The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-03-07 00:00:00

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STATE OF THE CORN TRADE FOR TIIF:
WREN.

Tb. grain trade was again disappointing in its
-.der until Wednesday last, when • revived export
,i cet in, which was freely continued on Friday.
iw ioquiry for wheat for shipment, and an aneauct
~1,00 °twice English ar.d American qualities. Wheat
'echo cout has &despond 26 to 3. for choice, while •
..e,a, sbiorptiou of produce OD French itimount is
~,,i for. Flour. has risen fully 6 I per sack. Spring
ii:wariy, Muse and oats advanced fully Is per
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51 10
53 7
63 11
530

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35 6
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36 10

367

23 94
SI 8
22 11
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21 7
21 5

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. CORN MARItiTd.
..xagtea, March 14. —Moderate aupplics of Eng Bah
this and the the neighbouring markets, for w hich
.• ii a TOT Con.umptivo demand, at an improvement of 13 1
E.Olilli WIN ill retail at fully late rate*. Malting .
it', 61 per qr doctor; grinding dull and unaltered ;
but the demand Is very
.......sr held for eil per qr more money,
..r.tased at the adt-anee. Uessis.posa, and maim unchanged. ,
.611. ulnae, I.4—Wheat, lin to 945; barley (debuting), 32. to
salting, .1:. to 40.: tale, 201 to 30. per qr. Flour
[.' ,
rsack. Beal, Sd to 10d ; !GRA; ad to ad ; mutton
w 0 mit,. ; pora,
to. od
)t.o ?O• tiit. per se
94 p.:ll.o.t4Balcilaun Til:
r 19.1 r. .
I. t s4d per lb. Eggs, 10.1 per dozen.
Bisenionmi, 2nd. —A xlv in supply Of dry English wheat,
,it odd freely at an advance 01 Is to 2.. Foreign wheat
also 11l to 2, per qrliilier, with more demand.
31111701., *141. Fair supply of Eimllsh wheat, which sold
hly st an improvement 01 Ix par qr. More doing in
' s at fully the price. of this day se'enight. Malting
.) 64W Is per qr dearsir. Black unta sold freely, at lki
iv advance. tether torts held for a smiler improvement ,
li but lint. doing
!itinerante. tid.- The tone a the trade has gradually
'roved slam our last report, but without having led to
ii activity, the Inunaction generally having holm of a
tad diameter, at prices, notwithstanding, tending in
ar ol seller. for all artielto. Thie morning Snip& wheat
. a lair demand, at an advance of Is to 2s per qr ' foreign
ne eanle time bringing ati improvement of 3sl at:d 441 per
....1. poor am in Tunited rniumt, but must be quoted osl
..,,,
ark bieher. Oen Id per 491. dearer.
L'elliteeot, 3ro.—A good demand for wheat, at Id for white
nld per rental advance for red on Tuesday's rates. Flour
. per barrel more money, but trainactlons limited. Egyptians
lased per or easier.
tstertete, 3rsl,—Wheat met a steady consumptive demand ;
:red quaint, were noted Is to gii per in dearer, hut white
...• thd nut partivipste in the improvement to the same
I,i. Bliley wax fully as dear. In beans there was no
wsnon. Oats were rather dearer.
Iltet.Lasz, 3rd.—There were strong symptoms of reactions
the Mill trade to-dar. A considerable demand was
riencol for wed-wheat both on English and French
1, and really choice samples advanced about Is per
ar, Spring American wheat waa held at Is to gs
li.rter more money, there being a good enquiry
nport. Flour showed an advance of about In.
oek from this day week. liala and mane have
a timely at a nse of Ls per quarter lan the week, while
re bc4ILS, and peas ruled Inn in value. This week's lin-
, •4 tureign and colonial produce into London have
-rani ei 11,330 quarters of wheat, 4,930 barley, and 440

.0)fellD, elk—Wheat, :16 qrs. 0 bushels ; 52. to hes Od
rfer, 1:21:1 Md. Batley, qrs.; aN crags price

JA, Mirk, 4(1.-At the eon. ExChange, Domlietter, to•
thew a fair /wittily of *beet and a moderate den:Mid,
gat•sti• ranting trim 52. to SS, per gr ; the advance of the
Who' wee .an maintained. Barley a abort ,omply and
w dear-321 to Mo. Peas Irons Is to 2. dearer. Beam
IVA, Sinn a• 1.4 Welk.

CATTLE MARK.
.—.•ax, Mardi i —Supply of bed in excess of trade
Ircnienta, and mainly conusts ,if second-class animals ;
•ye in considerably lo request than on Monday, and
cunrriliently • corresponding reduction in price, witti
oily in dosing sales. Nothing lower can be written for
heel. Buyers on French account are not to-day in the
id. The mutton trade is stationary, quite no good an
lay, if anything, tending upward. Inferior raises are
Mt to dispose ; choice, well up to our top quotation.
little of no alteration in the price of pork.
TOTAL surrtr. foITION aurrte.
1,340
••
0,221 1,190
115
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.I;cr tilbt by thc carca.c.

Inferior Quality. Find. Quality.
• ... Od. to 4, d. IL IML to to. bd.
Zia bd. —b. Od. • .. fra. 2L Mi. 26.
3. Id. to. la. lkl. 6a. 2.1.
'rk 3.. ld.—to. Ud.. to. tj.-61. Id.
At per stone of elb., sinking the offal.
1111111,TuN. Std.—Sheep, 612; beast., ' pip, 133 ;
'4l; liores, 4. Good supply of *lock, and a brisk sale
'n price: Prime wethers fetched over Its per stone, and
to it. per more.

POULTRY MARKET.
--iii, March I- Fowl., 4:to 54; litroon4, 14 24 to Is Ittl
P•r ; ettgs, It; to 17 for • shilling.

BUTTER MARKET.
!Fre.h Mater the supply improves, but the quality is not
istr. The demand is good fur the bent. We: quote, lints
• 6..,,1144 Ids, thirds Ids, and inferior down to lds; nest
,ry Is, 1., Ws per dozen.
• reprd, F.,reignAßutter very fine qualitlea are In ropiest,
,I.lrnur des:Notions are plentiful and diMeult to .11.
last quoted at 1104 to lids—no steamer up this
,Roil cud Danish 130. to 1341,; JorFtey lth to latis ;
iy lo to 160 e; Dosch lOUs to 1104; Locr lOar to
uzl Canadian Elth to lltis per cwt.
mils, and. —The following were the current prices at
market to-day :—Milk butter, per lb., ilul to 1:n1 : whey
Oil to Od.

VIE.
'eal is rather slow of sale, but little better inquiry ia
labmtlY.—Aincricaii at ut so'it. aru
irately.
—Wu to bG, Willahire. Double 74e to tbila
Lump. . Q',,P 7 Z.. Thin —.Oat „ 7aa
pita a coloured 75.. to. Loaf .... eta „ 94t
elt). Thin .... 6G.,,
TICI and Cheddar Tie ebeablm. lau-ti •• • • 61, ..91.
„
ws Chow. Per cwt. truukas Cheddar „
Edam OG. to T!..
tlou4. 68. „ Anturitzu : „ Pia
Derby Claude— .110. tib Kauter 87 ~ a

PRODUCE MARKET.
cilotilil produce inutets have ruled dull throughout
etch. 1131 d the tendency uf orhma has beau is favour uf
though a better tone prevailed at the Ouse. Less
•1 has been aLieeptoil fur auzar, tna, and cull., the trait.-
.. having m been 'ute in eauh. lUce has been in

816 D MAIIKET.
ti,w a goad trade doing In seeds, both In town and
' 1:•• TM supplies of new American rod are still limitel,
,'• li.der the influence 01 the continued French demand
''.• Mew an upward tendene). English clovers realise hill
'o'. ALAS.. sad white clover seed are Moth Ann; scarcely
I :rash arrivals hew yet come to hand from abroad. Fine
P•li seed is in improved molest. New ssinfoin seed is
Indingly SPIRY sod dear. Tile brisk &mend for spring
le 1.4 Frame hail caused an advance during the week ol
„ ~.n per qr. Mustard it Grin. 4 sposeed lo to Is per qr
n. Gra. seeds of WI descriptions 111,,V0 off freely, at
~.kaneed currencies. We have • fair trade for large tkokh
• • Lucerne seed being In ellen, supply it held for long
mi.. Bird eesde are without change. Linseed le Arm.
I Sails &Soso, seed merchants, lt), Water-Lsne, Loudon,

MAY AND STRAW.
S, lcßoomyr. to-day's quutatiou :
Per losd .313 d %rut., I Per load of 36 trusses.
10 oto A- 7 V I Clover t. 3 0 oto £7 hi, 0
:Straw 13 0(0 sl2 3 0

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