The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17 00:00:00

IMPERIAL OORE AVERAGES.

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91 9
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Per Qr.

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61 to 6

/owlish, food ...•to IS
potato to Si
fitol.ch. feed to II

OORN NALRLITR.

TuzsPar.-Soltrboll BaFFIY Im4italsr hat fall
attendance. Prices for wheat ranged from ma, mu.
being • small advance. -Leeds : Very Mlle draft is
wheat, but late prices fully maintained.-Flairpag;
Fair consumptive bestrew in wheat, at the full prices ey
last Friday. Flour slow at late rates.
WIDOIIIDAT.-Mark-Laritt: Very limited etbendessa
or bums at market. English wheat selling eery dowly
at Monday's pole.. Foratm not is settee r on
Monday, but violations remaia unchanged. Flour trade
quiet, aossieally the sales as on Monday. Barley for
malting Hanle and prices well supported, grinding
deeirlptioes not so active. Oats in very abort ziptilji
but prism not advanced.- 75'0810 : %dams
at last week's prime. -Baal : Demand for whim;
Iris, at fully late terma.--Loodk : Wheat trade
healthy. IN. pekes being fuPy regret -Newer*:
A fair inquiry for wheat, at extreme istes.-Uppirsp.
hem : A tolerable etrawol wbeek, and prises bed an
upward tendency. - Worksop : A limited supply of
wheat, demand steady, at the top prices of We week.
Titcrlanar.-Bristol : Short supply of English
and trede very dull st• Mane at le. per qr. A tit
badmen in foreign, at • similar reduction. Berkey
rather cheaper. Oats arm.-Oloacuter : Fair sup-
plies of English wheat at this and seighbouring markets,
for whit* there is a fair sal* at last week's prbee.
Foreign lapse qr. cheaper. -Defiers : Wheat leuof.doll,
and a great proportion remained uneold, bolder, demand-
ing the fall prism of last week.-Birstinpasem During
the present week Bashi wheat has been firmly held for
quite ss much mossy. Foreign offerint cheaper, with.
out lading buyers to any eatest. Mere &mad for
line barley. Oats tending upward'. Few betas offering.
Fess dull. At this day's market there was • fair sa
of English wheat, which mold at faUy the price of
day se'unight. Foreign rather lower. Barley unaltered.
Ws and beans slightly dearer. Team
Wheat : English white, 91. 6d. to 10e. gbar =of
621ba.; ditto, Dew, ils. 41. 10a. ; d*tto,redoid,Ps.bo
es. 6d.; ditto, new, 85. 194. to 9a. Id. Barley:
40a 94. to 475. dd. per bigamist quarter; grinding,
36e. to 375. 64. per 3921 b.. Oats: English white,
31e. 61. to 35e. 61. per Imperial quarter ; Irish my,
295. to Me. per 3121b5. ; ditto white (411ba. to 4211 e.),
305. to 31e. 6d. Beans: Englishold, las. 6d. ton. 6d.
. 96161.; ditto new, 1.13 a. to 61. per 19ffibe. :
Ma. to Ms. per imperial quarter; grinding,
liVs. boiling.
to 19.. 3d. per 1961ba-Mainekesier
foe wheel inactive, prices being about the sun LID=
Wore. Oats ',opened their vales. Oatmeal lirm.
Not mach doing in loot; puce. stationary. leglish
hoses some as Iset week; Bujptiaa rather better sad.
Indian earn made Is. be Is. 61. per qr. more mosey.
FILLDAT.-11fark-Lase : arrivals of English wheat
very moderate, demand Weenies. Nevertheless,
Monday's prises were supported. General quality of
the supply very middling. With foreign wheat we were
tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied. All
kinds moved off slowly; but no quotable change took
Use, in prime. Flatting cargos/ of grain were inactive,
but males was held considerably above the views of
buyers. Malting barley was soiree, and in tar request,
at extreme rates. Ortrding and distilling sorts were
tolerably firm. A fair sale for malt, at last week's ear.
may. No ohmage in the value et oats. Beans, peas
and flour were unaltered, but Wee slow. Seeds and
cakes ruled about stationary.- Wakdeld : Wheat
trade slow, at hot Friday's prices, with little doing.
Barley in deinsand.-Lieurpool : Average at-
Mindanao, and • fair trade is all Antilles, at last Tue.
day's prices, except for Indian corn, which is folly Is.
lower; mixed, 425. to 421. 3d.
EtAroaDAT. -Aylesbury : Best wheat unchanged In
price, Inferior rather eraper.---Oarabreke : Trade
dull at late nine-Ears : Our markets have pre-
sented very little change daring the 'ea.-Hump.
skirt : The Southampton Cora Exchange yesterday was
well attended; and wheat, which was In fair avenge
supply, was in good demand at about the rates of last
week's market. Beans, peas, barley, and oats fully
maintained late prices; flour in good request, but value
, unaltered. At Alton the quotations ware: wheat
£l6 10e. to £3O per load; beans, 485. to 505.: peat, 46a.
to 48a ; barley, 36e. to 44a; oats, 25e. to 28a par qr.;
household flour, 54e. to 57a. per seek ; bread, 174. per
illbs,-At Romney the atteadauce end lamely was
small and the trod* done was but limited. - At
Fareham wheat wu quoted at 72a. to 76e.; beans,
445. 6d.; and oats, 275. to 271 Id. per qr.-At Newport,
lale of Wight, wheat averaged 72e. per quarter. -
At W11586040r the atreadanos was limited, and trade
was far from brisk; wheat and other grain maintained
lade qeotations ; dour, Ms. to 565. per seek.- At Being.
stoke wheat we. quoted Me. to 78..; bean', 475. to 525.;
pees, 41s. to 445.; barley, 365. to 44a.; °eta, 255. to 30s.
per qr.; bread, 17d. per Ilihn-At Andover yesterday
there was • moderate attendance; wheat was in abort
supply, and hut wools were in reedy demand at late
rates; barley wares and dear; wheat, 665. to 80..;
bertry, 355. lb 425.; oats, 245. to 30%, per qr.; house-
hold flour, 54a to 56a. per seek; bread. 191. per gibe.
-Hueniunkaulare : Dories the past week wheat has
fetched fully meat rates.- -Norwich: Trade slow at
last week's prima-South Weir : The wheat trade
has been quiet throughout the week, at former rates.
- York: White wheat made 765. to 89..; and red,
72.. to The. per 36 stone.