The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-13 00:00:00

CORli MARL ITp.

BIUDPOLT, 60.7,-I:7srley (grinding), Si. to
34.; malting ditto, 96s to aS. ; oats, Me to 23.5 per qr. Flour;
441, to 41s per sack. Beef, Id to 10d ; veal, 64 to ad ; mutton,
ad to 95 per lb ; pork, 10. 64 10 ils per score. Bacon, Sd to
lad per lb ; cheese (Dorset), 44. to 46.. Butter (fresh) 1* 64
per lb. Eggs, le 4d per doz.
Etifewooo, itil•—WWlst. 14 quarter .0 bushel.; average
plias, 60s Od per qr. Barley, 893 quarters 0 bushel.; avenge
price, 34. id per qr. Beet bread, 0d the 4lb loaf. Fresh but-
ter, Ifid per lb. Fist plOs Od Ils per soon.
RAILEGINTOKI, 7th.— sat, 612 qr. 4 bush ; leverage price,
£2 14e Sid per qr.; oats, a qrs, average, td. per qr.;
barley, 87 qrs 0 bosh; average, LI Ire dd.
Osoopierea, Dec. 7th.—Engliali and foreign wheat in fair
corruptive request Mac advance of fully leper qr. Malting
bury very dull ; sweet grinding scarce, and Od par qr. dearer.
Males, beans, and peas more inquired alter, and 0.1 per qr.
more money. The desord for oats continua restricted, but
holden generally insist on rather higher rims.
Btll.--Good English red wheat Mini be quoted
at ls, and white Od per qr. dearer ; while foreign waa held for
an advance of 9d per rental, but the dernand was inactive for
, ell sorts. Flour was In very limited request; choice quallUes
must, nevertheless, be called Lid r...sactirullelrher. Oat. were
the turn in favour of sellers. steady. Indian
corn brought 3d per qr. over lam week'. rates,
Drams, Ilth.—Fair supply of wheat, for which advanced
rime were demanded, and ultimetely • good trade was done
all. to 111 ad per qr. above last week's rates Barley Mal also
In good supply and demand, and last week's prices were fully
mabitelned, Pees were n shade dearer. Oats and bras
unaltered Wisest, beet, per seek, Me to ; ditto, inferior,
Ms to 345; barley, grinding, per qr., 30‘ toll..; ditto. melt-
ing, 117 s to 445; Oats, per qr. Yr to 34.; par, per sack, lls
to 23.; beans, per each, 24. to ; Dour, One, par bag, 42s to
46. i. ; ditto, best seconds 30e to 1184.

Iliartmuiemt, Dec: 11.--Gdo7l supply of English wheel, which
mid at an improvement of ls par qr. on Ma quotations of
Thursday, red making bls to 624 ad, and ordinary white, 641
to bels. all per qr. of 49610. The sales of foreign wheat wet.
fairly numerous, and commanded a similar advance. Beans
English old, 49. to bOs ; new, 46e to 47. per qr. of 6221 b. Gate
English, 113. to Ns per qr. of 4411.. per bushed; white Irish,
26. to 22s per qr. of 301 b. per bushel. Peas, grinding, 42. to
Ma per qr. of b=lb, Barley, grinding, 29. Gd to 32s per qr.
of Mlb • ditto, malting, 36. to Hs per imperial qr.
BasareL, Dec. 86h.-111oderate aupply of English wheat;
demand good, at hilly last week's prices, and ocemionally at
ls per qr. ads-anew A good eensumptive inquiry for foreign,
at an improvement of la per qr. Finest barleys steady;
inferior plentiful and unsaleable. Grinding parcels rather
dearer, but without much activity. Kelso sold slowly, at an
&drams of Gd per qr. With moderate supplies of oats last
week's prices were rather exceeded, with • fair demand.
8011111AMPT0M, !ed.—Market fairly atteeded. Wheat mat a
steady trade at the full prices of last week, Flour unaltered.
Wheat, new per loi4 £l2 15s to £l4; old, per load, 1:13 to
£l4 se; barley, grinding per ir, 39e to 34.; malting, per qr.
36. to BM ; Gate per qr., 2311 to DU; beans, per qr., 4.'is to
50.; pew, per qr., 40s to .445; malt, per qr., 74a to lea ;
lour, per each Us to 411.; male., 914 to 32s per qr.
lavaaroot, irt.h.—Having only • thin attandanee of buyers,
the wheat trade ruled slow, and only • moderato consump-
tive business wee done at Tuesday's rates. Flour was dull, at
the prices of that day. Barley, beana, and nom without alter.
Won. Oats and oatmeal without activity, but maintains pre-
vious rates Indian earn iu moderate request, at • decline
of 3d, per qr.
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wAtiniu:D, dth.—llle wheat trade is very quiet, and factors
do not succeed lu establishing an advance on lout Friday's
prima Barley In limited demand, at late rates. In beans and
oats no material ehaage.
Buanotoan, 10th.—Wheat, 610 qrs, 0 bushel.; price, from
49. to 63. 6d; average pnce, LI 111 Sgd. Barley, 263 qm, 0
bushels; price, from Me Oil to 364 &Vary° price, £1 15+ 21d.
DAVI, 10112.—Very small atter:dance, and limited offer of
grain. For wheat Is to 2s per qr advaium was obtained. Top
quotation 504 net qr. Berliq drm from 344 to 42. per qr.
tats steady at from 23s to Us beaus, 464 to 6Ps ; peas, 40s
to 46s per qr. Flour very am at 36e to 40e per sack.
TAL,NTON, 10th.-81ea4y demand for wheat, and the prices
of last week fully maintained. Barley, prices similar to those
of kit week.

Weinstein", lOtti.—Wheat made Is per qr more money,
from 50. to 57. M.lttoef bariel 'wady, at fully previou.. rates,
quotatiotu r.,niDg up to 41s. Gnusling aorta Uitfieult to dis-
pose of. Oata„ and pose very quiet. Flour, 3tiv to Ws
per sack.

Doscusenta 10th.—Wheat was to-dayst Is per qr. advance
on last week's quidattons at the Don:heater Corn-Exchange,
and tbo supply was ehert—sampkis ranged from 534 to 575. lu
barley seller. had to suffer a reduction el from Is to Its per
from 3tis to 40s, being the quotstious accepted. Ilmse, beaus,
and puss at last week's rates. Trade in all doveritiMsue of grain
was dull. Inspector's return: wheat, 65i quarters 4 busitels,
£1,199 17.61, average s:a 9hd ; torloy,llsl quarters, £l,..idg
tis, average 35s 7d.

cArms MARKET
Waxeristn, Dec. 7th.— About sOo fat cattle, 4,800 abeep,64lo
and 00 store cattle. Bold rather higher than laid week,
but mutton wadi a shade lower. First quality of boef, On to
9.04 per stone of 141 b.• second, Ss to Sa Ad ; inferior, 7s DA
Fire! quality of mutton, Sid to Dd per lb.; ewes, 7d to 714; fat
pigs, Ts to 24 per stone of 141 b. Store cattle ware In poor
demand, as were also mulch cows, and prious had a downward
tendency.
lLstaorourts, Dec. B.—Notwithstrulding the somewhat
sluipriati demand existing, the better descriptions of beasts
changed hands readily, and at improved pr i•Wmi ; very few of
really good quality are, however, to b. seed The supply is
lame, and mainly consists of second clam and inferior arrivals.
Mutton ls firm, and well up to aubfoined quotation.. Choice
veal oontlnues extremely acirce. The demand for such is
good, and to-day, supply, comprising very few under this head,
must be written at an average of fully 44 per lb. over previous
currency So few pip my in the market that no alteration
slabs,' way can be quoted.

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TOTAL TOTTLT. PORITOR SUITLY.
Boaata. • .. 1,e60 • • 960
Sham and Lambs .. 4,830 •• • 1,080
CWT.... . la 330
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inferior Quality. First Quality.
Beat.... lis. Id. to 61. Od. —. 6.1. 24. 000.. 24.
Mutton la. ed. la. 101. ... 64. Od. tin. 04..
Vial.... 3. ad. 83. Od. .... M. 3d. as. ad.
Pork.... la. ad. da. 104. .... 6a. Od. 0.. Od.
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Bouramirrue; 9th. —Sheep, 12; beams, 27; Mga, 74 ; csiv.
2; harms. & There Tea a good @Amply or abase. but fat beam.;
were mares and very dear. Goad mothers !ached 61, and ewes
ba ad to be ed per Mona. Steen made la. to 16. par more, and
la some aims hkrber rater were reallmd.
Lamm Maar Kamer, etb.—Tbare were moderate wpm's.
at meat on ale at the market 1.-day. For all deecriptlona
there eas a medicate Inquiry, at fully lb. rams preric„,y7
current

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Per Mb. by the caroms.
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I Inferior bed 2 40 1 Inferior mutton .. •.3 s 5
Middling ditto. • 4 4 6 Mid ding ditto .. 4 410
prime large ditto 4 6 0 Prime ditto ..„ 5 5 4
Prime small ditto 6 54 I Jerre pork ........ 4 5 0
Vaal 4l 64 I nmall pork. . ... 6 54
Bunts, 8111. —Rattier short supply of beef, the caosiimmonts
from Ireland being rather lam than Last week, trade wee dull
there being only an active inquiry for best descriptions, which
fully realised the recent high rates of 7is and 76s per cwt. •
inferior 'ample. wars exceedingly difficult to sell, at from 03;
to 04e per cwt. The supply of Asep was short, and trade quiet;
beet 'Tethers, however, were fully worth tifd per lb„ while ewes
and Inferior dawcripUous *old at led to lid or store saw. we
bad a limited supply from Ireland, but the 250 on otter prvve.l
more than sufficient for the demand. There was a full show of
relich coin, which were worth kes meaty ihaa Let week, trade
Wing iholtbAng but brig,