The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

YEOVIL STOCK MARKET, FRIDAY.—The !limber
of pigs penned was about 168. Very little basins.. done.
Sheep 180 to 200. which met with rather a slow
demand. Beasts 180, many of which changed hands at
• low figure. Mutton 614 per lb, 10. 6d per score.
Bacon by the Ilitch 8d per lb. Cheese. Household, 24s
to 314 per cwt. Beat raw milk ditto Hs to 625.

YEOVIL CORN MARKET.—Wheat 284 to 30. per
seek. Barley from 30s to 38.. Beans from 181 to 211.
New wheat much higher, and maintained a Jinn price
62s to 64s per quarter. Very little done in flex, IA
much the same rate as last week. Trade was however
by no means brisk.
FROMK, Taosanar.—Our cern-market was to-
day well supplied with grain, and the attendance was
large. Prices being on the rue in other markets, an
advance was demanded in wheat. This led to a dun-
nage in trade, and very little business was done, quota.
tious nominally unaltered—the samples sold
being at a shade in advance of last week's prices. Old
wheat, 40s to Ma; new, 50s to 61s; oats, 234 to 31s;
beans, 45e to 62a.
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Feinar.—W beat
meets a fair isle, and is Is dearer; 8. advance was at
first asked, but this checked the demaud. Barley,
unless very be, meets a dull sale. Other articles un-
altered.
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LI V ERPOOL CORN M ARK ET, FllDAY.—Fairat-
tendenoe at to-day's market. Wheat in good demand,
at an advance of 24 to 3d per centime. Flour, good
qualities. scare', and 6d per barrel dearer. Indian corn
in good request; mised 31, 6d to 31. 94. Eel:Wien
Beans, 1140 6d to 355. Very litUe offering. Other
articles unchanged. Imports, Ireland : Wheat, 744;
barley, $9; oat', 2,377; oatmeal, 2,195 loath; flour 497
sacks. Foreign Wheat, 21,067; beans. 340; peas, 366;
Indian corn, 15547; flour, 8,784 barrels.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, FRIDAY.—
Sugar: There has again been a very excited market to-
day, and a large business has been done at rather irre-
gular priors, but in most instances at an advance of fully
fld per cork Coffee : Twenty tierces Jamaica, at
aucUon, sold at 75. to 95.64 per cwt. Rice: 5,00 a bags
Rameins, sold at lls 3d per cwt. from the quay.
Tallow remains unaltered. Gambier ateady.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, FlUDAT.—Thore 1. 00
new feature to remark upon ; prices remains stationary,
and a fair demand exists for all kinds of good quality.
Low grocery are negleoted. In homemade goods there
is a lair business doing at steady rates. Rum is quiet,
without change in value.
BRISTOL HAY. STRAW, AND COAL MARKET,
FIIDAT.—Teo loads of clover, from 100 a to 106 s ; foer
ditto hay, 72.64 to 110 s; two ditto ditto, 1204 per ton.
Six, ditto straw, Is 9d to 2s 2d per dozen. Coal. 12a
per ton. .

BRISTOL CHEESE MARKET, FRIDAY. —Tbere is
a hill ie the demand lor Dutch cheese, which was
anticipated by the meant advances. Good parcels of
American ,aeer. are headily sold, and arrivals are
corning in slowly. Farmen actively prim sales of
eheese—lup quantiliss being inferior or badly made—
but theiguln: pert with prime lots Miler at high
Mee Oldsters ere 'deemed b to Is, lee Atam
e takes' bob; Wetted.

WEIIII BROTHER% POTATO RALF...l—'lle ado
this week was better attended 1114.1 the prLeinus sick,
but the prices ruled low. Forty bags of Orkney reds
realised war 5i per bag of 2 cwt ; twenty bags dukes
sold at 11. 21; and eleven only lls tarb.
CORK BUTTER MARKET, FIIIDAY.—FirbtA, 1021;
seconds, 100. ; thirds, Ws; fourths, Ots ; fifths ; ;
565. 2;200 firkins in the market. .

BANBURY CORN MAILKET, FRIDAY .—At to-
day's corn-market the show of wheat was 'united, mid
the dement was 6nn at about SI to 3d per bushel
advance. The supply of barley was fair, ant a
moderate inquiry took place at previous terms. There
was a tolerable show of oats, which may be quoted at
former currencies. Beans were in small supply, and
rather dearer. Peas also rather higher.
BURTON-ON-TIIENT, THURSDAY. Here to-day
the show q wheat was short, and the tone of the trade
was improved at 2a perqr. inure money ;,white,6osto6ds ;
real, 61k to Ms per 36 stone. Fur barley the inquiry
was slow, and oices were the same as last week ;
malting, 37s to die per qr. ; grinding, 27s to 3ls per
30 stone. The demand for oata was fair, at previous
Prices ; old, Tis. to :Si ; new, 23. to 27s per 24 atone.
Beans sold at an advance of Is per qr.
MANSFIED, TRURSDAT.—At this corn market to-
day wheat was by no means plentiful, and, there being
more activity in the trade, holders realised 2s. per
qr. more money. Barley and oats were • tolerable
show, and the inquiry ruled somewhat slow at recent
quotations. Beans were in short supply, and moved
off readily at an advance of la. per qr. on the prices
of lost week.
RIPON, Tut astiar.—The market was moderately
supplied with grain to-day, and there was a steady
denuad. The best qualities of wheat were from Is to
21 per qr. higher than last week. White wheat is Lid
to 9d per huallei ; red 6i fid to 8. ; oats 3e 34W 4e
per bushel; barley 34s to 434 per qr.