The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-31 00:00:00

Marlins.

BORN MARKETS.
imittrOL, Octolic 2.3 -The grain trade through the pre.ciit
week has been extremely quiet ; zupplies have been In eau.
a the demand, and tin: ten•le..cy towards lower prices. On
our market to-day the +upply of English wheat was fair,anal the
condition generalty alsnap; dry a,,titpi, sold at about Is. par
cif. below hid week's prices, while isvondary +orts were very
ailfleult of dlapual. Foreign wius la. per ar. cheap, r, the
demand being co:ithical to the lima al, .cripti na. Malting
b"IeY in liberal stiorly, and dull of sale a: last Kick'. pricer ;
grinding and distilling fouls in g•Kal reque.t, and quite a. dear.
Maize freely a fiend at &decline id 61. to to. per sir. BOWo riko
fid to]. per air lour. With moderate suppde a isata, ti,:
trade wu qui, t, sail liat waadt'a ;gives eon d nut be eseeeded
Prices- Wheat, English, real and white, 524 tie 61•;
Americu, spring, 574 to bui ; Odes.s. W.
lee!, trait, 62e to ; Ohirka, Tagannala anti Wow,.
soft, 63* to 55+ • II •rdianaki If irlanopf., .51, to 741 Per
ion to 42,1,r qr ; Irish and
Barley, Engli..l3 malting
French, grinding, Ittls 01 to sea: Danube and °Jima, grinding,
27+ to 261 per 400114 Oats, Irish One &Ate, 2:ia Gd to 26s
ditto, light white, 23. to 21. per 32011&•, Irish, black, 20s to
20• CA ; ditto, tawny, WU Oaf to 21, fal per 3011 b. Beans,
English and Irish, 4011 to 464 per qr ; Egypllala. 35, to 30. per
4301 b Flour, English, good second+, 40s to 42+ per 2:301b; Ame-
rican, 24s to %a per barrel. Indian e.•rn, Odense and
Danubian, 324 to 33, ; ditto, mixed Amerimn, 32s to 33a per '
411011). 1664 qrs. usu. 37 qra. barley. Foreign:
ecu qrs. whestl; 14,646 qr. barley ;173.i 't" in"zei 200 WM'
flour. .

Guorcasna, Oct.: 26.—The tope (4 the sheet trade since this
day asinnight has been quiet, slid price* I Isdh English and
foreign are the turn lower, with only a retail consumptive In-
quiry for either. Malting barley in large supply, chiefly from
Franc.; the demand is fair, but ealuee are the turn scaled
sellers. Grinding barley stsady, and quite an dear. Beans,
pea., and matse maintain late currencies. Oats sell in retail at
fully previous rates.
Oct..S.—Thern ma good supply of wheat, 'and
anything old and dry sold readily at the full prices of last week,
32s per mark being obtained log a prime lot of red wheat weigh-
ing 13 score net. Inferior and damp samples, however, were
not so good to sell, and in some instances changed hands at a
trifling reduction from last week. Barley was in moderate
supply, and sold freely at the prima of lad week. GO. ware •
trifle lower. In other grain there was no alteration.
BILIIIKOLIAX, Oct. 2.6t—Majority of the sanutles 011 Offer were
In doubtful condition, and prices may ho m;,.tc.l firm for dry
lots only, at last week's quotations.
lIIANCIIINTRII, Oct. 26.-Best sample, of Englieli wheat were
firmly held for the rate, of this day sconight, at which gales
proceeded slowly, while damp saris wore quite neglected. Fine
foreign white was fully as dear, but red in some cases receded
Id to 24 per oental. Flour was In limited request, but only
secondary sorts were obtainable at any ICSS nepay. Oata,beans,
and maize each *old slowly, but without any material altera-
tion in value. . . -

WAILMILD, Oct. 21.—The wheat trade Is steady, aud for fine
red and dry there is a fair cun,umpthe demand at last Fri.
day's pekes. Barley I. In better supply, and price% aro le
lower. Beans and oats are unaltered.

FRIDAY.
The trade continues quiet in moct dcparttnents, and, for
breadstuffs the tendency is still a little easier, but not to indi-
cate any Important change.
At Mark.lane to-day the attendance was moderate. The
supplies of English wheat on offer were moderate, and the
densand quiet. Prices ruling without much change.
On the foreign stands there were good supplies, especially
of American wheals, and the tendency of prima warn in favour
of buyers.
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Flour quiet, tt late rate•
Barley steady In value, with • moderate inquiry.
Beans met • quiet sale, supplies being lull.
Peas continue arm, with • steady silo.
There was nothing quotable In oats, although prices ruled
rather uneven.
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--Ei;seeTWE'rm at 63e.
Rape firm: Calcutta, 68. d to figs on the spot.
Oil Cake very firm, with • fair demand; had New York
bends, Ell 2s dd to Ell 3e; Western tags, £lO frfi.
3 p.m.
The mukst finished up with rather a steadier One, prime in
all cum being about the some m on Monday.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.
Corn market fairly attended. There is • moderate consump-
tive demand for wheat, at extreme prices of Tuesday for all
sort.. hour inactive. Beans, oats, and oatmeal without
change in value. Indian corn in tolerably gaod request, at
an advance of fully le per quarter; mixed American, 32* 34.

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