The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-08 00:00:00

1311112UA1. AVYJUIONS.

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Jan 3
-- 10 .. 37,771
17

Feb. 7 . 44,400
-- 14 ...143,015
• 2.4
March 7 .. 40,0,1
14 .

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-139,411
Apdl
.4 ..i114,701

- II .. :51,041

May 2..
- 9.. 41.8
- 16 .. 299

June ia:1; •:::
:z4-11,,51.77716

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..
July 4..
- 11 .. 11.2.50
- 113,6114

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Aug.

1 44"4 Ldi
ad, 43 11
70,406 46 2
61,947 46 6
64.440 47 7
56,538 48 9
54,6 48 9
47,206 49 1
42,444 49 3
40,0341 44 6
33,71 46 4
20,61 ad 1
1:1,35 48 6
16,5631 48 11
11,0;9 48
9,384 49
1 6,0911 49 1
1,2. W 46
2,1010. 47
_. ..,

1,215
1,6041 47 5 2,848
1,9281 45 11 1,655
1110 47 8 4,208
OM, 45 8 2,316
5641 41 2 3,155
534, 42 5 975
811 41 II 734
87' 41 7 993
221 30 6 1,073
-
97 40 1 791
2:16 46 1 670
1291 311 1 964
1410 45 0 149 i
5821 46 5 1,178
1,3711 511 2,1
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8 .. 17,1
15 .. 17,07111
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.. 42.081
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On 'Thursday, at Bristol, there was Ices English
wheat on sale and the prices realised were fully as
high : a better demand for foreign qualities, and last
week's prices were fully supportah A very limited
inquiry for Indian corn, at barely the rates of last
week: Malting barley more freely offered, and trade
slow, without change in value ; grinding and
distilling qualities were taken sparingly at a decline of
6d to Is per qr. A fair trade was done in oats, at a
reduction of (al per quarter.

Anictican, Inc nioring
soroeulAry
. .

308

5. &

_ d,

to it; For 406
.. 47 0 to 49 0 „
.. 44 0 t 46 0 „

Pliht)k.., it. 0 0 to 0 0 „
Mirka, and !Castoff. Dolt 43 0 to 45
linnlianaki and Ilarianoile, suit 00 to 0 0 „
rul and . 42 0 to 60 0 3„
to floe malting .. 42 0 to 50 0 per im qr
French. good to lint malting ..0 0 to 0 0 par 42016.
I ianohn and 0i1."... grinding .. 32 6 to 93 0 per 40015 s
Irish and French, irritolinz .. J 1 0 to 34 0 „

S. ediah, 6.e y .. 3° 0 to 33 0 per 3°olbe
ialllerie4 mot other. lbw %bite .. 30 0 to :II 0
Cork, Waterford, black 0 to 33 a per 311411 w
Engliak

Id-4i, tawny
Be %NC

nnich,

United •Staturiul'wl"'lLCanullati

7_•ailtor o

420 to 52 0 per ha qr
.. 0 0 to 0 0 per 4001bo

.. gl 0 to 47 0 per barrel
, . 34 0 to 97 0 per tiOlbo

74t;11-111-:

COAX.
0,11,461, Danube. to.

Ilix.l ..Cluerimui

.. 34 0 to :15 0 per

is -6 So 34 u.

At Devizes wheat was in inoderate supply, and in
fair demand, at an advance on last week's prices ohs
per qr for old, and from is to as per qr fur new
sample:. There were several lots of new barley on
offer, for which the demand was quiet. Beans is
higher. Vetches (rum os to to per bushel. Best
wheat 235 to 25 per sack ; secondary ditto, its to 225;
barley, 38s to 495; fine flour, 41s, to 455 ; best
seconds, 35, to 4)s; oats, 285 to 38s; peas, 24.5 to
265; beans, sas to 22is ; rye, 20$ tO 245 ; best bread,
is Id per gallon.—At Birmingham, although the
supply of English wheat was less important than on
Thursday last, there was a heaviness in the trade, and
buyers succeeded in supplying their wants at the low
Prices of that day—viz., fur seconds red, 44s to ;
and white, 50, to 545.
On Friday, at Mark-Lane, not much business doing,
transactions being confined to supplying current
wants. Receipts of English wheat only moderate.
Sales progressed slowly at drooping prices. A good
show of foreign wheat on oiler, for which demand
inactive, at late currencies. Barley in increased
supply. Market quiet, at Monday's quotations. Malt
dull, on former tenns. English oats not over
plentiful, but a good show of foreign. Trade quiet,
at the recent reduction. Maize in slow request, at
drooping prices. Ikmns and
.peas unaltered. Flour
dull; American barrels drooping. —At Derby demand
slow, prices in favour of the purchaser. New white
wheat, sos to 56s ' • new red, 495 to 505.—At Lincoln
trade in wheat slow, and with a short supply of
samples the full prices of last week were supported.
Barley quiet at is per quarter less money.—At
Liverpool with a good consumptive demand, fine red
American wheat was rather dearer; white steady at
previous full figures For flour somewhat rather more
Inquiry, at late quotations.—At Southampton more
Money was asked for English wheat, and the trade
assumed a heavier tone, at the full prices of last week;
foreign inquired fur at last week's prices. Barley and
oats steady at last week's prices. Flour firm.—At
Wakefickl fair supply of English wheat came to hand,
and the demand was quiet, prices being in the buyers'
favonr: Suffolk, Essex, and Kent new white, 52s to
57s ; old, 535 to 6os ; new MI, 475 to 485; old. 49$
to 525.