The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20 00:00:00

English, rood seconds, per 2:94.711;. 118 0 .. 40 0
1.:olled States, Cumuli., de., sweet super-
fine, per barrel.. .. 0 0 .. 0 0

Mire l !imetica,, per :1,80Ib:

. 37 0 .. 39
. 37 0 .. 39 0

Danubian,

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AftaivAta.-170 barrels forclirn flour.

BirmirpAaa : Full supply of wheat, which sold at 61.
to Is. per qr. under the curremy of this day sennight.
Fine barley lower. Grinding 61. to Is. per qr. dearer.
Oats only found buyers in limited quantities. Ileans
quite as dear. Pear is, per qr. higher.— ifaackester
Market fairly attended. English wheat Is per qr. lower.
In fine qualities of foreign white there waa no change,
but other soda were 24 to 3,1 per eental cheaper. Flour
declined Gal to Is per sack, with a limited demand.
Oats and oatmeal rultd se.4y. English beans receded
Is to 2. per qr., whilst Egyptian advanced Is per qr.
Indian corn was also la per qr. dearer.—Derizes:
Wheat in good supply, and quality excellent. bat prices
suffered • decline of from Gel to Is per qr., although for
seed lota last week's pricer were maintained ; 30e per
sack was made for • fine iample of Australian wheat,
weighing 13 score 61b. Barley in improved demand,
with a moderate supply, and prices had an upward
tendency, fully is per quarter advance on last week's
rates being generally obtained. In other grain little
doing, and prioea unaltered. Wheat, beat white, 535 to
; ditto, best red, 311 to 57.; ditto, inferior sorts,
43. to 475; barley, 384 to 50,; oats, 27. to 325; beans,
23s to 214 a ; peas 22. 64 to as; rye, 23.; vetabea, per
bushel, 12s to la; flour, fine, 455 to 41he ; ditto, other
qualities, 39s to 425• best bria4, mid the 81b. loaf.
FRIDAT.—/Wark•Lane : Market very moderately sup-
plied with wheat. The fe •ni alert purchased cantiourly,
and, in some instances, priers had a drooping tendency.
Full average supply of fr igo, and even the finest
parcels met a dull inquiry, ahel inferior kinds were lower
to sell. In Boating cargoes of wheat very little was
passing. Other produce afi iat was tolerably firm in
mew The few parcels of fine malting barley on offer
were di-posed of at extrer.e rates; but grinding and
distilling sorts were very inactive, at barely atationary
prices. Malt—the supply of which was only moderate—
was held at extreme quotations. Good sound oats were
quite sr dear a. on Mentay ; but damp parcel.' were a
slow inquiry. No quotable change to. k place in the
valise of either beam., ; ear, or flour. Seed, and cakes
were steady.—Lirergeol : Attendance small. Bud.
nese in wheat moderate, at rather over last Tuesday's
prices. Flour quiet, and unchanged. Oafs and oat•
meal slow, at late rate!. Beans, peas, and barley firm.
Indian core less active. at 3d to 64 decline ; mixed,
38s Ga.—Wakefield ; Wheat trade dull, and prices Is
lower than last Friday. Fine barley steady, at late
rates.

Sarunuar.—Porefiestre : Wheat 484 to 56.; average,
494 Irld ; barley, 38. to 500; average, 46s Id.
—Bvth : This market to-day was well at.
teodtd, and there were fair supplies. Wheat sold
slowly, and only the very best qualities maintained
previous rates. For barley there waa a steady trade at
folly recent values. Onto and beans had a retail sale at
about former prices. Wheat made AN to 56. ; barley,
best qualities, 46s to 48. ; inftrier, 264 and upwards;
oats, :Int to 324 ; bettor, 46s to 56.; pea., 46s to 52a
flour, 36. to 38s per sack for ItCoo.l4.—Tarmton : The
business transacted to-day was limited iilconaequenee of
seller. holding out for high prices for wheat. There
was a contiderable demand for barley, chiefly for malting
purpoms, but not much call for grindirg. Quotations :
—Wheat, 6,9 d to 7s 31-. malting barley, 5s 4! to 54 8d;
grinding, 4.64 to 4.84; oats, 3a 6d to 34 8d ; beans, 6s
106, Rd ; peat, 6.104 to 7.; tares, IN 104 to 11. per
bushel.—Wariareafer : A large attendance. The
supply of wheat heavy, but a very quiet trade, and
pr .s eicept for seed, Is to 24 yet qr. lower. Millers'
qualities made 50. to 58. per quarter, seed, up to 58a.
For malting barley a very brisk demand, and snaps went
up Is to 2. per qr. 44. to 504 were the general figures.
—Yeovil: Attendance amalL Wheat was only in
request for seed purposes, and precious rates were given.
Barley had a fair sale. Other articles without change.
Wheat made 50. to nr. per qr. ; barley, malting, 424 to
48.; grinding, 321 to 40. ; oat., 24s to 30.; beano 464 to
frda ; pear, 44. to 52. ; flour 37. to 39. per sta. At
!Menton Mallet wheat was &little cheaper ;all other corn
without alteration.