The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-24 00:00:00

THE CORN IItADL

MLPILLU, FlllDAT.—Cortvise and by land car-
riage, only • limited quantity of English wheat was
received fresh up thin morning ; oonascowatly the show
of samples was itnall. Tb• general condition of the
wheats, however, was tolerably good. Tb• Wisdom
of milbrs, both town and country, was moderato,
and good and gni qualities were in steady request,
at full prices. Low and damp parcels, however,
nist a dull inquiry at Ws rates. For this time
of year, the impala of foreign wheat ars oa •
full average amis. The banner doing in it was by 00
MOMS extensive; nevertheless, Moodyllcarmeicy was
fairly supported. Floating cargoes grain wen in-
active. Compared with last week. however, the Gm-
laminas in prices were trifling. Tber• was a fair in-
quiry for fine mimics of barley, both English sod
foreign, at full quotations; but grinding and distilling
sorts were heavy, at barely the lase decline in vales.
The malt trate wag in a iluggish date, at shoat pee.
noun rate. The show of samples warn by no means ex-
tensive. We were heavily supplied with foreign oat'.
Fine samples of English and Scotch realised NI prime •
but boated qualities were in some instances the tar;
i-bosper. Beau, bang on hand ; nevertheless, no quota-
ble change took place in prima. The wile for pas was
oasiserhat ibeaV7, at Monday's oarreacy. We bays to
report an inastive inquiry for both English and ftwaisu
Sour. at about previous ratio. Foreign clover sad was
the turn °bearer • but English wogs rabid firm.
Linseed and sapaniSid tionsmanded esteem. ratan • but
cakes met a slow isquiry, with a large qoantit on
The export trrde in oil seeds continuos tolerably active.
YgOVIL. Friday.—Tb• corn trade warn alyntith, with-
out any particular feature.,. _ .

best, qualities eery Inn at
at. follow perms :—White, 6s. lid to 6a 44. ; red,
Bs 9d. to 6.. per 021hs. ; barley (malting or wed),
4.. 61. to 4.. 9J. ; ditto (grinding). 36.6 d. to 4s. ;oats
(seed), 3e. to 34. 3d.; ditto (feeding). 2.. 9d. to 3a per
bushel. Flosir-3uperfine. 365. to 37..; In., 34a to
36, ; second., 325. to 33e. per sack.
LIVERPOOL, Friday. —Good business has bees dens in
wheat at the rates of Tuesday. Flour coatinues
Indian eons is unaltered, and only in moderste request.
Beans fully 2.. per qr. dearer. No ehanp in pees.
Dim, Friday. —Wheat • good slialy, and sold at
hut week's prima 0,6., barley, beans fine, at
twiner rates.

Friday.—eleppliss moderate. Choke
samples of wbest rather dearer. Other qualities as be-
fore. Fin* barley steady. Oats and beam slow sale.
Tberday,—On war whet today there was
a good supply of English wheat, which sold slowly at
rather better prices. Fine A 111W60611 red to better
request, and ed. to is. per qr. denier. Other deserip-
time cd forego witheet change in value. la smith g
barley nor meets doing, and 1.4 wales Prism was.
about maintained ; rioding is good demeed at a redemp-
tion of 3d. to ed. per qr. Oata very quiet at former
priers. Beam and pose without imeiry.
Devises, Tbursday,—We had a @mall supply of
er hem, which *old at ma edges. of Is. per qr. on lest
week'. pries. ; a fair amount (Abusing= warn trameeted.
The barley trade was dell, 9errastiona cannot be altered.
Seen barmy, however, was in improved demand. Oats
were in large supply and prices es before. Wheat, beat,
per quarter, 44e to 48e Lditto, secoodery, 36e to 441%;
ditto. inferior, 34e to 3G.; IssrleY. 32.. to Qs 1,68.4
ns 6d to 28, ; beens,3Be to 41.; peas, 36. to 42. ;
per bushel 7. 64 to 8. ; Golar, lee, per seek, 11. to 4
data, seeded& 36e to 37e.