The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-02 00:00:00

1.1.218 T STA-TZ OP THE MAIER%

COlll. —The supply of corn fresh op to-day wee in
better condition than of late, and sold more readily.
Wheat was firm, and at a slightly improved price.
Barley and oats were also in request at M. advance.:
Other tbinp tb• some is lest week.
Mwritorouess Cerruz 11 , Monday, February
I.—Tbeee was • better supply of all kinds of stock at
this day's market, but prune quality is quite as dear as
tble day week. In some instance*, for the best Scots
land Bouthdowns, an advance of 2d. in the stone was
obtained. Inferior qualities are slow of sale at about
ate quotations. Pork and veal were firm at lest week's
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CORN MARKETS.
Li:anon, Friday.—Tbe arrival of English wheat
fresh up to our market to-day were moderate. For all
good and fine dry maniple* there was a steady demand
at full prices; otherwise the demand ruled is-
ashes, on former terms. The show of samples
of foreign wheat on the stands was tolerably
extensive. There was a moderate inquiry for moat
decesintions, and Monday's prices were supported.
Floating;_oargoes of grain were in slow request, at late
rates.—With barley the market was fairly supplied.
Generally speaking, the Mule was quiet, but good and
fine malting qsaKtiee were firm in prim—Malt.—
This article Maned hands to i moderate extent, at
late quotations. —The supply of oats on male was
moderately good. The trade on the whole ruled steady,
at full currencies. —For beans and pies, supplies of
which were moderate, there was a fair demand, and
priors ruled firm. —Rost descriptions of flour moved off
steadily, at full quotatiows.—Arrivala :—Kogliab,
wheat, 1,730 ; barley,. 2,370; malt, 3,290; oats, 1,980;
Irish, oat., 750; foremo,wheat,l4.2Bo ; barley, 14,590;
otiM 10,190; Flour—English, 1,450 maks ; foreign,
1,840 lacks.
Waamtrianta, January 30.—Wheat, 34, to 44.;
barley, 26s to ; oats, 20a to 29.; beans, 38e to Ws ;
81b loaf 101. The supply was small. Business in wheat
was brisk and prices firm. Barley mold quickly, at lin-
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proving rates. Oats and Beans doll. -
BRISTOL, Thursday.—On our market to-day there
was • short supply of English wheat, which met • fair
sale, at fully last week's prices. Supplies of foreign
good, and held for quite as much money, but with only
few transactions reported. Malting barley fully as
dear. Arrivals of grindb.g heavy, and values have
given way 3d per qr. Supplies of oats considerable,
The demand very slow, and price* fully 6d per qr.
cheaper. For beans and peas scarcely any inquiry.
Devizes, Thursday.—The market was moderately
supplied with both wheat and barley, and • fair trade
was done at about the prices of last week. A good
deal of the wheat shown RIM in very bed condition.
Wheat, best, 38s to 42s per qr. secondary, 34s to 40,;
inferior, 29s to 3.3 s • barley, Vs to 425; oats, 16s to
26a ; beans, 40, to 4:a per qr. ; peas, 113 s to 21.; dour,
to :44. per sack; seconds, 29s to 31s per sack.
LIVERPOOL, Friday.—To-day'smarket IVY numerously
attended by buyers of every description, and the
business in wheat was almost restricted, to • few
speculative trrinsactions, at the rates of this day week.
Flour unchanged, with little doing. Oats in plentiful
supply, at lid per bushel under Tuesday's rates. Oat-
meal slow at • reduction of 3d to 6d per load. Evirptian
beans dull. Irish grinding barley unaltered. Indian
corn shared the general inactivity, some deieriptions
suffering a slight decline from the currencies of
Titeeday last.
WAKEFIELD, Friday —A good show of wheat. Great
firmness on the part of holders, but the trade is slow,
and last Fridav's prices cannot be exceeded. Barley
dull. and last week 'a prime scarcely maintained. Other
articles unchanged.