The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-13 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
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CAMBRIDGE—The attendance at market was rather
small twiness was dose in wheat at about late rates,
It anything prim were inclined to be firmer Red wheat,
Oa todit; and white up to 51e, pert, of 5041 b.
CA RLISLII—At our market there was a moderate
supply of wheat and oats Wheat sold quickly and oats
slowly, at the same rates as last week White wheat,
Ilk fel to lie; red wheat, 13e. fd. to 17e it; oats, 15s. to
DORCHERTER. —The simply of wheat at the rote
trebling was below the average but the demand was
good at fully late rates I sot, week's ofaciel average for
wheat was Ms per imperial qr.
GLOCCPSTER.—The imports of foreign grain into
Gloucester this week have fallen very short of last week,
Which were unusually lame We have had this week only
between 3 Ono and 4,500 we of wheat, end the tame
quantity of pees from abroad. Trade is fairly inn, • ith
prices If saythlag altered in favour of the seller
NORWICH .-51111 ere are reluctant buyers of old wheat
a. way a sample or two of new wheat appeared, but little
Wanes was done : new wheat made, it may be obverred
Ga. to Viper qr.
NOTTINTIR AN —The market was fairly attended, and
wheat was In moderate supply. —The trade was not brisk,
mhors money being 'skied than millete were willing toper.
The business transacted waa at the full prices of lad
week White wheat. 45a to 555. ; red. Ilta to Itle per 33
Acme Grinding barley as before' lla to 33e _per qr
The show of oats was limited, snd males were made ; late
rates, Ph to tie per 1111 stone The Pule In beans was
and ;ices were about the same as heretofore Ads
to
PaiTATRORGA t Tl.—Old wheat was in short "W poly,
and a fair demand took pleat at fully late taloa hit.
made 455. to Its • fine, to Ph; red We to 43a : fine. to
Ma per qr of Melba In barley there was nothing doing.
Th. Ueda In oats was inactive, and prices were about the
same as heretofore St tole, ; ins, to 30a peril stone
In the value of beans there was no material change—lie
to 41e. : fine, to eve per qr. A Few samples of new wheat
were offered, which were of flee quality, and made 443.. to
RlrDYiefl—The market here was fairly attended, and
there was shoot an liveTlig• supply of wheat on the stands.
• dulnam pervaded the trade for both old and new percale,
and late prices were unchanged old wheat sold a' 40a to
55a. and saw at 44a to Ph pert,. The barley trade was
quiet, and business proceeded at Vs. to V. per qr. For
sat, there was a brisk demand, and former currencies
were fully realised . fle to 30a per qr. teens commanded
the full Azures of the previous week •. 40a to 101, per qr.,
white peas were in request at late rates : 35. to Ma per
qr.
WARMINIITIIR.—Trade was very dull at this market,
sad the supply of all kinds of grain was limited, owing to
harvest operations being general in the neighbourhood,
For wheat the tone was not so firm as last week Wheat,
43a to 50e Tor qr. ; barley OW to 50.. ; oats, eta to YU ;
peas, Its, to Via; beans. It. to 0. ; rye, Its. to Its;
vetches, is. to Is. per bushel.
WINOHLIITER. —The supply of borntegrown wheat at
our Corn Fachengewastoalimited extent Thetraderuled
firm at an advance of la, to is per qr. Barley and oats
unaltered. Flour 31a to 35. per sack of tab.

WENCIISTER. —TM attendance at market was good,
and leednose arm dos. at fully the rate. of laid market
day. EngNei white wheat 10.. to 10t 61. poor hag, and red
17. to 17.61. Barley 3. to 3.. 61. per busted, and beans
6. 6.4 to 6s. 05. 4. to le. M. Ter WIN for old it oil4h,
sad 3.61. to 3. IL for Trish. No inquiry for pea. and
few on offer. I.aat official average of wheat at Worcester.
Stl.. 104. per imperial quarter.
YORIL —The attendance was small, sad than woos
moderato supply of wheat, which net with &plow donned
at lots currencies. Old white *hest, 45. t• 50. ; old red
sad "sigma, 40.. to 445. per quarter. Nothing doing in
tarter no trade in oats and bossy woo strata, and tut
week'. prime ...TO maintaincd. Oslo, 254. to V. for Ni
stone ; beans, 44. tn 46.. par go stone p... fa at.boot
t.e rates-Is. 14. or stone. Malt real .1 , and rye,
ffia. per qr. riotlt 33. to 425. per sack of 3001 h.
cams. _ .

CARLISLK—Tbere ers•—• soaeldershle falling off in
the manly of all hints of s'imk. Irish, as real, formed
tbe hulk of the turn out. Owing, perhaps to the
easy srahle weather. there wee • meagre attendance of
hevere ; very little Ira le wu done in tile early pert of th.
day. Mitch cows and botnebreds were shout the same in
wk.-.. Irish two and three year olds mated frool £3 to
14 10..
DONCASTER. —The supply of rattle, though email,
shoot equell a the demand. Buyers. however, confined
theAr attention to the better deice-iodate of cattle only,
sod the.. made 6 o'd Odom. Olif quotation. being generally
sr,. mains.s done was most limited.
DORCHILSTER. —At the cattle market there Will • fair
attendance of desl.r., the wooly of stork being lame. All
the I.st beef was sold from 11* 61. to 14.. M. per score.
Mutton fetched from Si. to 101. per 11.. Cows sod calves
.615 to CM sub. Barnum LII t, AIT. Store boll., LIP
to CIL
NORWICH.—The show of atom cattle on odor vat
(owra-shirrilr. but it worn mom than equal to the
demand. Former rates were shout maintained, but a
clearance was by no means effected. Shorthorns ma ,*
£lOO. gr. net b berets 9e. 61. to 10* and 10. dd.
per 141 h. Tho show of sheep was pretty sonl the pens
clewed, the tone of business being dull:
fat sleep to. Si. t 11* and lla. 61. pm 141 h.
NOTTINGHAM. —Theme hetet unnadsratelyagended,
and th.re ea. a fair aupply of hornet stock which net
with • quirt trete, and D1,C.15 were about the was as
thee rerrent last seek. Calves were in limited supply,
and ell at shout ones-ions t-rma • few lambs wens
offered and net with but litde agendas. There is.. •
meal *imply of pg., and the tra to was quiet but
twine fully •• bob as heretofore.
WORM BR.-Our f .r•nightly fate this week vie again
rather stetter supplied with stock, as Is usually the uses
St this time of the year. Beef was scum but mutton In
tette, .toppiy. Roof fetched Pei. to 91. per 11.., and
mutton 9d to 101.: lash. 101 to ill. • gra supply of
vies on oder, but the dement '1 'is, and prams figure at
In, per WM* lb. for pinker., ant 9. 61. for bacons. One
auction firm realised over 1.1,000 by auction sales.