The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-19 00:00:00

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TUESDAY: Saliabwry 80010010 limited, snd wheat
sold for rather le.. money. Other grain maintained late
quotations.—Lireepeof : Wheat declined 2d to 3d tier
cents!. Indian corn 6d to Is lower on the week. Other
article* quiet.
WIDNICSDAY.—Mark./.ose Thin attendance, mad
business dull. The few stiles in wheat at about
Monday's prloes. Spring earn unchanged.—i'reese
The supply of wheat vu still small, but the demand
was by no means so native as it baa recently been, and
prices appeared to have *drooping teoderacy. The
quotation was from 50s to 58s per qr. But little barley
was shown, and only one or two lota of good quality.
The highest ;nice we heard of we. sls per gr. Oats
were scarce and dear, nothing good being obtainable
under 2s to Zs per qr. Beans were also deu. Teething
501 to 60s per qr. 110 peas there was very little doing,
the quotation being nominally 444 to 50. par Ir. Flour
was quoted to-day 37. to 391 per sank, with • fair
coeimmttive demand.
BaurroL, Thursday.—A good supply of English wheat,
which sold slowly at a decline of Is to 2. ger qr. foreign
nominally gave way 2s per gr. Malting Wiley turn
cheaper; grinding freely offered at • reduction of is per
p. Beans and maize each Is per gr. lower. For oats a
limited inquiry at rather lees money.
1001.00. 0. d. s. d.
American, red senior, per 4961 h. .. 61 0 ..6.1 0
Polhh Odeaa, liioulati, toil, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Htilahka, hard, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
(Mirka, Tagaunv,Doit,kc., Koft,ditto .. 40 0 .. 49 0
Gliirk6, °damn, Nie..l.of, soft, ditto .. O 0 .. 62 0
BcrdianAlllarianople, loft, ditto LI 0 .. 640
English, Ma 69d while. ne., ditto .. 44 0 .. Lo 0

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Fresh, good to Any !noltiog. ocr imp. qr.. 43 0 .. 60 0
ditto, ditto, ditto .. 4! 0 .. 45 0
Inalt and French. grio.liog, per 4041 b. .. 34 0 .. 35 3
Danube sal MallterraLuan, ditto .. Se 0 .. Si 0
OATS.

Limerick and other, Go, white, per 4391 b .. 46 6 .. 49 0
C nt, iloblin, lltd ditto .. 47 0 ..27 0
Cork, Waterford, black, per 30411) t 6 .. 26 0
Irish tawny, ditto .. 40 0 .. 40 G
NW&
FLOCS.

F4QpU, per 480th.
}:.,glLbh, per Imprrial qr.

.. 41 0 .. 42 0
.. 41 0 .. 60 0

F.nglbl.h. rood weondr, per olb. 37 0 .. 38 0
United B&r., Canadian, kc., .wroot super-
..
COAX.

line, per 41;1.1..

!13 0 0

1114e.1 Juncrkaa, per 43^11.--.. —TT" .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Danubian, ditto 36 0 .. 36 0
3ftiv4i3.-1r1411: qrs. •Iteat, 1126 qrs. oats, CA rim
barley. 3`..rr4gn :4006 qrs. wheat, 460 qrs. oats, 6,42
Lely,fillb) gm. maize.
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(notoxester : Corn trade very quiet and values of nearly
all articles have • dropping tendency. —Delius
Wheat Ueda dull at • decline of la to 2. per qr. Malting
barley prices with difficulty maintained, inferior and
grinding an advanced Is per qr. was generally realised.
In other grain • moderaie trade was done at former
values. Wheat declined late 2. per qr.
and most unsold. Barley Gd to Is per quarter lower.
Oats and beans fully as dear. Feu rather higher.—
Manckster : Wheat, both English and foreign, fully
Is per quarter lower; and flour obtainable at a reduce
Ilion of 6rl to ls per sack. Oats and oatmeal slow at
barely late raters. In beans no material change was
observable. Indian coin was easier to buy; DOW
American, Is and other sorts 34 to 6.1 per quarter.
FRIDAY. Mark-Lane: Short supply of English
wheat, and the condition of many of the samples was
damp. All kinds met a dull inquiry, but no quotable
change took place in prices The show of foreign
wheat was fairly extensive. but the trade was of quite •
retail character, on former terms Barley was dull, and
malting qualities tended downwards in value. The
malt trade we. inactive, at barely stationary cur
reneies. Oats met a steady demand, at extreme
prices for all sound Corn. Beans and peas met • little
inquiry, and rates were almost nomiaal. The flour
trade was very inactive, but without quotable Asap
in either town or country marks— Wukcjield:
Wheat Is lower, and at this decline little doing. Fine
barley Is, and other sorts Is to 2s cheaper. Liivrpool
There was • smell attendance, and very little business
doing in wheat and flour, at • shade under last Tuesday's
prices. Indian corn depressed, at gd further reduction;
old mixed at 36s 6d, and new at Ma 3d. Other articles
quiet, and unchanged.
SATURDAY. —/llasudforci : Wheal declined in price
fro. la to 2s. Barley firm And oats Is per qr. advances.
—Dordester : Inspector's return—wheat, 36e to
52., average 471 del ; barley 31s to 52., average 47s ;
oats, 28e per qt.—PetrA : Wheat inactive, and mites
showed • reduction of from Is to 2s per qr. Earley,
from scarcity, quite as dear, and more demand for
grinding sorts. Oats scarce, and best qualities very
dear. quotations :—Wheat, 50e to 58s ; barley, 3114 to
62e ; este, ate to Sis ; beans, 60s to 005; peas, 44, 10
603 e per qr. Flour yells at 37e to 30s per sack for
seconria --Taunton Wheat, fig 94 to 6. 104 per
bushel ; maltiag,barley'ru bid tolls; grinding, de ; crate,
2.34 re, 3. ; beau, da 6d ; peas, 7.; Sex, 91; Urea.
80.--Warwriuter : Wheat very quiet, at la to 2s per
qr. reduction. Malting barley, the supply of which was
Panty, was fully as dear as last week, and grinding
descriptions were in demand. Oats fro.