The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-17 00:00:00

QM. d
Jan. .. 37,tr21 44
0 .. 42.573 45 1
- 16 ...17,053 446
- .. 447831 43 V
- :0 .. 5024 130
Feb

1 4.214 a. d. Qrs.
40,14. 44 6 4,347
42,96 44 6 1,357
ss"-.1 45 6 tr 7
66,227 VI 3 4,061
53,%2 45 0 3,619
46,731 45 0 3,915
49,6, 44 5 4,5:4
40,573 43 3 3,814
41,24 42 II 4,172
33,311 42 0 4,877
35,131 41 5 3,951
24,7 47 2 1.692
51,913 41 8 4,177
14.514 41 3 2,272
13,5. 40 6 2,1810
10,426 40 6 2.167
8,11 41 4 1,462
5.17 38 10 1,658
2.1[1.5 39 0 1,50.1
3,403 i 37 4 1,164
1341 3•1 3 1,3111
7491 38 8 611
62* 36 9 743
7311 7131 753
191: 39 6 417
3131 32 3 170
0j
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- 35 5 463
37 2 1,46*
3311 5.30
35 0 153
901 31 4 249
, 1191 40 4 434
1356

6 .ii 1374 4: 7
13 .. :3,962 41 11
YO :0,094 41 6
21 . IBS 651 40 I I
Mar. . 193,167 40 1
,3 16%713 41 4
• YO . ,67,153 41 9

• 27 . '57:474 41 /0
Aral 3 ...46,01 41 5
-- 10 .. 544531 43 1
17 . ;54.244 43 4

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Map I 55 7tti 42 IU

41. 8
- IS . 82,37t8 42 2
.I.SMI 41

: 41 IU
Julia 5 41,:11191 41 II
'2 .. 37.634! 41 II
-111.. 2,.5311 42 3
43,253, 42 II

Jilly 3 ..143.10.1 43 6
10 _44 uu7i 414
17 . ..46.1 46 1/
!4..J,541 473
31 .135.41 51 U
Au 31,1 7 . 30 :X ;3 10
313 rketk. t
svcr33, 1 47 9

On Thursday, at Bristol, English wheat and foreign
realised an idvance of as per quarter. large an ieals
of grinding barley, and prices the ttua in favour of
buyers. Oats firm, at previous rate. The demand
fur maize still continues limited ; prices unaltered.
Arrivals :—wheat, 15 qrs. Irish, 7,347 foreign ; oats,
Irish, 2,993 qrs. ; barley, 17 qrs. Irish, 10,368
foreign ; maize, foreign, 10,112 qrs. ; flour, so sacks
coastways, lc) barrels foreign.
won,.

1101,3 n Ore.:011. wbit.
Muctitsn, hele spring
...r•ndaas

.. -S& -0
to -14 -0
pa 10tilim
.. 52 0 to 55 0 „
bg 0 tl 53 t,

Polio; U.ltrou, to
.a, tbklasa, and Nicopol, soft 60 u to 52 0
oosl i and 310.k0t0i4e.. so(
.0 tt to 0 u
"

UV:" 111. rod !uaglahlte

Z. 2 0 to Soi

r.r.
Esqrsh, good to 0..4 m dUng.. 0 0 to 0 0 twritnt, yr
Frroeh, go.' to 000 311:01,..t .. U 0 to 1.1 ogwr 4..!t01l I
Ir. .3. good to One mutton: U 0 to U 0 iter
Danube ..61: OdeS,l.. .. 6 *0 26 U utr 40611.6
tr:attatuli.vnest,htaty6:.ntlioz .. 20 tt to 32 U„

Own.
kc , bc.tty white ..32 0 to 31 0 per 320114
I.ituctic, a,. o.hcr, lino white .. U U to 0 0 ..
Cork, Wattr..ml, black 6 t ?A Upa Zullin
P.E. talaoe .• 6 tu

Ir,h, tawny

Y 7 CI to 20 0

_
Buss.
46 4 to f. 2 paring.
Ervin h. 31666 fan, 40 0 to 4: 0 per tanina
IF Wilt
Statnt and Canadian .. 7 0 to 26 0 in., tiai
English, good ia Lynda 3 u to 42U rtMm
INDIAN Coma.
o.lessa. Danube, ike 31: 0 t.. 7 0 per 4a..11.
111,61 Amer :eau U to 37 u
Dori .. • .. to Tot: t. 1.1011011

At Ihrmtm:ham the rise may be quoted at full.), 3s per
quarter of 49611). over the rates of :Thursday last. At
Ikvizes wheat ruled dull, owing to the indispusitign
of the dealers to give the higher prices asked, and to
the equal indisposition of sellers to part with their
stocks on hand. The advance, were business was
done, was from 25 to 35 per quarter advance, and in
some exceptional CM more. Mr. Pike, of klilperton,
refusal 315 a sack for an extraordinary sample of old
wheat weighing 13 score i ills.
On Friday, at Marl:dune, holders of wheat were
not indisposed to accept the rates of Monday, the
arrivals from abroad being considerable. A sample of
new Talavera, weighing about 6t lb., was worth 36s
per qr. Barley was a very slow sale, and rather
cheaper in some eases. Malt was purchased sparingly
at about late rates. Oats were in fair supply, and
tran.sactions in them, being restricted, prices were not
altogether supported. Maim was in limited request,
and without change in value. Beans and peas were
moved with difficulty on former terms. Flour
experienced a small demand, and weakened somewhat
in price. At Coventry for fine samples of old wheat
holders demanded as to as per qr. more money; but
to effect sales they had to be content to accept an
advance of only is, and in rare elves as per qr. At
Liverpool wheat in limited demand at a reduction of
2<i to 3d per rental since Tuesday on all descriptions.
Flour, slow sale, and quotations nominal. Indian coni,
slow sale at 6d per quarter decline. At Wakefield
holders of wheat obtained a further advance of is to
2s per qr. on the rates of that day. Buyers are
rather cautious in their operations. All spring corn
clearer.