The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11 00:00:00

'lariats.

The wheat lade was quit in Yerk-Imee ea itikr.
sepias is.. to hood immorally in poor seadinea, sal
: saW proceeded slowly at barely previous qaolatioam
Other groins fetched fay forma pries. Al both
Wakefield sod Liverpool, oa the mate day, wheat ioU
for rather lees mossey.—The cattle trade Ms bees very
dull daring the post weak, sod Thursday's la
particular, in Copenitsem Fields, was overau
and It was ditileult to realise Monday's gumshoes
1 for anything. The only meopeion to this Newel rile
lie calves, which NUM sad door --ran
rims are tasidaainreerr Ll:river-side potato .morkels.
—Poultry meets with a very poet de, sad leads Is
bad.

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Tl7lllDAY.—Saliatirs : Supply skeet, sad 21111111
of oonditioa • trade slow, A last week's yeses.
Drab : Busln.is for all kinds of pabi very =all;
wheat rather lower to sell, Aber &Aides aselterod.
Sheffield: Trade %MA, sad last week's Aisle for all
sorts were maintanied.—Lieerpool: Wheal was at
the nominal rotas of LA Friday. Flour wielisaged is
pews.

WIUMMIDAY.—Mark-Lam: Moderato arrivals If
.beat; paresis realised Meadey's rsleaolais:
fgetribprodsas was &Moult to sal at
',proles wheat slow trade, sad late ratare:rly man.
tallied. Barley Arm. Other anal« seehaneed.—•
Boston : Wheat trade slow at last Wednesdars Tall&
—Lomat : Demand quiet sad very little shange la
prioes.—Nereark : Trade dull, but late rates were
sustained.— Worbop : Inquiry not active, bat seed
sorts of wheat msantahood late prises

THUIED&T.—Brtatol A moderate supply al wheat,
which sold slowly it Is. to 2s. len money. Flour
Millcult of disposal and rather cheaper. Foreign wheat
eared at Is. to 2s. redustion, withoat leading to trans-
mitters at importance. Malting bulgy lam, brat net
Metre; grinding, from scarcity, commanded air advisee
Bl6d, to la. par qr. Oats very hisietive, bat lam week's
values were fully supported. Beans ls. per sr. lower.
Indian earn pea way 2.. per qr. —Olemiceserr: Fele
empties at English wheat, and demand good at a destine
of 3d. to Is. per qr. Barley elleady.—Derrise s: Some
few dry lots of wheat made last week's rites, bob
generally • decline of per qr. was experienced.n
articles Ann. —Birmingtain : Full supply of Sneak
wheel, and • reduction of Is. per qr. took place ou an
demoriperces. Mill' an redacted the retell price of dour
3e. 4d. per seek. —Liverpool : Fine dry esmoles of
English wheat being seam, were held for late rates,
bat inferior aorta were quite negleeted. Foreign was
more freely offered at a decline of 3d. to 44. per *lntel.
Floor 11.1. to is. per seek sad barrel &wpm
F 11062. —Mark-Lem : Very poor show of Bailie
wheat. The few flee sampler on offer were disposed of
at quite Monday'. enrreocy. Inferior and chimp portals
were heavy, and rather cheaper. Tolerable 'apply of
foreign wheat. Baler programed slowly; nevertheless,
the quot•tions were mostly supported. The arrival of
I floating cargoes of grain of coast has lowered ; how-
-1 ever, there was a fair demand for them. Very little
either English or foreign barley brought forward. Tbir
supply, however, was equal to the demand. In prime
no change took place. Malt changed hoods @lowly, on
former terms. The 'apply was reasonably good. Oats
were in moderate reusat, at very full prime. The im-
pala were ailing. Beans said peas were unaltered in
, value. Flour, seeds, and cakes were very Inactive.—
, Lincoln : Fair simply of wheat; Sn. maniples in rood
erudition realised alert late rates, other descriptions Is.
=lower.— LiworpOol : A good attendance, sad
y's deaths* eflablbasad Is wheat, at which • fair
. business was sensing. Flour a slow sale, at unaltered
. prices. Oate and oatmeal dell. Beans peas and barley
, steady.— Wczkaleld : There was • poor show of where.
k Trade was slow, and prices rather in favour of brims.
['Other grades unaltered.
SATURDAY. —Aylesbury : Top lark* of wheat, 80e. per
qr.; good red, 72a. to 765.; inferior, Oh. to 7138.
Ontesbridge : Last week's prices for wheat were with
difficulty maintained.— Ceriererbory : Trade languid,
and to effect mks • redaction of IA to fe. had to be
mode. —Dorscarier : Trade slow, bet no material
change in prices.—Seser : The markets have presented
drooping quotations. —Hereprhire : At the various
markets trade for good sampler have ruled ins, at
priors little variable from those of last week.—
ffnuonglomaters : Demand quiet, but very little change
from Lee prioes.—At Leicester, Dais, Linooks, and
Norwich, businees was dull, and all eataV the toast
samples of wheat declined ii. per qr.—lona Wales:
Trade quiet throughout the week, but priers have not
altered.