The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE, AND LATEST
STATE OF THE NAILIEET.
(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
BY BIPBBBB ot BLECTRIO TILEGRAPB.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY B.

COM. —TIN supplies ol pain on over to-day were
Tbe market warn lirtm and factors realised
improved priest for sainpies in good condition. Barley
and oats snare slow, bat quite am dear as last week. Other
things were about the saran.
CATII.II.-71* market today was short. and Op"
thing foliated is good prices, beet Soots and South-
downs being Si 44. and 21. Meidline and intoner
thing. were slow, and bared. maintained I..te quotation.
Pork sad real met with a good demand at late rates.

THE CORN TRADE
Low Dow, Friday.—Fresb up to our market, to-day,
the arrivals of home-grown wheet were but moderato.
eoneequence of the eommeoceeneet of hostilities in
Malaise of, feature hold both red and white qualities at
an advance of from Is to 2. per qr. Millers operated
enertiotudy, however, and chiefly at 1.. per qr. more
money thee ow Monday. The fero wheat trade wee
aim very Arm, and prices advanoed Is. to 21. per cir.,
but without leading to any bagasse of importance. The
show of samples was ealy moderate. naming eargoir
of grain ruled firm, chest and este being held at
ashamed quotations. The supply of barley on eel* woe
moderate. On the elide the trade ruled steady, at late
rates Malt changed hands slowly, at previous quota-
tions. The eat trade less inner, and the market was
but moderately supplied. Priem were quite lid., in
male Instances Is., per qr. higher than on Monday.
For beans and peas there Irma a moderste demand, it
full prime. In Boar a fair helium. was impacted, and
tie quotations soutewhet firmer. Arrivals : Wheat,
Reigliah, 770 qrs. ; barley. 1960; malt, 2.310; oats.
5,910; Irk osta. 1 500; Foreign—wheet, 2,270; barley,
1,190; oats, 4,180. English—flour, 1,220 rack.;
Foretell. BM
Wsumiserrls, &Suedes. Wheat, SM. to 45. ;
barley 26.. to 35. ; mt.. 904 to 29..
50.'.; 8.... 1,4 RM. Th. re wa. • moderato supply of
wheat, which was in a much better oandition, and male.
were steady at an advance .11.. per quarter. A good
Wails was done in berley at former rates 04. and
beans said emily at former mime
Hamm, IT or -day. _ktthlomarketKogliohwbeatwu
in leseened supply, and under the indueece of polities,
said freely, at an advance of Is. to 2s per qr. ; foreign
I. better demand, at • sitllikf iu.pioanmsnt. Melting
barley was inquired for at full pews.; grinding in
heavy supply, and fro-ly dealt in at about last week's
priers. Oat. slow, millets requiring an advance on the
redacted rates of last week, chink checked business.
Beans in limited reticent without alteration in miles
DEVIZIII. Friday.—At this market there was but a
short supply of *heat, and trade experienced • alight
improvement, prices remaining is 1.4 week, the top
pries being 23.. for • One sample of white wheat.
Barley met • dull trade, and the hest samples remained
unsold, in eonmquenee of the determination of holders
not to sell without an advance. Secondary qualitiee
esp.rienced • alight improvement while inferior
gelatin, with whieh the market abOands, met with
little inquiry. Bait. were in large 'apply, with • dull
trade, et eta's{ 16.. per each.
lhamieorsr, Thursday—New white wheat, 411 to
47.; new rid, 37. to 43s per 35 stone. Barley for
molting, 30s to Ele per qr. ; grinding. 24s to Ble per
30 atop,. Oats, Irish, Ills to 2te ; English, 22a to 30s
per 24 stow, Beans, fine. 42., other descriptions 38.
to 40. per '8 .tone. Pees, beet, 42.; secondary aorta,
36. to 403 per 35 stone.
BUXTON-OS MINT. Thureday.—New white wheat,
45. to 47. ; old, 46. to 48. ; new red. 39. to 43s ; old,
42. to 454 per 36 stone. Barley for malting, 11. to 384;
fine, 40. per qr.; grinding, 28s to 30s per 30 stone.
Beans, nil, 40. to 42. s ; new. 37. to 40. per 38 stone.

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Friday. —New white wheat, 44. to 49.;
new red, 40. to 46. per 38 stone. Barley, for malting,
Ma to 40s per qr. : grinding, Vs to a. per 30 .too..
Oata, old, 24s to 30.; new, 20. to 24. per 24 stone.
8e.... old, 40e t.. 43.; new, 35. to 38. per 38 stone.
LtvcarooL, Friday.--Our market to-day has under-
gone a decided reaction, and although holders as yet
evince no anxiety to press sales. still practically we
consider wheat fully 2.1. per eental won. than on
Tuesday. Flow unehang if. Indian corn is not Pte-
able over the rates of this day week, having lost all the
advance of the interim Oatmeal the turn dear.-r

ttrAieroftv Ftiday.—New white wheat, 43s to 46e ;
new red, 40. to 4.3. per 36 .toe. New oats, 73s to 27s
per 24 stone. Old beans. 41 s ; new, 36e pi-r qr.
Wmtsvistu, Yrid .y.—Wheat must be quoted ls
dearrr. but trade not active. B Hey active, at kit
week's rates. Other articles without alteration.