The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-11-19 00:00:00

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

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%menuLEL—Meadow hay, £2 Oa to £5 ; clover
ditto, El 113. to E 5 154; and straw, Ll Bs to tl 16s
rer load. A fair demand.
el'lllUlLAXD.—Sleadow hay, LI 5s to £.5 08; clover,
8:1 1011 to 23 18.; and straw, El 81 to £ll6. per load.
Trivia dull.
WHITECIIArrL.—Msadow bay, £2 Oa to £5 0a; clover,
£3 10s to £6 Os; and straw, El 8s .0 21 16. par load.
84144 Pod.

COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKETB.—Fittuar.
Enna/L.—The market has been well supplied with
British plantation and foreign, which, together with
a falling off tu the demand for all purposes, has caused
vrices to deelme Gt. per cwt. Prime And • free sale for
Lome oonsumption, but stored goods have not been in
ijuJi request. common to fine being Os to fide.
Corsinn—Porohasee continue to be eagerly made in
all kinds and for every purposes ; in some MOS even
previous high prices are exemided by a further rise of Is.
TICA.—The intuit/it has had a lees ectiv• appearance,
and prises weak for low Oongon, bat sustained for tue-
chum to line. A more plentiful *apply of green, and
leas demand mantis& Previous extreme rates were not
sustained by id—indeed young Hymn was oonaidersd
to be Id per lb. cheaper.
FRUIT.—The supply is very large, and prime tend
downwards.
Hair, ke.—A larger business has been trammeled in
Division Imai:nd Manila has been bought in at £25
per ton. lila sales of jute have gone coat very
full prices for good and fine, these qualities selling
readily; inferior kinds, however, have met with a slow
sale.

LIVERPOOL CORN MAREZT, Friday.—The market was
moderately attended, and very little done in wheat and
flour since Tuesday, and prices remain aa then quoted.
Oats and oatmeal very slow and rather cheaper. Beans
and peiui unchanged. Indian corn remains as on Tues-
day, and with only a limited demand.lmports —lreland:
Wheat, 44; barley, 63 ; malt, 4; oats, 2,203; oatmeal,
2,192 qrs. ; flour. 126 sacks. Foreign : Wheat, 15,936 ;
barley, 2,267 ; Indian corn, 13,666 qrs. ; flour, 4,666
barrels.

Ltvaaran, PRODUCE HARM, Friday.—Sugar.—
Holders of Brasil having supplied the market freely, and
accepted rather lower terms, more business be. been
done. The sales consist of 800 bags good Yemenis, at
234 ' • 2,600 begs Maceio, at 22s ; 60 cases and 5,090 bags
Bahia, 21s 64, Coffee—The Ceara offered at auction
went off with fair competition--500 bags realising Gls to
116 a 64 fur ordinary and good ordinary. Rice dull, no
sales to report. Saltpetre-0 tons to arrive are reported
at 37. for 5 per cent. refraction.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, November 15.—There is
considerable dulness in the raw market. Of West India
nothing is offering bet Barbadoea, for which the demand
is very moderate. Refiners' produce is quiet, without
change in price. Rain is rather more inquired for, at
former rates.
BRISTOL HAT, STRAW, AND COAL klalleglll, Friday.
lined clover, from 75e per ton ; 6 ditto hay, from 75e
to 100 s ditto; 1 ditto ditto, 122. 01 ditto ; 5 ditto straw,
from Is 9d to 2s 64 per dos.; coal, 13e per toe.
BalerroL Caws Makin, Friday.—Cheese being at
moderate rates the sales this weak amount to an average.
Cheddars of finest make are secured for best trades at
recent prices. Doubles are not mach sought after.
Single Glo'sters at late marketa ha •
alteration. Americans are not quit
command higher prices.