The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-10 00:00:00

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,F... Wheat
.. d.
Jan. 2.. ,921 448
V.. 42,473 45 1
-- 16 .. 17,062 440
23 .. 1,761 439
36 .. 54,524 430
Feb. 6 .. 51,374 42 7
13 .. ' ,962 41 11
10 .. 'JAN 41 6
27.. ,654 40 11
liar. 6. ",167 40 1.
13.. 16,71 41 4
- - */ ..16734.1 119
27..574' 41 10
April 3 .. 411,1 41 A
—.10...
17 .. 64,244 434
21.. 744 434
May 1.587 42141
9 „ 12, 420
16 .. 62,37 422
22 .. 51,L7 420
46,711 41 10
June 5 .. 41,7004 41 11
12 .. 37,031 41 11
19 .. 24,561 423
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-- *1 .. 43,219 421.1
July 3.. 43.11 P 436
10 .. ' 01/7 411
17 .. 25,464 460
24 .. 24.361 47 6
31 .. 46,463 61 0
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323
35 b
37 2
33 11
320
31 4

44 11
On Thursday, at Bristol, English wheat sold freely,
with values the turn against buyers; a moderate extent
of business was done in Foreign, at an advance of fully
25. per quarter. Barleys were in moderate consump.
tive demand, at a reduction of Gd per quarter. Oats
the turn cheaper ; new Irish tawny, fair in quality and
condition, sold at 26s to 26s 6d per 304 iirs.
Wants,. 5. U. S. 5.
Chilian Oregon, white 52 0 to SO 0 per 49611*
A/merle., Ont. ,pring „„ 60 0 to 63 0 „
Ditto, secondary .„ ss 0 to so 0
Polish Odom, sat . 0 0 to 0 0

/470
483
550
2411

3.5 I

Ghirka, Odors, and Nicopol, soft 44 0 to 50 0„
lienlianski and Morianopk, soft. 00 to 00„
English, red and.whito . 50 0t054 0 ~

itAllUtY.
English, good to Rue malting .. 0 0 to 0 0 perimp.qr
French, mssll to ftne tnalting 0 0 to 0 0 per 420115 s
Irish, good to One malting 0 0 to 0 0 per 43:Ihs
Danube and odes., grinding N 6 to 27 0 per 400Ibs
Irish andFreneh,heary gnilding.. 30 0 to 32 0 „

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°Ars.
Swedish, de., heavy white .. 31 0t032 0 per 32011 is
Litnerick wild other, fine white .. 0 0 to 0 0
Cork, Waterford, lasek „. S. 6 to ti 0 per 304115 s
P.E. Island „ 25 6 to 251 0 „
Irish, tawny 6to 26 0 „

BsAss.
English .. • • 42 f. to 92 0 ',crimp qr
French, Mangan, 40 0 to 41 0 per 6201ba
Eton
United States and Canadian 0 to 27 0 per barrel
English, good seminds 30 0 to 32 0 per Olhs
INDUS 031115.
Odessa, Danube, &c 37 0 to 32 0 per 42011 a
Mixed American • 30 fi to 37 0..
.• •Ei 0 to 26 0 per 400Ibe
At Birmingham quotations about the same as last
week. At Devizes wheat brisk at an advance of is
per quarter, and rather more in some instances. A
sack of new wheat was exhibited by Mr. Balch, of
Corsham, and also a sack of new barley from the
neighbourhood of Steeple Ashton.
On Friday, at Mark-Lane, trade was firm, but it
was not active, and a ray of sunshine towards the
close of the market incnaseil rather the disposition to
White wheats, of which the fresh arrival, were
short, were held for is per qr. advance, but the rates
of Wednesday or Friday last were not exceeded for
red, either English or foreign. Barley was reported
quite as dear, but there were few transactions in any
description. Malt was dull, with a slight drooping
tendency. Oats met with a little better sale, and
recovered somewhat the decline of about 64 per qr.
noticed on Wednesday. Maize remained quiet, and
stationary in price. Beans and peas were difficult to
move, and about the same in value. Flour was firm,
though not higher, nor freely dealt in. At Andover
wheat changed hands at a slight advance on late rates
of from IS to 23 per qr. At Coventry wheat steady
at the prices of last week. At Lincoln farmers asked
as per qr. more money on the rates of last week, but
' had to part at is per qr. higher. At Liverpool quota.
tions raised 44 to Gd for white, and 2d to 44 for red
since Tuesday. Flour id to 2d dearer. At Stamford
trade brisker, with wheat is to 23 rise.