The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11 00:00:00

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

WARMINSTER, Sliarday, Jab. & Wheat 365. to
475. (last week, 36.1. til 4 t 4.); new wheat, --s. to —a.
(last week, —.to—a.) Barley. 244. to 424. (last week,
245. to 425.); °lts, 225. to N.. (last week. 225. to 265.
Beans, 38s. to 454. (last week, 384. to 445.) Peas, —s.
to s. (last week. -s. to s.) Rib. loaf. 10.1.
—There was a good supply. Wheat sold briskly at an
advance of (ull la. per quarter. Trsde in barley was
quick, and former prima were fully maintained.

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RournAwrrox, Friday. Old wheat, £lO 04. to
£lO 104. ; new, £9 15s. to £ll 04. per load. Malting hat.
Icy. 365. to 40...; grinding ditto. 27x. to33s. Oats, 215 e.
254. Beans. 40s. to 4. Malt. 645. to 665. per or.
Flour 31a. to 31s. 6.1. per sack.—There was more dispo-
sition to purchase wheat at this day's market, and the
advance on the sales wide was fully Is. per qr. Barley,
beans, and peas were each an steady demand, at late
rates. Flour Is. per sack higher.
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ANDIVKII, Fri Ism. —Whest. 0.1. to 45.. 04. per
qr. ; barley, 254. to 375. per fir. ; Oats, 20s. to 2..;
Beans, 445. to 4is. ; peas. 424. to 464. ; Tares', —s. to
to --s. per bushel.—Rye. 44. 61. to 6s. per bushel.
Bread. 101. per 81114.---Flour, 2114. to 31s. per sack.—
There was • short sopply, ant business wan dull,
dealer's not bein/ inclined to purchase at the advanced
price asked. Prices oily be quoted at trout le. to 2s.
per qr. snore than lad week.

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DEVIZES. Thurs —Wheat, best, 344. 01. to
.41s.
per qnsrter; new ditto. 344. od. to 4is. ; secolid ditto.
Ms. 01. to 385.; Barley. 211. Oa. to 4:1..; Oats, 245.
01. to 325. 01.; Beans, :10s. OA. to 45.; Flour,
rho' t, 3ls 01 inr rise( ; Ilz4t Rreta, 101 per 81124.
Vetches, 414 to 4i4. —With an,terate supnly of wheat,
we hadl a brick sale. and an advance of Is to 2s a
quarter was obtainel. In bsrley alsql a fair business
was transacted, and best descriptions realiaml a trifle
more money.

tinisrob. Than lay.-Wheat. white, 54. 041. to A,'
61.; red, 44.91. to 54. :11. per bushel ; new white 5n
01. to 54. 61. ; new rel 44. 61. tors. 30. ; Barley. malt'
in. 364. 01. to 424. 01. per hr.: grin hug. 275. to 3044. ;
041, white feel, 2.14. 01. to 214. 01. per .Ir. ; hl ack.
224. to 234. 01 ; flits Irish. white, 234. 61 to 255. 6.1;
him*, 2k. 61. to 214. 61. ; riesnt. Engll4l4 oil, 6t• 4)4.
to 4.4. 01. per bushel • new 5.4. 61 to 6s. 01. ; Pea., boil-
ing, 554.01. to 60s. 01. ; for pigs, 464. 0 I. to to. 01. per
qr. Flour. English. host seem Is. :Os. 01. to 31*. 01.
per sack. -Our market is well supplied with English
wheat. which ineots • free sale, at an advance of from
Is. to 24. per 41r. dtinr barley appears to have
touehe4l its lowest point for a tine; there is more
disposition to purchase. sn4l values are somewhat higher.
Grinding is still in demand, and unaltered in value.
Beans and peas remain depressed. Oat, are firmer, and
in some eases Eel. per qr. dearer. Flour is held for Is,
per sack over late rates.

At the provincial morn markets on Saturday last, prices
were mostly firm, with an upward tendency in some
places.
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LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, JAIL 8.

There is a fair demand for moat kinds a foreign wool
and prams stall show s tendency to advance. Beiisseh
mot with more inquiry, but without material change in
video. Importa of foreign thm week, 476 balm.