The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-28 00:00:00

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2-21511.—Wheat, 48. to Mb ; barley (grinding). 300
to is ; malting, 37a to 40.; oats, Ws to 31. per qr. Flour,
38s to 39s per sack. Beet, 8d to 10d ; rod, 61 toed: mutton,
Sd to Sid per lb.; pork, 9. to 10s per score. Bacon, Td to 10d
per lb.; cheese (Dorset) new, Ito to Us per cwt. Butter
(fresh), Is 24 toll 54 per lb. Eggs, 64 per dawn.
BASIIIOII2OIS, March li—WMat. 451 quarter., 4 bush.
average price, £2 15. lOW per qua;ter. Oats 124 quarters
average price, Cl Os 131s1 per quarter. Elert4, 65 quarter.
average pries, gl 13s Old. Full attendance, and more Inquiry
for wheat, although Lne prices of Met week Were not much
Improved, Other grain wee quiet, at former rates.
liansfOL, 23rd. —Supplies of English wheat in this district
have been le., ebundauttban of lat. ; this has caused • gradual
hardening tendency In prices with • much better demand for
good foreign than for some time past. On our market to-day
NAKIW. WWI% t was in moderate supply, and said weedily at is
per qr. impro, ement. Foreign taken to a lair extent. at prices
unobtainable last. week. Scarcely ani..lauirlida flour, and
last week's values could not be ex
further advance of Csl per v. Malting barley the turn higher;
for grinding a good demand, at ratbsr more money. With
fair supplies of oats last week's prices were fully supported.
GinOucestak thuL —Supplies of English wheelers ti-
ful at this end the neighbouring merlins, and with a good
consumptive male values have improved Id to 1. per qr. ; with
heavy arrivals of foreign the demand is good, and prices are
gd per qr. dearer/ Baky, both malting and 'grinding, fully
wipports late currencies. Maize la bold for Id per qr. more
money, which somewhat checks sales. Oats sell slowly.
Beans and peas unchanged.
Ilescrtarrsa, 13rd.-Bines our leat report the trade has
remained Bros in tone, vrltheut much activity.
Devito, 23rd.—There was a fair windy a wheat, for which
more money WM asked, and altheugh this somewhat checked
busbies., the larger portion was eventually sold at fully Is pet
qr, advent= on last week's prime for all but very inferior
samples. Barley wee in fair supply, and• good trade was done
at leet, week'. prices, though 41. per qr. wee the top quotation.
Beans and peas were in demend and the turn dearer. In
other articles there was no material alteration in value from
last week.

MLIUL-Wint, Utb.-0 wing to the Ins weather, there was
little salivation In the grata trade today, though vo change of
Importance Mot place in values The supply of English
wheat was limitaL but Idly equal to the demand, which
rulail inactive. The sales were unimportant in extent. Pacelon
wheat changed hands slowly, at about late rates.
oat., beans, and perm ruled dull, sad unaltered in value.
Flour-was in little re.quast. This week's imports M foreign
m and colonial produce ho London have amounted to 2.316 qr..
of wheat; 2,490 barley; 11,830 oat.; 100 been.; 370 sacks el
Sour.

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teddy attended. The supply of wheel se. -emall, and In .);;;"
cams Is par qr advance was paid- Barley 64. r qr dearer. Oat.
beans,and Inas unaltered. Flour *fair onle,al last week's prism.
Wheat, per load, .314 to £l6; barley, grinding, per
qr., 30e to 31.; malting ditto, Me to 41,; oats, per qr , 23.
to 2111 ; beans, per qr., 45e 10 60.; peal, per qr., 470 to Inv ;
malt, per qr, 74,10 75. ; gout, per sack, SIM to 4ls ; mains,
per qr. 37s to 1181.
[dreamt, 3.411Lii-Witis only • limited stroodsoce of country
buyers, few transactions were concinded in any dascriptions of
wheat. Prices, however, were steady, at last Tuesday'. rates.
Fleur moved off slowly, and nominally unchanged In value.
Barley, beam, and peso sold at previous prime. Oats sad
saints& are dull of sale. AMAMI and Indian cora;
owing to tin increased quantity offering, was 61 to 9d lewm;
UM reduction induced soma bat= but tbe sales were '
In propation,to the quantity
WAII7111.1), 24th. —There Wia• good 'bow of plieeikazd
prices were quoted Is per qr. dearer Ulan last biley. • •
warn • fall' demand for red, but not much enquiry for white.
Emig firm, at full prices. Beam and 0•111 steady at lat.
rake.

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BLAJIMILD, 25M.—Wimat, $l4 quartet; bushel.; price,
from Us W Ado, *verso prim £4 14. 111‘1„

FLOATING emu:kora—err 00A6T, CL. & I.
WII3IT. Itia s. .I. 6. d.
Mariano, k Mardi 491-63 6 64 6
0611. and Nc. (Arks. • 419-62 41 63 0
Now Coast „. 492-62 I 63 0
Policia Odom 480-52 0 63 0
Ainerloin • 4.110-66 0 Fa
AIIIIIIC4II
ObliJornian

.. . ... 600-58 0 00 0

• . .. 402-36 0 36 8
.. .. 610-40 0 36 6
• . .. •.—a 0 0 0

••• 600-I6 0 28 6
60-0 0 0 0

... ... .. 1.00-38 0 3..1 6
.. .. .. CIO-0 0 00

Mann
°Wats and Odessa
Danube
Italian .
11A.11.1T.
Taganrog
Danube ..
Sabato' ..
Buss.
Seidl
Eva
Taffisral
Danube
Smyrna Din. . 410— 0 0 0 0
Danube and B•l.niailiMetesed 400—I 0 o 0
Igibtarenan • 416-0 I 0 0
CURRIINT PRICES OF 01111111.—Dorr ran.
WIMAT, gape: end Kent white • now bikotobe
red • • • • ••• 64 to 67
Norfolk and Suffolk white .• 67 to be
red ••• • •• 4114367
mein and Cambridgeshire • • • • •• 66 to 67
Rur.enit 641.03
Talavera OS 106$
Rivet% ..
.44 Kmialbalabid •••• se to se
Restouk, Wismar and
Ilarianopoll and Berdianski • 64 to 64
Petersburg and Smoak& •
United States and Canadian.. Winter —to
do. do. Bçrtng .. 6fito7
Auatzallafl
per tack eBlBO lbs.•• •'• "I°6°
ntry s7e to Wit Town-msde 42 to 60
American, extra-Siate, per barna al 190Iba 28 0 to re 0
do. Sour
Canadian • • • • • • 00to 0 0
• • • • • • .. O. 20 to 30 0
Vienna,Hungarlan, kn., scarce, per mark ;A
2301te .toto
£utzellen• • • • • • ..ff here 42 to 44
Californian . 40 to 42
English, tine U;alUrig. de
secondary de. • 34 to 16
Grinding and Netting. •:
• • 32 to 34
Foreign, Smile
Daniel; see owooteit • "
Banat ' • 12 to 23

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