The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-02-08 00:00:00

ANI) Writ A W MARKET.

SMITUYIRI.D. Fre. 4.—Meadow hay, from £2 15a. to
£.4 10.. ; clover, 4.1 10a. to £5 On. ; and straw, fl 54. to
LI 10a. per load.

WOOL MARKET.

Since our lut report there hss been less activity in the
demand for nearly all kinds of English wook • never.
tholes*, prices generally are well supported. The supply
on offer is limited, and several holders have withdrawn
their samples from the market until lifter the result of
the next colonial sales in London is known.
Down Tete
Down E.C.
Half-heed Wert
Half-bead Wetbere 17.1. 17d.
Kent Fleeces
Lelenter Fleece., 'nixed
Comhing Skins
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool ld. 144.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
WARMINSTER, Saturday, Feb. 5. —Wheat Ye. to
441- Bast week, Me. to 445.); new wheat, —s. to —5.
(last week, --s. to --e.) Barley, 2fle. to 425. (last week,
28.5. to 411.); Oita, 225. to 25*. (last week, 225. to 264.)
Beans, 365. to 4.1 e. (last week, :Itts. to 4gs.) Peas, —s.
to s. (last week, a. to 5.1 glh. loaf, 10d.
—There was a large supply. Wheat sold readily at
former rates. A good trade was done in barley and last
week's prices were fully maintained. In other grain no
variation.
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sorritiwrrox. Friday. Old wheat, £lO 04. to
£lO 104. ; new, Ihs. to 1:110., per load. Malting bar-
ley. ail'. to 40s. grinding ditto, 27a. to 33a. Oats, VW.
to 28a. Beans, 40,. to 48., Malt, Ms, to Ms. per or.
Flour 3. 6d. to 31, M. per sack.--The continual
dampness al the weather. infinencing the condition of
all kinds of grain, caused the market to rule ateady for
wheat, at late quotations. Fine barley sold heel,' .;
inferior sorts without change in value. Beans and peas
sold at last week's prices. No alteration in the value of
flour.
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3111111.011, Thunelay.—Wheat, white, 44. 94. to &•
6.1.; red, 4s. 64. to 15s. Od. per bushel; new white 4s•
&I. to sa. 3d. ; new red 4s. 6.1. tons. ; Harley, malt-
ing. 36.. Od. to 424. Od per qr. ; grin ling, 275. to 30s. ;
Oats, white feed, ns. Od. to 214. Od. per qr. ; black'
225. to 23e. ; Oats. Irish, white. Va. 6.1. to 2.5.1. &L.
bleak, 20s. ild. to 21‘. 6d. ; Beans, English, 014, 58. Od.
to 6s. 04. per bushel; new 6.. GI. to Gi. Od. •' Peas, boil-
ing, 554. 04. to 66.. Od. • for pigs, 46..04. tosos. 04. Per
qr. . • Flour. English, best seconds, 275. 04, to 31e Oil.
per sack.—We have • good supply of wheat offering to-
asy, which brings fully last week's rates. Malting
barley in fair request, at !Inner prices, but the deinand
for grinding lots is less active, at unaltered valises.
Banns and peas are very dull of sale, and rather cheaper.
Nis renntin .0 last quoted. Flour is. heavy sale, and
prises rather in buyers' favour.

The principal provincial markets were moderately
supplied with grain on &sturdily last. Trade in many
places was brisker than for some time past, at fully late
rates, and, in a few matanoes where the supply was
shun, wheat went op a shilling. Barley sold readily at
NI salsa sad somslimas a tam in favour of the seller.
In oats there was no change.

LIVBRPOOL WOOL-MARKET, Fn. 5'
Th. Wes bs 10100 wool ha" n" howl it) any extent
bat prima an will supported. Bootee has is
NNW sirMul, but without Asap l yid".