The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24 00:00:00

LONDON CORN (CLOSING).

MOP MT.

Wheat closed firmly at full prime foe all qualitiee
except Calcutta ; oat*, maize, tending upwards ; sound
own turn dieter; t ern:ly, beau*, and peas without
change; flour, steady in value and demand.

SOurgsnrrog Coati, Friday—Better attendants at to
day's market Dull gals foe English and foreign wheat,
at the prime of Isst week. Eisele, sod oats gigot, with
little demand, Mane unaltered, Flour firm, at last
week's quotation,. anglish—red, All to £1.3 101.; white,
All 10.. t. All per toed grinding bailey iHneitshk 15t to
; m•lting barley, 30, to U.; manta 30s. to 331.;
dour, 38s. to 40t. per sack.
80DINAMPT011 CATTLE. Friday.—Thers wall SD aviimiogis
supply 4 stock at our market to-day, that of the best
quality being in batter dam sod than last weak, lb. prices
meshed being as follow :—Witthers, dd. fld to 7. Per
mon-. and beet& 13.. 61. to 14.. per we. The following
were offered i—iineep, 960 ; bestow. 30; calves. U;
118; borate, 6.
BATH Coax, B.iur4ay. —ltoglish wheat was to ear,
'holt supply, and good maples had an upward tenritnti.
with • meaty wile. Flour was Arm, and (*ding core us-
cbang.d.
Donau:aria Coax, Bsturday.-.11 iderats attendance at
as, .. drics,aug, t edsy. Toe brads in wheat eee veer
dull, best samples of Hudak barely melting. In" wee',
rates;
secondary lots bud to adipose or. Foreign very
steady at tete rates. 0017 the very best samples of malt-
ing barley were wooled, soaking full mt..; Interior,
pif istful, sad Lancet uosaisiabla. Grinding barley 6d.
chewer. Kolas vary Its...Ay. 8 .me inqatry teemed pees
Oats very steel/. Flour. Fis, to
OLOOCIPSTLD CORD. 8 .i• *op.—Toon, WY • good mud,
of Ea* it. wheat, aad at sold at the fad prices of Isst
week. Foreign wheat met a quiet trade, but without
change is value. Maim ths turn dearer. °finale( barer
slow at prowl .us rates Osta rsry
Ttionvosi COLD, Saturday. —TDOSS WY • good *User
dance, an 1 trad• ruled Arm. Ti. following wets t•••
quotstiona who*, whits, 18. to au. • rid. 46•
to ; foreign wheat, Mt to 565. ; barley roUtiog. 301. to 34. • ditto. grinding. Oa to ; mali., flat,
to 30s. •. round, 30s. to Ala. fkl. • oat., 406. to
no. pesos, dis. to 431. ; peas, Xs. to Ida. ; floor, ZS
to s.
DOICEIDIDD CArrt.g. Saturday.—Hood supply of tel
stock with a dwridA upward tend nor. best fat bad
usakiag from 14.. ti 14. 61. • sec kdsry. 13s to 13.. 61.
Heifers sod roves, Lilt barroom, I:9 to .Cl 4 Is.;
in-calf dairy c .aa £l4 10s. to LW; two-year-old barren
heifers, C 9 to All. Fat •woo, (Zs. to 74i.; withers, et
to 73.. 61.
Tatieforearrtn, Saturday.—The supply of stock eall •
tuna it tts. beim lately, but Use public bars
Ott sot •vidently got quite u.od to ths weakly fixtoro
Fst ',ethers. 56.. to 001. : fat heifer., £l6 to AY ; Ist
£.24 to /10 ; barrsners, to £l6; cows and calves.
Cut.C2o.
Waal/mann Co*,, 8 sty rd sy. —There WY a bane supply
of wkaat sad barley. Ti. bust samples of wheat we
eagerly sought after, sod met a firm gala at last weekk
prom but *condor, iota wore aaglected. B aley sold
slowly at the rates currant last nuutat.dar. Is other vain
there we. no material change, with a dull trade, Wbast,
31.. to 84. g”f gr. barlriv. 2195. to 361. beans. 4AL to lig- ly
oats. 19.. to 21, : Prom. 38'. to