The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-21 00:00:00

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Wheat. Barley Osta
524 6d 34 lid 3 Od
531 35 2 21 6
62 0 3', 9 22 9
52 6 35 5 22 8
62 10 35 4 2311
53 7 95 8 23 9
62 10 35 4 23 3

CORN MARKETS.

B•sisorroza, Feb. 15.—Wheat, 552 quarters, average price
£2 ltu ld per quarter. Osta. St quarters o bush.; avenge
price, XI 28 5d per quarter. Barley, 4.5 quarters 0 bush.;
average price, •1 14s Sid.
Itulowoon, 15th.—Wbeat, 65 qrs. ; avenge price. 53s id per
quarter. Barley, 50 qrs.; average price, 3,s 4d per quarter.
Best bread, tisd the 41b loaf. Fresh butizr, 104 per lb. Fat
pigs, ifs ifd to Ils Od per score. —Beasts, 48; calves, 541
pigs, 210.
Ml:mom% 15t6.—Wheat, 51. to 6114 ; barley, (grinding)
to 34a ; malting ditto, Ns to SW ;oats, lbs to tia per qr. Flour,
3161 to 401 per each. Bed, Sd to 104; .4646 d to ad ; mutton,
kid to 81.1 per lb ; pork, 10.02 to lOs 61 per score. 11AC011 7d
to 104 per lb ; cheese (Benet), 4Ss to 52, per en Z. Butter
(fresh), Is 44 to Is 5d per_ ...lb Kgmi, 11.1 tot, per dozen.
BIRMINOUAM, Feb. 16.—Good supply of English wheat,
many of the sample. being In very middling eondiUon. The
business ins quite of • retail character, mid prizes must be
quoted nominally as on Thursday last.

BKISTOL, 16141. --Oar &Mira. Oils week aro to a fair extent.
On market to-day Engli.ll wleat Mr.. in gunk.' supply and 'low
of sale, at in to 2s per qr reduction; foreign dull. and Is per
ar lower. Good malting barley in fair request, at full prices ;
grinding sorts, 3.1 to ad per qr cbeaper ; also Indian corn,
Oats in moderate demand, at our quotations. Beaus and peso
without alteration._

Socraisernix, 171h.—Our market wan fairly attended.
Wheat trade was very dull, and buyers offered Is to Is per
quarter reduction, but the business transacted was small.
Barley, oats, beans, and peas unaltered. Flour Is per sack
lower. Wheat, per load, IA4 to £l3; barley, grinding, per
qr., 80s to 311; malting ditto, 359 to 41,; oats, per
216 qr.. 338
. ; beans, per qr., 45s to 50e ; peas, per qr., 409 to 44.;
malt, per alr, 740 to 78s, flour, per sack, 40e 4ls ; Mail*,
per qr. 35s to 371.
thmucawria, le—The corn tragic since this day siennight has
been very quiet in every department. English and foreign
wheats are the tuns cheaper, and millers only purelniee to
supply immediate wants Barley, both malting and grinding,
Is dull, sod late currenciesare barley supported. Arrivals of
ow, are large, and ex-ship parcels pressed at 3d to lid per qr
less money. Maize, from scarcity, commands late rates.
Values of beans and peas are in favour of buyers.
L1V1112001., 17th.—There ays. only a than attendance of
millers, and the transactions an wbeet were in retail quantities,
and very limited In the aggregate, sellers secepting Id to 291
for red, and Id to 31 per rental for white under Tuesday's rates.
Flour exceedingly dull, and nominally Is per barrel in buyer's
fsvour. Heins Is per quarter lower. Pea. unaltered. Barley
easier to buy. Indian corn lid to lAI per quarter cheaper, and
a small businem done.

3com 171.11.—Great quietness prevailed on the Corn
Exchange to-day. The busiums Join; was to • very limited
extent, and prims generally reduced. There were limited
eupplies of English grain en offer, but the arrivals from abroad
were on no extensive male. Wheat changed bands slowly, and
lem money was occasionally accepted for both English and
foreign produce Barley experienced a dull inquiry, more
especially for malting descriptions. and previous rates
were scarcely maintained. Malt was in a quiet state, and
values were nominal. Oats were purchased cautiously, at
declining currencies. BOWLS, pees, and maize were in limited
demand. and, in ROMS instanom, cheaper. Flour was quiet,
and again reduced, American barrels Ming obtainable at die
es-ship. Arrivals: Wheat, English, 280 qrs ; ditto foreign,
9,600 qrs ; barley, English 270 qrs ; ditto, foreign, 17,4410 qrs ;
malt, English, 1,070 qr.; oak, foreign, 2440 qrs ; maize,
foreign, 4,864 qrs ; beans, English, 630 qr.; ditto, foreign, 220
'l's; flour, foreign, 6,400 ski, 11,310 Wis.
teammate, 17th.—Wheat trade was slow, and prices were
the turn In favour of bnyers. Fine barley rather dearer.
Not much change In beam and eats.
FASTER, 171.11.- -The Menem doing to-day in the market WU
very slack indeed. There was • fair attendance, and no altera-
tion from last week's prices. White wheat, 6e ltd to 6s ;
rod ditto, fls ad; superfine flour, 42. to as ; fine ditto, 40n;
secouda ditto, BM per sack.
BATH, 11th—Corn trade dull and last week's prices barely
maintained. To have pressed salsa a substantial reduction
must have been submitted t,.
TACSTOR. 18th. —Supply of wheat leas than usual, and buyers
operated with caution, recent prime being scarcely maintained.
Barley firm at fully late rates. Oats beans, and pens were
unaltoraL Maize rather cheaper.
BLANDYORP, 18th.—Wheat 140 quarters, 0 bushels; price,
from :i3s to 5.1 e; average price, .2.2 15i; 814. Barley BK. quarten,„
0 butheb, ; price, from 33s to 36. ; average prim xl les 4d.
Mimosa, 18.-- Fair attendance, but only • small supply.
Wheat trade again ruled dull,and prices were lowered by Is the
quarter.
Batorciar.,lBth.—Wheat Bade appeared slow.
CAIU4IIIII, --G4od demand for wheat at prices slightly
against the buyers.
CORNWALL, 18th.—Whcat rather active trade at • slight
advance. . . . . .

Ifah.—Dry sound samples of wheat firm, at late
quotations, but damp lots made lewi money by 6.1 • load.
Dosicamerza, At the Dorchester Ourn-eachange today
there was • moderate supply of wheat, which was much out of
condition timil sellers had to submit toe reduction on Tuesday's
prices of from la to 24 per qr.; fits was milled. Of barley the
supply was abort; it wax fully as dear 33s 6.1 per qr. Oats,
abort supplyJad dearer. 'lnspector's return : Wheat, 540
.6:1486 do, average fife filid.,Barley, NO qrs., £1544 10e, average,
It3e Old.
EIIBIIN, leth.—Etiox market + hat c been dull during the past
week. _ .

Ih.—Dunes. in the wheat trade has continued at
our markete during the put week.
MALTON, lath.— Wheat was iilow of Bak, and prices were
rather lower than last week.

lizecarma-uN.rfali, Itith.—Farmene samples were taken
offclowlv, t rather under tiic rates of last week, condition
being imperfect.
Seamen, ISt-h.—For wheat the rater of last Saturday were
barely supported.
Nuarnatirrox, wheat the greater quantity was
of an inferior quality and in bail condition, and conse-
quently prices were quoted at • decline of from is to Its per
quarter under last week'. price..
Nom:roues, ltilly—Of wheat the condition was poor, and
buyers operated slowly, rate* being is per qr. lower than
last Saturday.
Raamso, letb.—Trade heavy, and no sales could be effected
except at • reduction of
Wats* (Sotru). ltith.—Pricer showed &tendency to decline,
but only in • few Instances has a reduction being submitted
to.
WaitalinsTia. leth.—Wheat wild slowly at a reduction of
about is the qr. on the small account of business* effoctrel.
WoRCIPSTIIIR, deditlo4 from the quotations of
last in faraday, and business was not brisk.
Yomx, le:b.—Wheat wee very flat, and to have effected
sale', to wore than • limited exteut rather lower prima must
bay.: been submitted to,