The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12 00:00:00

.. 41 0 .. 41 0
.. 44 0 .. 60 0

Ensaish, grnd seconds, per 37 0 .. 247 0
United Stales, C-o.ntlasi, ie., sweet super-
finc, per barrel.. .. 20 0 .. 18 0

Mixed American, per 48011;.--.. .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Danubian, ditto 30 0 .. 36 6
ARAIVALM.—Irish: 226 gra. sliest, 301 qrs. oats, 336 gra
bariey. Cooot.io 200 vs. heat, 21 qrs. oats. Foreign :
4b.:.0 gra wheat, .5600 qrs. leaky, 1001 gra beans, t0.,627
batrele 600 r.

Olosetster : Good eupplies of English wheat at this and
tLe neighbouring market', for which farmers In many
cases ask extravagant prices; on the hales made an
advance of Is to 24 per qr. is realised. Foreign wheat
is in fair request, at Id to ' qr. more money. Ftne
malting barley meet, • I quiry, and is is per qr.
dearer; griniEng firm. peas, and maize about
meintein late currencies. (bar are in better reqinat,
and the turn dearer.—Deci7es Wheat was again in
very short supply, and the result was • further advance
of Is to 2s per qr. for all qualifier, but trade was not so
brisk as last week, buyers 11witin themaelves to their
actual iequirements. There was a good steady demand
for joiley, and although the supply was ample, last
wee.' full rates were gent rally maintained. eats and
beans were without alteration. Peas very firm.—
hlarteksfer. English wheat was fully Is per quarter
dearer, and foreign 3d per cental, but there was only •
moderate demand. Flour was also Gal and Is per sack
higher, but with less disposition to buy. Oate met
rather more inquiry, at fully late rates ;and oatmeal was
likewise taken more readily, at prices in f
sellers. Ereptain beans ruled firm, and the same may
be said of English. Indian cern was about Gd per qr.
cheaper. Birmingham : Large supply of English
wheat, for which much higher prices were demanded,
and in some Instances complied with, but the trade
closed dull at la tar quarter over the currency of this
day se'nnight. Foreign no dearer. Barley dull, but
not cheaper. Oate only taken in limited quantities.
Beans held for previous rates. More doing In peas.
FRIDAY. -- Mark- Lane: Short supply of English
wheat, and the quality of the produce was somewhat
affected by the unfavourable weather recently ex-
perienced. The trade ruled quiet for all descriptions,
bet the recent advance in prima was well maintained.
There was a good show of foreign wheat, but the
demand was ef n retell character, on fernier
terms. Barley was steady in value and demand
for both malting and grinding qualities. The malt trade
was quiet at steady currencies. With only moderate
supplies of oats on nffer, the trade ruled steady, at the
recent advance, for all mind corn. Beans and peas met
a slow sale, on barely former Crime. The flour trail.
was inactive, but no quotable change took place in the
value of any description.-lEikelleld : Wheat trade
glow, at last Friday's rates. Earley lees inactive, but
prices unaltered. Beans and oats ere—Liverpool:
There was • small attendance, and burnoose limited to
mere retell wants of wheat and flour, at gomlnal rates
of Tumidity last. Oats and oatmeal dull,and unchanged.
Beans, peas, and barley steady. Indian corn a slow
sale, at 3d to Cid decline; mixed, firs 3d; new, 35. to
35s 6d.

.s per
good ir
Beans

SATUIDAY.—DOrritakr : Inspector's return, wheat,
46. to 56a, &verafe, 51, Sid ; barley. 34s to 50., average,
45a 64 el ; 064,26891—81 and( ord : No alteration in prices
of either wheat or barley. Trade exceedingly dull.—
BMA : Good supply_ of wheat. Prices very firm. quo-
tation 524 to 56..8ar1ey the tarn dearer.— Toinaost :
There was an upward tendency foe all description. of
grain whick checked busineu—Wermialier : Supply
of wheat small. A clearance was made at prices more
favourable to the Palter, 604 per qr. being reached in
Nome instances. Malting barley was again in groat
request, and 54. to 53. per qr. was made. Other porn
without material alteration, MI very little Wines. we.
done.