The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-11 00:00:00

fitarietts.

At Mark-Ltoe there ha--"siT—lssuilden cheek in the
downward course of prima. The Metropolitan meat
market' are slalom-supplied wdh thin, half-fed stook.
Thousands of animals are now sold for killing at 10 or
20 per cont, lees money than they cost in April.

CURRENT PRICLB OF RNOLIBII ORAIN.
ru Qr. i For Q,.
11111•05
awe and Kent, red 64 to 68 I
" Ditto, new VI to 80
" 68 to 62
" Ditto. new, 58 to 83
Foreign, red to
" Ditto, —to
English malting ... Vto 15
Distilling QS to 40

to 7
CbevJir • —to—
D,o. t 4 I.

1.11•11.
13 to 45
• II to 48
whits ••• ••' "to "
Iloilo• ... 46
Foreign, white " to
ke•
40 to 42

OATS.
Sts7;;:hr'ffet7s../.° 2°25
rt.o —°422

Ticks ... 42 lOU
Harrow • 44 to 47
60 to ST

Irish, blank ... 111 II
" unite fl to 29
Foreign, Iced to

Tow 0-mad o, SSO Ha. 60 lo 64
Country 44 to ISS
Norfolk awl Suffolk... 40 to 4

CORN MARKETS.

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TOVlDAT.—Saliatnevy : Sepplr moderate, but good
demand both for new wheat end barley (many samples
of the latter being offered, the better realising 45e. per
quarter). Prises thioughout ruled arm as last quoted
—New wheat being parted with at from 50s. to 60o.:
old ditto, 50e. to 60a ;new barley, 425. to 45e.; old ditto,
36a. to 42e.; mite, 26e. to 36a; beam. 48e. to Hai Peak
dle. to 65.4 175, 301. to Ma Per quarter. Tares, fa 64.
bole. 64. per Att4ndomes about an e.—
Lawn: White wheal made 68e. to 635.; red, 4.. to
bk. per 36 atooe.—Regby: Priem for wheat were
from 225. to 240. 64. Per beg of three bushels.—
Sisejleld : White wheal made 21a. to 23e.; red, WM to
Zle. per load of three Sapply el new

wheat erne% and samples gold at Irregular prime. Not
mach demand (Of rid, which must be written fally 2e.
per r. down, Xnalish DOW What, 60s. to 66a. ; new
red, 1521* 56e.; old white, 68e. to 63.; old red, 50s
to 565.; Dantsio mizei and white, 62a. to 665.; Komi's.
berg and Stettin mile'. 60e. to 635.; ditto red, Me to
58e.; Hamburg and Iftland white, nil; ditto red, Ha.
to N..; Danish and llohtein, 56a. to 60a.; Ralston and
Odessa, 60s. to 51s. per q-.
WEMILSDAT.—Mark-/arie: The wheat market we.
again fiat, and Monday's minced prices were supported
with dittleolty,—Bosion : Wheat sold at about teat
Wednesday's term.: new wilte made 58s. to 62a.; new
red. 535. to 58a. per 36 atom—Lori/s: Wheat came
sparingly to hand, and there vas no material alteration
in the value ot samples.--Vesurk: Wheat prices
were Is. to Is. per qr. higher: white made Ns. to 645.;
red, bss to 695. per 36 stone.
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THOISDAY.—BruiaI : Supply ot English wheat only
moderate, and the sale for it and "oreign much better
than of late, at fully last weet's prices. Barley
and Indian core fid. per guar* cheaper. Oats
sod beans In good request, MA quits as dear.
Wheat: American, red spring. 524 to Us; Polish
Odessa, Nioolard, soft, 48a. to 545.; Karaite, hard, 48e.
to 505.; Ghirka, Taganrog, Don, lit., eft, 44'. to. 4fis.;
Mirka, Odessa, Nioolaef, sot I, 50s. to Mr.; Berchariskl
Marianople, soft, 02e. to bba, ; English, red and white,
new, 50s. to Stle. nom, English. good seconds, per
2801 b., 39r. to 415.; United States, Curdles, acc., sweet
superfine, per barrel, 28s. to 29s.—Oloweetter: Mode-
rate supplies of English wheat at this and 'he neigh-
bouring markets, for which there is a good consumptire
sale, at last week's reduced rates; more doing in foreign,
and last week's values are fully supported.—Derizes :
Wheat was in very small supply, and • steady trade WAN
effected at the full rates of last week.—Birwirspaan
Fair supply of English wheat, allot arrow crop, whirr
cleared off at an Wean.. of It to 25. per quarter.
Foreign ls. higher. Baler offering rather lower. A
fair sale for oar, at previous rates. Beans held for
more money. But little inquiry for peeB.---4166'
cheater: A firmer tone prevailed, andnew English wheat
sold readily at the full prior degraded on this day
srennight ; white descriptions of foreign, at the same
time, commanding an advance of 3d. to 44. per oental.
Flour was in better demand at the currency of last
market day. Oats and oatmeal underwent no material
change. Beans and Indian corn were firm.
FIIIIDAY.—Mart•Lan e : Very moderate supply of
English wheat, tricky in fine condition. Nevertheless,
the demand was in a most inactive state, at barely the
currencies realised on Monday. We were heavily .up-1
plied with foreign wheat, which moved off slowly, it
the late decline in the quotations. Floating cargoes of
grain were inactive but not cheaper. The number new
on purge is about 500. The imports for some time
will, therefore, be on a liberal scale. A few samples of
new barley were on offer, at from 431. to 465. per qr.
Foreign qualities moved off slowly, but at fell pries&
A good consumptive demand for malt, the 'apply of
which was only moderate, at fully late rates. Good
sound sate moved off freely, at previous rates ; but in-
ferior presto were a slow Inquiry, on former terms. No
change took pros in the value of either rase, Peas, or
flour. Seeds mil cakes were steady. —Litereoof
Wheat 24. to 34. per cental advance. Flour in retail
demsnd, only at late rates. Oats slow, and prices barely
maintained. Oatmeal quiet, and about Is. per Iced
lower. Beans inactive and unaltered. Peas about Is.
dearer for Canadiat. Corn in moderate demand, at 355.
to 3.5 e. 3d. per 4/101he for mixed American.
Wakefield : New wheat on the spot Is. dearer, owing
to short supply. Very little inquiry for old. Spring
corn dull.

SATUNDAY.-Daseaater : New wheat, 225. to 245. 6d.
per three bushel.; old 'beat, 21s. 6d. to 235.; rye, 16e.
t 3 176. 641.; barley for grinding purposes, 38e. to 40a;
fine, 425. to 445. per T.- Nottingham : New white
wheat. 59e. to 641.; ..wed, 565. to 60s. per 36 stone.
-Cambridge: Red wheat, bOs. to 525.. white, 53a. to
555. per 36 stone ; barley, 18s. to 525. per qr.-North-
ampton New white wheat, 525. to 575.; old white, 535.
to 575.; barley, nsw, 431. to 451.; grinding, 39.. (0 42..
per qr. -Leicester : New wheat, 525. to 585.; old
white. 601. to 615., old rtd, 555. to 59t. per 36 stone.
-Reading: Wheat took an upward tura in prima, of
from 2.. to Xs. per quarter. Barley srm in Inc..-
Oxford Wheat, 31. to 41. per qusrter dearer. Barley
was scarce, the very few 'staples offering were of first.
r.te quality, and oommaadod high price.. Beans, new,
481., and old 525. to 56a; oat., 25e. to 35.. Flour, 42..
(seconds) per asek.-Trorcester : English white, 225.
to 23.., and red, 21s. to 22.. per bag of three bushels.