The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01 00:00:00

WOOL M RKET.

Since our last report, the transactions in all kinds of
English wool have been rather limitea, owing to the
near approach of the public sales of Colonist. In prices.
however, we have no chime° to notice. The supply of
wool on offer is limited ; and the inquiry for export pur-
poses is very limited.
Down Teo
174. led.

iinnn Ereim
Halt.hred lines .... .• •
Halt.heed Welber+
Kent Fleece.
Lek:enter Fleece., mined

17d. 171.
184. 1814.
171.1. 18. e.
184. 171.

F;;;elbi—ni kln
Flannel Wool .
Blanket Wool..

.84. 144.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

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WARMINSTER, Saturday, Feb. 26.-Wheat, 36e. to
445. Oast week, Mia. to 44..); new wheat, -n. to -s.
(lairt. week, -a. to -a.) Barley, 26'. to 43.5. (last week,
265. to 42e.); Osta, 22a. to 25n. (last week, 225. to 264.)
Beans, 365. to 465. (last week, 38e. to 485.) Peas, -s.
(lad week, s. to a.) 81b. loaf, 108.
There was a good supply. Wheat mete dull sale at
former rates. Barley sold readily, and in many instances
at &trifling advance.
liourtianrrois, Friday. - Ohl wheat, £lO Oi. to
new, £9 15,. to £ll 0.. per load. Malting bar-
ley, 365. to 40'.; grinding ditto, 27.. to 335. Oats, 245.
to 28s. Beans. 40'. to Vls Malt, 641. to 66'. per q!.
Flour 361. &I. to 31s. 01, per sack. -At this
day's market wheat met a steady demand, at fully late
quotations. Barley sold at full prices. No variation in
the value of uata or beans. The flour trade steady, at
last week's cut rencies.
!Intsr,u.. Thum lay-Wheat, white, fis. Od. to 56.
6d.; red, Is. 68. to 55. Oil, per bushel; new white 4s.
64.
t"
54-
3d. ; new red 54. to6s. Od. ; Barley, malt-
ing, 345. Od. to 445. Od. per qr.; grinding, 235. to 275. ;
Oats, whit* feed, 235. Oil. to 26'. &I. per qr.: black,
21s. to 225. 64.; Oste, Irish, white, Zia. 6.1. to 244. Od.,
black, 21s. Ocl. to 22a. Od. ; Deena, English, old, Is. Od.
to Eis. &I. per bushel; new Is. 01, to fe. 61.' Peas, boil-
ing, 424. Od. to 53e. Od. ; for pigs, 36e. 04. to 40s. Oil. per
qr. ; Flour, English, best seconds, 275. Od. to 31s. Od.
per saek.-We have a good guppy of wheat on offer,
mostly in fair condition. The trade remains in the same
dull date all of late, buyers only taking sufficient for
their immediate wants, at barely late rates. Bariev of
all kinds is • heavy sale, and is the turn cheaper. ifhe
demand for seed beans having nearly ceased, the grain
lam ,re difficult of disposal, and Is. per qr. lower. Peas
aln.o.t unsaleable. Oats are in request for seed, and
such es are suitable for this purpose sell readily at high
prima. Other kinds are unaltered in value. Flour ía a
slow sae, at previous prices.

At the principal provincial corn markets on Saturday
last the supply of vain was moderate, and the trade
inoetly languide. at late quotations. In some places
Oak WOE" • !MU easier to buy,

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, FIR. 25.

The business done in wool this week has been but
triging. as *Domain/re do no buy beyond their Immedi-
ate requirements in the present unsettled Mate of affairs
on the continent. The public sales in London of line
eelopjal opened on the 94th inst. with a large attend-
saw of the hems trade, and prime rule very month the
pans. as at the don of the Let series in November.