The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-30 00:00:00

OORN MARKET&

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TOLIIDAY. -Salisbury : Wheal was is Improved
demand , at lost wo ek's rat. a -Liverpool . Goo'
attendance, and a more ellenoive demand for whist, at
an Wooers of 2d per rental oil nod denriptiose, and at
full prices for white Flour was firm in vale., bat the
trade was not active. Indian corn we. le better request,
et 3d Improvement; mired, 294 Si. Offer unease quiet
aed onatimpd,
WID/MSDAT. - Alark-LlllOl4 : Thin attendance,
depend for all arils's. continued VOTY deist* bet last
Korday's prises were fully maintained.
EIATURDAT.-Dorekrattr : Wheat, 43e to 44s ; neerege,
244;44. barley, 47. per quarter.-Batt: Heber
I prime were asked for wheat, and though noressitess
buyers reluctantly gave Is to 2. per quarter mace
messy than was Obtainable last weak, bet DWG
basioem passed. The quotation was from 45e to 52.
I gutsy a very qaiet trade. Oats 261 to 30s for blies,
sod up to 34s for white. Beans mot so high by 3. per
quarter as they were some weeks ago; the gestation
intro. 46s to Hs per quarter. Floor, the ten dearer,
' millers refusing to sell today under 35s for artrarals-
Taunton Ms attendance and supply were small.
Wheat fetobed 64 to 6. 3d; malting barley. 3. 44 to
15. 9d ; grinding, 44 to 4s 3d ; °eta, 3s 9d to ho ea ; bouts,
6. 61 ; peas, 7.; flax. 9.; tares, 8. par bead. - -
Wormiest". : A deer reaction in the wheat trade, and
millers meld only purchase at an advance of 34 pls.. qr.
The highest quotation we. 52s per quarter. with a
downward mass to 46e.• Barley was in rather less
demand, but prises were unaltered, malting sort..
Wing quoted up to 53.. par qr.. nod grinding from 344
to 44a. Oen had a fair sale at fully rates-260 I.
Beans were a dull trade at from 416 to 56. per qr.
Peas are nominally quoted 441 to 50.. Floor wan
dearer, 35. to 36 per ask being the
Reading : At the °parietal dm market le:=Lruled
very slow, but seetmed a firmer toe* towards the oker
of bus:nese, 45, to 56e per quarter Wag the prices re-
alised. There was a Blotted supply of barley, white wee
In moderate mama it former earns miss. Ms 1. 44. per
gauger. For clan Mere was • good inquiry at tinkered
rates, 14s to 3k per quarter. Beene and peas =1
hands at rather lower terms- Meer is weling in
at 40. per sae for Isonesholde, and 341 Ifee semois.
--otosseencr Our foreign imports Mis week are at
vary small aement, aostprialeag only MO quarters of
barley from Bassmon. We bare Myst 2,200 gaolers off
oats sod 1,150 quarters of Melee from Ireland. The.
market today ban been dell, and basher anything but
brisk. with prised, if anything, In Ismer of tbio
English white wheat 6s 61 to Hs Id and red fie to 6s 3.1
per 6121bs ; for American 6s to 6131, awl Dente* 6. 64
to es 9d offered; molting barley 43e to 4/is par quart.r.
and grinding 24. to 25 per 400th.; Irish oak Ws to 27s
per quarter for grey and white, and he to 215. for Wick;
Maas, fis 64 to 6. 101 per baslid. lest oliefaarerages :
wheat, C 2 is 6d ; barley. E 2 36 ; and boas, £3lO. per
quarter. -In consequence of Good Friday falling epee the
ordinary exchange day, the Southampton men market
was hold out of coarse, the result being &small attend-
ance and a nasty apply. What was no lousy, end made
average stalls Ict.par qeuartuerot;.rrioss genersllswrers.
112 to 713 per load; beans 451 to 54e ; peas,ons "rstie to 47st;',
malt, 68. to 76.; barley, for malting. 42. to 40s; ditto,
for grinding, 28e to 32.; oats (black), 25s to 14.; ditto
(white), 26s to 304 per quarter; household lour, 35. to.
37s per sack.-At Altos wheat was in short supply, and
trade was firm at hilly lad week's rates. Beene, peas,
and oats were sanheaged : barley WM a trifie lower.
The prime were : Wheat, Ell to Cl 3 per load ;beam,
50. to 52. ; peas, 45e to 48. ; barley, for grinding, 28e to
30s; ditto, for malting, 40s to 46.; oats, 36s to 311. pee
qr bousabold flour, 33e to 36. per seek ; breed lld and
12d per Saba -At Ringwood the attembace was good,
with • large supply of wheat. Prides, however, ware
Ste., and the transactions were Waked. Wheat Needs
an average of 47.; barley, 44s Id: and cote, 26s per
quarts:; bread 124 per Ma -At Farnham wisest was
quoted at 50. and barley at 46 pet quaater.-At New-
port, Isle of Wight, the average price of wheel use 40e
per quarter.-At Ramsey the attendeea was small,
sad trade ruled dull, at late rataa-At Beeiegetoko
wheat was quoted at 44s to 6file ; berme. 480 to 545;
barleyi 351 to 44.; oata, 244 to WY per quarter; bread,
114 per 81b..-At Winchester there IrUP en avenge
supply of wheat, but trade was dull, prime having •
downward tendency. Beaus, peas, barley, sad oats
wan, unaltered in value; household floor made It. to
35s per saelt.-At Andover tbe attendance and supply
were small, and trade ruled dull. Wheat was quoted
at 46s to 52.; b.rlry, 38. to 47.; oats, 15e to 3lk pew
quarter; household Boar, 37. to 40s per sash; hosed,
134 per filba.