The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-06 00:00:00

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CORN MARKETS.
~$.l srfl....seulartOn, Friday.-Tbe arrivals of wheat fresh up to
.14' bur market to-day were moderate. The demand for
s• knoet qualities ruled far from active ; nevertheless, a fair
supply was Aerated of, at Monday's decline in the
i. epeotationa With foreign wheat the market was but
trioderat supplied. Generally speaking the trade was
.. 'quiet, it late rates. Floating cargoes of grain were in
$. bit knolerate request., on former terms. Barley, the
ItiPply of which on ii.le was very moderate-moved oft
$. steadily, at full quotations. Malt met a slow sale, at
~ late rake. Then was • good supply of oats on the
~, ;damn, and more qualities were in fair demaocl, at aboitt
~,, . Monday's earned:ly. 'Beans and peas ruled firm, at full
L.
_prices. rut. flour there was a fair demand, at about
stationary prices.
ea.. triresisoot, Friday.-At 611 r rnerket to-day there was
tad bat a tans attendance. VirßOit In 813 w demand, without
e i.., ge is prima. Flour in moderate demand for fresh
r". Is, at full rates. Indian corn very dull, mixed and
.1 ts, 28e. '6d ; Weans, oats and oatmeal unchanged.
.."' WANKrzer*, Friday.-Fair show of wheat; factors
• ask hat !May's prices, but business done at rather re-
l.' 'dated oM:es. Other grain unaltered.
' , Inman, Tharnday.- Our market this morning was
we supplied with wheat, and a slow trade, at a decline
$,, ofls. per qr. Barley, beans, and peas in small supply.
gitsza, Friday.-White wheat, to. to 6s. lid.- red,
48., 9d. to 4s. 10d. per4l2lhe ; barley, grinding, 3e. 3d. to
~ 3s. 6d. per bushel; oats 3s. per bushel; flour, super-
fiats 32e.; Inca be.; eisconde, 28s. to 28e per sack.
. EttairmonAvr, Thursday.-New white *beat, 435. to
, 46e. ; netv red, 39a. to 435. per 36 stone. Barley, for
' malting, 365. to 35e. per qr.; grinding, 225. to 255. per
36 Stone. Oats, English, to 60..; Irish, 21s. to 245.
• per 94 stone. Beans, fine, as. to 455.; other kinds, 41s.
• 'to 455. per 38 stone. Peas, 408 to 425. per qr.
7 Dorwmotint„ Sdurday, June 3.-Wheat was offered
' 'less freely thin llat week, for which farmers reluctantly
' attbinittiA to a decline of is. per quarter. Grinding
' 'barley SP dthan demand, at late prices. Oats sold in
' seitail at late rates.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
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Ilrraopoursx, Thursday.-About an average supply
. of beasts were on sale here to-day, and the demand for
all breeds was steady, at an advance in the quotations
einpared with Monday of ad. per 81b. A tolerably
show of sheep, and the trade Was firth, at ad. per
,
.. more money. Prime lambs sold very freely at full
prices, but inferior breed% were • slow sale and rather
bheaper ; in some instances the best breeds produced
Bs. per 81b. CaPtes sold steadily at late currencies
. Pigs were raiher dearer, and there was an improved de-
Mapd Vr lack cows, at £l6 to £22 each.
. . . Per bib. to sink the offal :--Goarse and inferior beasts,
ir. 64. to 48. 01.; second quality ditto, 4s. 2d. to
, s. &I. ;.prime large oxen, 4a. &l. to 4s. 10d. ; prime
I. Scota. &0., se. 01. to ss. 21. ' • coarse and inferior sheep,
• 41. 6d. to 4; 101.; second quality ditto, ss. Od. to
. 50. 6d.; prime coarse-woolled sheep, ss. Bd. to 6a Od.;
prime Southdown ditto, 6e. 2d. to 6e. 4d. • large coarse
~.. calve; 4a. W. to 4a. Bd. ; prime small ditto, 4s. 10d. to
• ss• 2d., large bogs, 3s 64. to 4s. 44.; neat small 1
.t. porkers, 41. 6d. to 6.. Od. ; Lambe, 6s. 44h to fa. Od. ;
• . sucking calves, 12a to 2.; and quaner-old store pigs,
, 21s. to 275. each. Total supply t-Beasta, 1020;
„ sheep and iambs. 11,060; calves, 620; pigs, 370.
, Foreign-Beasts, 570 ; sheep, 3,00; calves, 450.
NEVIGATZ AND LZADEITHALL, Friday.-The supply of
meat on *ale is moderate, and the trade rules firm, at
the annexed quotations i-
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Per 81b. by the carcase.
d. s. d. 1 f. d. s. 4.
knlplor beet .. 4t03 6 I Inferior mutton, 42t0 4 10
4dating ditto 3 8 „ 4 0 1. iddliaß ditto.. 6 0,56
me large do. 4 2 „ 4 4 Prime ditto .. . 5 8„ 5 10
Prism avail ditto 46„ 4 8 1 Large pork . 8 6,, 4 6
Veal 3 10 ,' 4 8 1 Small pork .... 4 8 ~5 0
Lamb, 6e. 44. to 7s. 44.
BRISTOL, Thureday.—There was a large and very
sluggish market, and many cattle remained unsold.
There was some heavy, good beef, and abont 300 foreign
• sheep, principally frora Germany. A good supply of
beef from the Western districts, principally of Devon
: oxen, of very excellent guilty. There was likewise a
good supply of oxen end heifers, from Ireland, the
heifers being very good. Bbeep and lambs nem in good
• @apply, the sheep meeting with rather • sluggish sale—
many going back unsold. Not so with lambs, which
sold very well, prioes for mutton and lamb ranging from
70. to 80. per lb. The fbreign sheep were likewise of
good quality—in fact, far superior to many English
- steep, many of them ranging from 12Ibs. to 161bs. per
qr. The supply of cows and calves was very good, and
met with a fair demand—elder cows realising £lB tO AR,
• yoang cows, L'lB to £2O. Weanling calves in good
• simply, prices from lss. to 30s. Pigs in rather limited
• supply, and consisted principally of sm.. I ones. Prices
very high—from 208. to 28-•.. and 27a., accor gto size.
The show of horses was - • little business
doim of rough colts
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