The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-08-09 00:00:00

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AUG. 5. —Meadow hay, ON. to
£4 la. ; new, Zt Us. to £4 4s. ' • old clover, £4 VW. to
ES 110 s. ; now ditto, £4 Os. to .E 4 lOs. ; and straw,
Cl Gs. to kl 124. per load.

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Although the demand for most kinds of English wool
is not quite so active as in the previous week, a full
average bin iness is doing, at extreme rates at which
niany of the growers, owing to the steady upward
movement in the value of colonial qu.d.;ties at tho
public sales now in progress, have refined to sell. The
continental demand continues to take off more than
average quantities. The prospect of the market is very
satidactory.
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Down Ewes
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Halt-bred Wooers DA 17.1.
Kent Flews
Leicester Meow. mixed
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Flannel Wool
Minket Wool iL ltd.

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
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W.tattnisru, Saturday, Aug. G.—Wheat, At to
446. Oust week. 364- to 48..); tow wheat, --s. to —s.
Oast week, —s. to —a) Barley, ges. to 375. (last week)
As. to ; (Jute, 225. to 24.. Oast week, :r2. to gre.
Beans, 46.. to 50s. (last week, 380. to 4.6 e.) Sib. loaf. lid.
7-Thou was • good sulMil of wheat, and but a slack
demand. Prices were hardly equal to those of last week.
A few fine lots of new wheat attracted much attention.
In other grain tilers was very little doing, and no alter-
ation in price,
Moore...is Prog, Friday.—Old wheat, £lO 104. to
tll 100.; new, £lO lbs. to kll 100. per load. Malting
key, Mk. to 40s. ; grinding ditto, 275. to 23e. Oats,
to 30n. ; beaus, 400. to 56.. malt 645. to 66a. per qr.:
Moor, Th. Oct. to 33e. Oil. per sack.—Our market
we. isoderately supplied with wheat, which realised
the qudations ol this day week. A few samples of new
cm offer, quality generally fair. Barley without change
in value. Oats and beans quiet, at late quotations. Flour
trade study.

At the principal provincial corn markets on Saturday
Lust there was a moderate supply of old wheat, but of
new there was a considerable number of parcels, which
readily eonimanded attention, the desire being to ascer-
tain the quality and probable yield. There was an
absence of those fine qualities which have been pro-
duced the two preceding harvests ; nevertheless, there
appeared to be some useful sorts, and they will yield
=bay well. Farmers were willing to accept re-
of 2s. to 3s. for new wheat, but as to olquali.
libs am rates of lad Saturday's markets wore well
litebsdnine4. The supply of barley mainly coosieted of
Mr/ ' which were thin and P and sold at
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All conununications in relation to whatever de.
pirUnent of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FREDERICK NIALLETT, Editor of the Bored
('ourity Expreee atul Agricultural Uazette, at the
Office, Church Street. Dorchester.
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