The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-28 00:00:00

quotations was In favour of holders. Fine dry precis of
r;rittrish wheat, of which the supply wag limited, commanded
more money, but the geaeral condition if the samples
was inferior. Tmeigu wheat was held at previon. rater, in
anticipation of the conclusion of 'WACO MA a revival of the
export demand. Maize and oats wore about Is per qr. dearer
all the week, while b 1.1.114 and peas ,bowed firmness. Flout
W.LS more saleimle, at, the rates lately current. this week's
importe of foreign and colonial produce into London hat e
amounted to 9,3 W ,irs. of wheat, 5,704 barley, 1,450 mat/. •,
1,000 racks and 1,550 barrels of none.
CIIIRPOOL, 24th—There 14 110 CIIVI.;C to report in our mar-
ket this week. The inquiry for lioine consumption cotaiimes
f-ir, but the lightneas of idock, pri,lndets tramiacti,o7l4 from
WoUttlillg any importance.
dorrnamrrox, 21th.—Ilarket fairly attendel. Wheat trade
was very slow, at barely the prices of last week. Oats were lit
demand, and lid per qr. dearer. Barley, beans, and peas a
steady trade, at last week's prices. Flour dull, at late rates.
Wheat, per load, all to £l5; barley, grinding', per
qr., Ws to 313; malting. ditto, 35, to 41o; uats, per qr. 23*
to 28, ; bean., per qr., 45+ to toe; peas, per qr., 404 to ;
malt, per qr, 7i, tu 788 ; dour, per tack, 404 to ; maize,
per qr. 35. to 87,..

1.3 s ottoto, 24th.--1% boat, ;kW gra. 4 bonito's ; lPs to 5.'"A61;
Ircr3gc price, C 2 I Barley, 1t) gm.; average prim.

25th—Our market towlay WU largely ,Upplioll with
grain, and a I age amount ol businem we. dine; but there
no change in prices, though they were a shade firmer.
N heat, red, Ads to 58.; ditto, white, 36s to 62.; barley, 34.
to ; oat., black, 22. to 24.; ditto, white, 201 to 30.; Gems,
per seek, tie to 201; flour, seconds, 2.. to 40..
TAIIXTUh, 25U,.—There we. an average supply of wheat, and
trade was depressed. Barley and eats were dull, and the turn
alpine the seller. Other articles unchanged. Wheat, fle Od
to O• Sel per bushel; malting barley, es Gd to is ; grinding,
es ; oats, Se 3d to 34 64 ; beans, Ca ; Indian corn, ; 6.1, 10.;
tares, in; dour, tffla per sack-
WAIMISarell, 2:dn.—There was a small supply of wheat,
Which wet a dull sale st lest week's calm, with an upward ten-
dency. Barley still in request, and quite a. dear. Oate,boan.,
and peas firm.
oyem
ka:,
23t4.—Transactions in wheat seri. limited. Few
burvi ecoed
to higher terum which holder. wanted.
Bireinzu, 23..h.—From the drat, trade was marked by ann-
um+, and, generally, late rates were well ,upported. Sonic
remarkably fine pared. made Aleut Is more.
AXDOVaI, dith.—Wheat demand slow, and prim. wont down
Is to ts the qr.
C•alesaa, 25th.—Wheat quick demand, at an advance 0401
per Lerlisle bushel on the rates of the previiiii, week.
CORRIWALL, 2:,tll.—Tbere l.a. bee., rodu,tion in OIL
quotation. I r wheat and d iur, but barley and oat nimasis
firm, with • brisk demand.
Durscassza, 2210.-2Luderate supply 1,1 wheat and with a
good Inquiry lute moved off bridily at some slight advance - -
say, Od per load of three bushels.
Lroacimatm,2.sth.—At the Durcheder Coriadichange to-thy
them me • fair supply of wheat anti the demand we. good,
the quotation. being from Is to I. lid per qr. advance ou the
preceding wessk's prima—from 52s to 53. was realised. Barley
was well mielied for the time of year, from 32. to 384 per qr.
being realised. Oats, small supply; brisk demand for seed,
at from 2G. to 321 per qr.; feeding Late, al. per qr. Inspector s
return : Wheat, 103 qUart,lll, &MI Si, average Zia. lid;
barley, 1,213 quarters, £2,128 3., a. erere
desev, 23ah.—The tam market, base been very dull during
the pant week.
Kan, Ilith.—Wheat still comes to hand in damp condition,
and no eite.iVe 'Mt.:haves are made.