The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16 00:00:00

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£ouvol&—lr4oh 00—tp a. chest, .40{1..m17.- eels,. 414 qr..
barley, IS qr. males. iSwetstise : (Mt qrs. cata,3ll7 qrs.
0 qr. boars Foreign: Mil qra wheat, 3100 qrs.
barley, 260 brls flour.
Worcester Good supplies of English wheat at Oda
and the neighbouring markets, for which there is a
fair sale at about last week's prices ; foreign sells in
retail, but lute currencies are with difficulty supported.
M•ltiog barley maintains late rates, but /firedog Is
Much depressed and 2s per qr. cheaper. The sale for
oeta is slow, and values have given way fully 6d per
qr. Maize neglected, although offered at • decline oil,
to 2s per qr. Beans Is per qr. lower.—Vernes : Fair
supply of wheat, but the weather had told very con-
siderably on the condition, and ooneequently it wee In
little request. and last week's rates hardly maintained.
Barley unaltered. lhratiripkon • Fair supply of
Eneliali wheat, end all descriptions found buyers at
kat week's rates, also foreign. Dailey again Is per qr.
lower. Oats rather : absapor. 15•14 US firm. Peas in
limited requeat.—Alaudiesirr .• Wheat and flour dull,
although there was not much disposition to submit to
lower prices, still in the little business transacted
buyers had the advantage. Oat. and oatmeal were in
limited request, at about Iste rates. Egyptian beans
, declined 61 to 9.1, and American new maize 6d per
, quarter.
FLIDAT.—Yered-Lone From Esser and Kent the
receipts of wheat were moderate. There was no
improvement in the demand. The inquiry for both red
and white parcels continues he ivy, at barely Monday's
currency. With foreign wheat the market was seasun-
ably well supplied. In all dsserptions salsa progressed
slowly, at about late ratea Floating cargoes of wheat
were inactive, and there WS/ not much animation in the
inquiry for other kinds of produce &Bost. The market
was fairly supplied with barley. The trade was heavy,
at the recent decliae. Malt void slowly, on former
terms. The inquiry for oils was limited. Good sound
co.ft was steady in value; otherwise the tendency of
prices was In favour of buyers. Beene and peas were
without change, with a dull inquiry. Badman in flour
! Ws• restrictrd, at preying. quotations.— Wakefield
Wheat trade dull, and prier. the turn in favour of
buy. rs. Braley slow sale, at late ratea—Lieerpool •
' *email attendance, and • limited business in wheat and
flour, at last Tuesday's prices. Oats and oatmeal dull,
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. on if eliternoean descriptions—neer mixed at 314 3d,
and old et 32.54.
SAMILI)AT. Bleaulford Wheat trade, samples
somewhat inferior. Barley of beat quality
In request at full prices. Oats same so last week.
Of peer there was a large supply, with a dull
sale.—DorrArsirr: Wheat 415 e to 565, average 50s;
barley, 30s to 50., average 45s 71d per qr.—BMA
Trade was very dull for wheat, at barely late rates.
Beans made fully as mach money as last week. Flour
was unaltered. Prior. i—Wheat. 48. to 54.; barley. 36s
to 48s; oats, 2.e to 32•; beam, 30s to Me; pees, 461 to
50s per qr.• flour, 36s to Mt per sear for seconds.
TM/NW% .' The market was well attended, but the
transactions were again of a limited character, and pur-
chaser were made for immediate consumption only.—
Wormiouter Larre attendance, but grain eune to
band in very indifferent condition. The wheat trade
was slow and dragging. Farmers asked fully previous
rates, but except for best qualities they were not given,
secondary parcels being obtainable at ls per qr. less
money than last weak. The highest quotation cis 56s
with a downward range to 40e. For barley there was an
cattle demand, and previous rates were fully maintained,
the quotation being up to 534 per qr. In other corn
cooly a very small amount of business was done. Flour
I. quoted 36.56 to 380 per seek for woods.