The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08 00:00:00

Junc2l
July 1

Markets.
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AVINAOI4I.
Wheat. I Barley. Oat&
a. d. s. I. s. d
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wit , 36 10 27 8
:1) 1 36 10 27 5
84 1) 27 1
66 6 ! 8-47 27 10
roa 10 ' 8411 27 2
66 0 24 :t 21 3
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847 I

Average b

CUM MARK lITS.

27

1111{111116 II A3l, August 3.-Bupply of Enzlish wheat was smwil,
but :Mikis. sums:lA.l hi supplying them elves at the prices of
hist week.

MAN-C-11-VI.IIIR, 3Td—Egli.h host was In Ihort supply, and
brought the full rates of thin day ne'ttitight, foreign at the
418110 Stine being in moderate request, without change in
value. Flour moved off slowly, but choice fresh-made sort*
were quite as dear. In c-at,, bean% or Indian corn there was
no material alteration.

Bauvrot, ord.—WO7ave had very fine weather for the last
four day., kinder the Influence of which the corn trade has
become dull again, nod on our market this afternoon there
was very little bw.ineas doing in either Eligikh or foreign
le beat, but we cannot call prices lower than imd week. Good
barley scarce and quite as dear, whilst unsweet parcels are
almatant, and premed at irregular price.. Indian corn and
osts in fair demand at last week's rates. Mans rather lower.
Prices.— Wheat, Englirli, red and white. 551 to 0o;:( American,
52, to : ; ealdondaii, white, 0. to 0.; other foreign, 46. to
sls per (WWI,. Barley, English, matting, Os to tis per (ir;
lri.h and French, grinding, Il to 'Jasper 401 db. Oats, Irish,
white, 24s Id to 36( Cid per 3201 b ; Irish, black, 22s to 23s per
3041 b; tawny, 24s 6d to 25e per 3041 b. Beans, English,
4.s to 48s per qr. Flue, English, good seconds, 38s to 40s
peel:Wilt; Ault rican, 26s to 27. per barrel. Indian corn, Sin
to 35.0-i per 438th. Arrivaba Irish : 1.481 qrs (atm, 80 sacks
Sour. Coastwise: 190 sacks flour. Foreign: 5,195 gni wheat,
10,151 airs barley, 5,239 gni maize.
Owenurntx, 3rd.. -With a change to fine weather, the
wheat trade hes become very quiet In tone, and values of both
English and foreign are the turn lower. Sweet grinding bar-
ley is in good request, and fully as dear. Indian corn is
I premed, and le per qr cheaper. The demand for oats continues
small, at about late currencies. Other articles unaltered.
Dantra, 3rd.—Wheat wan again in very "short supply, with
a dui trade, and in come Instanceu the turn lower In price, but
hardly • butlicient, decline to be quotable. For other grain
vicea were nominally the mune as last week.
MARK-LA:te, August I.—The gi rein trade today Val chine'
'armed hy qulettiem. There au a better supply of English
wheat on rale, %bile the receipts from abroad were good. For
both red and white protium, the inquiry sas inactive, and
prices were with diMculty sustained. Barley sold slowly on
iornacor ',rms. Malt was dull, but not quotably lower. The
show of mtts wan large. The demand was 140 W, and prIMIS on
some occasions were easier. Deans and peas changed hands
quietly on former tern.., Flour was deprea a led, generally
cheaper to mil.
LIVIULIVOL, Ch.—Moderato business w. done in wheat, at a
darline of lei per central for all out the finest red and white,
at the same time scarcely maintaining Tuesday's quotations.
Indian runt met with a slow demand at a decline of 3d per qr.
Waganstn, 4th.— Fine white wheat is scarce, and, in con-
sequence, rather dearer; in spring corn no attention.