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

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THE CORN 'MAD&

The grain too is at Marlelane hu eiontinued very
firm. Sales bare been made rather readily, and for
°Lyrics oemyleee act coc t.iou.l admions of le. per tr. ham
Iren paid. Paolo °is ate .011 In favour of a sousolidas
thins( firmness. rod • turtle.' sdvsnoe may eoPnotaL
Tho otos* of wheat in London ia about 11114,030 ore.,
end of flour ~boot 250.010 owta; in Liverpool tne
sleeks are 300,000 qr.. of wheat, nod 64,000 molts and
b.rr. Is of flute. During the wawa which oame to a
close on Saturday our Importations of wheat WON
nearly forty nix million a ate., and of gnu about pia
milieu lied a hail cots., beiog an exams of about big
mutton owls, of wine% and three million cwta of dour
on thn previous lOW, A. Barley firm in value and da-
mn& Oats hare besu eurebasid to a fair extent, at
outcome eaten, DWI lonise has rebelled very fill priors.
"young ond peas firm, and quite as dear. Canary flour
oeceek,aeli, Is. desror. London average prioe of wham&
for the week ending September Sod, Wt.: turio7.
455. I 01.• oato, 27,
On T,aocioy, rat inalishurv, an &drums of la. was ant&
blished in wheat. At Hall the market Irsa
At Nereastlo both 01l new -boot was Is. dearer.
0. woje.day, at Muk.lane, the demand for
Rogibd, astuae for export continued, and the tone was
very st,o,r In coast.' irons. Foreign 61. to Is. dearer.
Flour very firm. Al. Prom* the extreme rates of last
week were obtlinol•
On 71or,„te, at Birmingham fair supply of Inglish
wheat. Like foreign, it realised Is. to Es. per gr. more
morttly. Barley is. enr opt higher. Oats tending up-
ward., At gory -it. Edmund'. only a latauty supply
of whoof. for ~bioh fellers had no diMoulty in um.
minding licti valets, and in Poole eases an advanoe of
Is. per ye. was obtained. At Manchester both English
and fordo' brought previous prises At Newbury
busisem ruled brisk Ind SW Winne, of Is. to 2.. per
qr. on late rides woe obtained. One sr two prangs of
now bsrley were exhibited of napierior quality nod it
good rendition. The holier, began by asking 52a. per
qr., arid eventually succeeded in obtaining 504. per qr.
Other el( sorfp•ione of barley sold in retail only, at 34a.
to 41s. per qr. The prim of floor has this week risen
to fb.toxfonf of 3.. 4 par auk, households now selling
at 555. per sank and *monde et 50a per sack. At
Beatol there was very little English wheat on offer,
and for any good conditioned samples extravagant
prises were asked, but not paid; for foreign there was
a good oensemptive demand, at Is. per gamier &deacon
In malting barley nettling yet doing; the stooks of
filittilez ore quite eximuted, and for some dont at
hand, per et *ewers, an improvement of la per quarter
I. rudlly obtaioable. Indian iota in good request,
and 61. per quarter dearer. Oats fully maintain their
value, it. w Irish blacks and tawneys making 25e. 62.
per 304111. Beaus name, and again dester. At Devises
an exceedingly small market ceased principally by the
titter inability to thrash. Prices advanced from 3s. to
fa per qr. for both old end ne• wheat. Flour has gone
up in proportion; and bread advanoed ld. a gallon.
On Friday. at Marielane, ettendanste rattier liberel.
English wheat firm, at Monday's advanced
_prioss.
Foreign maintained that day's quotatiens. Flour-
Antillean barrel. 34. to 6.1. dearer, Australian maks Le.
dearer. Barley rather dearer. Cltats as on Wednesday,
rather dearer than on Monday lest. Linseed and repi-
ned fully as dear. Cotton stud without alteration.
Melon rather dearer than on Monday. Beaus and peas
m. Floating cargosa-Wbeat very firm-60r. to
63.. refused for °dens. Barley none on sale. Beans
very firm. Maine in better demand end rather dearer.
Rye nominally 40s. Linseed steady. Rapeseed
insotiv^. Po;.pyseed getting dearer. Cottonseed ne-
atened.- At Darby supply of wheat fait and trade
firm. The demand, however, was not motive, the
trumeted being at an advsses of Is. per qr.
on the rates of last week-At Linoola, abetter attend-
&nos, and the supplies of new graia more liberal. New
wheats ree11..4 vt.ry Ligh poise-white, from 681. to
745. ; rid, 645. to 67e. per qr. New barley exuasively
dear, line pareele averaging from 475. to 541. per qr.
At Liverpool a fair attondanee of the lawn and 'menu,
trade, but less dieposition to bay owing to the high
prioes asked. Whit* wheat sold slowly at Tuesday's
prioes, wild. red American, being onniparatively mann,
was to SOMA oases Id. to 21. per 100 lb. dearer. Oats,
with few offering, brought more money. Barley also
brought rather better prioce.-At Wakefield dry new
wile.% mot • steady sale, at full prams ; damp ptroals
dilboult to quit; fresh old wheat is, dearer. New
barley in fair demand, at Literates.
On Saturday, prime for wheat oontinned firm. At
Andover only • small supply of corn, sod prises showed
• provailing upward tendeocv. Wt.'s' gas to 601, qr.;
barley, 34a to 460. ; oats, 24.. to 305.; flour, 45.. te
475. per oak ; bread, 744. to 84. per 41b. lost. At Bath
wheat was in very short supply, only two samples of
new beteg offered. A quiet trade was done, at la For
qr. advanch Winter vetches oold at from is. to 7e. 64.
per bushel. Other grain unaltered in value At Dor-
chester only a small stieuratoo, and but a limited
bosoms* was tronsawerl. The supply of Eaglish wheat
was small and tautly out of condition ; but good, dry
',rot le, realired Is, more than lest west. There were
but • few lumping of malting barley offering, and no
ulis wore trunsloted. An dvanoeusitui of 61. to Is.
.s catsbtislii d io oats. At Reading the supply of
wheat Was limited for tio time of year and trade
rath-r tint, owing to the high prices &shed. Every-
thing was Maser. The eonditiou ca. the new wheat woe
gaol, owl cid at fully ls. to 2.. more money. One lot
suited 750, but from 675. to 745. was the average ran.
Old wheat w. s dearer, fetehing from 64.. to 69.. Oats
were in Itmi:ed supply, and moved off slowly, at from
275. to 30s. Very dude new barley, not • slow trade,
at higher price:, ranging from 48.. to 52.. At South-
ampton trade was gesetally dnil, and in such edge as
weto effected wbeat realised an advance of Is. per qr.
on last •eek's rates. Grinding barley was deo is.
dearor, whtle oats were firm at late rates. At War-
minster • very small supply of corn at market.
Though Os dowsed was far from motive, an &drum of
fatly 2.. per qr. was obtained for. wisest. Other grain
sold firmly, allot. prices. Wheat, 52a to 67a. per qr.;
barley, 36a to 50..; owe, 22.. to 30e.

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CATTLE.

BALI3I3IIIIY, TIIIIIDAT.—Piumber of beasts on offer
at the brtaighUy amass was shorter than at last
market, cod all good and serviceable C1011li1_• °oat-
lasadeo good prices. Prime oxen wain cpsotel at
16a. 61. to 160. 6d., sod secondary qualities from 14s.
to 150 per scorn. A limited number of sheep, and the
neat mote meth', dt.eotod of al fall rate& Beet
eights.' ine4s.lol. • lb., and ditto.,.. 91.

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FROME, WICDSVIDAL—A nail supply or cattle and
•toiu atteudauce. The demand vas limited, and the
prime were rather lower. Very few sheep on offer and
the trade noadnaL _

musrou Tllet•DAV.—Not • large supply of beef,
but it proved quit. sufloient for the oergand, which
was comperetively 'united, lied prim. had a downward
tendency, best descriptions melting .t 84s. per owl.,
and middling siimpes °bulged hands very .lowly at
913 r. Good welter motion rather short, and in demand
at 91d. par lb.; but of unddiing and inferior samples
the.. wema fair number, whioh were very difficult to
sell, even at low prim's. Some heavy lambs on off or,
at from 91, to 10.1. per lb. We received about 1,000
head of store cattle from Ireland, and to these were
added SOO left ower from tb• fair on Tuesday. They
again mot with a slow sale, at • redaction in value,
and a number of them were left in bend. Of lanai
cows a limited show, but quite enough to satimly the
demand. Lot many buyer. promoting themselves. Prime
rather Grub and sone extra quality animals made front
420 to i 24, but £l7 was the average figure. There
were bog pie, whom sold more slowly, at 121. 31. for
berm pigs, end 12e. 8.1. far porters.
KS fROPOLI VAN, Taultaner.—Arrivala a good
Thtiaday's average. The beef trade munreenoed sad
coon:mod firm, with a good demand, at fully Monday's
robs; there was moreover, a tendency upwards, whteh
applies to the foreign Made as well. In the sheep
market mum progressed slowly, yet at fully Monday's
value. Chola' Dawns and hail•breda in demand, and
met a re.dy rale; other descriptions tardy. A fair
iusiount of bocbess done in foreign, Tll6lllO 0104.14 SI 00
Illooday. So taw mlleh cows on offer that quotations
most stand nominally es last week. Tbei end misrket
filmed moodily, at an admen oa last neorded rates,
choirs qualities being sought for. Pork trade heavy.
Total /apply. Foreign Supply.

I.lheep ottd Lmb. .. 103,470
Colt*. 084
1101. h CJIrl 101 • •
10 .*
lutorlor çlity. Pint Quo/
Hy.
Poet .. 10. 4.1. to 60. ... 6s. Id. to OA 04.
Mottos 64 141. to Ott Od. .. 81.64. to Os. 104.
Veal .. to. 4d. to bo. .. 81.04. 806,. 2d.
P.rk 4*. Sd. to 40. 84. .. bo. M. to los. 04.
At per .tono of tilo.. stoking ttot caw.
1111.6 wont Eogli.h Art to £29 pbr hood.
DI.OCLI £l4 to £62 „

SOUTtIAMPION, TILIDAT.—With a very @hen
snowy of stook at market beasts fetched from 184 to
16.. per more, and sheep from 68 61. to 7e. per atone.
liAl'll, SATURDAY. —TIM.' In* MI average ea ply
cl o..reaseee, ape prime hen in upeard tendeaey. Bwf
11.1 mutton realised from 5.. 10.1. to 61. 2i. per state
filla.; lamb, b.. 2.1. to 6..; veal, 61. to 6s. 81.; perk,
dt. 81. to 44. 10d.

IlArmenAT.—The cattle market wa4
bat thinly supplied with moat. which mot with & eredy
oaks Ist beef realised 14e. Bd. to 16.. 64. per wore,
and mutton from DI to 101. per lb., 11d- being gram
in one lantana) for a prime lot of wetheire. Lansbi,
334. 6ii. to 40.. 61. snob. Callao name end very
deter.