The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-02 00:00:00

CORN MARKET.

Mang•balri, Friday. Fresh up 10-day mile •
limited quantity of English wheat canie to hand,
coastwise and by lan.d carriage. Selected name'ss
of both red and white changed hand. steadilyi
at prises quite equal to Monday. Low and
damp qualities moved off slowly, nevertheless the
quotations were well supported Foreign wheat MIS in
full a., race supply and fair request, on form, r terms.
The sup yof really line samples in warehouse is now
much geed. Floating cargoes of grain were mostly dis-
posed of, at very full pesos.; but the demand for them
arm by so means active. We were scantily supplied with
hanky, for which there we. a fair inquiry on former
terms Fine malt sold readily. Other kinds slowly, at
late rates. The show of .amples was seasonably good.
Foreign oat, came freely to hand, and the inquiry, for
them was inactive, at Monday's decline in value. Home-
grown qualities were steady at late rates. The few
limns on the stands were mostly taken at full prices.
Peas were tolerably firm ; but the transactions in them
were much restricted. B..th English and foreign Sour
moved oil slowly ; nevertheless the quotations were
well aupportel. A fair quanrity of Enacted changed
hand., both on the spot and for forward arrival, at ex-
treme currencies. In other seeds the tnimactions were
on • limited scale, Cakes ruled heavy. Arrivals of
gnin English and Switch wheat, 810 qrs. : malt, 2,090
qra ; Sour, 1,290 sacks ; Foreign, 5. Sk.o qrs. barley,
5,140 .ira. ; oats., 311,150 'I"-; flour, 150 Narks,
LITItarOOL, Friday.— Wheat iv consumptive demand,
at about Tuesday's rates. Flour continues in good de-
mand for fresh parcels, and late rate+ fully supported.
Indian corn small business, at about 22.. 9d, for mixed.
Egyptian beans moderate sale; new Saida, 31a. 3d. to
31s. Bd. Egyptian wheat unchanged. Oats and oat-
meal unchanged. Imports from Ireland, ke.— Barley.
33 qr.; malt, 20; oats, 1.1$; oatmeal, 1,220; flour,
barnal. Forsign—Wheat,4, 710 in. ;0at5,1,900 ; barley,
3.910 ; yeas, 1.010; Indian corn, 10,84 ; flour, 57 sacks
and 3,007 Irirrels.

WAIMIELD, Friday. —A short supply°, fresh wheat,
-which gime a good consumptive demand, at last Friday's
prices. Barley steady. Other articles unaltered.
Hama, Fraday.—Wheat afairdemand. The supply
being small, holden were firm at the followibg prices,
via :—best whit, 6/. 34, to es. Gd. ; ditto (red), sa. 9d.
to Cri. per G 2 lba. ; barley, (malting) 4s. 6d. to th.9d. ;
ditto (grinding), Ye. Gd. to 3.. 9.1, ; oats, (best quality)
as. Id. to 3s. 4d. ; ditto inferior ditto, 2a. 10d. to 3s. ;
per imperial income. Flour—Superfine, 37a. to Sas ;
Sae, 34. ed. to 355. ; seconds, 3.2 a. to 33a. per 280 lbs.
BRISTOL, Thursday.—Our market to-day was mode•
ntely supplied with English wheat, and with a good
dream!. prices were folly la. per qr. dearer than ow
this day se'nnight. Trantactioni in foreign ha. not
been extensive, bat stocks in importers' hands being
very ligit, rather better prices have been obtained.
Flour without animation, and sales exceedingly dieleult.
Barley, from ahortnem of supply, has again advanced
Cal, per gr. Oats the tern dearer, with a batter demand.
Brans and Indian corn fol. per qr. higher.
Drente, Thnrolay.—The supply of wheat at oar
market this day ern an average one, and the attendance
email; the trade, however, though not very brisk,
ahowed an improvement, the prima realised being about
Is. per qr. shore those of thia day sa'nnight. One fins
'ample, exhibited by Mr. Canning of Rannibury, weigh-
ing 13 mere 41bs., readimed 52.. Barley nothing doing.
Other grain no alteration.