The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-01-25 00:00:00

T aifi LIARKET S.

MARK-LANE, If °SPAT.
Fresh up this morning, the receipts of English wheat
coastwise and by land carriage, were on a limited scale, and
In very middling coudttion. The few fine samples on offer
were quickly disposed of, at fully last Monday's prices, to a
slight advance. Low and damp qualities, however, were a
slow Inquiry, at late rates. There was about an average
business doing in foreign wheat—the show of which was
good, at quite last week's currency. Malting barley was
scarce, and in request, at full quotations, and distilling sorts
moved off steadily, at late rates. l'he malt trade was far
from active. Prices, however, were Steadily supported
The supply of malt was good. The oat trade was inactive,
but we have no change to notice in the quotations. In beans
only a limited besiness was doing, on former terms. No
change took place in the value of peas. The demand was
' wholly in retail The flour trade was rather heavy: prices,
however, were supported Linseed and rapeseed were rather
lower in purchase. Agricultural seeds ruled about stationary.
In cakes very little was doing.
hi ARK-LA NE, Wgnesn,y.
The arrivals of English wheat have only been limited, but
there was a fair show of foreign saniples on the stands to-day
Rad auy fine samples of English wheat been on sale it would
have realised very full prices; but the small quantity Orr
offer was generally of inferior quality, and in poor cendi-
' Lion For such the demand ruled extremely inactive; never-
theless, factors were Min in demanding late currencies. A
. few retail parcels of foreign wheat changed hands at fate
rates, but millers were not disposed to operate beyond their
Immediate requirements. Fine malting barley eold steadily,
at lull jukes, but grinding and distilling qualities were neg-
lected. Floating cargoes of wheat were dull, anti values
were rather easier. Barley and melee neat were scarce and
inquired after. In malt there was very little doing, but
prices ruled firm. Oats chanted bands slowly, en Monday's
terms. Beans were unaltered in value. Peas were in little
request, but prices were fairly supported. The flour trade
was very dull, hut we do not alter the quotations of either
town or country mNrks. American barrels beings plentiful
sold on lower terms. Linseed was dull and drooping. Rape-
seed was very slow of sate. C.overseed and other agricul-
Mal seeds met very little inquiry,
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY.
The supply of foreign stock here to-day was unusually
limited, but in fair average condition. The demand. bug.
ever,. was by no means active, at about last week's quotations.
Fre. up from our own grazing districts the arrivals of Males
were only moderate, but In prime condition. The supply
from Scotland was tolerably good; from Ireland, less ex-
tensive than of late. Nearly all breeds moved off slowly.
Nevertheless, no notable change took place in prices. The
extreme value of the hest Scots aud crosses was 50. per 81b.
From Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, end Cambridgeshire we re-
ceived about 1,250 quote, shorthorns, (U. ; from oth-r parts
of England, 800 various breeds; from Scotland. 462 beets
and crosses; mid from Ireland, 270 oxen. cows, At. There
woe a very limited supply of sheep on offer. The demand,
however, tea, by no means active; nevertheless, in some few
Instances, price+ advanced 24. per +ln The beat Downs and
half-breds changed hands, at from 45. 10d. td ss. par elb. A
few very superior lambs were on sale, at 355. per head...
Prime small waives were very scarce, and rather dearer. In'
ferior calves were very inactive. The quutatAons ranged
• from ss. 41 to as. 51 per tills The sale for pigs was ex-
tremely heavy, at late rates, via, from 3,4 kl. to 4s. ad. per
81b.
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The transaetions have been only to a moderee extent,
buyers having restricted their operations to Mune hate
wants. Nevertheless, in all business concluded late quota-
Lions have been well maintained. Continental markets are
reported firm. The Import of foreign hops.lnto London last
week con,isted of 174 bales from Ostend, 26 from Antwerp, 6-
from Boulogne, 2 from Rotterdam, 149 from Ifremen, aud 200
bales from Ojai. Slid and East Bents, 61. 15s. to lot. los. ;
Weabl of limas, 61. Os. to 71, 7s. : Sussex, 61. Os. to 64. 165. :
Farnham, /IL to 101 09. ; Bavariaus, 41. 101. to 71. Os.;
Belgians, a 164, to a ; Yearlings, 51 10s. to 6L 155. per
cwt.

The market for colonial wool Is without change. Very
little liminess has been doing, and prices art almost
nominal. The quantity on hand for the ni St public sales
amounts to about 2d,00, bales, the ioVk of winch is from the
Cape of Good Hope. English wool has commanded but
little attention, and the quotations have a drooping ten-
dency. Last week's Imports consisted of 2,716 bales from
the Gape, 1,461 ildney, and 107 bales from Auckland.

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