The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-19 00:00:00

HI r lIJLIAL A VIRAOIIII

it beat Barley. Oats.
-....
Qrs. , a: . Qrs. a. 4. Qrs. a 4.
J. 1.. 37,9311 41 46,635 44 4,247 39
- 9.. 41,871 45 42,961 44 2,257 30
- 16 .. 17,032 44 58,621 45 2,197 29
- 23 .. 2,765 43 66,2271 45 4,065 29
-30 .. ,634 43 53,2821 45 3,613 28
Feb. 6 .. 1,374 42 444731: 45 3,915 29 1
- 13 .. 53,962 41 1 49,6221 44 4,582 29
- 20 .. .14,034 41 40,57511 43 3,334 29
- 27 .. 33.034 40 1 41,249 42 1 9,171 20
Mat. 6 . 53.167 40 33,311 1
, 42 4,877 29
- 13 .. 90.719 41 35,1311 42 3,351 11
- • 20 . .17,153 41 34,780; 42 2.692 30
- 27 . 57,4.. 41 1 20,913 41 4,177 80
April 3.. 40, 41 14,514 41 2,272 30
- 10 .. 541,3 43 13,630 40 2,050 39
-17 .. ,2 43 10,4261 40 2,167 33
- 24 . 04.744 43 8,185 41 1,432 29
May 1.58 7 . 42 1 6,1701 38 1 1,568 30 1
- 8.. 11, 42 2,9351 $9 1503 30
- 16 .. 4,37 42 3,409 37 1,164 30
- 22 .. 51,...7 42 13441 38 1,331 31
- 39 ..48,711 411 740 38 en 29 '
June 5 .. 43, 411 6.3 36 745 30
- 11 .. 37,631 41 1 132 34 1 763 32 1
- 19 .. 28,581 42 366 39 417 30
- 26 . 43.253 62 1 323 32 870 31 1
July 3 .109148 8035 483 30
- 10 .. 340971 44 30 87 1,911 30
- 17.. .461146: 82 831 550 30
- 24 .. 23.5811 47 44 35 855 29
- 31 .. 35.4031 61 90 31 249 30
August 7..30 81 13 1 40 438 32
- 14 .31.1751 51 11 34 1 619 30
-21 .. 37,971 53 I 33 959 33
29 ,713 52 2101 31 1,027 13
- 20 .. - -- - -- -
Sept. 4.. 31,9171 43 143 35 1,144 30
- 11 . 36,•433 48 1,344 35 1,551 20
- la . 51,830 47 9,925 39 3,64 25
October 2.. 59.123, 45 1 22,390 36 3,155 21 6
-„9 .. 59,4971 45 1 29,031 36 3,665 34 11
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SI: weeks' 1, - - -
average 1 147 35 375

On Thursday, at Bristol, English wheat was in
small supply, and sold readily at the full rates of this
day se'nntght ; supplies of foreign continue heavy, and
in excess of the demand, which was small, without
change in value. Malting barley scarce, and fully
Is. per quarter higher; for grinding a better inquiry,
at an advance of 6d. per qnarter. Indian corn a shade
dearer. A good demand for oats, at an improvement
of Id. to W. per quarter. Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign,
21,145 qrs.; oats, Irish, 1,905 qrs.; barley, Irish,
165 qrs.; maize, foreign, 6,175 qrs.
WHEAT. I d. 5. d.
Chillan Oregon, white 56 to 57 per 49611:4
American, fine spring 51 to 63
Ditto, se...unitary 48 to 50
French, rol.. 49 to 61
Ohirka, Odeon, and Nicopol, soft 47 to 40
Ikon:meld and Slarlanople, soft 0 to 0
English .14, red and white . 40 to 52
Intte, nor, red 611t1 white 42 to 50

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DARIAT.
English, Rawl to fine malting .. 33 0 to 43 0 perimp.gr
French, good to One malting .. 37 0 to 40 0 per 42011 m
Irish, good to fine malting .. 00 to 0 0 per 431bs
Danube anil (Meson. 'minding .. 25 6 to 36 0 per 400114
Irish andFroneh,hcary grinding .. 27 0 to Ed 0 „

Oars.
Swedish, kn., heavy white .. 91 to 32 0 per 320ibs
Limerick and other, new white,. Si to 90 0
Cork, Waterford, old black .. 23 to 24 0 per kills
Ditto new ditto .. 21 to 92 0 „
Pig Island to 14 0
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old tawny .. ..
Ditto, uew ditto .. ..
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.• 42 0 to 52 0 portmp.qr
.. SS 0 to 40 opa 400 Ibo

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United Statas and Canadian

25 0 to 40 0 per bare'
.. 35 0 to 37 0 pert:3olb'

is-urliscaoud seconds
Isous Cols.
Odom, Danube, 211 0 to 22 opor46olbe
Waal American .• •• • BO 6to SI 0
Dad . • •140 to 24 Boor '4.oolba
At Birmingham English wheat demand limited, and
prices did not vary from those current last week. At
Devizes a good supply of wheat, the demand for old
ruled slow at a reduction for all but the very best
samples, but for new sorts there was a firm trade at
last week's prices, especially for seed. Barley in small
supply at last week's price, ass. per quarter was made
in several instances.
On Friday at Mark-lane the market was moderately
strong in tone, though wanting greatly in animation,
and the sales effected in wheat were at the rates of
last Monday. The supply of foreign wheat, however,
was considerable, awl this prevented holders front
asking any advance. Barley was well held, and for
malting qualities there was some inquiry. Malt was
dull and without change. Oats were in limited supply
and request, but the price of sound corn was fully
supported. Maize was steady, with a little better
tendency. Beans were very quiet, and no change took
place in peas, both of which were somewhat sparingly
offered. In flour very few purchases were made, and
only for American barrels was there any improvement
demanded.—At Andover wheat was in fair supply,
and changed hands at about last week's rates.—At
Lincoln best samples made full prices of this day week.
Inferior sorts dull trana—At Liverpool moderate
demand for wheat and a fair business at full prices to
id, per cental advance since Tuesday. Flour steady.
Beans and peas fully 6cl per quarter better. Indian
corn closed quiet, on a retail business, at 305 per qr.
for mixed American.—At Stamford but little business
doing at stationery prices of last week.—At Wake-
field trade in wheat very quiet, but the advance
obtained last week was generally exceeded. No
business passing in foreign, New Englished unchanged
Fine barley sells at rather more money; common
Other articles all dearer.