The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BOILOOGII, FRIDAY, JOLT 15.—The show of bops hag
rather increased, and the demand for all kinds is heavy.
at nest to nominal quotations. The plantation accounts
are favourable, and the duty is called £24o,ooo.—Mid
and East Kent pockets. 8. to 14.; Weal of Kent,
65e. to 751.; Sussex, 56e. to 68s, per cwt.
The forting weather of the last week has been very
favoanible to the growth of the bine, and with the
pueption with the Farnham and country district, one-
baN of which is severely blighted. the plantations have
made salisfaetory progress. The duty, basin consequence,
advanced to £240,000, and the trade becomes very
heavy. No imports of foreign hops took place into
London lase week.
RAY AND STRAW MARKET.

Summit" JOLT 15. Meadow bay, £4 Om. to
£4151.; new, ES Oa. to 24 Os. ; old clover, £4 (.to
ES 5..; n.y ditto, £4 4s. to 24 151.; and straw,
.C 1 Bs. to tl Ws. per load.

WOOL, MARKET.

Owing to the immense quantity of colonial wool adver-
tised for public sale, about 90,000 bales, that. is muds
less eetivity in the demand for English qualities coin-
pared with several previous weeks Holders, however,
are Inn, and prises of most kinds continue to be sup-
ported. The supply here is very moderate ; but the
stooks is powers' hands are represented as very

limn. Tee.
Down IINVII
Hall.beed Hon 174. lid.
Holf.bred Welling lad. lid.
Kent Pigeon
Lialadeir nom, sized lid 174.
Cogoblac eking
Flannel Wool
Masan Wool dd. 144.

LATREIT PROVINCIAL MARKZI`B.
WARMINSTER, Saturday, July 16—Wheat, Mk. to
Bia. (last week, 365. to I ; new wheat, —s. to —s.
week, —. tO ) 28a. to 375. (last week)
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to ....); Os* 22ii. . (last week, 225. to 211 s.
Beans, ags. to 411 s. (last week, 36.. to 48e.) 81b. loaf. lid.
—There was a good supply, and large attendance of
dealers and very little business has been done, and
wheat may be quoted ls. per qr. lower.
Sournsierrosr, Friday. wheat, 211 104. to
1:12 10s. ; new, to 0.. to go N. per load. Malting her-
ley, Ms. to 4k.; irrioding ditto, 275. to Us. Oats, 254
to 30s. ; beans, 3k. to ; Malt, 64e. to fills. per qr.
Flour, Mk. Od. to 344. Od. per sack.—We had •
dull trade to-day, wheat selling at Si. redaction. Barley
unchanged in vane. Oats add beans sold at about
late quotation& Flour 2s. per sack lower.

Barley,
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Al the principal provincial corn markets on Saturday
last trade was meetly slow, with pretty fair supplies, and
prima in general were fully two okillinp lower than on
the Saturday praviona. Very little dose is barley, and
oak somewhat ebeaper. Beane about the rase. The
extremely hot weather at the past week hea maned the
cote and wbeat to kat dump colour; In. pisms th.
former are nearly reedy to oat, and with a matinuasee
ri saw weather wheat and barley will coos be ripe.
Nam warty all dadetete reports are favourable, and so
smiled yield IN =peeled.

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