The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06 00:00:00

004 N imuuns.
IMPERIAL 0010 AVERAGES.

Aug.l..
-
-19

S d.
41 4
41 7
12 9
43 8
44 8
44 4

L e:
so
20
se 1
se
18
141

Wheat. padel• 0444.
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s. d.
117 I
66 11
65 3
66 6
bi 4
63 7

Showing in the 6.4, weeka, • fall a 6d. in arbeat ;
ride of 3a. Od. in barley ; and a fall of 2.. ad. in oat..

—fa 11 art
TUESDAY. SahlobilEy : supp—ea •• m every
deactiption of corn. Wheat best parcels 56s to 58.,
2eicaotntoidnary,32.b.isenp:ydr
oerinethor.4Braingringedr:...dloi
nfwzg0n.36.t405t:48•042..56..perir.r.
qr. Peas quiet, at from 440 to 50e. Vetches 9s 61 to
10e fid per bushel (76ii to 14. per qr.). Flour continues
to have a good sale, at from 381 to 40. per qr. for iseunda.
—Liverpool: Wheat in restricted request at a decline of
Id to 21 per *entail on the week. Flour also In limited
demand at recent rates. Indian corn in moderate
request at previou rates. Peas dull and easier. Beans
neglected ; malt and barley unchanged ; oats unchanged;
oatmeal 6al per load esser.—Hial: English wheat
dull at recent term.; foreign rather cheaper. English
new white, Mk to 60.; new red, 46a to 555, Danitig
mined and white, Hs to 1304 ; Konigsberg and Stettin,
mined, 52. to 56.; ditto, red. 504 to 555; Hamburg mid
Upland, red, 50s to 54.; Russian and Odessa, 45s to
48e per quarter. Other articles quite at previous rates.
IDNESDAT. Mark.Laae : A abort supply of
English wheat, demand was far from active, Monday's
prices were maintained. Foreign wheat a small retail
buainese at about stationary curreacies. Malting
barley steady, low grinding qualities drooping. Malt
estrecisely quiet. Oat', beans, and peas steady. Very
little passing in flour, and the value of foreign awl
country waits w. with difficulty maintained. Town
made qualities unaltered.—Bosims: Wheat sales were
made at fully late rates. Barb y and oats unchanged.
—Newark : Wheat rather loser. White, 561 to 82s;
red, 12s to 58, per 36 atone. Barley—waiting, 461 to
60i; grinding. 404 to 44. per qr. Oats, 30. to 344 per
24 alone. —Franc: Wheat quiet, at prices from 50.
to 564 per qr. Barley—malting moved GS slowly at a
reduction of 2s per qr., highest figure, 455. Grinding
slow, at from 3ds per qr. upwards. Oats quiet, from
264 to 30. per qr. Beans—firm Drifts 413, to 56s being
olualaed for new, and 60, per qr. for old. Peas 14. to
60, per qr. Vetches made from 91 56 to lls per
bushel. Flour in good desnAiut At 30. to 41. per met.
—Lora : Wheat trade wu quiet, millers reluctantly
paying late rates. Barley, 42s to 45.; fine, 48s per qr.
Oats, 284 to 30. per 24 stone. Beans, 50s to 524 per 38
stone. Beans, 50s to 52. per 38 stone.—Worksop
Wheat—white, 21s to 23a.; red, 19s to 22. per load of
three bushels. Barley, 41s to 50a per qr. Oats, 28. to
39.1. Beans .1 51. to 65a per qr.

: English wheat sold slowly at
rather under last week's prices. Foreign wheat only •
retail dernsnd, but sellers were not dl. to concede
any decline. Malting barley nava ; grinding dull
and rather cheaper. With larger supplies of oats friim
Ireland, the trade ruled exoeaingly slack at • decline
of Gd per qr. Maize offered .t. reduction of 6d per
qr. Beans dull.

VIIIAT. d.
American, red epring, pee 4b... 55 .. 67 0
1.014.11 (Mama, Nl.lad, loft, ditto .. 0 .. 0 0
uhanka, hard, ditto .. 60 .. 53 0
1.1 rk it, Taganrog, IMn, kc., soft, ditto .. 49 .. 63 0
Gt.irk•, talrea, Medea, soft, ditto.. 64 0
licrtliamkl .4t, ditto .. 54 ..00 0
English, red and white, nen, ditto i,2 50 0

IILILLIIT.
English, good te tine malting, per imp. qr.. 44 0
.. 48 0
Irish, ditto, ditto, ditto .. 42 0 .. 46 0
Irish and FMCII. grinding, per toclb. .. 34 0 .. 35 3
Danube and Mediterranean,
_...... ditto .. 29 0 .. $1 9

OATI. - -
Limerick and other, fine white, per 120Ib .. 26 6 .. 19 0
Cork, light, ditto .. 17 0 .. 26 0
Cork, Waterford, black, per 2041 b .. 24 0 .. 24 6
trial tawny, ditto .. 26 0 .. 20
2143111.
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FLOUR.

Einvtle.e, per 4301 b.
Eugli.h, per imperial qr.

•• .• 400.410

Engli.h. rood ileconds, per 2OIb. SS 0 .. 10 0
United State% Catudinn, mreet super-
Bar. per barrel . 0 0 .. 0 0

INDIAN WU.

WI .e.l Americo,. per 48011;.-
Danubian, ditto

16 0 .. 36 0

Aaairi;43—lrbh: L qrs. rheal. 6408
barley. Cosailrlae: 320 qrs. barley. Forel:pi : 1b62 qrs. wheat,
6360 gm barley.

Gloucester: Fair supplies of English wheat at this and
the neighbouring markets, for which the trade rules
dull site per qr. leas money. but farmer. are reluctant
milers at the decline, Foreign wheat sells in retail at
barely last we. k's prices. Malting barley the tarn
eimaper ; grinding dull. Oats Gd per qr. less
m trey. Beans, peak and maim firm.--Alauchester
Wheat very restricted, and in the business tran-
sacted • reduction of la per quarter on English, and
24 to 3d per cental on foreign bad to be ooneeded.
Flour met a Mow sale, and muse be quoted Gd to Is per
sack eheaper. Oats and oatmeal declined Id per 431 b..
and 6d per lead respeetirrlT. Beans and Indian corn
Were steady, at last Wick I rate.—Binstiaphale: A
Ism supply of English wheat, and no alteration in quo.
latioue. Fine barley rather cheaper; grinding quite as
high. Oats the torn dearer. Beans more plentiful.
Pees held for former rates.— —Deri:cs God sup; ly of
wheat but trade sluggish, and prima receded about 6d
per qr. Barley continues dull, and last weeks rates were
bandy maintained. In oats, beans, end peas little
doing. Wheat, best white, 53s to 59a; ditto, best ml,
3ls to 57s', ditto, inferior aorta, 43s to 47.; barley, 38.
to 50s; oats, 24s 6.1 to 32a ; beans, 24. to 28. • pc.,
22. 6d to 28.; rye, 29b Gal ton. at ; vetches, per bushel;
Ill; floor, fine, 45. to 445; ditto, other qealiti, 39s
te 42a ; best bread, Is Id the Alb. loaf.

FaILIAT. - Mark Law: Supply of English wheat very
moderate. Both rod and white qualities moved of
slowly, at prices barely equal to :Londe,. Foreign
wheat slow, at unaltered currencies. Floating cargoes
of wheat held at full quotations, but inquiry heavy.
Other produce afloat steady. Malting barley in request,
at very full rice+, but grinding and distilling aorta slow
at late rates. Malt at extreme rates. Oats commanded
full quotations. Beaus, peas, and flour unaltered.
Seeds and cakes steady.—Lirerpool : Attendance
moderate, but only • poor retail trade in wheat and
flour, at about the prices of last week. No change in
oats. Oatmeal the turn lower. Indian corn in retail
demand, at late prioes.—Wakeifeld : Wheat trade
slow, and no change in value from last Friday. Fine
barley fully as dear.
SATUBDAT.—Mandford : We had a very fan attend-
ance at our market to-day. Ineet trade dull. Best
samples of barley from 47s to 50e. Mr. Roger., of
Stickland, showed • splendid sample, and realised 50.
per qr., and another farmer in the neighbourhood had
also an excellent lot, whish realised 47. 6d, but for in-
furor semi le • there was lea demand at). per qr. decline.
Oats some as last week. Vetches, none on offer.
Dorchester : Wheat, 45e to 52., average 48. ;
barley, 40s to 46a., ge, 44. 6d.—BatA: Demand
for wheat very quiet, and to affect sales Is per qr. lea.
money had to be accepted.-- Turrets.: Wheat, 7s to
is 3el per bushel. malting barley Sr 6d, grinding 4. 7d t 3
4. 9d ; oats, 3s 3d to 3. 6d ; beans and peas, Ces ; tares,
I Is. Warminster : W9eat • glow trade, and,
although prices gave way la per qr., a clearance was
not made.— Yesoff : For wheat prises had to be
reduced Is per qr. General liptre 50s to 565. Flour
38a to 40s per seek.