The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-25 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS

TrISDAT.-Saliabrary: Att. flatus. large, but supply
ernall. Demand for wheat active, bat ...advanced rates
were asked, notwithstanding the down wnd tone of the
me•ropolitan market, &Biome was checked, and only •
limited trade was done, at the full prim of last week.
The quotation was 50s to 604 per yr. Some new barley
was offered, which made en to 45s ter or, Oat. realised
26. to 34s ; beans, 48s to 58e ; peas. 42c to 44. • dour
firm. let 42s to 44. per &wk.-Liverpool Good ii
teedsoos, and for wheat • fair oonsumptive demand, but
at a decline of 24 to 3d per motel. Flour quiet, and
Gd to Is per sack and barrel lower.-Regbp: A fair
quantity of wheat on offer, and millers refusing to pay
Int week's terms business we. flit; prices ranged from
23. to 36. per bag of throe bushelt-Seendon : Market
v.ry largely attended and fairly supplied with wheat.
Trade ruled brick, end • fair amount of business woe
done, at prime Is to 2. per qr. in advance of thou of
Unite of the previous weak: the quotation was from 524
to 62a-Hieli: A large supply of English wheat, and
the demand was inactive at • reduction of 2s per qr.
Nothing doing in foreign, although offered at 2. less
money. English old white, 58s to 64.; old red, 52. to
57.; new white, 61. to fkia new red. 51s to 58. ,• Dentine
mised and whin, 560 to 625; I[oll4llmM Mid Stettin
mixed, 52. to Ms ; ditto, red, 505 to ; Danish and
Holstein, 50. to Ms ; Realise and Odours, 45s to 52. per
qr. There was • small show of barley, and for grinding
qualities last week's wiles were hard to support.
English. nominal ; Seals, 44s to 481 per qr.; Dania',
and Holstein, 41s to 42.; ditto, grinding, 39s to 40e per
32 stone; Mediterranean grinding, 33. to 34. per 30
stone-Leeds: A little better supply of new wheat
bat it is cleared off at Is per qr. below last Tuesday's
rates. Old remains neglected.
WEDNIADAY.-Mark•Latit : Moderate supplies of
new English wheat were on tale, but very few old
sampled. For all descriptions the trade was quiet, at
Ilonday's decline in the quotations. With foreign
wheat the market was well supplied; the demand was
confined to actual want., at the rates previously current.
Spring corn was unchanged in prim, with the inception
of oats, which were rather cheaper. Flour sold slowly
at late rated-Beene Imrroved supply of wheat,
and samples moved off at a decline of 24 to 3s per qr.
whin seine acid at 61. to ea. red. 574 to 60e W., AR
stone.-Newark Tolerable supply of new wheat;
very little old offered. Prins may be written 24 per
qr. down. New white made 60.1 to 6.;6 new red, Ms
to 61s per 36 stone.-Workeop: Tolerable Byrd,' of
wheat. Trade quiet at reduced currencies. White,
24. to 25. ; red, 21* to 22.6 d per load of three bushels.
THUMIDAY.-Bristol: English wheat in good supply,
and found buyers at is to 2s reduction; a limited
business passing in foreign, at • decline of Is per qr.
on fine, and 21 on secondary qualities. A good demand
for malting barley, at Is to 24 advance; the trade in
grinding and feeding sorts heavy, at 6,1 perqr. reduction. I
liaise offered freely, at last week's prices. Oats, from
saucily, commanded fall prime, new tawny realising
26. 44, and black 254 per 301 lb. For beans
a fair inquiry, without alteration in value.
Wheat: American, red spring, 54s to 56s ;Polinh
Odessa, Nicolas!, soft, 501 to 56.; Kubaska, hard, 494
to 515; °kirks, Tagluirog, Don, kc., molt, 46. to 50s
(Mirka. Odessa, Nio.latf, soft, 51. to 53e • Herdianski
Marianople, soft, 521 to 55s ; English, red and white,
new, 52. to 60s. Flour. English, good seconds, per
2801 b.. Ws to 414; United State*. Canadian. kr., sweet
superfine, per barrel, 280 to 294.-Oloneester: Our
inarkete of the present week has been more freely sup-
plied with English wheat; the demand is lees brisk than
atom days ego, and radon have given way fully 2s per
• The demand for foreign wheat has mach fallen off,
and values have receded from ls to 24 per qr. The few
samples of malting barley on offer have realised full
pliecs ; grinding qualities slow, and 64 to Is Per qr.
lower. Beans quiet. Oats rather dearer.-Devins:
Better niply of wheat, and the demand being slack,
trade ruled dull, and • decline of 11. parer. was generally
nbmitted to in order to effect sales. Harley er•• folly
as deer as last week. In other grain 111110 done. Wheat,
be" white. 56. to foCte ; best red, 50a to 56.' inferior
sorts, 4411 to 50e ; barley, 36s to 455. Flour, fine, 45s
to 471; other qualities, 40. to 425. Best bread, ls 24
the lelb loaf.-Birmiepheen : Fair supply of English
wheat, which sold at • decline of 34 to 4s per qr.; foreign
le to 2. cheaper. Grinding barley ls lower. Oats
taken in retail at former rates. Inans dull Pea' firm.
-Mandiestee: Market not numeronally attended.
English wheat sold slowly, at • reduction of 24 per qt.
and foreign declined 3.1 p, centel. For flour the de:
mend was languid, and prices receded Is per nek. OM/
and oatmeal were dull, at late rates. EIFFIIww
were Is per qr. cheaper. Indian corn was also thil tare
lower.

FalDAT.—Mark-Lase .krrivals of new English wheal
moderate, bat the reuipta of teat year's produce were
trilling. There wu • modeests attendance of millers,
who purchased cautiously, al Monday's qutations. The
allow of foreign wheat was tolerably good. With
retail demand, previous quotations were realised.
Floating orgoes of wheat sold for leee money. Other
ertioles afloat mostly coannaniad late rated. The slew
es bar* wail madanic Fishe seining penal Toy is