesedoo6 In woo, and the market was not cleared as a late
hour. Quotatielte 3. ad tots 44 ; mutton, la to Se 2.1 ;
rem, nj es pork, de ed to le tkl per stone of 81 bby the
were.
lisevaasiqes. wegiL_The gumming were the numbers at to-
&9'a maikaa 113 ; beer 64. 31 ;pip; ; C5115*. ;
B°lllo. V. There woe a Moon supply of stud'. and prices
Iwo fully mAletalsolL Good wesaws I.:Ached 61 per *toile,
rel bouts las la 141 W DM.'

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SUGAR INLARKWI.
i.._36.111, len: 111.—itaw worz is steady in vane, and ate
-... denims anal, suppn•ted. The tame may be wad of
"I"gen._ . =Mr, enema pewes, 'WA are aboot. li lora groin
-... log. point, Loaves continue wenn and in dentand
""foln, &a bee to kla

POULTRY icauxr.
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Einur Jr. 19.—Pefou tory owe as follow :—Chicken.
—ii.b. Si; Maks. la 141 to 64 ; gar (iscit), IN 64 to
torip.lB ri el; yips% la al to 14 Pir
Vali taw uig swift.