The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16 00:00:00

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.

At the feeding markets on Sattuday, wheat in good
condition whin advanced Is, per qr. At Doultester
there was a urge attendance at the earn 41116.14;e.
The supply of sew wheat was much larger than on sat
previous oesasioa duce the halved, but in oonsequenee
of the recant heavy tan a great portion ma out of con-
dition. Thews samples hung on hand. Good dry
foreign and Lipids pantie Is. per imperial quarter
dearer than last week, quotatioas tansies from 84s. to
665. A very small quantity of barley et estrum priests,
end from Is. to Be. Muer than last week-421. to 48s.
Oats and tams else Is. dearer. Loot wesek's °Motel
average for wheat was 62k-A small sanely of stook.
Bureaus realised from Ell 10a, to EIS se. per heed.
Heifers end calves sesroe, sad very deer. Fat beef, 18e.
per seam • small supply ef &beep, fat 1111100 making
;se to 661. per heed, and fat wethe-s Mis. to 71s. earth,
or 104. per lb. Ludo aceree, sad very dear • a
moderate trade. At Bath theft were very few efierain
of wheat on offer, cad meet of it was damp and out of I
condition ; anytideg dry realissi very high prime, and
was quick* bought up. Beans an.l peas le, dearer.
At Norwich Mere wee no materiel Mange in the whist
nide the tempi, was fair, and atiAdanee
brood. 800111 kw samples abarley were on offer, sod
brought very high prior.. At Gloucester Ingileb
wheat was more freely offered, end beat week reamed
en &dream of le. per quarter, but the majority of the
ample, was In =Melling tondition. Foreign In fair
comumptive domed, at tally la over lest week's rates.
Grinitaal: hge a risi and make rather dearer. Oats dna
At there was a fair supply wheat, lead the
trod* m Ina at the admaes of lest week for all doe
qualities, old and new. • good inquiry for malting
barley, and the prime ranged from 445. to 52,. New
beaus mot with buyers at Vls. to 455., and new pees
.4 38.. to 42e. Flour 3r. per auk dearer; heineholdsl.
536; osoude, 495. At Warminster eery limited supply
of wheat. Only s few sales wens effected, and no quot-
able edemas was made Best burleys were much in
and realised high prime ; 520. woe the top
plies we heard of. Wheat 121. to 67a. per quarter;
larl.y, 365. to 50e.; oaU, 22.0. to 30a; beans,4os. to 48& ;
peu, 36e. to 45a.; rye, .2.1. to 38i; vetches, 4s. to
per bushel ; lour, 40r. to 475. per sack ; bread, Is. 21
per =.e. At Lurid! a few samples a new wheat
• ' the condition variable; in thing good
realised an advises of ls. to 25. per qr. For*. mom-
mended • similar lreprovernent. The Armors of the
market is quit* sulliduit to induces millers to work on
with mutton, to tiorry may not be over done with dear
stook but with this return to wet weather there
appears to be no likelihood of prices reductag. Very
little buley on offer; grinding scarce, sad again Is. per
gous' t' dearer. At Besting the unveil of sample* of
all sorts of sore were much fewer than usual at this
mason. • fair demand for both old and sew wheat,
and the Mimeos a lest week fully maintained, geet
old white wbrst milted from 70e. to 74a., and other
eons from 861. to 705.; beet new wheat, Us. to 72%,
and secondary from 525. to 62e.; hest red (nusery),
665. to 705.; secondary, 80e. to Gk. Flue new malt
fog barley, at.. to 525.• osteefoonclition sun,
38s. to 44e. • quiet Wadi for cats; Poleads, old,
made from Viss to ns.• Waterloo, 244 to 28e.- Tarter',
225. to 28e. At Elostlacapten rather more eff;rtag from
growen and a fair attenmis of dealer.. Good wheat
and mis.ltiog barley were Inquired for 66 NU rates;
Indeed, all demo:Oboe of produce were the turn
against buyers. Wheat, middling sad good, db. to 72..;
malting barley, 40e. to 46e.; oars, bed heavy, Halo 361.;
and other sorts from 25.. upwards.
SOUTHAMPTON, PIUDAY.-A very email supply of
slosh, sheep being particularly scum, owlets to Wilton
tale. Besets felinity Spanish) °banged Mode at 181.61
Co lie. per room, and sheep at Gs, fkl. le 81. 81. per
atone.

B•II7IIDAT.—The market wad tolerably sup-
plied with oarcedises of all deemiptions, and there wee
• fair as st the Prises surrent last week.
GLOCKSTER, finrourosi. Beef in small supply, end
ppisse gm, at about late rates. Sheep an average
Onmb,r, and chokes mantels sold St good price.;
Inferke neglected. Veal in fair demand, sad prime
pins. Little doing in lamb. • large number of Cons
wad sad Ozfordshlre ram. haws been sold during it.
ere*, end bars fetched high prises.

At Wesslearorth,_ on Saturday, Philip Meredith,
dairyman, of Old Town, Clapham, wee cuounned for
selling milk and water am genuine milk. The defendaat
pleaded gully, and was /nod £lO.
BAILWAT AOOlll/31T. —Oa Saturday a *moon the
Loudon mantel which leaves Matgaie at ten minutes
iota* three o'clock Is the afternoon Ina approsehing
the Slrehla Station, whoa the driver of the train
sew eaveralcda of cattle as the Ilse a Awl Macon
aimed. Ho immediately aleolocood tpeol, and pat on
*be breaks, but beton the train could be brought to.
abeind the engine suns into ealllMon with the rattle,
Wind ten las Alderney min sad 14 tains several othen
The endue wae thrown af the 11. into the sic-foot way,
sad tit* p.,u is the earriagtowere mash shakes.
The driver had hie head very severely braised. The
settle were being drives over a bevel arsgdpg. Wind
.assaaagiabie. sad nu dm the