The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-31 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

llfang•basg, Monday, May 30.—The arrival' of English
wheat have been on a limits, stale, and the show of
'simples has fallen off. Fur all kinds there haa bison an
improved demand, and the whole of the supply on offer
has changed hands at full prices. The show of foreign
wheat has heen moderate. Good and an. parcels have
Tided etude, at fully previous retry; but inferior kin&
bus mend off heavily, on former terms. In malting
barley, the tr.nwietiolei bore !berm on • limited se.le.
Gritadtag and distilling sorts have realised full quota-
dome. We hare no change to notice in the value of
us"' Fact°", 1,0 , have been firm in their
demands. Selected oata have sold steadily—other kinds
slowly, at previous quotations. Both beau and actl
have produced quite u much money SS Of late. 41to
eulmites have fallen off renaiderably. We be:* ~°_°
clung, to notice i.e the value of either English or
lour. The tr.de has been very quiet. The outman.
Ut markets continue to he well sepplied with wheat, for
snitch article the inquiry has somewhat intPror•d•
Most desetiptions of sprMg corn have sold at late
currencies. New York edema state that the demand
for both wheat and dour for ell ort to England was
bwilef, and that the 'tucks on watehouse were on the
%crease.— The *repute at hand from most parts of the
eountry in refprence to the growing strops Cr, very
favourable. In some districts rye is already in our, owl
an ear., wheat; harvest is pretty generally anticipated.
Tim growers still hold a large quantity of wheat forth.
time of veer; but the surplice. of other produee are
rapidly diminishing.—The Scotch mantels have been
steady for wheat, and the quotations have been well
supported. Barley and most other articles. however,
Lave sold heavily, yet pries, may be comidered firm.
—ln Ireland very little change has taken place in the
value of produce. The transactions have been much
restrietril.
MAng•Lass, Friday.—The rupply of English wheat
on the stands to.day was very moderate, but the
rester portion was received in good condition. The
trade, however, was by no mean. active, yet Monday's
prices seem well eopported. The supply of foreign
wheat on the •tande ISM very moderate. Sales in
oto4 dewript ions progreaul slowly, at previous quota-
tion'. Floating cargoes of grain were steady in prior.
—The market was seasonably well supplied with
barley, and the trade ruled quiet, at late rates —For
malt tlp.re wee a fair inquiry at Monday's eurrenciea
—The supply of into on sale was tolerably large. Most
qualities were in fair ge request, it late rates.
—Banns sod !Loved off tu.lll7, at full quotstions.
—The dour trade was steady, and prises ruled firm
Arrival,: F.nelode —wheat. 580 96; melt,
2NO ; onin. 81; 1r .h—oat., 3.810 : foreign—wheat.
13.140; her,. y, 5 580 oat., 14.190 Escli.b dour,
2,090 marks. remit n 'llO seeks, 4.3512 barrels. . .

Donaearns PITCXRD GAM 11•11AIT. (Warder,
May 28. —Wheat lu large !supply, sou t.... Beet sale.
reduction of I-. per querter bad to be isuinnitted to.—
Bet'ey end may nominal.
YEOrtt., onr Coro Exchange to day
there was • moderate supply of grain ; the insets was
dell, and where sa ra were made in wheat Is. to 2c. re-
daction lad to be submitted to. Barley Is. cheaper.
Bese• and 0011 nu alteratiud. Fluor la. Der week lower.
Weather hr ll.ant ; vegetation making rapid progress,
and there is every promise of an ahundant hay crop.
W KJIIKIITIIR B.lutda7. May 28 —Wheel Is. per qr.
clearer, and • little better business doing than last week.
Other soft. dull.

Balaton, Thorstay.— A t our market to-day there wu
• fair rupolr .4 English wheat. which 'old steadily at
last w.ek's priees. The few transactions reported in
foreign wale at folly former •.Inea Barley 6.1. per qr.
ehe e-, awl • fair eonaumptive trivle doing. The sup.
ply . I sits in elness of the Aemand ; the trade ruled
sio a decline of 31. to 6d per qr. wee submitted
to. Be us and peso without Inquiry.
DEVI/Y.B Thureday —As the "wawa advances the at-
tendance and amply at our market are gradually dimin-
Inning. mot to day there was neatly • clear space up the
middle. Trade, however, has experienced a little re-
action, ent goo.' samples were fully 6d dearer than last
week, prices bolding to the close. The barley trade is
now nearly nominal, mol the trade for other grain is
merely retail.