The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27 00:00:00

Alaritts.

The decline at Ilark•lane on Monday of ls. per qr.
for Wink% by holders who wanted to make &cash return,
has not toren generally raaponded to throughout the
country, for provincial growers and merchants aro 000 -
dent tbata rise is price. is more probabl. than a f Whe .t
already is f•r lower in comparative value than any other
grain. At this ride, therefore—if the damned for .took
food waft:me—Wheat will 00.0 be Ito" feeding" prie • .
Barley, Peas, Brans, Oat, and Linseed are either a troth,
dearer, or their previous high values are maintaiind
The metropolitan markets for live stick and carcases
continue to he overoaupplied with middling eel inferior
meat. Prices vary, therefore, from 2s. SEL to sa. 4d. per
stone for beasts, and from 3.. 4d. to for sheep. Wall-
fed animals command a reedy sale at the above high
rakg.

MEETS.
'4" AVERIGIS.

• d. • d. • d .
65 5 43 28 3
:4 4 44 26 5
53 7 44 1:6 8
Li 4 44 26 11
34 3 46 37 9
- 65 8 66 57 1
Showing in the Iwo week; • fail .1 1, ild in elm; i
• rime of Ls lld in badly ; sad • tall of lAN in oda.

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CURRENT PRICES OF /OWLISH GRAIN
Fe , Qr. Per Qr
wooer
Reset sod Kest, red 52 to 66 I -
" Ditto, Dow
" Dittoorbite,... 54 to 00
" Ditto. new, —to
Foram red to 55
" whits to
2.
Enzlieh matter
Übe yeller

PILO.

Gray ... 42 to 46
... 44 to as
White 42 to 46
&aim • 42 to 46
Forgagn, whits —to-
-1(1.
O&M,.
- -

41 W 0

-10-

36t0 40
... 32W8

g411"1"wi t-o-:-::" ttoo
I Scotch. food to
" potato —to
Irish, block ... •23t0 33
" whit* st
Foreign, food to
11.001.
Towo-mado. ISO 114. 0 to 60

Chevalier • 70 told

Ila 42 to 44

Ilazrow ... 44 to 47
Eg ption $0 to 57

Country ... to 41
/lotto& and nurolk... 87 1. 110

TUlBDAY.—S4lillmry: Small business, and prises In
farceur of the buyer. Wheat 48e tot& pec
Feghsh wheat moved off at about last week's price.;
nothing doing in foreign sorts.
Wemigaa•r. —Mork-Lase : Transactions of a limited
character, and in prime no quotable. cleange.--flostoes
',sir demand for wk.eat,at barely late rates.—Nricurk
Wheat was Is per lg. easier.
THCISDAY.—Iinsta : Wheat a fair sale at about last
week's prices. Spring corn rather desrer.—Olormsfer:
Demand for wheat 1 1 goo.. at ..1 per qr. leas money.—
Derizta : A clearance of wheat at the full rates of Mete
week. Buhoy rather dearer.—BurmingSare : English
wheat the turn in favour of buyers.—Manckesicr :
Wheat trade dull at late rates.

FKIDAT.—Mark-La : Wheat trade ruled dull; and
Monday's prices were with difdculty supported. Barley
steady. Malt quiet. For oats full values were
realised. Rye unchanged. Maize in good respiest, at
there cent advance. Beans steady. Pear ooinmanded
Moaday's terms. Flour trade inanimate, and foreign
and country marks tended downward, in value.—
Literpool A fair consumptive demand for wheat, at
Tuesday's extreme rates. Flour dull, and rather lower.
Oats and oatmeal the turn dearer. Beans, peas, and
barley steady. Indian corn a slow sale, at 23 redaction,
mixed bringing 3'a.—Wakefield: Wheat trade firm,
at last Friday's prices, but business passing sot exten-
sive. Barley fully as deer, bat demand not active.
SATUNDAT.—Dr/relsester : Inspector's return—Wheat,
42s to 54a, average 53, ; barley, 30s to 4es, go
44s Ild.—BatA : Wheat trade quiet, at prices on the
decline.—Ycord: Seed qualities of wheat made 50s•
ti 5141 per qr. Bat little doing in other corn.—
Trifling business, and farmer, declined to
recede insin last week's rates.— Wermissfe• : A fair
clearance of wheat at the fall prices of last week.