The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27 00:00:00

TRI 001 IN THADT.

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.HAUL—Red wheat sold at 58.. to 64a. per qr. ; and
white at 60s. to 88t. Fine barley was gear) as
dear as lett week; inferior lather eheaper. Black oats,
24t. to 246. per qr. ; white, 28a. to 345. ; beans, Ms. to
28a. par sack ; grey peas, 21s. to 225.; white, 245. to
275.

DITOS MILL —There was a good inquiry for wheat at
the Exeter cern-exabenge, and seles were readily effected
at wri sidemen of fie. to 34. per qr. over the mites of this
day se'nnight. Prime old monde* of white wheat
realis-d 8.. 4g4. to 844 61. per 621 b. ; new ditto, Bs. to
lit 31. ; red Wheat, 7s. 91. to 84. Melting barley ss. 91
to 6.; minding, 4s. 641. to 4s. 91. per bushel ; oats
b .et, 44. to 44. 61.; common, 3s. 3d. to 3e. 61. ditto.
Flour superfine, 50.. to 51s. ; fine, 42.. to Qs. ; seconds
465. to 47.. uer sack.

Soneenavenitte.—The supplies at our market.: this
week have been moderately large. The wheat trade has
on the whole been active, at an advanc-.41 bully 34. the
qr. on the price. obtained last week, 1444,4 qualities
making 664. to 68s. ; and secondary 60s. to 614. The
barley trade has also been brisk, especially grinding
qualities. Spring corn generally a quiet trade, but most
descriptions are held for more money. The prises of
Moor are steadily advancing, and there is every prospect
of • dear winter.
IiaMPSHIRE.—The Southampton Cora•Eschange was
well attends! and great firmnesa was evinoed for all
description. of grain, the small quantity on offer tending
to give a still greater firmness at the acne. Both wheat
and barley must generally be quoted 2.. to 3s. per qr.
Over the prices of last week. Wheat good new and old,
604. to 704 ; inler•or. 524. to 625. ; barley, malting,'4B4.
to ita,„ 'Medina, 15.. to 40s • oats, heavy white and
black, 294. to 31.. ; inferior, 24. to 28.. ; pea.. 424. to
41..; beans, old, 66e. to 604. ; new. 42e. to 48e. ;and
malt, 764. to Sth. per qr. Flour, 47a to 484. per sack.
Tt e market was fairly attended to.
day, and there was, good snpply of corn. Very high
priers were asked for wheat, which millers decided to
give ; consequently trade was slow, la. to 21. per qr.
more money being obtained where sales were effeeted.
The quotation for the hest qualities WWI 664. to 655. ;
and for others, from 565. upwards. The barley trade
showed considerable datnen. Malting qualities receded
Is, the quarter, best samples making 50s. to 545., and
secondary, 46e. to 49e. Grinding aorta were again in
4 !wand, and maintained former prices, the range being
from 32a. told Of other corn there was but a small
supply. Gate sell slowly, but at folly late rates, 24a. to
284, being the general quotation for bleak qualities, and
32.. tn 314 for white. W.... ha.. an upward tondo:KT,
45..59a. the quarter. Peas are a very quiet
trade, at irregular price& Flour is again advancing,
the curreney to-day being 46a, the utak for second..
Bread 1.13 J. the Sib loaf.

TEI BATTU! THAD'.
BATH. -Heel sold at 4.. 44. to 4s. St per stone of
81h.; mutton, 44. 41. to 41. ; lamb, se. to Be.;
veal, to. &I. to 64. 21; potk, 4s. 44. to 4s. 84.
Anterrit.-There was a fair supply of irreales. with
a (sir demand, at the subjoined prices. Some prime
Dartmoor cheep commanded • ready sale. Beef realised
44. to 4s. 4 I. per stone of 81b.; mutton 4s. to 4s. 81.
WILTSHHIL -At Malborongh fair, the supply showed
a fallmit off, and trade was very doll. The following
were the average quotations :-Weteer., 45a. to
ewes, 455. to sk, lambs, 35. to 504.; hat some made
GO,. The horse trade was brink, especially hoses colts.
Drrowanitte. -Good inquiry for fat beasts at 11s 641.
to 124. 61. per wore. M,reeners. 7e. to 74. 64. nor
Store. Cows and calves, £l2 to £l9. Welber's, 70.
to 81., and ewes, 7d. per lb. Piga, 9. &I. to 10s. per
as'te• It I' Proposed to open several of she markets
In the minty for the sale of fat cattle in thiamine of
Otto ensitiag +sok.

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