The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12 00:00:00

CORN WIRESTS.

CORN MAIER", Tuesday—They. was little Or no
animation in the corn market to-day, notwithstanding
that wheat was freely offered at from is. to 2s. per qr.
decline. Barley also sold on easier terms.
Maite-Lase, Wednesday. -Arrivals of wheat mode
rate. In both red and white parade odes progreised
slowly. and Monday's quotations were barely supported.
BIL 1111100•11, Thursday. —A fair supply of wheat,
and all kinds were la. per quarter lower. Grinding
barley unaltered. Oats maintained their value. BONDS
quite as dear. Peas Is. per quarter cheaper.
Illascuseres, Thureday.—Wheat was only in mode-
rate request, at a reduction of la per qr. on English.
and 4.1. per eental on foreign. Flour sold slowly, .4
must be tolled la. per sack cheaper. Oats receded Id.
per 451 b.., and oatmeal 64. per load. In English beans
there was no change; lint Egyptian declined 61. per qr.
Indian corn was without any material alteration.

BLUME, Thurelay.—A moderate show of English
wheat, which sold freely at barely last week's prices.
Foreign has given way in value about 2.. to 3, per qr.,
but there is • better feeling in tbe trade to-day, and the
above decline la partially recovered. Molting barley
plentiful, sod seemly so dear as last week. Orinding
slow, but firm. Oats sold in retail, at about as meets
money. Maize and beeas attracted mansly ashy
attention.

Drinks, Thuniday.—We have to note prises as on
this day fortnight, Yin, at 2s. reduction upon last week,
and at this redaction Os sal* wan slow, and a eon-
siderable quantity was left nimbi at the sloe.; 385. in
now the top prim. Barley we. in fair supply, but the
demand being rather alow, to effect sales a reduction of
quite Is. a qr. hal to be made. For other artioks prime
aslant week.

Maax-LLNE, Friday.—The arrivals of English wheat
fresh up to our market, to-day, were only moderate.
Nevertheless, the demand for all kinds ruled heavy, end
• few foreed sales were effeetad on rather lower term&
The imports of foreign wheel have been large—via.,
32,170 qaarten. The show of samples was, therefore,
ea the ISIOMMI. All descriptions moved off heavily,
and the quotations had a drooping tendency. In gloat-
ing °argon of grain, very little was pausing. For the
most pert, however, holders were grin. Barley, the
supply of which was by no means extenaive, moved a
heavily, at Monday's &aline in value. For malt the
inquiry ruled inactive, on former terms. The nthply
was reasonably good. We were beard, naLiliod with
orda, which sold slowly, at 6d. per quarter money.
Beans end peas were held at full currencies. The dour
trade was heavy. Seeds and It.. ruled shout stationery.
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WAXIMLD, Fridey.—Wheat Wide Inn M leat
week's rated. Millers would buy freely at a decline.
Barley rather cheaper. Other artielea unaltered.

OkITLE MARKETS.

MITIOPOLITAL Thursday. Moderate supplies of
besets, quality by no means prime. Tbe beat breeds
were in fair requed, full prism but Warier sleek
wet duU, Mist. rates. Tbe number of sheep was rather
limited. Sales, however, progremed slowly, at Monday's
mummy. The best old Downs and half-bred' sold at
Be, per Sib. There was a steady inquiry for naives, at
very full prices, vie., from 4a. 44. to Si, 64. per Bib.
prime pip were quite as dear as last week, but large
Imp win very dal/. Mike WWI were heavy.