The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18 00:00:00

THE CORN TRADE.

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Lognow, Frlday.—There were very moderate supplies
of K..,1.h grain for this day's market, but fair imports
of foreign articleo of the trade. Fresh-threahed old
English wheat *old at about llonday's prices, and the
driest sample. of new were doposed of at 2s. per
quarter under former rates ; dstup parcels Imre dull,
sal c,ffsred at • greater decline. There was only •
retail demand for foreign. and priors were generally in
favour .4th. Moms to the relent of Is. per quarter.
Town 6.sur was unaltered ; fresh country mark' were
atesdy request at previous quotations, but A uaerieans
*ere easier to purchase. Barley was in steady requeet
for grinding, and brought as much money. Choice
emsonqtriade malt supported klond•y'a currency.
Beans were steady in value and demand. Hog peas
rashest previou• quotations- There was • moderate
sale for oats, withotit any material ch••ge in the
value of good eon). Linseed Mill realised high price(
ft.l.mm.l was steady an value and demand. American
tlaver.eed was held very Ifirn4y. Arrivals: English
wheat, 1,010 ors. ; barley, 10 qr.'s ; malt, 1,910 qrs. ;
lttsh Oat.. 1,600 qrs.; for Igo wheat, 5,89C1 qua. ;
bales, 900 qrs ; oats 20.570 qrs. ; English dour, 280
marks ; fo.eign. 90 sacks and 12,*t...8 barrels.
Lives?, sit., F. i lay.— F.or attendance of wheat. A
low .Iraii,ing • le, at atreet Id. per Dental .leelitie.
Flour very little dollar, and rather easier. Indian coin
m labs weaker : mixed. 20v. 3d. Trermactions moderate.
Emptier. brans steady. Oste and oatmeal rather lower.
N'ery little doing.
DERBY, Friday.—There is • abort supply of old
wheat, nhich sold slowly at former rates. A few ,
pimple* of new off, ram, which Mithied front id, to
60, per qr. N. sr nate plentifnl at Is. per quartet less
vintner. snsl has. dull sale,
WAKTPIrLD, Friday —New wheat mu 2s. to 3s. per
qr lower than last Friday ; old rather clasper. Other
articles uncLenged.
pkvirr.e, Friday- Since our last the weather has
been, without intennimion, scorchibly hot, and the
ret.olt ha. shown itself in a deterioration of the barley
in many epots, and in some few pieces of the wheat,
which lois *offered materially for want of rain. Trade
in old wheat was very slow and limited, a reduction of
is on late rate. being submitted to in must instances
where sales were effected

Itoberob. Thursday —There oua a small supply of
English wheat nt this day'ti market, which mid slowly
at Is per quarter under last week's rate. In foreign
very little passing, and to effect sales • similar reduc-
tion W 04141 11. VA low+ ...M0.:4...16., cl.todio* barley
sob! freely at fully last week's rates, whilst Indian corn
was ral. per router cheaper on es-.hip sales Oats •
dull trade awl the turn in buyers' favour. Some few
new Irish tawue,e sold at W. per 3041 b. es-quay,
quality and condition very good.

C.tTTLE 11 111 ff EIS.
YETltrlmrletri, Ihndar.-The supply of stock wag
Dyer+ under an average, and thi.•aa not without i's
effeer nom price.. The dein•nd, lio•ever, was lint
*Vice, and the advance ••ksd by salesmen keep
porch..., in elleck. rltimatrle • fair clearance was
r ff. errd at 2.1 1n r atm., over the rate. of Monday for
horh b-el •nd muteca, Veal end lamb participate' in
th• imerit•••••• Ist, and were both dearer. Pork enl.l
steady at the ..unreri•ass. At market: Beasts, 810;
anti 8,230; 6:13; pig., llst. beet,
3a. 41. 1., 4 101 ; 3.1. 8.1. to ho. 2.1. ;3. veal,
41. 1.. 4s. 101. ; rock. 3.. to 4.. 21 : lamb, fat. 21.
406. 41. pee of Sfh,, .irtirinr the oil,
Y.- we, ter AND Lk r DUN NALL. Friday.-21m, •upply of
%met ein .ate Inc re nevi rare, and the tn.!, ro.,a firm
at •otr ,inr,r•ti•rov ;-14. TiOr b .4, 3• 21. t•• 3e. 61.;
ned.ilim; moo, 3. 111. Cr 3. 101. ; prim.- large ditto,
10 ~ hr 4..; prime small 'lit',,, to, to 4,.. 2,1. large
44. to 31. 10.1 ; inferior mutton. 3a. 21. to
3., 6, ; tniodbeg .11Po, 3-. 10.1. to 4.. 21. ; prime
dit 0.4.. 41. to 4. ; eeal, 3. al 4s. 4-I.; small
pork. 4.. 21. tot.. GI ; boob. 4s. 61. to 6d.
Hatterot.. Thund.y.- t our we. kly tore ket to.day
there was a plentiful &apply of good leaf, mid the rates
were somewhat in a ly•nce of thoo of I ~1 with, eery
prime reali-ing 63, to 66.. per cwt. ; second quality,
60,.. to 62.. ; and a considerableamourit of Moline.. .vas
tramocted. There rev. an aaaaa ge qu.ntity of mutton,
Food ewes wiling a. 6I•1. 4. 71,4 prr 'niarm
in abort numbers, unit tip.. trade am amonehat elow,
the quotat,on. Vim:, Ml. to 81 I. per lb. Sucking calves
were an average •up, Ir. arid sold at prices ranging from
to 30. took " Ijoarter-old" atom pigs changed
bands at amount. carting from 184 to 21s. ; fat pigs
sold at 9. 3.1. to 9s. 61. ter score, and considerable
bo•inees was done. The horse department at, well
repre.ented, but the trole wan eln..qpith. First-clams
cart ho.-oes soli at £36 to £4O; inferior animals
changed hand. at sums varying from £lB to 1..25.

WOOL MARKETS.
Bator-lan, Thor.l.e.—A giont bet healthy trade
and steely prices continue to characterise the market.
There mar have hewn a little more inquiry for some
•monr.t Lincoln, may be named, but the
tranneetions have been 'titan, end the
an:re/ate &moan' which has clAingtatl lianas has
pr..hahly riot exureiled the average of the last few week..
Still .taplers are not at all prvaaing vale., anti are as •
rule quite unmovable, tXOVII{ at the tel prices of last
Tbundk

POTATO MARKET.
Boanun it ass tirt at.rinue. Frnlay. —The supplies
Immune rather bhort. and with • fair demand prices
are stes..ily maintaine4. tillaws, co, to 804. ; regents.
80s. to lON. per ton.

HOP MARKET.
BORoroii. Frilay.— The Arai I.oket of now bops of
U,,, growth of 1803 •rrivol in ihr Borough thi• naoraing,
from Mr. T. wi...•rin:. Brenrish y. r..nongind to
W I ou A u•Oen and Co. It was sold to MrorA. R. and
T. and by tlo in re—...4d to Mourn H. Roddington
and Co.. Manchester. They lure floe un colour,
and well managed, and known no the euly
Brenchhi Prol'am•