The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-05 00:00:00

LONDON CORN MARKET.
BY EXPRRBBi-ARCTRIC TELBORAPIL

(FRON OUR OWN REPORTER.)

LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 4.

Coax —The business hers vu Arra, and at improved
prises foe retell lots. The quotations. however, are the
'sass. last week. Fine malting barley being in more
request is dearer, and tiour fetches a larger figum Oa"
is also Arm. _ .

CATI7LI —The market to day was both sbort sad
dear. prime qualities realising extreme priers. 11*
bed soots mere se. 44.; and beet mutton was as 2d.
the stone. These, however, are somewhat exceptional
prices, the prevailing figure being avoid tis and
respectively. Pork is dearer—top prim da 10d. VW,
4s. Bd.

CORN NA RR RT.

mtaa.tara. Friday.—Freah up to Mark-lane to-day
the arrivals of English wheat were very usederatebut the
eenditiou of the produce was pod. There was abettor
atteadanes of buyers at market, and the trade exhibited
more astlvity, fully Monday's quotations being obtained
In sll trsosisctious. With foreign wheat the market
was but moderately suWied. Millen, however, ripe!
rated soniewhat cautiously nevertheless, prime rated
Ins. Floating cargoes of wheat wore in improved
repent, at 'drum rates. Sprier/ sore afloat, however,
was • slow eds.—The supply of barley on sale was
large. For all qualities the Made wee in • slaggisi date,
yet no further change took place in the curreoey.—Malt.
—The supply of which was larp —sold heavily, at
barely late rates. —The supply of oats on sale was very
moderate. Good and lin• corn ruled steady, at full
pried, but inferior produce isousmanded very little
adeetion.—ln beans sad peas the amount of iodised
tranateted was small, at previous quotations.—Barrel
four yea very scares, and nominal in value. Frisch,
Beinish, and country pareds were, however, in fair
supply, and • moderate business was transeeled, at
former quotations.
fidarday.—There was • good supply
of whest, add were quick and prices advanced Is. per
quarter. In leaky hominess was dell at former rates.
In oats and beans very little doinr.—Wbeat, 34. to 445;
barley, 26. to 40s ; oata, 20s to 29. ; beans, 334 to 50s ;
11-lb loaf, 10,1.
Baurroc. Thursday,—On our market to-day the ton*
of the trade was strong. There was • short supply of
Inglish wheat, which found ready buyers at the full
prices of this day se'nnight ; foreign held for la. per
qr. avarice, which checked the sale. Flour very dull.
Malting barley inactive ; grinding in moderate retail
request, without alteration in prim. Oats rather
drooping in value, with a very limited inquiry. Beans
without demand. In Indian corn no alteration.
timesoan, Friday.—Wheat came tolerably to hand,
and moved off steadily at rather more money, new
white, Mb to 42.; new red, 36e to 40s per 36 stone
Late rates were obtained for barley, malting, 33s to
to 35e per qr. ; grinding, 29s to 31. per 30 stone. No
particular change in the price of other kinds of grain.
New oats, 17s to 22, per 24 stone. Old beans, 40s ;
new, 35. per qr.
Wsgenstri. Friday.—The demand for wheat was
Arm, and price. were in favour of the seller, the beet
barley sold well, at in. per qr. advance.
Wend. Friday. —With a middling quantity of wheat,
prisms may be quoted 6d to le per qr. higher than last
week; new white realised 44s to 47c; new red, 38e to
424 per 36 stone. Barley a liberal show, and trade more
active, consequently last week's pries; were obtained;
malting,33s to 316 per qr.; grindingne to 304 per 30 stone.
Oahe about the usual supply, andorith • steady demand,
last week's prima were made; old, 24s to 261; new,
20. to 34s per 24 stone. Beans, a middling supply, and
the demand fair at former currencies ; old, 404 to Oa;
new, 364 to 38, per 38 stone. At our neighbouring
walked this week the trade in wheat ruled arm.
Diane, Friday.--There was a moderate supply of
wheat, which sold at alout In per qr. over late prioss
new white made 44. to 46a; new red 4011 to 456 per
36 atone. Barley about the usual supply, and the trade
ruled arm at former currencies; malting, 33.4 to 40e per
qr. ; grinding, 27. to 29. per 30 stone Oda met with
an Improved inquiry at late rates; old, 244 to 30.; new,
Ms to 24e per 24 does. Beans, a steeds trade, and last
week's priers were realised; old, 40s to 43c; Dew, 36e to
Gls per 38 done. Fine goer, 304 to 314 ; super, 13e per
30 done.

Outionv, Friday. The inquiry for wheat was iw.
proved, cnd the supply an average one, at advanced
priors ; new white, 40. to 46.; new red, 36e to 40. per
36 atone. Barley a air trade, at former notations;
malting, 30. to 34s per qr.; grinding, 28. to 30. per
30 atone. Oata unchanged in value; new, 22a to 26s
per 24 stoma. /3.4 ins alow at 36a to 42.1 per 38 stow..