The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24 00:00:00

lIIKILISH GRAIN.
for Q.

lootolk, potato ... le 36
bleak block $6 to U
" ...1410 31

Magness ... 40 to 41
Tick 10 to 43
Harrow• 41 to 44

ora ...42 to a

Inman to

Tows tiode:-.W.150
03 to 44
Bottoohold...
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
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CORN MARKETS.

: Supply moderate, and business
slow, at last week's pricom—Liverpoot : White wheat
In good request at late prime, red slow and rather lower.
Flour dulL —Leeds: Bushmen limited, and prices
nominally unikaged.
Wirmegsoar. —Mark-Lane : Very little business was
transacted, but as wheat continues to be purchased off
the coast on Preach amount, previous rates have been
obtained. --Bosnia : Wheat a steady trade at about
previous rates ; white, 74a. to 80a ; and red, 725. to Ms.
per 36 Mona—Loath : Demand for wheat slow, and
prices nominally unaltered. —Worksop : Tolerable
supply, and sales were mads at recent rates.

THOILIDLT.—BradoI : Thin attendance, and the few
samples of English wheat offering could only be Chi-
ef at a decline of Is. per 9r.; fine ples of
a'd sam
foreign
were Is. cheaper, and infenor declined 2. per
qr. Barley unaltered. Oata a retail demand, at
stiffening prices. Maize Is. per qr. cheaper.—
Olossamerr : Small euppliem of English wheat at this and
the sreishlwmeiyi Yorke* demand good at 64 week's
gels..; foreign is taken Is retell at barely late M-
uncie'. Fine malting barley, from scerotty, commands
foU rat..; grinding is dull, and 6d. per qr. cheaper.
Arrivals of oat. small, and previous values are fully
supported. Maise Is. per qr. cheaper. Other articled
unaltered.— Birmingham : Fair supply of English
wheat, and sellers barely established last week's prices.
Foreign sorts were Is. per qr. chesper. Barley of good
quality was Is. per qr. in buyers' favour. Prices for
wt. were ',thee higher. Beans supported their value.
Per unaltered in value.—Manchestar : Only a mode-
rate attendance, and the wheat trade quiet. English
sad Californian samples fetched recent
_prices, but in.
enipp foreign sone were 3d. to 44. per until cheaper.
Egyptian beans were 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. Oats and
oatmeal quite u dear. Flour a slow sale at last week's
terms. Indian corn receded la. to le. 6d. per qr. Other
&niche unchanged.

FRIDAY. —Nark- Law : Arrivals of wheat from Esser
and K.nt limited. Demand inactive, but no cheap in
quotstions. A good show of foreigo wheat. In all
descriptions sale. progressed slowly, at about late cur-
rencies. For floating cargoes of wheat there was •
moderate demand. Maize and spring corn afloat mallard
late rates. Fin* malting barley was Meady, otherwise
the trade ruled quiet. Malt was dull, bat prises were
well supported. In oats the transactions ware limited,
at about previoua quotations. Beans quiet. No ohanp
I'. the VAIN of peas. The dour trade Ina inactive, at
Monday's currency. • moderato business in seeds, at
late rates. Canes were quist.—Lierrpool : An average
attendant*, but only a small business in wheat and
sour, at rather ander late prima. Oats and mural
ins. Per, beasts, Lad barley unaltered. liaise has
rather Improved, and the &ohm slum lad Tuesday recovered; mixed dia. to 41., e4.—WM.OW : There
was a poor show of wheat, and teed* not active, but
factors hold finely for late rakes. Barley quiet.

liitTOlDAT.—Ayitterrry : Cora trade dui, bed wheat
£l7 10e. to £lB 15e. per ktad of fire glutton, inferior
£l6 10e. to £l7.—Zwes : The markets have presented
little variation during the week.—Hastpoltire : At
the leading markets trade It.. been stairs at last week's
ratea —Norwich : Trade very dull at former prime.
—York : Whitt wheat 75e. to 80a, and red 70e. to
75e. par 36 slope.