The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-22 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

YROVIL MABSITS, Friday, Oct. 18.—At the Corn
Exchange there was a very good attendance. Prices
were from Is to 25 higher than last week, but business
was by no means brisk. There were 190 pigs on offer.
BMODO old at &I per lb.—The best Cheese from 56.5 to
76.; Household ditto from 24. to 345 per ewt. Flax
front LIS to £.5 15e per peek. Malt the same as kit
week.
none, lerth.—To-day being the exhibition-day of our
agricultural society, our market was very numerously
attended, and • fair supply of grain was brought to
market. For wheat • rise was demanded, and many
fine lota were sold at an advance of Is to 2. per qr.
Other grain remained at last week's prices; trade, on
the whole, was brisk.
Wasmisersx. Saturday, Oct. 19.—Wheat. 40. to 63.
(lest week, 50 to 6151—Barley, 284 to 44s0d (last week,
325 to 44. Od.)—Orits, 26s to 32.56 (lot week, 260 to
32. Oil—Beane, 40s to 57s (last week. 40. to 580-
81b. Loaf, 13d.—There was • good supply of wheat, and
• fair trade done at rates from Is to 2s per qr.
higher. Barley, 100, was in good supply, but,
sales were dull, and last week's rates hardly Me-
tain•d. Other grain without variation.
WAILITLD CORN MARKET, Friday.—Wheat meets •
fair sale at Is to 2s advance. Fine barley rather dearer.
Egyptian beaus Is higher. Other articles unaltered.
Weather fine.
Livia/vol. Conn Manlier, Friday.—A good atten-
dance at to-day's market. Wheat is good; consumptive
demand at extreme rates of Tuesday. Flour, 6d per
barrel and sack dearer, with a fro sale. Indian corn—
healthy demand ; mixed, 38. to 345 3d. Egyptian beans
_ !
inquiry; Said.., 375. No change in other
articles.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCR )(ARKET, Friday.—Sugar with-
out cluinge.—Goffes: 300 begs Kw, at 51s to Ms.—Riot
Large business; Neeransie, at 104 4i to Ila for low to
common old, and 105 for firet-elass damaged; Bassein at
its 10/cl, open chapter fully insured ;600 tons.Neeransie,
Ma4irartepercr:vps 100 ; Rangoon, late shipment, at
Baterot. Suiten Manure, Oct 18.—Since our last
there has been stair demand for all kinds. Barbados.,
to both grocers and refiner., low brown, 34s • brown,
Me; good brown, 371; good to fine, 38. to .40; per cwt.
There is nothing very line offering in rum. Of West
India sugar suitable for refiniag the quantity in first
hands is small, and all offering sells readily at fall
rates. Rouse-made goods are very reasonable in prior,
and &steady business doing. The general consumption
is understood to be aatidaotory, though some anxiety
existm se to as continuance in the cotton manufac-
turing districts.
BRISToL CRIZEZ MARKET, Friday—Prices still 111-
main unchanged, with • small demand, except for finest
Cheddar' and Somersets, on which the consuniption
falls moat heavily. Fine Americans are now coining to
hand freely, and obtain a ready ode. Dutch but little
inquired for, and no improved demand for !tingle
Gloucester*.
BRIsTOL HAT, STRAW, AND COAL MARKETS, Friday.
—1 load of clover. at 80s per ton ,• 8 ditto hay, at 75s to
107.6,1 ; 4 ditto ditto, at 1105 to 120,; 8 loads of straw,
at Is 7d to gs 3d per doses. Coal, 12s eer ton.
Coal Boma Masuirr, Friday.—Priees ; hat., 103.;
gads, 99.; 3rds, 96.; 4tls, 86.; sth., 76u; 61hs, 565.
LORDS LIATHIR MARKET.—There has been • large
attendance of the trade at our leather fair to-day (Thurs-
day) and the business done may be considered upon the
whole as satisfactory. The quantity of leather laid down
was not quite equal to that of the col responding fair
last year, and not entirely old. In the warehouses
trade bait been tolerably active, and the demand of •
general character.