The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22 00:00:00

markets.

BRISTOL CORN, Tlioasosr.—English wheat blunt
supply, and fatly maintained late rates. Foreign is as
consumptive demand without change Barley Km"
ad per quarter dearer, and a good demand for Nixie l•
malting _purposes. Oats the turn in favour of the ism
BRISTOL CATTLE, Ttiutteosir.—ln the cattle anka
there was only a small supply of beef, but quite must
for the demand, butchers having supplied thaw",
from the American consignment. Prices were lower,*
qualities selling at 765 to 784 per cwt., and inferior Illi
Sheep in fair supply, but sellingbet 'ty at 914 pp ps fir
choice wethers, and 8d for ewes. L stubmore Peon
and cheaper, 10d to Ild per lb. being freely scoot
Store sheep selling well. Upwards of Um stop mu&
and trade continued quiet at prices in buyers' favour.
YEOVIL CORN, FILIDAY. The market vu tin*
attended. Both English and foreign wheat wis
moderate supply, and met with stair sale, without dam
in prices. Barley Is dearer. Maize and oata 61 lowa
SHEPTON MALLET FILLDAY. Wheat, 38s to th;
cedi, Ns to e ;beans, 444 to ; flour, 34 to be*
tkolet 41b. lost. Beef, 14. Wits per 'core ; mune', Si a
I per lb. ; veal, ; lamb. 114 to 12,1 ; fat pip, lls
to 3d per re;sco milk butter, lie to 1.3 j per due;
whey ditto, 19s to lits 6.1; egg!, 11e1 per doses; potss
Is 3d per peck; new potatoes, 11 par lb.
YORK WOOL, THULLOAT.—Toete was a large laud
wool, 300 nizeOlS wing waited, er douldo the quietus d
new uttered at the last marker. Nearly h. whole ol
old is likewise still in store, and little of tios was pal
out. Toe attendance of buyers was an avows use, ess
In the early part of tho day they offtrei 1 aver prim
which sellers were disinclined to take, and as • 0311•14111110
*fiercely any business was done. Later on, howeer,
holders gave way and submitted to • reductioa at shwa
per &sent. • large portion of the wool was thus deal
out. The following were the quotations :—All h. Use
18. • ewe, 15s to 16.; cross-bred hog, 14. 61 to Lill:am
brea ewe, 13. 61 to ii.; and Matitans, 11. 61 isllipe
stone of 141
LIVERPOOL CORN, FRlDaT.—With a fair attendee
at our owlet • mall business has been done or U.S
per canted decline. Californian, Se 81 to 9, 51. Floss
limited request at essar Wee Indian cr, d'lari, we
• xed American, 5. 3,1 to fit 41. &Mak EZlPtat. is a,
7. 11. Peas, Canadian, 6s 6,1 to fls 101. Ous and uteri
unchanged.
WAKEFIELD OORN, FRIDAY. —Ms brilliantine&
yesterday and to-day had ire usual • Eats on the obi
trade, which Is extremely quiet at prices rather is long
of buyers. Maize sod oat,. easier. Beans steady.
WAKEFIELD CATTLE—At this market thus ine•
unusually large supply of fat besets on offer, sad Si
quality of the stock was, with few exceptions, first des
The show included 430 splendid Canadian beams. Int
cattle, which have lately been held bock us now Ms
sent over rather freely, and 43 peas were staked
good useful beasts from the nun hbourhool of DO*
There were also several lots of capital Scace beaus he
the Aberdeen dietrict, and six or seven pens were Mil
with the Jutland animals. The beef trees ruled val
heavy, prices were considerably easier than for eons liat
past, and a clearance could not be effected. Diet
animals made about 841 per pound, or 0. 111 per steed
Ulna, ordinary quality 8,1 to 851 and rough and WI
swims's, 751 to 71.1. There were OM leas sheep and hi
on offer than on the previous Wednesday, the swig
penned being 6.400 as against 6,000. Trade ruled ralg
heavy, but the reduced supply enabled dealers to seldi
about late prices both for lamb and sheep. Lambs all
at lid to Is per pound, choice little crom-bred steep th
from 91 to ftd per oound, and heavy sheep, 81 lulL
The Durkee was again well supplied with Parts, Ida
seemed to be in good request. Fet calves made aerie
per pound, and breeders from 30e to 36s each. Must a
pigs wore exhibited, but buyers were scarce and tab
rather dull. Small pigs were again rather cheaper, •
simile pigs made more money. Fat pigs, Si so Is it
stone, large sows, 7s to 75 41 per stone, Thera ion •
lean beasts and mulch cows on offer, bet the deemed le
such stock seemed very limited, and the litt'e Wise
done was at the following rates i—Barren heelers, /311
£l3 each, and good animate. .gl7 per head; snitch
£l4 to .C9B per bead.
CHEMICALS.—Since the publication of our last thill
has been very little, if any, material alteration is•
position of the chemical markets. Values have
moderately steady. Makers see no reason to depart tie
the current prices ruling, and are consequently toinsell
firm to their quotations, with very few expeptioos 111
volume of business shows as yet but little inane,. Me
tholees inquiries are more numerous, and conessnge•
more broadly disposed to cover their forward mph&
MINERALS—The attitude of the various Weed
markets does not give hope for much enoonragemmt
• favourable rescUon is near. Consumers arsc..,
working down their stocks and completing the
entered into earlier in the year. Who.* this is aelal
came, they evince • &aided disposition to avoid huyief •
any tolerableonantities whether for prompt or forw•
hence there es only a very limited trade doing, WI.
various depots are rather overburdened with suIONS
METALS—A slightly favourable change hi' 42
observable in respect to metals during the weak PI
has recovered some of its symptoms of weakness, sM
the moment seems healthy. Waegow warrants essine
first to feel the alteration, and strong markets have bi
reported. The prime cause poems to be rather • scare*
iron for prompt, delivery which has compelled 1•000.1
to buy In fear of advance. The pence has steadily Mem!
to about 48. per ton.—From .T. Berger Spence sad 00
Weekly Report, Manchester, June nth.
BATH CORN, baronime.—The. English wheat mat
was in small supply, and sold at Is less mosey this 1101
week. Foreign realised barely late rates. Tbs Pito
feedhugetuffs was well maintained.
GLOUCESTER CORN, SATURDAT.—Tbe 01011
Eoglish wheat was fair, and prices were ls Pee VIM
Foreign slow at a similar reduction, except ler 0:1";
samples. Maim tid to Is per qr. dearer. Oruldied""
unaltered in value. Oats the turn easier.
TAUNTON CORN, Sartiapar.—Mowing hoist f°_..
commenced hark and the weather being fine, thin*:
small attendance in the earn markat. sad the ieria;
dull. Prices ruled generally in favour of buyefL
stuffs, however, bad a rather firmer tendescf•
prices Were :—Wheat, English, 61 91 f°
6.
CllMlToreign, 48.8.51.' barley, grinding, Ni to 0
oats, 22, to 2114 ; beans, 31Fo to Mla ; pea( cuingoll
Si to 38s ; ditto, flak Ss to Us; fionr, test
wands, 38. to 311... 14
WARMINSTER CORN, Ss.rvp.niy._Tbiflvis
dbiranit, y4Ose'atoßeamwhea4B. ;i:a:dooodawhichaat7 30stawrnetto"Walorwirributsalendiellwateek.. 111:1°11P;
beans, file to Beg; oats, les to 98•=.2 .p z,
CORK BUTTER Serunrisr.
seconds, 108 s ; thirds, 106 ; fourths, ; Ofthlsso,.. ,
Superfine, IEI Fine mild, 115 s ; mild, 114.. 6.10
Firsts, ills; seconds, 10fie. !dumber of &hies 0
mark et 1,711

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RUSSIA AND OHINA.—The rising against Mi—
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In Central Asia is spreading, and the 1
(Vomiting from Kaahgor, are reported to have
Fort Nadu. A rumour to the same effect hoe
reached St. Petersburg.
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MILITARISM IM lan from
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states that the Greek government are taking
for hicreasing the army from 12,300 to 10G
In et Petersburg prepustions are betas mlT's siO,
actazativn.gency that may arise wiz tontic,"7,is My
1400 moldier, will altss.,l. itsOrt) trim des sent :Idled them
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int reductions have taken pleas in the values id
and rails. Hematite, from mi Ai to a we/
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MARRIAGE
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the Rev. T. W. Kelm rector of zit Nisi's'
law Nth year. I I°
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