The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05 00:00:00

OORN NAItICILTS.

ItramaT.--Balisbury : Limited demand at last week's
rase. Whist. 55e. to 80s.; sad barkg, 365. to 475.
per qr.—Heal : F.nglish wheat quiet, 6$ i.m vows
Wes ; fozeiga nultered.

Wzrornensy.-Mork•Lasie Smell sarvele of bath
English and foreign wheat, and • lisnite• business dose,
as Monday'. prinea---Romon su
Moderato pply, and
Prices had an upward tendency. White wheat, Ms. to
82e.; •od red, 755, to 76a. per 36 stone.-Newark:
Demand for wheat steady; white, 804- to 844.; and red,
72.. to 78s. per 36.5000.
THOISDLY. -Bristol : English wheat in small @apply,
sod sold readily at from 745. to 84S. PM Or. Foreign
quiet, at from Oa to 75e. Barley in fair request; best
malting readied 55.. per pr. Oats, 27e. 94. to 31• 6d.
English. wheat in demand at the
extreme prices of last week; foreign quiet. Barley fully
as dear. Baas the turn higher.
FaiDer.-Mark-Louse : Market very seantily supolled
with Fogliali wheat, in but middling condition. Good
and 6ne samples °hanged hands at priest quite equal to
Monday; but inferior kinds were very at 111341 rates'
sT::ads.rs w"Aralthtohugerhn the transactions transactsupplyM
the qnotations generally were well supported. Vali
little Mange took place in the value at tooting cargoes
of grain. The supply of barley was only moderate.
ansfworeurzyhe:mt,;,:nittte,
8•Irm Programed steadily, at very full prices. Malt wts
in good supply, and fairrequest, at late rates. We were
fairly supplied with oats, for which there was s steady
inquiry, at full quotations. Beans and peas were quite
as dear •• on Monday. The flour trade was firm, but
seeds and cakes were much neglected. -Exeter :
Small supply of corn, and a fair sale at about recent
rstes.-SonfkamPlort : Wheat trade slow, at unaltered
prices. -Liverpool : A limited inquiry for wheat, at
• decline of ld. per
_motel on the week,
SATUIDAY.-/1 : Wheat slow at about last week's
rates, via., 72a. to 83e. per qr.- Worminger : Prices
mush as last weak; wheat ranged from 72e. to 135.. per
qr.- Cambridge : Demand for wheat arm, and trade
quiet; red, 70s. to 74..; and white, 80e. to 84.. per 38
stone.-Cosarerbwry : Saps riot old wheat rather
dearer; choice white made 80s. to 132 e.; seoondark
76e. to 80e. ; and other sort., 70s. to 744.; best re
72.. to 764.; and lower 64.1. to 725. per quarter.
-Dowager : Supply of wheat fair, and the rate, of
last week were generally supported: new. 26e to 281.;
line, Me. to 35..; old, 26e. to 285.; fine, 304. to 32• pee
load of three bushels. -Esse: : Our markets have
presented little change duriag Um pest week. At
Chelmsford wheat was dull at former rates.-Hainp-
shire At Alton wheat was in fair demand, Is. per
quarter more money being given to many instances for
beet mimic Flour an upward tendency. At Newport,
Isle of Wight, wheat averaged 725. per qr.; and at Ring-
wood, Dis, 4d. At Roman' the corn smile ruled firm at
unaltered prices. At Winchester wheat was in abort
supply, and trade was not brisk. Value of wheat on.
altered ; barley and flour somewhat dearer. At Basing-
stoke wheat 'mimed 61s. to 84a.; bouts, 48.. to 834-1
barley, 375. to 44e. ; oats, 28e. to 35.. per quarter; bread,
17d per Blbs. At Andover, wheat, 68e. to Pee.; barley,
34.. to 4411.; oats, 28a, to 35.. per quarter; holueliold
flour, Us. to 55e. per sack; bread, 17d. per Sib..-
Leicester: Wheat for the mord part changed bands at
unaltered eturencisa New white told at 79.. to 133 e.;
new red. 70a. to 775. per 36 steno-04mq: Wheat,
72., to 82.. per qr.; oat., 26e. to 361.; beans, 501. to
64a.; flour, 55.. per seek.-South Woks: Both for
English and foreign wheat transactions stall the district
market• have been somewhat limited, but little or no
alteration has taken place in last week's prices: old
white selling at 94. 6d. per 6131 b..; new ditto, 9.. to
9s. 341.; foreign white, its, to 765.; and red ditto, 725.
to 74.. per 4961b5. -York: The supply of wheat was
very limited, demand firm. Prime for white sorts were
from 7&• to 85..; ditto red, 72f. to He. per 36 stone.

CURRENT PRICES OP ENGLISH GRAIN.
Per Qr. Per Gr.
1•11.11 T
WM , Kent. red, —to tleoten, potato ...„ —to
" Ditto, new 06 to 76 Irish, Sleek ... 33 to 31
" —to " white...... 0 to 30
" Ditto, new, .70to SD
Norfolk sad Wools.
red, .. Tick 43 to 46
" Ditto,,... ——to Harrow 44 to 47
Pigeon 49 to 47
Malting Plan.
Distilling Gray ... 43 to 45
Oriading
amok, Norfolk, and TARR..
tioffolk 69 to 72 Inelieb —to
ingston and Ware —to Winter do. ... —to
FLOCS.
at Town made, per VA
Hie
Household.,
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
es•ship

• -... 17t.41
• $71.41
-I*-

411 to 48

OATS.

Eorli.h, 44-7 ... 36 to 33
. potato ... ... 30 to 36
Stota. raid ... ... —to

CATTLE MARKETS

MITIOPOLITAN, Thursday. Moderate supply of
beasts, which moved off slowly, at Monday's decline in
quotations. Prime sheep were quite as dear u last week,
but inferior breeds ruled somewhat heavy, on former
terms. The supply was seasonably good. Very little
ebange in the value of calves. Pip and mach cows
were very dell, but not cheaper.

_ .
Per 8164., to oink the Offal.
a. d. a. d. s. d. s. d.
Inf. coarse boasts 3 2to 3 4 :Prllme4ooth4osross 2to 6 4
Second quality._ 3 6 to 3 10 1.4 t. coarse calves{ oto 4 6
Prime large caul { oto 4 6 Prune entail
Prime Scots, ke. 4 Bto{ 10 'large hog. ...... 3 4tz 3 8
Inf. comae *beep 3 4 to 4 0 'Neat sial. porkers 2 12t• 4 4
Beyond quality . { 2to 4 6 Scamp ulvee,ech 220 to 240
Prim* coarse 1•11.8 4 Bto 5 0 Qr. old sir 1,144,40 230 to 26 o
Uttar, fla 8.1. to in. 114.
-. TOTAL sortar. 10321111
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Baurroc, Thursday.— it large supply of beet Trade
not very active. In a few instanow 69a. to 70.. per
ova. was obtained, but prices of beet descriptions
generally ruled a little lower, while secondary qualities
fetched from 64e. to 66a. per cwt. The supply of
mutton WA/ extremely large, and a pretty good trade
was done. Best 'others realised Od. to 60. per lb.,
and in a few instances a farthing per lb. more was
obtained for erode-bred.. Ewes sold at to Cal. per
lb. There were a number of lambs on offer, and from
9d. to 101 per lb. was obtained. Tbe supply of store
(settle was moderate, and business was very quiet. Over
1,400 pip were in the market. and a good trade was
done. Porkers fetched from 10r. 9d. to 115. per score.
and bacon pigs commanded about U 10141130 price. There
was a middling supply of horses, and there was a good
demand for first-olase animals.

NEWOATI AND LIADIDILIALL, Friday.—Tbeee markets
have been only moderately supplied with meat, for
which the demand has ruled inactive, at the annexed
rates:— _ .

Per Ma , hy the carom.

..d. s. d. ..d. ..d.
Inferior beef .. 2 10 to 3 a Inferior mutton 210 to 3 2
Otto 8 4 3 0 mkidllnie dlUo.. 3 4„ 4 2
Prime lame do. 3 8. 4 0 Prime ditto... 4 4 4
Prime entail ditto 4 2 . 4 4 llntad pork ... 3 0,.3 6
Veal 3 4 4 2 Urge ditto....
Lambe, 64. Od. to 6, &I.