The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

TUIPIDAY. —Salisbetry : Bushier quint; wheat, 555.
to 805.; barley, 33a. to 46s.—Hull : Trade dull.
There was more inquiry for foreign at about recent
rata.: English new white, 78s. to Ms.; new red, 70e. to
765.; Dantsic. mixed and white, 765. to 80s.; lionise.
berg and Stettin mixed, 70s. to 761.; ditto, red, 66a. to
72..; Danish and Holstein, 68s. to 725.; Russian and
Odessa, 60s. to 655. per 36 stone. The show of barley
was short, and there was a more active tone in the de.
mead at quite former price.: Englith. 425. to 48..; Seals,
46a. to 50a; Freneh, nctoinal ; Danish and Holstein,
435. to 46a, per qr.; ditto, grinding, 425. to 441.; Medi-
teranean, grinding, 38a. to 395. per 30 stools.—
Liverpool : Considerable business in wheat, at at ad-
vance of 2d. per oental on last Tuesday's rates. Flour
quite as dear, but business dull._ _ .

WgDIIIIIDAT.—Mark•Lase : English wheat a glow
trade at Monday's rate.; foreign fully se dear. Spring
corn of all descriptions unehanged.—Prosse ; A slow
trade in wheat, at a reduotion of Is. to 2s. per qr.
Boarosi : Wheat Arm, at, for white, 74a. to 805.; and red,
725. to 75e. per 36 atone. Oate. 25e. to 33e. per 26
stone—Newark : White wheat made 805. to Rs., and
red, 72e. to 78e. per 36 stone.—Workeop Fine wheat
rather dearer, other hind. bras.
THURSDAY.— Bristol : English wheat sold at the full
values of this day se'nnight. In foreign wheat not
much doing. but the salad made were at fully as much
money. Malting barley soiree and dear; grinding
panels in fair demand at hat week's prima. Supplies
of oats abort, but the demand being only trifling, lest
week's rates could not be exceeded. Beans steady.
Derizes : Wheat made the full rates of last week, but
trade was slack. —Gloucester : There is a steady sale
for English wheat at this and the neighbouring markets,
atenadysuosof Is. per. qr. Malting barley 6d. to la
per qr. dearer. Beans the turn dearer.—Birming.
ham: Both English and foreign wheat advanced Is.
per qr. rine barley Is. and Si. higher.—diedicAcater. :
A good business in wheal, and folly former terms were
established. Foreign advanced 34. per oantal. Flour
as before. _ _

FRIDAY. —Mark•Lcuse : Limited supply of English
wheat; amount of business doing wax triding ; RAM.
thelesx, Monday's prices were supported. The show of
foreign wheat rathe. extensive. A fee fine parcels were
disposed of at extreme rates, bat no little was doing in
Inferior qualities that the quotations were almost
nominaL The inquiry for floating cargoes of grain was
restricted. On the whole, however, prioes were sup-
ported. A fair sale for malting barley, at fall quota-
tions ; but grinding and distilling sort, met • dull in-
quiry, at late ratea. Melt in fall average supply and
fair request, on former term& Oats sold at late rates,
bat the inquiry for them was by no means active. The
Imports were extensive. Beans and peas, isa well as
flour, commanded full prime. Seeds and cakes were
dull—Liverpool: A full attendance, and a good eon-
empties trade in wheat, at 241. per eental over the
prices of Tuesday. Flour not native but prior were
tally supported. Oata and oatmeal dim. Beam, pima,
and Willy steady. Indian corn dull, and barely no well
sold; best inize 40s. to 40e. 3d.—Waid4d: A little
better tone in the wheat trade, but no change in pries.
English barley in short supply, and rules firm. Foreign
more plentiful and • slow sale. Beans and oats rather
dearer. _ _ _

ElAirt. ID •T. —Bath : Advanced rates were asked for
wheat, but, exeept for beat qualities, last week's rates
were not exceeded. Top quotation 80s. per qr. with •
range down to 72s.—Toludon : Business limited, and
wheat 9s. 6d. to 9s. Od. per bushaL—Wormineter:
Active demand for wheel, at La. per qr. advance.—
reimbridoe: White wheat 80s. to 84e., and red 70s. to
74a. per 36 stone—Bumpkin : Wheat, £l7 to
£l9 10s. per load.—Kast : For wheat late prices were
well supported.— Leicester: Wheat, 78a. to 88..
York: Wheat, 78a. to 88..