The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-20 00:00:00

A REM&
r OLI El GRAIN
Pirr Qr.

cksy ... 39W40
44 to 46
Whit. 38 to 40
Bottom ... 38 to 40
rotates. Oita to
RS.

oaeo.•
Eetlieh, feed.26 to 32
Scotch. feed .- —to
• potato —to
Nell. Week ... II to 26
" 25 to 2p
Foroltro,feed. to

Town-m.lr. 3110 11.4. 40 to 43
Country ... 31 to 32
Norfolk and @Wroth_ 30 to 31

Egyptiso 33 to 36
I moo 36 10343
liarrno 3.1 to 40
tiot•11 42 to 44
THOESDAT.—BriatoI Supply of English whrat for
from large, but trade ruled heavy, at about last week's
prices; foreign quite negleeted, although holders were
prepared to moot buyers at Is to 2s per qr. leas money.
aerie, sold slowly at a reduction of Is per qr. Oats
gave way 6d per qr., with a limited business doing.
Roane neglected. For Intim ecru a fair oonsumptive
inquiry, at adeeuine of Is per qr.

WELT. S. . I. d
American, rod per 4061 b. .. a 0
Poilsh °dogma, dc.Ad, soft, ditto .. 46 41 0
l" ditt . 46 48 0
b"...± o
IThilka —„ Don, Is., soft, ditto .. 43 .. 44 C
084118, 1:187104,".14 001+44, soft, ditto a .. a 0
Bordionok.l Iforianople, soft, ditto 46 .. 47 0
gagilett, rod and white, now, ditto 64 .. 50 0

English, gond te tine malting, psr imp. qr t 0 0 .. 46 0
Irish, ditto, ditto ditto 36 0 .. 36 0
kith and hallh, griniling, per 4011 b. . 20 0 . 30 a
Danube and Esditarranoan, ditto 23 0 .. 24 •

OATS. _
Limerick and other, floe ebbe, per 3201 b ..
ittrk, Dublin, light, ditto .. 23 0 ~. 26 0
Cork, Waterford, black, per 3041 b .. 23 0.. 23 6
Irish tawny, ditto .. 24 0 .. 24
Prince &lewd !eland black ditto .. 23 0 .. 23 6

F.g) Mine, per 480Ib
English, per imperial yr.

.. 34 0 .. $6 0

'LOU&

English, good seconds, per 32 0 .. 36 0
U." 01 &ales, Canadian, tic., sweet super.

Mixed America , per 4201i;77 ..0 o 0 0
Danubian, ditto 29 6 .. MI 6 '
ANUUT•LIL—IrIsh: Or qrs. oats, Si qrs. bark). 2 seek. flour
Coastwise: narks flour. Fordo : 659 d qrs. wheat, 6581
gra barley, Q.. maks MAI/.

Gloucester Supplies of English wheat moderate, anal
to effect sales fully Is per qr. lire money has to be
accepted; foreign almost neglected, although a similar
decline would be readily accepted if buyers presented
themselves. Barley, both malting and grinding, ir
difficult to sell, and Is per qr. cheaper. The sale for
oats is mall, and velties have given way 64 per qr.
Beans, peas, aud maize alow, at a reduction of Is to 2r
per qr.—Derr:es • Small supply of wheat, and tradc
was very dull, in consequence of holders refusing to
give way. What hilliness was transacted was at a
reduction of Is per Ir. for beat qualities, and Is to 2s
for inferior parcels. Malting barley was vary wares
and realised about lest week's rates, but grinding mat
with no demand whatever. In other grain very little
doing, and prices unaltered.
FSIDAT.—AIori Lone From Essex and Kent the
receipts of wheat were limited. A want of animation
oharacterised the demand for all descriptions, at Mon-
day's quotations. The demand was heavy for all
qualities, on former terms. Floating cargoes of wheat
were dull of sale. Other kinds of produce afloat were
in limited request. The demand for barley, the show
of which was good, was inactive at about late rate*.
Malt was dull, on former terms. For oats the inquiry
was limited, at late prioes. The show of samples was
fully equal to re luirementa. Beans were dull, tart not
cheaper. Peas were inactive, at previous currencies.
The flour Market was steady, on former terms. Lin.
seed and rapeseed were dull. Apiculture' seeds were
quiet. Cakes sold steadily. —llraketeld Wheat and
barley is cheaper, with • very dull trade.—Liverpoof •
There was • moderate atcenaenoe, and business limited
in wheat, buyers wanting • further concession, which
callers strongly resist, and the few sales passing are at
last Tuesday's prices. Flour also aloe, and hardly so
well told. Indian corn 64 lower, and in small request :
mined at 284 6d. Other &Aisles dull, and nominally
unchanged.
SATURDAY.— Bland/ ord Vary Small attendance.
Wheat from to to 24 per qr. loiter. Barley • short
supply. Oata may be quoted same pries as last week.
Dorchester : Wheat 44s to 495, average 46e Sid ; barley
Zia per qr. —BMA Corn market fairly attended. The
supply of all descriptions was small, but the demand was
remarkably quiet, and • clearance was not made in any
department. Wheat was again lower in price, and the
quotation did not exceed /10e per qr. In barley prises
had a townward tendency, at 34. to 44s per qr. Oats
were !fully as dear. Flour sells at Ile to 31e per sack
for !seconds.— Taunton .• There was a tendency to still
lower prates, and business was therefore almost at a
standstill. The transactions effected were at the
following prim : Wheat, fis 3d to 61 pet
bushel; malting barley, be bd ; grinding, 4s ti
Is ; oats, 8. bd ; peas, 7.; bean*, ; tares, 8..
Warminster : The attendance was somewhat small, and
we had less wheat on offer than for some time past.
The demand was 'gain quiet, but we have not to report
any further reduction, the small amount of business
doing being at the rates of last week. The highest
brae reached was 52. per qr. For barley there was
fair demand, at recent rates, from 34s to 44. for grinding
sorts, and from 46. to 51s for malting. Oats were •
quiet trade, at from 26. to 34.. The flour trade is
I islet, and prices have a decided downward Landow)
to.daye quotation being 33. to 3.54 per 'wk.