The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28 00:00:00

CORM MARKETS.

Togerisa.--Sclisbcry Larp attendance, and supply
of wheat smell. Priors went up 3s. to 4s. per quarter.
Wheat 70.. to 864.; barley, 38a to 47i; oats, 26a. to
32e.• beau, 60s. to Ma.; and peas. 40s. to 54a
Livrpool : Average attendance and fair business in
wheat, at the costume prides of lost Tuesday. Flour
6d. dearm.--SArliele Trade stow; white wheat 295.
to 31.58. and red, 27a. to 29.. 58. per load of three
buzhels. Flour 2s. 101. to Is. per stone.
WEDNISDLT.-I(ark•Lane: The corn market was
nnu, at the prices of Monday, but the demand was
inactive. —Prow Both atieudance and supply small.
Wheat sold at a little more money, but we did not
hear that HO.. per qr. wee esasediod. Flows makes
545. d. to 56e. per sack.
THOMIDAT.—Brugoi : English wheat advanced la to
2s. a quarter, and prime mite' from 745. to 84a.
Fannin made from 62a to 785. Barley sod oat/ the
turn nearer. —Oloaccsier English wheat brisk at an
advance) of la. per qr., Led foreign is 6.1 to is. higher.
Barley and oats dd. per qr. dearer.—Dewizes: Wheat
holders asked an &drones of 2.. to 3a per qr., which
checked trade, ad ultimately a fair bushier was done,
at the lull rates of lest week.—Birmingtam: Supply
of wheat pretty fair, and a brisk demand at previous
quotations. For foreign advancied rates were asked.
barlcy sold at top currencies. A more healthy feeling
in the demand for oats, and Immo met • good inquiry.
In peas not much dolng.—AfeiteAtater Floe sample.
of English wheat sold at la per qr. more money ; other
descriptions brought extreme rites; foreign held for an
advance of 2d. to 3d. per motel, but not mush doing.
Au advance of 61.1 per sack was tried for on flour, but
without success, late rates being generally made. Oats
supported their full value. Oatmeal quite is dear.
Beaus made la. per qr. more money. Indian corn, is.
to Is. ild. per qr. cheaper. _

FlLlDAT:—Jleark•La;te : Very limited quantity of
English wheat, and its general quality woe inferior.
Demand for both red and white pared' incur/live. Never.
tholes', Monday's prices were freely supported. Show
of foreign wheat extensive. In all kinds sales pro
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greased slowly, at previous quotations. Footers, gene-
rally, were very Ana in their demands, although the
stocks 61 werehouse have increased of late. Floating
cargoes of grain met • slow sale, at about lad week's
currency. Most descriptions of barley met • steady
inquiry, on former terms. The supply was tolerably
good. Malt supported Monday'. quotations, but the
iuquiry for it was inactive. A full average business
doing in oats, at extreme quotations. Scone and peas
were very firm in price. Indian eon) wee • doll inquiry.
Flour, seeds, and cakes ruled about stationary.—
Liverpool: Wheat in fair demand at Monday's prices
Flour deady.—SestAamptos : Wheat in goof demand
at prices the turn in seller's favour.—Wriefiegf
Wheat bald firmly for the extreme pried of last Friday,
but millers buy sparingly.
SATURDAY. —Bath ; Wheat sold slowly at from 701.
to 801. ; barley, 38s. to 44a. ; oats, 270. to 20s, for
black, and up to 33.. foe whit.; beau Ma to 565. ; and
peso 445. to 50a, per qr. Sseends dour, 511 s. to 555. per
tack. At other Somerset markets the corn trade on
the whole is quiet, without any aigrettes in prim.-- --
Warminster : Moderate hound foe wheat, from 725. to
820. per qr. Barley adviseed Is,, the quotation being
38s. to 470. per qr. —Candy-Age: Wheat trade steady
at Is. advance. White wheat 80s. to 844., and red 700.
to 745. per 36 slooo.—nerty Wheat. la. dearer.
Old white 82a to 84a, new, 641. to 72a;
old red, 75e. to 781.; to 78., new, 60s. to 66e. per 36
stops—Eats : The cern markets show but little
change. White wheat, 725. to 785., and red,
68.. to 745. per quarter.—Huntinpdonakire:
At our markets wheal has been Is. par qr. &ord.—
/Cost ; Nearly all the markets have bees firm, with •
good inquiry. Best white wheat 7801. to 811,, and red
725. to 75e, per qr.—Leicester: A healthy demand,
and new white wheat made 78s, to 834., new nid
70s. to 71s. pa 96 stone.— York Demand firm, al •
alight advance. White wheat from 78.. to 82.., red
728. to 766. pee 36 stone.

CATTLE lIIARKITM

Mlrrnorourau, Thureday.i.ly of besets only
moderate, demand tor all ruled heavy, and
Monday's quotations were barely supported. A ionised
inquiry tor 'beep, and pekes were s dads esker. Tbe

lap* waa totwably goad. V. bane no ebange to
Doll., in the rano of salves. Tits inquiry for pip and
mile cone woo insative, on former terms,
P b., to sank the Offal
4. s.d. d. d.
lot eoars• bouts 3 41.3 IPrisse4oothdowas6 2101 6
Socoul quality... 3 810 4 }lag. roam. calves 4 2to 4 4
Prima 'arr.. rata 42t0 4 Moir small
Priam Soots. kr. 4 10 to Large
In!. coarse sheep 3 a tot N.. 1 ~,1 pakten 2 101.4 4
Sissood quality .. 21.4 Scltost. calvesoch 22 0t026 0
Primo warm wild 4 8101 Qr.. 14 str 1130mIttiii
Lambs, Oa 44. to 7a. 44.
TOTAL 801111.8.

1302.00
8200 Sheep
41?
Sheep
Calm

1011 ZION

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Besirrot, Thursday. —The largest supply of fat beef
we have had this year. Trade dull, ezorot for heel
ta*one, but prime were very firm, be.t samples
uclx from DU. to 70s. per curt, ant oesoodarr, from
63. to GU. An exwedingly largo sho• of sheep,
ineludiag about 1,66)..,, doe, from Cireneester. The
majority on offer were out of the wool, and best wailers
realised from 63, to 60., and ld. par it. more was
girlie for sheep in the cool; indifferent aorta met with
scaeoel7 any inquis7, sad exceedingly low prioes were
aceepted. A fab show of store sheet,, and the reee"
rains have caused an improvement in trade. Kik&
cows met • very good demand at • marked advance in
prier's ; in on. or two exeeptiorml o•ecia upwards of £24
wi,e given for specially good descriptions, but a more
„ors" figure was from tit to CIO. A rather full
'apply of pigs, numbering over t,OOO, hut the demand
um fully equal to it, trade being brisk, owing to the
improvement ID the boson market, and prices showed •
further advance, beet descriptious of porker. ..4 bi.on
pigs realising from Ils, to lie. 31. per more. A
moderate show of horses, but trade was quiet.
NXWGIATS wo LIADEVIIALL, Friday.— There have
been moderate suppliee of all kinds of meat on wk, for
which there has been • fair trade, at our quotations

Per Um carcass.
s. d. at .d. ad.
Innerlor beef .. 2 10 to 11 2 Inferior mutton oto 3 4
Middling dim. s 4 1 6 middling ditto.. 6,, 4
Prime lame do. 3 8 4 0 Priem ditto.. 4 „ 4 6
Prime asall ditto 4 8 _4 41am 1 pork ... 10 „ 3 6
Vial 3lO .4 41 Lams ditto... . . 4 4
Lambs, U. 4d toO. 44.