The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-11-12 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKITS.

YZOVIL. Nov. 8. —The Corn Exchange waa well
attended and prices were firm, with an upward ten-
dency. There were 130 Waste, 450 sheep, and 220 pigs,
on offer. Bacon mold at 7ld per lb, best charm 1164 to
bonashold ditto 244 to At wort. Flax £4 15e to
£5 10a per pack.

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FlOlti, Nov. 6.—Although the weather wee
unfavourable the corn.market was to-day well attended,
and a fair quantity of grain was pitched. Trade was
not brisk, eonsiderable caution being exercised on both
sides and purchases were apparently confined to
immediate waste. Wheat regained the slight reduction
of last week, the top price being about 645, although the
extraordinary figure of 138 e was asked for a sample of
seed wheat. Barley vu firm at 34a to 301;
and oata ranged from 32.6 to 30a. BUIL 44a to fide ;
peas, 43s to 465.
BIRVINGHAY, Nev. 7.—At this day's market there
was a limited supply of new wheat, and buyers were
oompelled to pay an advance of fid to ls per qr. on One
qualities ; but this improvement did not extend to any
other description. Barley dull, and some kinds lower.
We reduce our quotations for oata 641 to la per qr.
Beans firm, Peas quite as dear.

MANCElliffrill. Nov. 7.--Bince this day seinnight the
trade has assumed a firmer tone, bet withers! any Orr•
responding activity in the demand, and in Use limited
business doing prices of wheat and lour hays ruled
ratberin favour of sellers. Our market this morning was
well attended, bet transactions in wheat and lour were
of • retail character, holders gemerally requiring a
slight advance in prices. To maks sales, however,
it was to accept previous rates. Oats were
ld. per 451 b. , and minimal without alteration
in vales. Egyptian beam and Indiaa corn were sash
rarlier dearer.

OLasoow. Nov. 6.—This day's market was tolerably
well attended. Wheat end dour were iu moderate
request for consumption, at fully last Wedneeday's
currency. Barley was 6d higher per MOM. Oats and
oatmeal were the turn cheaper. Feeding beaus declined
6d per 2621 b. Grinding beans, peas, and Indian corn
as before.

LIVIRPOOL COIN MAIMS?, Friday.—There was •
fair attendance at to-day'. market. Wheat was in
good consumptive demand at the full prices of Tuesday.
Flour: A moderate sal., without change in price.
Indian earn was in fair request. Mixed, Sib Oil to 335.
Beans steady. Saida., Nis to 36. 6d. Other articles
unaltered. Imports: Ireland, Am.—Wheat, 132 ;
barley, 75; and oats, 860 quarters; oatmeal, 2,339
loads ; Soar, 771
.afteks. Foreign: Wheat, 36955;
peas, h3l; and Indian corn, 33,337 quarters; oatmeal,
425 qrs ; dour, 8,207 sacks and 2,581 borreLi.
LIMPOOL PRODUCZ MIALLET, Friday.—Business
quiet, without change in prices. Nothing doing in
rum noise, or rice. Saltpetre 100 bags, at 3 per cent.
refstion.
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WAILIIILD CONN /LAMM, Friday.—Wheat to-day
was generally held for rather over last Friday's prices,
but the business passing was not extensive. Barley
WM very doll, and ls to 9s lower. Other artides un-
altered.

RIMITOL SUGAR MARKET, Nov. 8111.--Ehr There
is a staid, business doing in all kinds at full price.;
the quantity of good quality suitable for refining
porposes is very small, and owls kinds command extrema
rates. No change of say kind to report in house-made
goods.
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BRISTOL CORM MARIUS, Friday.—The demand
contisees very slugglish for low sad amid qualities, and
prices an rather easier. Fine qualities are in fair de-
mand at previous prim. Deteh and Americans are
very little inquired for. On the whole the tarn is in
favour of lb. beyer.

BRISTOL HAT, STRAW, AID COAL MARILSTS, Friday,;
Too loads clover, front 89i to 911, 6d por ton. 13i: loads
hay, 904 to 109. par too; two boas ditto, 1104 to 126..
Eight loads straw, 1. 104 to 9. 74 pot down. Coal, 13.
per ton
Coss Burro' 114 u cr, Friday.—Firsts.lo34 ;seconds
994 . • thirds, 89.; fourth., 86.; labs, mitthe, SOL
1,700 Lidos Ist th. mackel.