The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16 00:00:00

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAYS MARKETS.

121 0011 TIADI.

Dsvoreatut. -At the Exeter Corn-sxchsop to-
day thee. and good bud.
tm...was a fteisir.qoavgi.tyt o.nldoffer,
Dill mao at from la. to 2s. jper
or. lower Mon on this day ee'nnight. Bela white,
6s. 104 d. to 7s. Id. ; red ditto, 6s. &I. to 6a. 94. per 12th.
Malting barley, good inquiry, at rather higher rates -
Is. 9.1. to 6g.; and grinding. 4s. 9d. to ss. per boalteL
Oats, old, 4.. to la 81. ; new, 31 fod. to 3a 81. per '
bnaheL Flour-superfine, 411.. ; to 4k; snd
seconds, 40.1. to 411 per sack.
Fl OEMIIIIIIE-There was hula thin attendance at the
Sonth•mpt o Corn-exchange, yesterday, and the trade
not foot. For good dry wheats lAA week's priors were
maintained, and the ..0 may be said of good barley,
while damp and inferior parcels of the former were
mach Desk-clod, and esoondary runs of the letter were
to bad favour. Oata, bean., and peas, were in moderate
esquest, at about the pTiOPS of last weak. Wheat, good
new and old. 53e. to ; inferior 465. to 152 a; barley.
melting. 43e. to 43'.; grinding, 3118. to 49.. ; oats, heavy
old white and black, 124. to 33e.; inferior, Zia JO ;
new bleak, 23v. to 96e.; peas, 39e. to 43..; beans, old,
525. to 66.; new, 40s. to 485.; and mall, 745. toll'. Per
quarter ; dont, els. to 42e. per sack ;tares, Is. to ss. 6d.
per bushel.

wiusans.—Ai Warminster market there use a
large supply of corn. Tho demand was quiet. The hest
qualities meintained last week's rates, but damp and in-
Griot samples could not be sold except at some reduction.
The quotation for theibeet qualities; vu 58,. to 62'.; and
for others, Ma. upwards At Devises market the supply
was amalL The been parcels of new were quietly taken
at eome advance, but old were not in demand—the
quotationeitelinot exceed 60s. the qr. The barley trade
has been somewhat effected by the return of line weather.
At Warminster there was a good supply. The demand
was steady, but pries* were easier, a fair clearance being
effected at Fetes a little under those of leet week.-465.
to Mo. ono the range for good barleys Grinding sorts
made all kinds of pricer, from 26e. upwards. At
Nein*, the trade for beet barleys was very Arm. In
Lenten corn very little is doing. Oata sell slowly, at
Us. to 28'. for new, and 28a. 10321. for old. New beans
range from 46e. to Ha.

TRI CVITLS 'RADS.

Note—Fro. 4,000 to 6,000 sheep ware shown,
bust only a partial °Mankato wan made. Fat sheep are
quoted .1 10.. to 10.. 6d. per 141 b. FM pork, Be. M
&s. 64. per 14th.

Dzvossetai. —Prior for stock remain unaltered, bat
sheep were rather% drag 'mho Fat bullocks, 12s. to
12..94. ; second quality, 11s. to it.. 64,; berreaars. 78.
to 8.. the score ; wow. and calves £l2 to £2O; belabors'
calves, Tid. per lb. ; small wethsts, Bd. ; large, TO. to
and ewes, 74. to Tfd. per lb. Wool, washed.
Is. 64. to la. 644. ; unwashed, Is. 24. per lb. Pigs,
10e. 6d. to 112. a per wore.
Witrentas.- -The great Weybill fair has monopolised
the trade this week, most of our dealers being there.
We may, however, state that young stook has& good sale
at kgb prion. Store sheep sod lambs are slow of :ale.
at some reduction in priory. Beet has • fair sale, at
Ile. 64. to 12.. 61. per score; molten, at 84. to 94. per
lb.: bassos pigs at about 10s. per swore. At Cbippenham
monthly cheese market, held yesterday, 150 tons club....
hod • readyeale at fully previous rates, the quotations
being as follow :—Dotiblee, 64a. to 741. ; now brood,
640. to 74a.; cheddar. 70a. to 80e. ; loaves, 624, to fgt.,
and skim, 530. to 645.