The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25 00:00:00

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THE OORN TRADE.

At Bristol, on Thnueday, English wheat in moderate
supply, sod sold slowly, at barely Last week's values.
Foreign °floret at It. per quarter reductiou without
loading to businam. Flour quiet, and 61. per sue
lower. Belting holey in les. demand, at prices
nominally unaltered. For grindings fair kg airy at the
full prioes of last week. Indian corn neglected,
moterato demand for oats, and values were fulty main-
tained. At Ilaneheiter. wheat trade inactive, and at
Birmingiuun dull. At Nark-Lane, on Friday, the sup-
ply of wheat was more liberal; business estnoted, but
st Lumina, lath rater. Barley. matte, end oats steady,
otherwise the market was dull. At Andover the bees
quelities of wheat were in better demand at last week's
prier.; other sorts dull. At Derby new white wheat,
645. to 704.; old, 69i. to 73a; ne• red, 59i. to 63.
old, 644. to 67e. per 36 atone. At Dublin no improve. I
meat in ether native or foreign grain. At Grimsby
buyere operated with cantina, pride@ being same as bat
FrW.y. At Lioseln 'cooly of wheat small and the
trade delL At Liverpool a small business is wheat;
red generally 11, white Id. to 21. per neutral lower.
Fl mr was compasatively Denier...eel, and we ineffec-
tually offered eta reduction of 61. to Ir. per auk or
barreL At Southampton a study sale for all grain
without thence in prima, with the *emotion of grinding
bole', whioh was 61. ter qr. dearer. At Stamford
the demand for wheat without improvement, sellers
holding for late prices. At Wakefield wheat was rather
obeyer, and met with a slow sale.
On Saturday at Bath, free sale for wheat at about
last week's priors. At Berwick, wheat unchanged in
vales. At Cambridge, whoa limited demand sellers
holding out for recent curreeelea At Corbel., .beat
met with, qiiick deinenit at 61. to Is. per Carlisle bushel
&dean m. At Cheateifield, wheat trade dulL At
wheat ordiosry samples were the turn
°hewer. At Doneuter, wheat was dull, at about
region. terms. At Dorchester /um supply of wheat
than for many weeks previonCy, the sample. being in
fine condition. Good qualities mold freely at lea week's
ali, the gootations ranging from 58i. to 625. per
p'elial qr. Barley soli freely, all qultities realising
fully former prior, from 354. to 4154. per qr. Last
week's offloial averages we. :—Wheat, 55.. 714; Willy,
425. 9t. At Exeter, dull trade, prime beteg a
abed. meter. At Gtoueester, fair business doing at
about the ratite of last week. At Grantham,
bathe= active in test ports at late raboo, inferior dell,
At Hertford • little more activity In the wheat trade.
At linnthigdonsltire inactivity has coutinned thiough-
out the preasat week. At Leicester limited demand for
wheat At Northampton Yalu* of wheat not much
altered. At Norwich trade ruled slow, and prises same
aa but week. At Nottingham a quiet trade. Al
Beading demand for wheat limited, and DmrioUl weer.
whoa with difficulty maintained. At Oxford wheat in
good condition folly maintained late quotation.. At
Nisch 'rough bottoms fiat at the rates of last week.
At Richmond there was not enroll if. in the trade,
prices being as list gooto.l. At Warmincar trade
very doll, hut lest week'. price. were generally main-
tained. At Winehut, r trade very quiet; dry ample.
eel. at late ratio, damp and inferior precede inflioult to
quit. At Wiabsch wheat oil.. slew, wile, offering
leo mosey than farmers will take. A% '‘Vorciester
business wu ft .5. prises Molar a downward modeeey.
At York ac go show of wheat, and • Cow trade
at barely the rates of this day eu'anight.

Avg uer.

Wheel
d. ata
Bulgy. O
a. d. a. d.
-
39 11
406
402
40 3
10
- 406
Average 64 1

nb. 1..

-

65 10
MV
63 9
66 8
502
(48

66 1

020
210
22 7
220
21 7
228

40 3

U 2

OATTLII.

METROPOLITAN, THOSSDAT.—Tha °stile Miti•
he. Wee ilepreeeed to-day, mid there has been a tea-
dancy to lower rates. The supply of hew* has ban%
*bort, but muffle...int for requirem.u•s. There has been
e slow trade, at unaltered prune. The supply of *heap
has been eh, rt. Fnslish breeds, although weaker la
value, ere not quotebly lower; but for forolgu I:se
money bas letuo Laken. Chola, waives Cr. deer, hut
other Kris are lower. Pigs unsPeered. About 100
aLl•ch soma have been (Hared on lower terms.

Per stone of Slisa. d. d.
Coarse and Interior Beasts 4 to 410
Sewed Quality Besets 5 to 6 4
Prime large oleo 5 to 5 8
Prime &ate, So. S I to 6 0
Case and Interior Sheep 5 to 6 4
Second quality. ditto 11 to 6 10
Pest 1...0ig course woolle.l .. 7 to 7 8
Primo Southdoerns
Large coarserairea F. W. 8
Prime small ditto 6 t 6 8
Large kart .. 3 to 3 10
intall porkers.. . . 4 to 4 6
llikh Cogs, £ll t per head
Toe... 5i rrtr.—Beeee, 040 cheep, 6550 ; calves, 180;
pigs, 36.1 reign —Semite, 160; sheep, 2480 ; calves, IS3.

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TIIORADAY.-13-4 • short supply • de-
mand awl : prim?, 80a to 8.; secondary, 74%. to
78%1; inferior, 634. to 7.15. Mutton • good supply:
'lit the goneral price of good sheep. Eces end
Interior quality, 101. to 11.1 Boole ho;;eta on
offer, srldoh sold nrytty -rut good price. Fair supply
of st 3re cattle. Trate role' dull for young besets, but
good bailee COW* met read, Mae&
DOIIOIIB.BTIIII, SaTtlaDer. - Comparatively •
rather abort supply a stook, and the late kith pekoe
still readily ootomanied. Fat beef realised fully 15e.
per eo3re; mutton making from 10$. to Is. per lb.;
coos and calves sold at (rem £l5 to £2B per head; and
barpmers at Irma .Cl 4 to
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EX rl'Elt, Baeuaitar.—L.mited supply and fabr
demand. Bast. 14s. Of. to Iss. per sem/ ; Ihrreners
10.. to 11..; 'ow, and calves. £23 to LiO per bead;
eethor sheen, 91. to 11d. per lb.; ewes, 8i I. to 94L ;
store I.atbs 30s. to 50s. crab.