The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23 00:00:00

CORN MARKET&

TOMlDAT.—Sahabwry : Wheat, 40s to 52., barley,
244 to 50e; oats, 28s to 30.; beans, 48. to 58.; peat,
42• to 52e per qr.; tares, 7.54 to 10a per bisabeL --
Mali : Supply of Roglieb wheat moderate, and then
was vary Little 'pendulum doing, farmers refusing to accept
the low rates offered by ceiller.. Itayley trade rather
more native in grinding sorts, at recent currencies.
Other articles quiet.--Lintrpool : Wheat experienced
a slightly improved request, et Friday's decline of 4d
Per oestal on the week. Flour in Ikullod demand, and
Is par seek cheaper than on Tuesday. Indian Dorn In
moderate reqesst at • reduetion of fkl per qr. on the
' week. Beans dull, and again lower. Oatmeal slow,
and Is per load cheaper. Pass quiet and &I easier.
Mark•Larts : Receipts of wheat
limited. Business sloughed to actual yenta, at Monday's
rednotion. Foreign wheat heavy at the late dealing.
Oct. neglected, and easier. For barley, beam., and peas
demand inactive at about previous prices. Flour coin.
mended hat little attention at Monday's reatiotion of
4.; the top price of town•madot warn 43e per 280 lb.—
From For wheat farmers asked fully previous rates,
and • very .mall amount of Weiser was done, the
actual reduction being only about la per qr. Barley
steady for seed purposes, but malting and grinding
descriptions were little inquired after. Oats had •
quick sale at Arm rate.. Beans tarn chewer. Flour
emitinues inaotive.—Bricipori : Wheat 48s to 48s,
barley (grinding) 344 to 38e, barley (malting) 42. to 445,
oats 27s to 29. per qr.. dour 35i to 404 per sack.

Barmy Thursday.—Koderato supply of liaglish
wheat, which sold slowly at a dailies of 2s net qr; *0
little doing in foreign that quotations are nominal.
Malting barley quiet, with las pressure to sell ; (winding
primps have improved fully 64. per qr. Oats very
dull, asid rola*s soarcaly so good as on this day mennight.
Beans rather cheaper. Indian awn In good donand, t
a decline of 64 per qr.
VISA?. S. d.
Assarisma rid apring, par Web. .. 44 .. 47
Polka Odra, .01, oda, ditto .. 0 .. 0
lubsolo, bard, ditto .. 0 .. 0
Gldrits, Tamara', Don , bo., soft, ditto .. 45 .. 46
Odom. Maoisd. soft, ditto . 44 . 48
Marlaaorait, oat, ditto .. 47 .. 49
liogllsh, red and white, Dow,. ditto .is .. 48

_
BALLOT.
Wish, good to 61111 malting, per imp. qr.. 43 0 .. 60 0
111.0, ditto, ditto ditto .. 41 0 .. 41 0
Irian and French, grinding, par 4001 b. .. 30 0 .. 31
Dumb, and Mediterranean,
__ ditto .. 1J 6 .. 26 0

OATS.
Iheiriek and other, line white, pre 310Ib .. 26 0 .. 26 6
Clerk, Dublin, keit, ditto ..1 0.. 23 0
Cork, Waterton!, block, per 3041 b .. 21 0 .. 23 0
hith tawny, ditto 24 0 .. 14 6
Prince Loud bland, black ditto .. 42 0 . 23 0
IMAM

Zretsa, per 480Ib
par Imperial qr.

.. 46 0

_ . .
nova.
44 e
...Mr banal— .. 0 0 .. 0 0
litmus coax.
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Mixed Amerloa.., per Mai:7 .. 0 0 .. n 0
Danubian, ditto . . 18 6 .. 29 6
ALIUTAIa lOW qrs. olds, Oosaivias: DO qrs. oats
161 cirt. barley, 60 qrs. maize, 16 racks Sour. ?avian: 1,666qr5.
*haat, 6,048 gra. barley, SOO qrs. maim
—Motu-later : nausea. generally have refused to show
samples of Boglish whet*; rniUsra are buyers at Se per
qr decline, but very few transuitions are reported;
foreign &ells in retail at Is par qr. less money. Barter,
both malting and grinding, about maintains late value.
Oata are leas pressed, and cries' remain undimmed.
Buss, pus, and goalie have farther given way 6d per
qr.—Devises Wheat in very short supply, and
experleaced • heisk demand in oonaequ-noe, lb. priors
of teat week being 'aurally maintained. notwitk-
studies the decline at Mark-lane on Monday. Best
malting barley wit in request at fall rates, but for
inferior &script:Lou • reduction was necessary in order
to sleet gale& There wale. native demand for seeds,
for whish somewhat higher prices were obtained, but
oats, beans, and peas for consumption were • dull trade,
without altaratioa in value.
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LONDON, Friday.—Arrivida of English wheat only
moderate, but in good condition. Trade ruled very
quiet for all qualities, at Monday's reduction in the
qaotatioos. Foreign whims, of which the show was
seasonably exited's, rnet•dall retail inquiry, on former
terms. Barley was inestive, but no further change took
place in the value of either malting or grinding parcels.
The malt trade was quiet, at drooping ourrenaitte Oat+
were in good supply, and sound corn changed hands to
• limited extent, at it, rates. Bye was anehanged in
vale.. Owing to enemies supplies. maize showed •
drooping tendoney. Braes and peas met a dull inquiry,
at the Ws decline. The flour trade was very inactive,
but no further change took plies in the quotations for
either town or country marks.—Wakintrid : The
wheat trade slow, but millen (nano% supply their
requiremeot materially below last Friday's rates. Fine
bailey unaltered. Other sorts dull.-- Liverpool :
There was the avail Friday's atteedance. The tone
was steady, brit notinuch doing. The prioes of wheat
and flour as on Tuesday last Indian corn in entell
request, et ad to &I reduction; mixed at 29i to 29s 3d.
Other articles quiet end unehanged.
SATUltimi.—Doreeester . Inspector's return—Wheat,
46s to 52e., average 48. 9d; barley, 30e to 50i,
average 464 llid; oats 27s per quarter. —Beth :
Wheat slow, as Is per qr. decline; highest figures 500
to fils per qr.—Torero* : Busions limited, and a
teadeney to still lower priess.—Warimitteter : Wheat
could be only sold at a further reduction.