The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30 00:00:00

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Till GOAN THAD'.

A gated'r tope hae beset notioed in the grain trade
during the week. Wheat, both linglieh and foreign,
has been dull of sale, and has fallen Is. and oomaionally
2.. per qr„ the tone of the market stitl being 11. t, and
the Nodose, towards ease continuing. The deprasdon
In the markot is principally du* to the rine weather and
to the stsecoe or budoese, rather than to any appre-
ciable Improvemact in prospect., the general poidtion of
affairs being rolativtly unaltered. From Austria& we
may anticipate a temporary ourtailment of our receipts,
owing to the traenstselos of protium from the interior
to the omit having been delayed by the sommereial
panic that has prevailed. Another cdroumatanos which
will moist in keeping the value of wised debar than
last year Is the Increased cost of freight. Barley has
been qttletly desalt in, but has hien firm in value. Oats
have advanced 61. to Is. per quarter on the week, and
male. has been firmer In sympathy. Beaus sod peas
withoat skiing. The dour market inactive, on former
Wm,. London average pries of wheat, 634. lid.;
barley, 46.1.
On Thursday, at Birmingham, there was a large
supply of logliab whoat, which sold slowly, at • detain*
of -2e. to 3s. pm qr., sad foreign la 1. 2.. per qr. roe
barley ls. to 2.. per qr. lower.—At Bristol, Saglials
wheat was la good supply, maditios mostly interior,
and met • good demand, at a reduction of 2a, per qt.
A flair oonsumptive itquiry for foreign, at in. to 24.
per qr. leas money, Finest malting barleys fully as
dear as last week; Inferior sample. gave way from 2..
to 3s. per qr.; grinding qualitle• lime active, but quite
as dear. Oats In goon supply, and fully 61. per qr.
cheaper—At Bury 134. Edmonds, wheat deciltned 2s.
per qr., and barley was 1.. per qr. cheaper, except
for the very finest qualitlec—At Gloussater English
wheat deelined in vales fully 2e. per qr. Foreign in.
per qr. cheaper—At Matioheater, English 'wheat
showed • reduction of fully 21. per qr.; while foreign
matt also be quoted 44. per wanted lower. Beans wens
again rather higher. Maine declined 61. and 91. per
qr.—At Newbury, • large quantity of wheat. Trade
ruled egoessively dull for ail kind,. Prime lots sold
at a slight reduction, while meander, and inferior sorte
were Ste. to 8.. per qr. desper. White •heat realized
60.. to 76.. per qr., and red, 581. to 68e. per qr.
supply of barley was larger than at any previous
market thi• 60.41011. Business proved inactive, and line
malting gaalitite were quoted at le. per qr. lass money,
and planing parcels as • rsouotlon of in. to 20. per
qr. idol late rates. Maltiag barley mad* 46.. per qr.
Good oats were la steady demand at the currencies of
this day week-23.: to 31s. per qr.
On Friday, at Mark Lana, la English wheat little
doing, at h. per qr. lam tohney than on Monday.
Famish wheat In buyers' favour. Flour, English and
American rather cheaper. Barley, trade quiet, little
doles. Oats in rather better tone, but quotations
unchanged. Maisel steady. Linseed and rapeneod
6rm. Flouting cargoes—Whew, no 3hange in quota-
tattoos, and very little on sale. Maize steady ; demised
for Cooticeint—Cialots, 345. Beans firm-375. 31.
offered for Mangan. Linseed fiim—Galcuttit, 635. 68.
Rapeseed no demand. Poppyissed and cottonseed firm.
--At Derby, tellers had to submit to a reductlon of is. to
▪ per qr.—At Umiak' trade was slow, sellers having
to submit to • reduction of fully 2.. 1,3.. per qr. on the
rates of last week.—At Liverpool buyers got the
advantage of Id. to 21. per dotal on Tuesday's quota-
tions. float wee Bd. per barrel and sack lower.—At
Stamford demand inaotive, and pilots in ifevour of
bayers.—At Wakefield new wheat L.. to 31. per qr. and
red 2.. to 3.. per qr. lower than last Friday; old also
le. per qr. cheaper. la barley there is • further
decline al is. to 2.. par qr. Mums is. lower.

A 1 muesli.
Whirl.. Barley. Wm.
s. d. • J. a. d.
6) 6 37 lb 6
00 3 so 211 9
62 6 591 599
63 4 42 27 1
01 7 43 211 0
41.61 7 43 27 6
62 8 41 28 6

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CATTLE.

BRISTOL, Tattlisher.—S. felzsupply of beef, bit it
was rather more than was wanted, and trade was dull.
Only the best descriptions were in request, and these
sold at prices In favour of the buyer, very good qua-
lities being °bird/rattle at 80s., sod the beet at 82: per
ewt. ; while middling things changed bands at 765. Al
these prises • elearanee was nearly *fleeted. There
wee a rather fell supply of sheep, but not 60 large as
lad wash; and Mode was very inactive, there being
bat few buyers. Under these cirournirtanoee prices
were easier, and very beet wether mutton could be bed
stiff . and ewes et 81. and hoe money. There was no
inquiry for lamb. Of store °attic the consignment.
from Ireland reached about 2,500 head, and the trade
being overdone trandetions wore somewhat limited,
and plias were demdedly In favour of buvers. Mils&
sows were In more limited supply than last week, and
they sold readily; beet desselptions realising from LID
to £24, and middling from £l6 to Elfl.
METROPOLITAN. TlUndiaT.—The beast market
I. eatremely slow. Beet qualities (the few on offer)
MOTO sway at old role., but inferior breeds, whether
British or foreign, mast be written lower, 21. per stone
being about the rate of reduction where saJes wear ;
generally this is unwillingly cionoeded, sellers preferring
to take the &mice of Yonder's market. The business
doing with mutton is very IleilLul ; in fact, the demand
aflod is at a sademeas ; value to-day Is difficult to 61.
On the English side no material dlfferenoe prevails,
espeoidly for °bolo. lota of Downs and ball breda. The
larger-framed elasees doubtless come easier to the buyer.
On the foreign side trade Is @regnant. Few buyers
show themselves ; 411. par stone less money is reported,
and • eleeranos improbable. Prices In the cow market
are looking up; more life and more steadiness in the
trade. The supply of calved is fair, but moderate to
quality. There is • very limited demand. Trausaotions
owes heavily, at 61. per ma* iil63 611106. Irish Wires
are quite • drug. Park is also lower, and Imp heavily
on hand.

Total Supply. Foreign Supply.
Ake, amid Lambe .. 0,600 .. 0.100
Oakes 000
Plp. 100 70
Inferior 4 silty. First Quality.
Beet k. 24. to 6, 04. Od. to Oa. 44.
Mottos 6a. 61. to 6, Od. fla Od. ta 14. 10d.
Vaal .. 4e. Od. to 4a. 04. .. 6a. 24. to k. 104.
Pork .. 4 II to 4a. dd. .. to. Od. to fia. 64.
At per atone 01 Illo„ Inking the offal.
coin, Euglish • £2l to EIS per had.
Ditto, Dutch £2O to £26 „
Asmara&
Itlich coirs—Shelleb, 60; Dutch, 40.