The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-03 00:00:00

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Markus.

REVLEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

Holders of pain have shown much firmness this
we and the tendency of prices of all kinds of pro-
duce at Muk-lami has been to favour of sellers. Theta
i,, a natural tentieney towards higher ratite at this
period of the year, owing to the closing of the naviga-
tion both in Europe and Amerios, and to the belief
that cold weather stimulates the demand for home
consumption. There Is no doubt that the frost haa
bail • hardening effect upon the trade, but this I. to
be attributed to the state a tho roads, which seriously
impedes the transport of produce to market. The
Timothy of English wheat soot forward to Mark•lane
has been limited, but that csondition of the samples has
Improved. Contrary to all preeedent, the Mark-lane
market was not opened on Monday lut, but on Wednes-
day a fair business was tiallSided.lna an occasional rise
of Is took plasm,perticial rly on Russian and American
wheats. The probability of an inquiry for shipment to
frame has naturally induced sellers to be firm in their de
meads, and though this has not been altogether
responded to by buyers, prime for both English and
foreign wheat are higher on the week. The imports
have been liberal, and there are still nearly 600 cargoes
of wheat on the war from all quarters, against about
420 at the corresponding period last year. Many of
these vessels will be diverted to, and were probably
intooded for, the Breath coast, but the liberal supplies
in prospect will prevent any considerable rue in priori
for the present: Santo Important movements may be
looked for, however, connection with the siege of
Paris. Should this be prolonged, the hilloaooe of the
result upon the trede will be proportionately inten-
sified. Spring corn b without important movement oe
the week, though maize and eau have shown a ten-
dearly towards further improvement. Beans and peas
have supported late ales; but secondary barley,
whish Is plantilnl,kaa sold on easy terms.
FLOATING CARGONN—OFF COAST. Cr,: & i.
WIIItT lb.. s. . 4
Mart.ao, e Nardi .. • • • • 491-48 40 6
utles. arid No. Otrka ... • • .. 181-49 60 0
Tsgurog
.4JI-45 48 0
sow COSA .. • • ... 482-47 eit 0
Nati Odom • • • • 480-40 50 0
roe

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•,;,ditccooo . no— o o
WWI and Odom • „ • 466_30 0
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P 44424 .. • • .. mo—ss 0U 6
lilian .460-00 00
!Mum.
1N.24.2012 ••• •• • • • • • • 600-16 0 20 0
Danube • • ,
• • • • • • .. 400-10 0 27 0
balookes .. • • • • • • • • .. 400-0 0 0 0
•Alncan • • • ... • • •• 400— 0 0 0 0
.11aus.1
2Adi

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Ara
Danube
Ilinyron Darin • 483 0 0
Danube and SalonbilliDatesed 4.90 0 0
.. • • • • 4SO 0 0
Wisest in betterieranad, nod pions hardnolag. NAM ilrm.
Dailey steady:

CUlUltir PRICES of URAIN.—Dun Pam
WILIAT, Irani sea Kent white • Dew buta,a,
red • • • • .. „ 40 to 63
Norfolk aid Suffolk white „ 64 to 66
red • .. „ 601068
Lincoln sad Cambridgeshire. „ 62 to 63
Nunicrift .. • • .. „ 54 to 66
Talavera .. 67 to 60
Rivets . 48 to 50
Lantaic sad Konigsberg , 57 to 02
Heetock, Timm and Stralsund .. 67 to 00
Illartanopdi and Bertlianskl • 46 to 68
Peeersburg and Baxonlia • 46 to
United Mates and Canadian.. Winter.. 51 to 63
do. do. .. bpring .. 42 to a
Awl:sham . • • • .. .5i to 57
Twos, par sack d =ins.

S. to Ms Town-mode.. 40 to 47
Linericae, extra-BWe, per barrel of 11/61bo 26 0 to 26 6
do. Sour • 24 0 w 25 6
Canadian
Vienna,liongarian, scarce, par amok of
2601 b. • 400058
Australian if bore 40 to 42
• .• 33 to 40

BAUR. English, fine malting , ,

. SS to 41

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secondary da ... .. :1
°Finding sod Distilling .. .. 3D to 32
roreign, Basle . . pr 43b... 40 to 42
Daniel; *and liwedidi .. .. 32 to 34

Boast sod
:Stettin .. 30 to 31
OriDdlat —pre 4001 W 13 to 20
/LAW Fine Pale
Secondary ditto . 601068
Brown .. :
•46 to 60
Osrs, English, D./ed .. rr E 1;ia1..3.3 40 IhS ta to 25
potetoo and Poland _4O 4.3 lba 25 tc 12
80340 b 105 d —4O 42 lb, 24 to 20
Potathw ..42 41 114 27 to 30
Irish, lotstoe ..42 43 lbs 27 to 23
teed ..s64olbe 201924
black —3O 38 ibe 20 to 29
Foreign, Dutch Poland. ... —3O 42 lbe 22 to 20
brow .. —4O 42 the 23 to 25
toed _ —34 38 lbs 19 to 23
Swedish —3O 42 lbs 21 to 20
Danish —33 40 lb. 311034
Russian —3B 40 the 20 to 23
Rre—Sogligh old 3243 now $3-33—F .. 32 to 33
OATIla&lo-800141 por ton AU Alb oeXh All to £l4 0
Tick and 38 to 42
harrow. 411945
Itia•—grsl:l,arhite •.4118 44. .I•Poirfa.
Fonden, Prussian, boilers 41 to 13
feed 40 to 42
Oindiss
SEEDS.

CUILIT, per qr —English oew 60 W Fore4n LO to SI
Harr, or yr .. large 40 to 68--emall.. 43 to 46
Ceutewer. per tin, Englleh . • .. to 91
„ F.,rvi^n New Dutch .. 30 to 31
03104goeg. „ F:ngli74l 20 to 21 Mx bright 22 to 23
CLOTh Rod Jo. 64 to 68 wh,
„ Foreign 64 to 62 ,„
Eugltsh

Cwvia

do. 64 to 88 white

72 to-8-4

74 to
To;

.. 21 to 23
Foreign „ . to 21 choice . 21 to id
MORMID per btubel. brown 12 to 13 white .. It to 1$

CORI% ltAaklErt.

Bygisasnalk gfita,—Wheat, WI quarters 0 buss.; average
price,LY 14. jd pa quarter. Oat., 119 quarters; average price,
41 Y. 7d per quarter. Earley, 203 quarter. 0 bush. ; average
price Ll 13. .4d. . . . .

El=lrma, 284 h.- Wheat, Mk to 64e; barley (grinding) We to
336 ; inaltiag ditto. Ste to Stis ; mite 24s to 241 par qr. Flour,
hie to sth per Mc k Beef, 04 to lid; real, 74 to Sd ; mutton,
6,1 to 844 per lb; pork. 16. 64 to Ils per score: Bacon. Pd to lid
per lb ; cWeee (Dorset), 414 to 44e per cwt.: Butter (fresh)
1. 04 per lb. Eggs, Is, 3d per doun.
Itinowoon, 13th.—Barle1, 60 qn.; average price, Si. 44 per
qr. Beet twist, 614 the 41b lost Fresh butter, 164 per lb.
FM pige. 16.64 to its per more.
Bamrot.. I9th.— Market thinly attended: Supply ol English
wheat small, and mllkins reedy buyer' at Is per qr. advance,
but dealers generally requiring more, only • limited bonne..
took piece; foreign in good demand, and eid te leper qr dmrer.
Malting and griuding barley slow, at lam week's prima Mame
Icily IN per qr. dower, wills • fair inquiry. la oats more
doing, at 64 per qr. advance.
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WIMAT. L d. a d
Loglisb, evd snd white, per 4951 b. .. .. 60 0 .. 5S 0
Osidumian, white .. .. . .. 58 0 .. 00 o
Aincrican ordinary spring, ditto .. 40 0 .. 61 0
Pato, dereict! spring, ditto .. 62 0 ... 63 0
Ditto winter ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
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00 0 0
°Wits, Taganrog, isc., oat, ditto .. 47 0 60 0
Berdianald rmnovl. .oft, ditto ..60 0 .. 60 0
Poilla Odeon, 141.0.0 t, Kit, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 o
RAMAT.
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Ruel4h, good to 111111 malting, per imp. qr.. 36 0 .. 44 0
Irish malting, per 4321 b... 33 0 ... 3.5 0
Irish and French, grinding per 4001 b. ..2 0 30 0
Danube and Odor, grinding ditto .. 21.1 0 .. F 7 0
OAT*
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Limerick and other, Ilite white, per 3201 b .. 25 .. 26 0
Clerk, Dublin, light, ditto .. 0 . 0 0
Cork, Waterford, blank, per 3041 b .. 22 .. 22 ii
Ditto, ditto, new, ditto .. 0 0 0
Iruts tawny, ditto .. 23 .. 23 0
Prince Ithinad Island, bleat ditto .. 22 .. 23 0
'wallah wid Daciah, white, per 320 lb. .. 26 .. 26 0

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NYS&
=l:pePrlritnaolb. : : : 840 :40
4

TLOOI.
=good nocando, par 36 0 .. 38 0
bents and Cannelton, isc.,pet burg 26 6 .. 20 6
COM

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MUM American, pa e01i."7. —7. • .. I 0 .. 0 0
Odom and Denun, ditto 0 .. 33 0
Dan, par 400 lb 0 0 .. 0 0
!AIWA, per 4001. b, 00.. 00

Aaaimth—lrish : 11$ qrs. wheat, 668 qrs: oats, 11l qrs.
barley. Coastwise: 773 qrs. oats, 136 nets flour. Foreign:
6079 qrs. wheat, 7610 qm barley,
Citoucewren, lath. —Slum this day se'ssielat the corn trade
here has beau of the usual holiday character, and very few
trameekese hats taken place in any any article. Velum of
wheal, both tegtlth and foreign, are unchanged Maim is
generally laeld for Id ts per qr. more =may. Mating and
barley about meistista lam currencies Oats are held
fur lull prices but the demand contleme limited. Bassi and
piss the turn 'dearer,
Detains, 20th.—Bniall supply of wheat and trade:very brick
at en advance of Is per qr. on last week's pries. In other
satiates there was 0.1 atemetlon. %Hoyt, ems,
to les 3d; ditto, linfenue, 219 to 24e • barley, grinding, per
qr., IS. to Was ; ditto malting. Vs to des; este, per qr.; 27$
to kie; pea., pet mock, 21, to 251 ; his..., per ma. tb lesi;
lour, fins, per beg, fain to 43s ditto, beat seconds 36. to 38s.
Bleataintaii, letd—(From J. lb C. flturge's Corn threuter.)—
During the prosiest week, owing to the holidays, a
trams:ties is reported, but wheat ls held for more money.
Raley quite as deer. thee advancing, caused by the esverity
el the weather. For bests mad peas a rise is demanded. kt
this tiers market there wee a full supply at wheat winch mold
alan sebarimi of fully Is per qr. Barley quite ae dear, but
Sow. Oats rather higher. Beane and peas unaltered.
(Omen... fotlows :—Whist, English wheat, deed to le Id
per bushel uf Aeles.; ditto, ditto, now, es 7d to?. 45; ditto,
red, old, Gs 4d to Cse 75; ditto, ditto, new, Os 44 to G,
Barley, malting, Mee to 44s Od per imperial qr.; grinding.
27. tid to 34. per 30111 m. Oate, English, white, 27s Oil to
115 114 per imperial qr.; Id*, gray, 24.6 d to 26$ 6d per MAIM.;
ditto, white (Lithe. to 42Ibs deis to 274 ditto. Beans, English,
old, now Ms per 19611 m. ; ditto, new, les 6dto 17. ed. Peas,
grinding, ifs 0.1 to 16.60 par 11161 be.
ll•seuzenea, 29t1a.—The foreign arrivals at Liverpool for
the week earn up to • tolerably fair amount of wheat and
▪ te cam sod oatmeal from Ireland the receipt. are like-
n. light. Al our market this monalcur Eugluth wheat brought
as demon al fully le per qr., sad Written &I per e.ntal, with
aim, demand. Flour mum be quoted 6'l Par each higher, but
why oaly a slow trade Bate brought 15 Per 461 b. over last
week's Teton
Liemaree&, 110th.—n lair amount of businees woo eon,
wheat, the thief tinumetion being red American, prices alto; -
tor an inaprueesueut fill. this day week 0( 24 to 3d per centec,
and oID.. ruseday, the doll, 10.1.. of 3d to 4d per motel. I
flour, ill to Is deerer, .but tacks earelly improved,
further advaneed 65 per qr. for the finest finvislan. Oat, and
airmail unchanged. Indian corn etid only to • moderate ex-
tent, at the recent amendmeot,
bumf, fittila.—A steady feeling prevailed in the Corn-
Kann. to-day, which may be expected during the coo.
Unmans of cold weather. The busbies tramacted we. on •
moe, liberal .e.* and prime throughout had a strong up-
ward tendency. There wee sabot% aupply of Ithigtish wheat
on isle, which sold steadily, at fully previous currenciee.
poretio wheat, the supply of which wad somewhat bunted,
a lair demand, at firm quotations, There was a
good bow of barley on the Mends. Melting parcels ”Ici
cautiously at lark rams Orinding qualities were purchased
freely as prises waling upward& Tbs malt trade was &premed
and vogues were unchanged There were large arrivals of calm
n drat The inquiry irue moderately active, at fully Wed
aane..i.es 01 ed per qr. Naas, peal, and nuke met
with a steady sele, at extreme name. Flour was in more
satire request, and pairs we firmly supported.
Wassrme, Wheetza4rrelly held for an advance
01 is to di parer. one lost F prime ; but millers did not
hey freely. Berle) wee fully as dear. Dew sod ore were
needy,at rte rates.
Sommer-ISC 30th.—Our market to-dvi woe thinly &Mended.
Tho byte to-esi was very Arm, for all article., but transectlons
Putout' of the the usual holiday character at this meow
Fluor unaltered. Whist, new, per load, All 13s to LIII.
thu.•old, kI3 1.614 es. Bads, As 10 38.' ditto.
semog, 34$ to 4Ua Ode, Illb to ; biros, Os to bes Lpuis
441% 44. art, 14e to no sow. us to Sim pit qr. Flours
Akita 40s per auk.

BLurietutn. ilat.—Whast, 416 quarters, 0 bushels;
from 50s to 56.; average price. ils ; barley, 160
quarters, 0 bushels ; price, horn Os to ; average price,
14. 4111'
BATH, 314.--81.1rp1iNA AA Well .1 attendance small. There
was, howeter, an active demand for wheat, prin, of which
vevnt up fully Is. per qr. tut best qualitic, and the quotation
ranged up to hes. Barley showed but little animation, but
prev lour rates were maintained, the range being from its to
Lb per qr. Oats were firm at from ZS* to 30. per qr. Beans
e 401 to :Ale pea qr., and peas, 40e to 44e. Flour WM
' quoted iis to 40e par sack.
TAUNTON, ilst.—lioderate supply of wheal, and a fair amount
lof business was transacted, at Ism week's prices. In barley
the trade was slow, at late rates, but for superior ismples more
, money was given. Oats and maize were in fair supply, but
there was no advance In prices from last week. There wee
no change in value In either beans or pem. quotations :
Li hem, tie to 7. per bushel ; malting barley, Se Od
; grind-
in, oats. be Od ; benne, (le ; peas, 78 ; Indian eons, dis lid ;
flax, iis ; flour, die per sack.
Wausau:tea, 314.—The attendance at our market to-day
was larp, and there warn a good supply of corn. Wheat sold
quickly at an advance oft, to 2. per qr., at a randy 0( 98.
to bas • fair edam= wan made. There was an active demand
for &wilting bens:. at rather hiPer rate. the quotation being
from 3, to ; grinding sorts were rather slow of sale. Oats
made train 22$ to 20. per qr.; beans, 49. to fis ; and pow,
blis to 49..
Doacumnia, Illat.—Wiseat was well supplied at the Dorches-
ter Corttuxehangs to-day, and quotations were fully is per qr.
demur than the preceding week. There was a pod suPPIY
of barley, and last week's prices from 30s to 3110 were realized.
O&M from MI to Is per qr, dearM. Inspector's return: Wheat,
214 qrs. 4 bushels, 4576 Ta ed, average Barley,
4ts qrs., MO 28., average, Ate
Asiovaa, 314arket well attended, and fair average offer
of corn. Demand for wheat Mowed mom activity, ,and prices
ailvancial Is the qr., the top quotation being 68., Mr*, firm at recent rates, its being the top price. Oat. made recent
rates, 21e to ttle the qr. In beans and pearn not much doing.
Flour shows an upward tendency, nsahliig WU week pa to
40s per each, and broad is Led and led the pilaf bal.

EXETER KARMEN —Famar.

Cants Pawn. —Fat bullocks, lib Od tons 34. per sworesslore
cattle Sr to 9. 64 per ditto. Cows and calms 610 10. to 615 15e.
Steen, tO to ,ClO each. Sheep, middling supply ; budnem
little more stirring than for saUle. Dust cures 011(1 wethers.
Sd to 44; large ewe. 714 per lb. Lambs, 8d per lb. Store
hogget. shout 32s to Me each. Pip 40s to 004 111 to
Ilk little cattle rhossing, nod attenbence mearrre.
Nets CAILCAUL--141rge, 10. lls Od 110 6d to las Oid
per more. Large supply.
Cordir Esau:ma—MA white wheat Co 64 to 0.1 9d ;
ditto red, 0. 31 to fts &I per Glib.. Belier. is dal to Clad per
bushel. Flour (superlbse), 4204 a ; ditto (line), eOd to 40.04
ditto (seconds), 38. Od per tack. Oats, 2ld to 3. 64 per
Imperial buahei —Trade dulL
Slum szaa.—Beef, lid to 94 ; real, 714 to Sid ; mutton, 71d to
Pork, 70 to aid; bacon, Sad; lamb, 9d per lb.
Pelreiza.—uek., 51 ta fowl., 0. 9d I.° 54 gem,. /1. ed
to!!. etch; butter, 1. 94 per lb; eggs, 10 for Is, rabbits, I. lid
par brace hares, is to 4 Ild each ; woodcocks, be Od to Cs 04
per brace wipes, Ss ; pkwasanta, de to 7s 64 ; partridge., as
per brace turkeys, Ts to 74 6d yeah ; Plidend. 104 each.

CILIPPILYUAM CORN. NEAT AND POULTRY MARKET.
The tattle market was mall, and good beef merge. There
WOO no alternhou lu prima from last ruarket. There was a small
supply./ wheat, and hardly any Maims doing. me farmers
appeared to be unwilling to open their racka The trade
dine was at ma advance of from ls to 2. per quarter.
Spring corn the same as last week. The following are the
Quotation. :—Wheat. Dis to 29s Od per sack ; barley, 30a to
401 per qr ; oats, Ste to 8114 per qr. ; been., 93s to Thi Od per
each; peas, Ms to Ms per each; vetches, to —6 per btudieL
Beet 13e 5,J to 14s per scorn; mutton, 844 to Sd per lb;
Lamb, Od per lb ; veal, lid to Sid per lb ; pork, lls Oil per
more. Turkeys, 43s 64 to 101 each; geese. S. to 7s each;
ducks 4. to be per couple; fowls, Si 01 tote bd per couple.
Milk butter, Is 8d per lb.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1871.

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