The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-31 00:00:00

CORN MARA ETtl.

Riniiwoon, Jan. 2.s.—Wheat, 30 qrs. 4 bushel; average
price 2e Od per quarter. Barley, 44 gni. 0 bush.; as *rage
pnce, 314 IA per quarter. Oats, 100 gni. 0 bush.; eve age
price, tie PI per quarter. Best bread, 04d the 4lb loaf. Fr ash
butter, Oil per lb, Fat pigs, lOs Pi to Its 01 per score .
Beasts, ; .heep, 0; Ws's, ; hones, 4; pigs. 100.

Iliwroar, 2. in—Wheat, 414 to 64 ; barley, (grinding) 30,
to .30 ; malting ditto, 34 to 314; oar, 240 to 30. per qr. Flour,
384 to Ms per sack. Beal, 84 to 10d; )(al, 04 to 11k1 ; mutton,
Alto per lb; pork, 10. 04 to 104 dd per wore. Bacon 7ld
to 10,1 per lb; cheese (Dome), 484 to 64 per cwk Butter
((rah), Is Al per lb. gun, ii to 1. 04 per duxes-In-
spectors Return: Wheat, 110 qrs ; £2141 ; rice per quarter
fit 124 lON.
1111121111011•11, 28,—Pair supply of English wheat, which
would have sold freely at the prier of last week, but, being
mostly held for an advance of ld per buabel, business was
checked thereby, and the quotations of Thursday lot must be
repeated, via:—?or red, 514 (id to 63. ikl ; and ordinary
white, Ads to 6.1 per qr. of 49d1h. Oar, Ifoglir, 34 to 33s
per qr. of 441 b per buebel ; white, Irish, Me to 26a per or.
il 31.11 b per h.b.l. Barley, grinding, DIN to 320 per qr. of
400th. Barley, malting, sold slowly, at from U. to 381 for
'ruinery maples while No. I quality made from 400 to 44 up
to Ole per qr.
alleroto =h.—Arrivals this week are short. The supply of
English wheat at market to-day wee moderato, and sold
tolerably freely at Is per qr. improvement; the finer wandea
of foreign sold readily at Is per qr. advanee ; secondary warts
were fall; as dear, with only a limited Inquiry. Millers ad-
vanced the price of flour Is per lack. Mailing barley in
better request, at en advance of la per qr. Grinding barley
exceedingly scarce, and le per qr. dearer. Hardly any maize
on offer, and values have improved fully Is per qr. With fair
supplies of ire, the demand was acres, and prior dd to Dd
per I r. higher.
thoiseow, 2318. —Supplies of all deeeripUons moderate. At
to-day's market wheat wee in good demand, at ImprOving
mirk the advance in the week being Od to Al per 24011).
floor Is per sack dearer. Barley finis Peas ed per 240th
higher. Ora and oatmeal unaltered. Feedbag beans, 24 to
ed par 2.311 b. Indian corn, 1649,1 to 20. per 28)lb.
OLOUCIMITZA, 20th. -We curious to have good supplies of
whist from the larseere, fur which and foreign there Is a
more rawly ale, at dol to Is per qr. more money. Malting
barley A ad, sad grinding barley Al to Is per qr. dearer.
Stocks of males hers are very small, aa4 values hare Im-e
proved pee qr. Gala are in beater murk and holder
wia& upon an draws of 64 LO LI per qr.

MAIICIIeaTIR, ?Alta.—Good attendance and English wheat
rates of this day se'linight,
hPb:lghringeee;,:b:u7tdiusnot'r:7llti while foreign must be qr. over
3.1
c4itoo cud freely
rttnop..r.edr...cthke
coil I. fair requ.,t, atFlour 2
mand, oai.
ro per
weeun l
of Id per 451 b. In beans there Was no material c ge. Indian
corn leas sold den Improvement of leper
BAstatialealt, 2Ah.—Whcat, 932 quarter. ; avenge Prim,
IU lid per quarter, Oats, 137 quarters; average prim.
LI Ai 10 per quarter. Barley, 170 quarters 4 both.; average
Price. u.i Its too.
Daman, 21th —Whcat was in fair supply, and a good trade
was dune at an average advance of Is per IT. Moro would
have been "old had not the high priced asked in some W.W.I,'
checked banner. Tee improvement we noticed in bem malt-
ing barley laM week was maintained to-day, with the turn In
fav3ur of th., welltr. Oats and maize were also the tuna dearer.
Ilcana end peas remained without chanh In value.
Ltv eared., 27th.—There wa. a god demand for roil *heat,
at an advent.' of Id par rental on Tuesday's rates. awl white
deacript.ons fully supported the price. of twat day, but were
not in much request Py miller. Flour ls per eack
.and lid per
barrel dearer, and barley brought fully preview, price, Peas
held for Is tour qr. inure motley. Oats and oatmeal quiet.
Indian corn in fair request, at lid per qr. advance.
Wihariain, 27th.—Owing to the prospect of an early termin-
ation of the war, the wheat trade bee amumed a 'lnner. tone
and prices arc quoted Pt to 24 per qr. dearer than lad 1. rldav,
the demand being chiefly for fresh reds. Barley shady. Beans
and oats, rather dearer.
Lomme, 27th.—The crisis in France ha• enhanced the value
of all eorts of grain, hut inure so in opiulon than in actual
traneactions, which smtrilnue restricted, owing to the higher
rates demanded by sellers. From Monday wheat ha" advanced
I. per qr., at which it is saleable at market and by cargo, but
moat holders ark still more money, or decline to sell. For
flour there I. an active demand, 29. for barrels, 324 for met.;
nor Is the offer large at thew imorovcd figures, former quota-
twin being 17s 11l and 374. Chita and maize are the article,
nest in deinwid, the first being the latter Is dearer. Beall.,
peas, and feeding barley and other stuffs are all technically
called "better to sell" any decided news from Paris in favour
of peace in thought certain to influence the price of breadstuff.
but Were are many large holden of grain Whoappear will-
ing to work freely at prment currencies", said a change of wind
would bring in considerable 'unpile. Them dace lafit week
bare been very small. The Eugllall country markets are about
is dearer. In Mark-Lane this m 'ruing very little business Is
doing, but the markei must be quota' strong.
loirrtimscros, 07th—Market thinly attended. Wheat was
held for an advance oft, to 2s per load, but the bu.rinem trans-
acted was email. Barley Is, tiara lid the qr. dearer. Flour a
good ani, at hut week's prices, and ascoudary kinds dearer.
N'heat, per load, £l3 to Ltd (6.; barley, grinding, per qr.,
lea to ; seating ditto, 34s to 404 oat., per qr., 2.14 ao gss ;
beans, per qr. Mrs to 50s; peas, per qr., 40$ to Lis; malt, per
qr., 74s to do;7 dour, per sack, 39s to 40.; maize, per qr. 344
to Sea
BleaDrelle, 23tb.—Wheat, qrs 4 bushels; price, from 61.
to WM, average price £2 114 lid; barley, 224 iirs, 4 bushel.;
price, from 324 to 36. ; average price, Al 14‘34.1.
BATH, Saturday.—ln sympathy with other market, iu the
neighbourhood, wheat to-day hail an upward tendency, and
sellers were enabled to obtain asi much as an Wean*: of 2s
per qr. The "apply was again moderate. There wax little
humanism doing in other grain, and prime were stationary.
Wheat, rod, 501 to 50.; Maio, while, 504 to 60. ; barley, 14e
to 42s ; oats, black, tat to tis ; ditto, white, Ms to ; beans,
per sack, 4e to tile; fi iur, seismds, 304 to 40.
Tat:siva 26th.—There was a tolerably good stroke of
bushime done, at the following priewi : —Wheat, Ile lid to 7,
per bushel ; malwig Parley, 44 ; growling barley, is ;
~ma, 3.1,1 to as (Id; beaus, Ito; Indian warn, 41 3d; flax,
51 6.1; flour, 32.1 per sack.
W*lol'l6l'll4 24411.—There waa a very entail supply of
wheat at market to-day. Holders demanded an advance of
Is per sack, and this bad the effect, of uheeking sales, as buyers
would nut oonseot to give more than Is per qr. advance, at
which improvement a quiet trade was done. Barley was in
Wry" supply, awl the demand wee active, at Price, liPPreciebil
In a hence of lam week's rates. Oats, beans, and peas dna,
with a good consump_Uve demand.
(2all.lei.a, 0411tWheat advanwal lid per CarliSle bushel.
ConawaLl,tl3l,ll.—Farams la strong tome. Merchant. and
millers bought sparingly at the advsnce of about le per qr.
Doicairraa, NANA. trade we. dull, at an advance of
6.1 per load.
MisteMaisrait, '/Ith.—The Dorchester corweechange to-day
Was well attended, and business waebrisk. Wheat was fairly
supplies', and an advance of from let, 24 per qr. was Obtained
the quotations ranging from 234 to 14.; the Preilohz week',
average WWI 511 ltd. There was also a good supply of barley,
and Is per qr. advance was realised. Ida being the average
price. Beans and peas Is per qr. I nspectors return :
Wheat, 106 cira; ZVI ; average, 531 lid. Burley, ltil
qrs.; £2,128 ; average, 355 Id,
Buxom, 27th. —Fair demind for wheat, and al farmers
were willing to fake lad week's prices, • good deal changed
hands.

dearer.

NOITSIAAPTOW, ittith.—WhesA sold tolerably easily, && 1. per
qr. advance.
Nuawicii, AM.—Whoa ruled Is per qr. higher.
NOTTISUUMI, 281.11.—WhC&S Was IS SO Se per qr. more mOney.
Osman, wheat arise of fully Is was effected.
Essex, 2Stb.—The Essex market. have been tending upward
during the week.
Kurr. 2sith.-4)ur markets have been somewhat firmer dur-
ing the week, and at ILtidstoue on Thursday holders were
perwAmit 1.. their denutods fr an advance of Is to 2s per qr.
At Canterbury on Saturday wheat was Is per qr dearer.
LKILIATZA, —Silas were effected LO a fair OISOWL at Ss
per qr. more money for .theat than last week.
Niwcasrta-oc-Tves, tli.—Farmere samples of wheat were
readily cleared off at an advance of from Is tad, per qr.
fiIIaDISU, 20th—Wheat trade ruled dull end but little was
dispowel A. at generally about previous currencies.
Kiroe, ttith.—Prices about the earn,, as last week.
WALIS (Souris), 26th.--Markets ni.slerately attended. To-
wards the end of the week an advance Of 11110 US Is. per fir, for
wheat was reeling'.
Womanise, ISth.—Good market and in consequence of the
pat-I& news prices were on the rise.
Voec,2Bth.—Whea2 prices advanced to the extent of Is to 2s
per qr.