The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-03 00:00:00

THE CORN TILLDE.

MARK LAJIZ, Friday.—Today the wheat trade is
quiet ; several parcels out of oondition, English, stand-
ing over for future market, and no alteration in value
of English or Foreign. Flour tsiwle is also rather slow,
and quotations unchanged from Monday. Barley trade
active, and fine qualities are very firm. Grinding and
diatilong kre steady. In Oats a better trade is doing in
conserr.ence of fresh arrivals, but there is no advance
in warm Beans and Peas as on Monday. Arrivals
tbi. week :—Wheat English and &iota, 1710 qrs. ;
%reign, 9,1V20. Semi: English and Scotch, 380
foreign, 10,540. Oats: English and Scotch, 140 ;
Irish, MO; foreign, 24,310. Malt English and Scotch,
2,070. Flour F.nglish, 2,340 sacks; foreign, 1,060
sacks; ditto. 3,670 barrels.
Ynovit, Friday—There was • large attendance at
our market to-day, but trade was dull, and
_priers
generally had a somewhat downward tendency. Wheat
was from 425. to 465. ; barley, 26a. to 38e. ; rata. 21s.
to 28a. ; peas, 365. to 425. ; beaus, 40s. to 425. per qr
FIIOIIIE, Wedneaday.—At our corn market he-day,
there was only a limited offer of grain and a scant
attendance. The NT being yesterday, the business
done was small, and the quotations remain nominally
unaltered.

BIRININOL, Thursday.—Our market to-day 111118 thinly
attended, and the supply of English whoa much under
the average; there was very little disposition on the
part of millers to purchase, and last wook's Priem were
obtained with difficulty. Foreign vm slow and the
turn cheaper. %king barleys in good demand at fully
teat week's I vices ; for grinding only a limited inquiry,
without al'Anntion in value. Outs attract scarcely any

attention. Beans Is. per qr. cheaper.
DlVlnot. Thursday.--The supply of wheat was mode-
rate, but quite equal to the demand, and trade ruled
skull, but lower prices were not submitted to. Barley
in request at full rates, 425. stall remaining the top prima
in other things no change.
Earria, Friday.—A small supply of English wheat
at market this day, and trade rules dull at the following
prices :—Wheat (best white), Gs. to Ga. 3d. ; ditto (red),
in. Pd. to Ga.; berley (malting). 4s. 41. to 4a, Bd. ; ditto
. .

(grinding), 3. 6d. to 4i.: .O.tas (seed), 3., to 3;. 34.;
Aitto (feeding), 2a. 104. to 3s. per bushel. Flour:
superfine, 375. to 38e.; fine, 13.. to 365. ; seconds,
33.. to 345. per sack.
V. ALIVILLD, Friday.—Wheat trade slow, and prices
la. lower than last Friday. Barley the turn cheaper.
Other articles unaltered.

Livraroot., I.nday.—Tbe arrivals from Ireland and
coastwiae since Tueadav have been more libetal of oats
and oatmeal, than of late, but otherwire insignificant.
From foreign port* we have received 19,280 qrs. wheat,
1,339. brans ; 4,75$ Indian corn ; and 2,919 sacks
and 19,34 barrel* flour. The exports in the lame
time soniprim 2.0117 qm. wheat; 906 oat.; ffid Indian
corn, and 913 seeks, and IMO barrels, Soar. Tbe fine
weather and the considerable abipments of bresdatuffs
reported from New York caused by the high exchange
current there has had • depreasing effect on our market,
sad moat article, of the trade may be quoted decidedly
lower to aell. At thia day's market there was only •
thin attendance. and the bitsinem done in wheat was
quite of a retail character, at prices fully 31. per rental
lower. Flour of the 'Meat quality brought full prices,
but all inferior descriptions may be quoted 6d. to Is.
per barrel !c.i.f.,. Indian corn we. not quite resaleable;
mixed brought 28a. 14. per 480 lb.