The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-02-22 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

MARK-LANE, MunnAY.
A very moderate supply of English wheat was received
fresh up to our market to-clay, in but middling
flood and fine samples, from their scarcity, were held firmly,
at all advance hi the quotations of is. per quarter. Low and
damp qualities moved ofl slowly, yet prices were well
supported. There was • good inquiry for line Australian
and californian wheats, at Is. per quarter more money corn.
pared with Monday last. All others kinds were quite cv lear
as last week. 'Flie iltlll.ll/1, however, was by no locals
active. The great fleet of vessels laden with grain his at
length commenced to arrive. Since Friday, 40 vessels, chiefly
laden with wheat, have been reported off the coast. As yet,
the transactions have been only moderate. Barley, though
In foil average supply, moved off steadily, at full qlitaii,no,
1,, malt only a limited business was doing. Kirees, howevorf
were supported. 'I he supply was seasonably god.
supply being very moderate, oats moved off freely, and the
best qualities were rather dearer. Meant supported lad
week's currency, with a moderate inquiry. The sale for peue
was inactive at late rates. We have no change to not'. In
the value of any kind of flour. ,eeds and cakes were dull,
but not cheaper.

ARE-LANE, WEDNISD.II.
Fresh up to our market to-day, both coastwise and by rail,
the arrivals of English wheat were very limited, and the bulk
of the samples was much out of condition. There was only
a thin attendance of millers, and the few purchases made
were effected to meet Immediate requirements Notwith•
standing, however, the great inactivity of the demand.
Mondays advanced currency was fully maintained. Sheet
was a good allow of foreign wheats, which changed bawls
slowly at the late improvement in the quotations. Earle)
sold steadily at very full values. The floathig cargo trade
has been more animated owing to the numerous arrivals at
ports of call. No material change has taken place in the
quotations. Malt was In little request, but prices were iltei.
oats continued rather scares, and good somal ;or° w.ta thy
turn dearer. beans commanded late rates. with n slow sale.
PellA were held on former terms. Maize was steady in s
Town•made flour was without change in price, and I...ruign
and country marks were held lot late rates.

METROPOLITAN CAIILE !if .0 KKET, MolrtiAr.
to•day's market was scantily supplied with foreign
stock, nevertheless' the demand, except for the but sheep
and calves, ruled Inactive, at lost week's quotation&
the arrivals of beasts fresh up from our own grazing
illatricta were limited, but mostly in prime Condition.
The supply from Scotland was seasonably good—lron.
Ireland only moderate For all breeds the inquiry rated
inactive: but no quotable change took place in nani.
rho best vcota and croasea sold at 40. !id to 4s. Pat per slb
From Norfolk, Suffolk, taus,ld Cambridgeshire we.... i ,
about 1,050 Scots, crosses and shorthorns : from ollnr
of England, 400 various breeds from Scotland, dii scot, aul
crones ; and from Ireland, 270 oxen, d:c. We were u
very scantily supplied with sheep, but there wan to. Li 111;„
off in their condition. (In the whole the demand will 'iv
at prices fully equal to Nfonday last A few very sup ...I
I/owns and half-breds realised ha. 24. per ells. 'the few oh' rn
sheep in the pens anti at about bd. per bib. beneath thee ;is
the woul. Lambs sold slowly, at from 220. to dun, each liuo
supply was on the increase. There was a fair sale for
at full prices—Viz, from as. 44 to to lid per Sib. ;
he
number brought forward was limited. Prime small ri43
were quite au dear as last week but inferior pigs we, • ery
dull. The quotations ranged from, U. 44. to 41 .2.d. per 0. ,

PUTATOISS.
Large supplies of potatoes are on sale at these markets %II
kinds have been firmly held, although the demand Mr Owin
has ruled heavy The import into London last week
sisted of 2,967 sacks from Dunkirk, 55 tons froin
Pootro 0.
129 bags train Itotterdam, 536 tons from Rouen, 176 bagb and
264 sacks from IMulogne, and 79 tons from Havre. Renva..
1200. to 1700. ; Flukes, 130 s. to 1200.; Kooks, 1000. 1,;v0 ;
French 1000. to 110 s. per ton.

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