The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02 00:00:00

CORN N A RICETS.

MARK-LABS, Friday.—There was • very poor show
of English wheat ousel. ben io-dsy, coastwise sad by
land carriage. The trade, however, wee heavy, and, in
some instances, prises were rather lower than last week.
The import of foreign wheat buying exceeded 21%000
quarters that deseriptiou of prodime ruled very inactive,
at barely stationary prime. The side for Boating @argon
af grain vu rather inactive. An immense quantity
of foreign barley, over 34.000 quarters, baying
been reported, sales programed slowly, and the quotations
had • drooping tendency. Malt was in full average
supply, and singleh request, at barely stationary prime.
For mate there was • fair oonsitruptive inquiry, on former
terms. The supply was good. BOW were dull. and the
terms lower. Peru were held at milts blooday's
(errancy. The Boer trade was insetive, is 6,750 smoke
bad arrived from abroad. In arida and cakes no cheep
took plate. _ _
for Qr

Pit Qr.

WIIZST
Issex, Kest, red. ... 11 to 41
" Ditto, sow ... stoSl
II to 71
Ditto. . Ai to 17
Norfolk sad Ltsosla.

toototh, potato 27 to 23
bloolt ... 2) to 24
" whit* po to 19

- Ditto. erw test

Mailman ... ta
Tlel to SI
ripeo 4! to 46

Welting_i.. 33 to 111
Distilling so (0 43
Grinding ... $0 to 43

tea*.
Oray 114 to 37
M41414...31 to 40
Walto 40 to 41

Lar.L.Norf;cc,- 'sad

Suffolk ... ... 70 to 76
Kingston and Want 70 to 73

Reolish to

OATS.

FLOOR.
Town made. per 910
lb*
Household._
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
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Flogs, Wedneeday.—Our market was very largely
attended to-day, bet the ntpply of corn was ooly
moderate. The wheat trade was quite, but lasi week's
rata. were supported In the sales affected. One remark-
ably fine panel of April wheat realised 70a. the qr.,
but more general Amnia were Ns. to 645. Last week's
average we. over 635. the qr. There wag some demand
for barley at about recent rates, the quotations ranging
from 306. to 445. tbe qr. For mkt' tbire was a neady
sale on former terms-235. to 28.. the qr. Beans and
pms were quiet. The former were quoted 44a. to Me.,
and peas 38.. to 46.. the qr. Thera was not much
taming In seeds. Flour Ina bad an OPI•0111 tendency.
The quotation for imoods to-day was 455. to 475. We
have bad a great deal of rain but the flood has sawed
little damage.

Ruivrot., Thantlay.—The weather is now beam*
mild and spring-like, and all vegetation bad begun to
start; the arable land, however, is too wet to permit
the sowing of barley sod oats, which wort is rather in
arrears. We hs4 &fair supply of English wheat offering
to-day, which met • dull sale at barely late rates.
Foreign wu only in moderate reqsest, at a destine of
Is. per qr. Halting barley was again the turn cheaper,
but grinding aorta were unaltered in vales. Osta were
held for some advance, which &lathed the sale. Beans
and peas as teat quoted. Indian cern could be bought
at lees money than last week. Flour wee extremely
dull, at former prices.

LrvurooL, Priday.—At this day's market there was
a fair attendance of the town and country trade, but
little badness was done, as buyers generally appeared to
look for lower pride next week. Wiied, with • slow
sale, may be quoted 3d. per unb. lower for Californian
and Cbillan white. and Id. to 2d. per 1001 b. lower for
general runs of red. Flour was in limited request, but
without change in value. In ode and oatmeal there
was little doing, and no change to note. Barley, beans,
and peas wen each rather easier to bay, and not much
inquired for. Indian porn, with mon offering, most be
quoted about 6d. per qr. lower, prime mixed being ob-
tainable at 395. to 30• 3d. per 4801 b.; prime white was
offered at 395. per 49011 b.
WAII7IWD, Friday—Wheat meets • limited demand
to-day, and to effect sales a decline of le, per qr. mad
be conceded. Barley dull, but there is no malarial
donee to note in value. Other articles unaltered.

MANCRIBTIL Tharaday.-Bince CAT last report the
trade has ruled quiet for ell articles, without material
alteration in *aloe. Our market this morning was
slenderly attended. Wheat wu sparingly dealt 10,
and all but the duet porta of either Bogliah or foreign
were In favour of buyers. Flour *as In itnitad demand
et last week's prices. Oat. and oatmeal were rather
dearer. English beans ruled 'toady, while Egyptian
were 6d. to Is. per qr. cheaper. Indian corn, being In
better supply, &alined ?k per qr.