The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-26 00:00:00

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THR Corn Market at Mark Lane on Monday ended
with • fall of 2s. to Se. per quarter, but this has not
been fully followed in the provineva. Not much recovery
however oatured in London on Friday.—ln the Cattle
Market quotatioris continue precisely the same, but a
short supply of stock on Thursday, after barely au
average supply on Monday, caused trade to be ursually
brisk for there tunva.—The Agrkultural Seed Trade
Is generally fkus at previous high prices, For Rod Clover
there is active knotty; Tares have risen 25., sod Rap.
Is. per quarter.
CORN NVERROZN.—Quantilles sold and average price
el British cern (imperial measure) ma received from the
officers of excise In the nook ended Jan. 1G: —Wheat,
70.452 qua., 52.4 Ad; barley, 46,206 gra, 491; oats,
6,346 qrs., 2516 d.

OORN IL
CURRENT riticts 0
Pcr Qr. 1

EMMET&
Jr ENO USN GRAIN.
l'cr Qr

11111Z4T
1... and litnt, red 49 to 64
" Ditto. new —to
" I)ltto,white.... 63 to 68
" Intro. new, .. —to
F"reign, red .. —to
" Ditto. —to

White, ... 43t0 46
Bolton 41 to 46
Forulgo, white ... to

English 43 to 63
1/14tilling• 41 I. 441
MOLT.

-
31 1036
Scotch. feird to
Irish black 1.1 to SI

Choy!.act to 70

... 3kZl
Fordimbrad

II arrow ... 41 to 47
Alma 49 to 66

7100*.
T01•0-inadt, 700 164. 44 to 47
Country WI to NI
Norfolk nod ouffolk... 32 to U

IrovlDLY.—Saliibury : Short attendance sad Imminent
limited, at a decline on wheat of from 2. to aa per yr. ;
and, on barley, of ls to 2a--Leeds: Holders of wheat
were unwilling to cell except at about Friday's prime.
Harley rather lower. —Lirerpeol : Wheat Id to 2d per
rental cheaper since Friday; flour rather easier.
: Bayer, refused to take English wheat, except at
• I,duction of 24 per qr., which farmers were willing to
accede to. Barley Is to Lts cheaper. Other article.
unaltered.

WIDDIZSDAT.—Mark.Lowe : The show of home-grown
wheat was only moderate • nevertheless the demand
was heavy at Meaday's dustbin in value. With
foreign wheat the market was fairly supplied; 10 MI
descriptions moles progreseed steadily, at late rates.
Floating cargoes of wheat were dulL Maize and other
article, afloat, VINO inactive. Tbe barley trade wan
heavy, at Monday's decline; the show of samples was
moderate. Malt was dull on former terms. In oats
sales proFreased Jowly, at previous quotation,. Beans
were quiet, and for peas there was very little inquiry.
For floor the trade was heave; town-made tercels sold
on former terms, but country qualities tended down-
er-Ird. in yaloe. Cloverseed was steady in price.
Linseed and rapeseed moved off firmly. Cakes were

TeURSIDAY.—Brigo/ : EnglLsb wheat in moderate
supply, and (seniors generally refusing to sell at less
than last week's prices, only a limited businesa took
place, at a reduction of Is per qr.; foreigo in better
request, at • decline of Is per qr. Malting barley Is
per qr. lower; grinding qualities gave way from Is to
2s per qr., but there was • fair, trade doing at the
reduction. Maize very quiet, and 6d to Is per qr.
abeam r. N“t much doing in oats, and last week's
values were about supported.

1/11ZAT. I. d. d.
American, red spring. pet 11961tx .. 60 0 .. 62 0
I'oll4l ode.'...,Ncolael, .oft, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0

Kuhanka, hanl,

ditto ..0 0 .. 0 0

Tiktrutrog,Lkto,ke...oft,ditto .. 40 0 .. 49 0
(Mirka, t Nit-N.l.d. molt, ditto ..W 0 .. 62 0
Berth:A.4i )Lariauople, soft, ditto .. 61 0 .. 64 0
EtAglitkh, red Lad white, new, ditto .. 48 0 .. 68 0

11•111.11 T.
English, good to fine malting, per Imp. or.. 43 0 .. 60 0
ditto, ditto, ditto .. 41 0 ..4.. 0
Irish and Fneich, grinding, per 44.401 b. .. U 0 .. 30 3
Danube and Mediterranean, ditto .. 20 6 .. 30 0
OATS.
_.. . .

Limerick and other, fine whitwe-,7er 3931 b .. 28 6 .. 22 0
Cork, Dublin, light, ditto .. 27 0 .. 27 0
Cork, Waterton', black, per 3041 b .. 2.1 0 .. 26 6
Irish tawny, ditto .. 26 0 .. 26 0
BRASIL

ktriricPrerm7ll •.: 114 : 64: :
nous.

Engli.h. good second., per ittilt;.— .. 37 0 .. 38 0
United Maim, Canadian, IC., street aver.
flue, prx barrel.. 26 0 .. 23 0
1001 All COIX.

Mixl Atiterlima, per 4801i-4- 7,
ditto ..

.. 0 0 .. 00
.111_ 0 3S 0

A.NIVAUI.—Iri.I4: SOO qra. °Ma, IS gra barley. F..n.4gn :
49011 gm. MIACM, 760.0 Ivo. barley, IV6 qrs. beano, b 448 gra
male,

Good supplies of English wheat at this and
the neighbouring market+, for whieh there is • ready
sale at 2s per qr. lea money; foreign sells in retail at a
reduction of Is to 2. per qr. Malting barley is leas
inquired alter, and Is per qr. cheaper, grinding ts mush
pressed, and 2t per qr. lower. Valais of maize have
given way 2s per qr. Oats fully •• deer. Beans and
peas about maintain late carreneies.—Denges Wheat
in improved supply, but the quality generally somewhat
indifferent, and prices receded fully 2, per qr., and in
Pole csses 3. below lest •eek's rates. For barley •
rednetion of Is per qr. had to he submitted to in order
to effect males. In other grain trade dull, and prier
the turn lower.—Biretieghara : short supply of
English wheat, which sold freely at the currency of this
day se'neight ; foreign firm. Barley, Is to 20 per qr.
lower. Oats taken in limited quantities at previous
rate.. Beans and peas fully ea biah. —Manclestre :
Market numerously attended, •10 • much stronger
feeling prevailed than during the week. English wheat
Waa more inquired for; but, the condition being goner.
ally affected by the weather, it sold at a decline of la
per qr. ; while foreign must be quoted at 3,1 to 44 per
Imolai lower. Flour met a dragging sale, at • reduction
of 6d to Is per sack. Oats and oatmeal were in limited
request, at prices nightly in favour of buyers. Is
English beans no change was apparent; but Nuptials,
were Is per qr. cheaper. Indian corn likevries receded
Cid per qr.
FRIDAT.—Mark-Lant : There was again • short
supply of English wheat on sale at Idark•Lsue. Wheat
was in corn-what inferior condition. Webs., uo change
to notice in the trade. The demand for all qualities
ruled teactive at Monday's decline in tht quotations.
Foreign wheat WWI little Inquired after. end prime
wire nominal. Barley was dull of sale, and both
malting and grinding descriptions tended downwards in
value. The malt trade wise very inactive, at drooping
quotations. Oata met • moderate inquiry,at the recent
reduction of Gd per qr. Beans and peas were extremely
heavy, but no quotable change took plane in prices.
The market for English agricultural seeds wiss of quite
• nominal character, as usual at this period of
the year. Linseed was firm but rape seed
ruled quiet. Scarcely any transactions 'took place
in flour, but holden, of foreign and country markets
were unwilling to submit to any further decline. --
Wakeridd % heat is ratter lower than last Friday,
but the trade is not go depressed as at Leeds on Tues-
day. Barley dull. Meltaters will only buy at •
decline which factors generally cannot concede.
Lieerpool There wan en average attendance, and a
much improved tone in wheat and flour, the former 9d.
per cents' dearer than on Tuesday, mind the latter at
extreme late rates. Maim rather better sold. Other
articles firm. _ . _

B•lllllDAT.—Dordasier: Wheat 484 te 575. average
484 tied; barley, 38. to 525, average 47$ 4g.—
Blandford: Wheat trade firm, Barley Is per qr. cheaper,
Oat. and Beans no charism—Bali: Wheat trade was
very quiet, and a great deal wee left unsold. The
quotation was from 51:18 to 56. Barley of all qualities
was fully as dear, making up to 152 s per qr. Oats, front
gamily, were dear, and made Ms to 324 per qr. Beans
also firm. Flour realised 371 to 39s per sack for
scoonds.—Tasisitins: Merchants purchased cautiously,
and were disinolined to give even the prices of Saturday
last.— Warminster: A very dell trade, millers
confidently anticipating • heavy reduction in prices.
The quotation was from 51k to 56s per., or 21 lower than
last week. Barley aeocendary qualities Is per qr. cheeps.
Oats scares and dear. Ikons Arm. Flour 371 to ao. psi
sock.