The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02 00:00:00

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Ithierm, April ST.—Moderate supply of English wheat,
which, as well se foreign, 'old slowly at Is to 6. per qr. under
hut week's prima Grinding barley and Indian corn each 64 I
per qr. cheaper, with only a retail demand. Oats nearly main- ,
lath their value, but there Ls no activity in the trade. Beaus
unaltered.
Iris..: Wheat —English red and white, 62. to 58., Amen-
mu, 62s to 58.; Californian, white, We to lels ; other foreign.
flls to ithe per 4961 b. Barley—English malting, 37s to 46s per
qr.; Irish and French. grinding, ills to 32. per 4001 b. Oats
JIM white, We to his id per thigh. ; Irish, black, 28.9.1 to 20.
rz.,1101.11.b. ; Irish, tawny, 20e to 284 3d per 11011 b. Been
461 to ths per qr. Flour, English, good seconds, ths
to 40s per IMO ; Amman, —4 to —s per barreL Indian
corn, Lte tol6l4psr4Bolb.
Arrivals—lrish 2200 qrs. oat., 8 qrs. barley. Foreign:
$4lO qrs. barley.
GIOUCIeraIL, 27.—Moderate supplies of English wheat et
this mod the neighbouring market., for which the trade is
dull, and to ellen males Is per qr. lees money bad to be
accepted; foreign voila in retail at • similar decline. Beset
grinding bailey maintains late rat..; secondary and badly-
ooraditioned samples are much premed at low and manta++
prior.. Maim sells slowly at a reduction of ild per qr.
Values of oath me barely maintained. Beans and per. un-
altered.
Blasiteouth, 27.—ithort supply of English wheat, and en the
lease reported quotations of last week were paid, via., for
ordinary red 67. ite this, and white the to Us, all per qr. of
4961 th Foreign wee a quiet trade, with prime in favour of
buyers. Beans slightly higher • English quoted at 60,s to 51.
per qr. of 6thiba Malting barley sold at from the to Us per
qr. for ordinary eamplise, and at from 40. to Us for beet
quality, the demand being inactive. Othadmg barley, 294 to
Us per qr. of 400th.. (binding pee; 4,61 to the per qr. of
62211. a. E' ninth can, eh to 37A per qr. of 4415.. per bushel;
white Irish, tee to ,110. per qr. of Nibs. per buthet. Indian
corn, 411 to 43e per qr. of 6211th
lithquersa, 27.—Wheat poet a slow isle, at ls per qr.;
while foreign was taken to • limited extent, at • decline of Id
to U per oental. For Boor there was sccreely say laquiry,
and we reduce our quotations le per sack. Oats were in lair
, request, and brought Id per 46th. over previous rates. In
, beans there was no mathiaLthange, Lathan corn again receded
id told per qr.
lithe- WM, 83.—Dull tone in the grain trade, and the ten-
dency af prima of wheat to-day was downwards. Very few
sales were slicked, and an occs.ional decline of le per qr. was
eubmitted to. Flour sold slowly ate reduction of leper sack.
In spring corn there waslitale doing. Oen ruled the turn It
favour of buyers, while maths, barley, and beam supported
late rates.
Livaltroth sad WARIFUILD, 215—Wheat sold at • decline of
leper qr. oath. week.
SIAMDMILD, t&—Wheat, 466 quarter., 0 bushel.; price
from the to the ; average price, £1 lis nth.; barley,
124 quarters ; price, from Ste to ItSa ; average price 41 14. 4d.
Doecuersa, 22.—The supply of grain was bnt meal!. Wheat
was fully Is per qr. lower than lest week, when the average
wee the 914. For grinding barley there was • good demand,
at lower rates than last week, when the average was 35. flth
par qr. Oath beasts, and peas fully am dear. lespector's
, reborn: Wheat, 123 gm 4 bushels, •623 8., average 5).
914.
Barley, 100 qrs. (4178 as 6d, average Um 914.