The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29 00:00:00

Aug.B IS

Wheat.. Ruler. Osta.
s. d. s. I. 4. d.
46 6 42 so
61 1 41 29
66 11 41 22
53 3 42 291
45 6 43 23
54 4 44 ss

shout" in the sea wirelike fall of 2s. 2d. in wheat;
a rise of 5.. &L in barley ; and • fail of It lid, In oats.
TVZSDLT. -Salisbury : Supply of wheal small, but
barley in abundance. Wheat Is. In advance, but
barley declined from Is to 2s per guarter. Wheat 48e
to 58.; berley, 40. to 48.1.--Nall : English wheat
moved off slowly at Is per qr. more mousy; foreign
firm. English new white, 56. to ; new red, 48. to
55.; Dantaie mixed and white, 545 to 60s; Konigsberg
and Stettin, mixed, 55. to Ml.; ditto, red,lso. to 52.;
Flamburgh and Upland, white, nil; ditto, red, 501 to
54.; Danish and Holstein, 50. to ble ; Ruffian and
Odessa, 45. to 48. per qr. Barley woo disposed of at
rather were money than last week; English, 44s to
48.; Saale, 44s to 484; Danish and Holstein, 42. to
44.; ditto, grinding, 388 to 40.; Mediterranean grind-
ing,3le to 33e per qr.-Lireepool : Wheat in tolerable
inquiry at an advance of 2d per metal on the week ; red
kinds, bowever, were rather seater than on Friday ,•
flour in improved request, at late rates. Oata 2d to 3cl
per bushel lower on the week. Beans in good
demand,.* le per qr. advents on the week.- ,
WZDIRSIUT.-AlGek-Leiee: Of English wheat
demand not active, trade firm, and Monday's advance
was supported. Foreign wheat tranueeions were at the
rates previously current. Spring corn unaltered. flour
trade was steady, at Monday'. decline; town-made is
selling at 44s to 50a per Mb. - Worksop : Wheat,
prioes were, if anything, in favour of sellers ; white,
22a to 24., red, 20e to 221 per load of three bushels.
Barley, 45. to 50s per qr. -Bones Tolerable quan-
tity of wheat on offer, demand was slow, at rather
under late extreme rates new white, 661 to 62. ;
mixed, 51. to 56. ; newred, 50e to 53s per 36 stone.-
Proses • Wheat advanced Is per qr.; for barley prices
to have • downward tendency. Other articles had •
steady sale at about previous rates. Wheat made 50a to
56.; barley, 40. to Cs ; oats, 26s to 32.; beans, 44. to
56.; pew 44s to 48. per qr.; veteheei 6. to 10. per
bushel; goer, 40. to 42. per sack.
TIMUDAY. - Bristol : Moderate supply of English
wheat, trade firm at fully last week's values. Foreign
quiet, without change. Fine malting barley fully se
due • secondary sorts, including grindiag and distillery
qualities neglected and fully in. per qr. cheaper. Osta
very dull and fel. per qr. lower. Beane firm. Mein
very quiet. Wheat: American. red spring, 53. to 575;
Polish Odessa, Niooluf, soft, 50a to 555; Eubanks,
hard, 501 to 53.; (Mirka, Taganrog, Don, be., soft.
48s to 52.; Chills, Odessa, Nieolaef, soft, 5.2. to 54s ;
Berdianaki Marianople, soft, 58. to ; English, red
and white, new, 52. to 58s per 4261 b.. Barley:
English, 'good to fine malting, 44s to 48. Irish,
42s to 46. per qr. ; Irish and French, rriuding, 344 to
35.; Danube and Mediterranean, 29. fel to 31.
per 4)1b.. Flour: English. good semods, 39. to 41s
per 280;b.. ; United Statee,Canadiaa, de., sweet super-
fine, per barrel, 243 s to 29.,-Giourder: Supplies of
English wheat moderate at this and be neighbouring
markets. A good demand at Is to 2s per hr. more money;
foreign in fair request at full prices. Malting barley
firm; grinding in request and 61 per rr. dearer. Oats
fetch lather more money. Buns, pen, and maize the
turn dearer.-Birmierikass : A largelupply of wheat.
To effect sales, a reduction of 6d per quarter on last
week's Prices was submitted to. Batley firm. Oats
and buns fully as dear. Little inqui y for peas. -
MsacAtater •. Holders of wheat oommeteed by asking
an advance of Is to 21 per quarter on English, and 34
per untal on foreign; but the trade ultimately proved
slow at the currently of last Week. For lour the inquiry
was restricted, at previous rates. Outs and oatmeal
were again U per 45Iba. and Is pr load beer.
Good demand for beans and Indan corn, but
without any material change in vaue.-Derizu:
Abundant supply of wheat, but a pert deal remeized
unsold ;prices, however, were fully as high se last
week. Barley very slow. Wheat, bat white, 545. to
60.; ditto, best red, 52. to 58.; dittc, inferior sorta,
44s to 48e. Flour, fine, 45e to 481 ,• ditto, other quell.
ties. 39. to 42a. Best bread, Is 2d the Blb loaf.
FRLDAT.-Mark•Laste: Moderate supply of Engliah
wheat. The attendance not large and demand not
very active, neeertheless, in all fellee the full
rates of Monday were obtained. Foreign wheat a fair
consumptive baainces on former terms. Barley deadly.
Malt dull. Good oat, sold freely at full values, inferior
neglected. Beans realised extreme rates. Main) In
demand. Pea. slow. Town flour was inquired after at
the late reduction, but no further dung° in foreign or
country marketa.-Lieerpool Far attendance, and •
moderate consumptive demand for wheat and flour, at
the rates of Tumi&y. -Wakefield : Wheat trade quiet,
and prices unaltered trots last leday. Fine barley
firm. Other aorta dull. . . _

ii;ru 7Blandforat : The vilest trade rather
better, the quotation. being horn £l3 104. to £l4 10..
Seed wheat inquired after. B rl,y in good demand at
from 422. to 485. per qr., and oats 'afar request. Beans
481 per quarter. Good demand for vetches, which are
scarce and dear. Fair attendance f.r Shroton felt day.
Dordiester : Wheat 44s to 544. enrage 50s Old;
barley, 30e to ,48. average 44. 91.—Bark : Whea
slow but I hurt week's rates ruled. Bast Ede to 5Se
secondary, 504 upwards. Barley had a downward
tendency. General quotation 401 to 42s per qr. Oats •
fair retail trade; black 264 to 30.; white up to 341 per qr.
Beans 50s to Us; peas, 44. to 52s per qr. Seconds dour,
Md. to 41. per sack ; fins, 43a upwards. Bread 12d and
134 per tilb loaf. —Taunton Business dull, millers
refusing to advance. Wheat fetched is per bushel ;
malting barley, hs fid to he 91 ; grinding, 44 94 to he ;
cater. Gd to 34 9d ; beans, 64 ; peas, 7s ; tares, lls 6d.
—Warminster : Wheat • dragging trade. In the sales
effected a trifle more money was obtained for prime
samples, but on the whole last week's quotations may
be returned—first qualities, 524 to t. 9,; secondary and
inferior, 481 to 54s per qr. Barley showed some .down.
ward tendency. Oats 26s to 324 per qr. %LULU* to
56. • peas, 444 to 50s per qr. Vetches 9. to 10e per
bushel. Flour, 404 to 424 per sack.— Yeovil: Wheat
exeeedingly quiet, end prices gave way Is per qr., the
quotation not exceeding 56e with • range down to 50s.
For barley scarcely any inquiry; malting made up to
45. per qr, and grinding could be bad from 345. Oats
slow demand, but firm in price, the range being from
24. to 30. per qr. Beans steady, et from 44s to W. • and
W posa at 44s to .. Flour was firm. At Shepton Mallet
market the following were the quotations of grain :
Wheat, 50. to Ms; barley, 44s to 40. (malting); oats,
24s to 30.; beans, 501 to 584 ; peaa, 421 to 154 s per per.
Flour, Ms to 40, par sack ; braid, 194 per Ellb loaf.