The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-04 00:00:00

SEWS.

CIIILAT, per or—English Dew SOW IR —Foreign 56W 64
Mgr, per qr . • • • .. .. 46 to 46
CARILAIV•T, per c4rt. Enßli4o .. 54W 36
CORIAJDZIL „ English 23W 1.6 —to
Ctovia „ lid do. 70 t 0 100 .. 40 to 72
75 to 00
24 to 28
—to-
- to

„ Whits 00 to 100 .
Tne;Ou.. Kingibb new26lo . .
licera.ne per buabel. brown 14 to 16 white.
„ Waite 12 Wl5 .. .
Avaamme.
Wheat. Barley
-
53.114
.. 638
.. 63
. 538
. 647
552
Average

ro. 18 ...
Mardi 4
- 11 ..
-13 .

U?
35 10
366
360
361
Us

23 7
21 S
31 7
ilk 10
2) 7
15 10

4o

35 10

CORN MARKETS.

BILISTOL, 30.—Supply of English wheat was limited, and sold
freely at fully last week's prices, and in seine cues at Is per
qr. more moue.% Foreign wheat quite as dear. Ma!thy
barley rather 1114h0r ; grindins taken slowly, at fully last week,
values. Maize supported last week's prom, but without
activity. Arrival Aosta are light; demand steady, and prices
a abode higher.
Otoccammi, 30.—Moderate supplies of English wheat at
UM and the neighbouring martial, for which the demand Is
good at 0.1 to Is per qr. 11101.0 money • the inquiry for foreign
le limited, but on the Wes made eirt:ense prices are realised.
Barley, both malting and grinding, to fully as dear, but the
mis for the latter Le become of a meet retail character. Osta
were held at ad per qr. =Oft money, Oats, beans, and peas
unchanged.
Deviant, 30.—Fair supply of wheat, for which higher prime
were asked by grower., and most of It was sold at an W. awe
of le per qr. on last week; Yas Gd per sack was the top price.
B.rte warn in less supply, bet trade was very brisk, and an
advance of Is per qr. wee merle in some cases, while In others
last week's last week's rates were fully maintained; 43s per qr,
wee the 1110 est prim made. UM, ware also Ild per each
dearer. In bean, peas, and vetches there was no change in
value.

314:—The grain trade has shown comparative
&mama Tbe imports have been large during the week, but
the unusual wale of the titt trade is maintained. Some
ocnehillinouts from the 5011 k have come to hand. Transac-
tions to-day were not extensive, but the recent advance was
fully supported for both Engilahland foreign grain. !Swedish
eats showed a tendency to give wag, otherwise there WAIS no
change to notice In the value of every kiwi of wring eorn.
For maize and door there was • fair Inquiry at late rates.
This week's Imports of foreign and catonlal produce into
liaiodcsi have amounted to 2,679 qrs. of wheat; 12,030 barley,
"AO oat.. 6.50 bouts, WM maim, IWO sacks and 2,700 barrels
II flour.
. .

--I"st-Varoot. 3L - There has been an improved tone at this
market to-day. Wisest doses with a good trade at Id dearer
Flour quiet. Indian corn the turn better. Barley slow sale.
Beans quiet, Peas very mares He to 643 Od. Oats quiet.
Oatmeal dull,
Watariabo, 31.—Wheat is in scanty supply, and prices are
Is dearer than last Friday; but owing to the state of the
Sour trade, millers do not pay the advance freely. Little
=barley on offer but el Danish there is a fair show,
de is steady at Ism rate rates. English beans are
dearer.

lioinumfrrox, 3L —Market. well attended. Wheat was in
demand at Is per qr advance. Barley, oats, beans, and peas
fully as dear. Flour, in roma cases, Is per sock dearer.
a
Wheat, per load, Alt to t 15.; barley, grhadlng, per
qr., 15. to Sic; mann ditto, 3.5 s to all, oata, per qr .5..
to 30s ; boom, too qr., 66. to 60.; pee., Per qr.. 47* ;
malt, per qr, 71. to ; Boor, per seek, 5.5 10 411 ; maize,
Ws to 31114 per qr.
136,650r05a, April 1:—Whool, girl 6 bushels ; prim from
te 466 ; mango prioo 1/1. 84.