The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-02 00:00:00

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Mark• Lane haa been so idleaoseed by the hot firming
weather, and the refreshing rains whir& have fallen,
that no business whatever, beyond what was required
for immediate metsumption, haa been done during the
week. The lower quotations of Monday bane therefor*
morally been sustsined at later !whets. Borne corm.
pondents oil agree, however, in daeoribleg riek-yards aa
I Dearly or quite empty ; thus, it will be near work to
I open the interval between the present time and e full
' supply of the new crop. The weather will probably
muse • variation of a shilling or two up or down daring
the next two months; but, although we do not advise
ony one to pot himself out of the way to hold his Gore,
we cannot point to any reliable grenade for concluding
that Emilia corn will decline muds in pries this side
of • foil British supply.—The bed trade he getting more
active fit nearly all the predawn.
_ett Manduater good
qualities are quoted 71d and n 4. per Its.; Derby market
supplied a similarmks ; Birmingham affords fully Bd.
per lb. for good beasts; in the western markets quota-
tion, are also higher that they are in London. Mutton
continues to be a dull sale, and remains below beef in
price. Lambs never came better to bad, somody en
"open met" appearing in the market; the trod., bow.
ever, is not brisk.— The wool trade is unsettled, from
factors being unable to form any dear opinion as to
which way pricests-a likely to turn.—New potatoes and
peas are becoming plentUaL If this weather lasts, we
anticipate that neat week they will be as abundant as
was ever k . Old potatoes ore, of coarse, searealy
inquired door.

CURRENT PRIG'S Of ENGLISH GRAIN.
ger Qr. for Qr.
VERA,
Ewa, Rent, rod, ... 03 to 74 I tkoteli, potato t• SS
" Ditto. now ... at to 71 Irish, black to $0
" Ditto,whlto,... 74 to et " •hito ISt, 33
" Dull., new, .66t0 78
Norfolk and Lineman.
"DUt..nV ... 66 to 70 Harrow ... 48 to El
Pigeon 14 W GO
Malting 41 to 44 TSAI.
80 to 41 Gray • 43 W 43
Grinding 37 40 34 Maple... 40 to 48
MALT.
&ass , Norfolk, nod
Suffolk _
Kingston and Wars 73 40 74
Sr
aim.
OATS.

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gerlish .prig I. ••••

rLous..

Town mar, per 'SOO
80 to 64
Nou.obold...
Coentry
Norfolk and Suffolk
811.8*
IN AVERAONB._

Latish, 6toU
lkoub.PLed 110 to 12,

Ma/ I ... ..

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Moat. Buiey. We.
& d. & I. . ct.
73 1 4210 20 0
7811 41 2 IS 2
74 1 46 2 U 3
74 7 43 I is I
74 S 44 4 a 4
73 10 43 1 US

biasing In she two weeks, • rise of 24. is whose;
lall oi W. is barley ; sod • rise of 91. in Ws.

CORN 111 ARH RIR.

Small business in wheat, at •
dseline of 24. per qr. Quotations, trts. to 78s.
Liverpool : Wheat Wow at • roe:motion of 68. to 7d. per
motel on the week. Flour very dull, sod 6d. • sack
cheaper than on Tuesday.—Mall: English wheat
rather Wiesner. Foreign declined Is. to 2.4. per qr.
English, new white, TU .60 18a. ; new red, 66a. to 70a;
Dantsic mised sod white, 68a. to 78e.; Kosigeberg sod
,Wtettin, mined, 624. to 725.; tilt*, red, 654. to 70..;
flawborgh end Upload red, 65.. to 704.• Danish and
I Holstein, 64a. to Gk.; Karam and Odesio, 60a. to 634
per 36 stone.
WEDSIADST.—Merk•Lana : Business was again dull
at drooping prices, for both English end foreign wheat.
—Prow A quiet trade, and prices for wheat flat.
—Bestow: Wheat fiat, at a decline of 24. per qr.
New Writ*. 734. to 78.; new red, 704. to 724. per 36
Wows—Newark : BsslC inactive, at • desarie of
La. to 2". per qr. Witte, 78a. to 82a.; red, 71a. to 775.
paw 36 atone— Warhap Wheat Rd. to 64. pee load
lower. White, 28a. to Ma; red, 265. to 22e. per load of
thrse boshals.

• -
TH t: LIDA Y. —Brugol : 11glish wheat sold slowly at •
rednotion 012.. to 3s. • quarter. Foreign declined from
ta. to 41. Buisy easier. Oats, 64. to li. • quarter
°beeper. English wheat, 665. to M.; American, red
spring, Ms. to 68d.; Polish Odom, Nieolaef, .041. 615.. to
68e. Kebanka, hard, 62.5. to 64..•' Ohirka, Taganrog,
' Don, &'., 56. to 684.; Gbirka, Odsisea, Nioolaef, 625. to
64a; Berdmiski Martenopld, 645. to 666. per 496 It..
Olovessier : Both English end foreign wheat was 2s.
to 3e. per qr. cheaper.— Devises: Wheat declined
fully 2s. per qr. from lest week's ratos.—Beretteg•
Ann : A quiet market. Wheat oould only be sold st
less money. Syriac corn slow.—Alwadester : De-
mand for wheat limited. Prices in favour of the buyer.
Flour had • downward tendency. Other artieles quiet.

FLMar.-Nark-Lane : Market- very seantily supplied
with wheat. Attendance limited, and sales programed
heavily, mA Mooday's decline. Foreign wheat com-
manded very little attention; primes almost nominaL
Floating cargos' of grain slow, at barely the late decline.
Barley and malt turtle., at shout stationary prier.
Oata oomrarded full quotations,. Beane and peas no
change. Country and foreign dour rather reaper. -
Liverpool: Moderate atteodanes, and for wheat a rather
, improved rescast : whits kinds almost maintaining the
figures of Tuesday, red kinis being fully 3d. per oental
reaper than on that day. Flora entirely ugh=
and is. per ark easier. Indian earn in limited de
at a decline of fully 6d. per qr. from Tuesday's rates.
Beans, 6d. to Is. par qr. lo e or. Peas dalL Oar U.
per bushel lower.-SourArapion Our market to-
day was thinly attended: wheat was sparingly offered,
and Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Flory • slow sale at about
last week's rates. Barley, oats. beans, and per an-
sleeted.- Watisiteid : Wheat in limited demand, and
2e. cheaper. Barley is.
Baulanar.-BarA : A pow trade even at the re-
ductio• of 3.. per qr. Within the mouth prices have
gone down from 80.. and 82.. per qr. to 701. end 74..,
which latter figure warn about the top one here to-day.
-Tanaka: Wheat quiet, and plies" from 9.. to
9.. 3d. per bodiel.-Waresiasfer : Wheat dell, even
at a secretion of 2.. per qr. Top prier 734. and
74.. per qr.-4,466w, • English and foreign wheats
to be had at a farther fall, 'beat white making 68s. to 79a.
per quarter; Inferior 64a. to 661. roar from 50.. to 53a.
per seek of 280th.. Bread 8.1. per 41b.
bridge : Wheat declined 2s. per quarter. Red. 66e. to
66.1.,• white, 76.. to 78s. per 36 stout -
A further redaction of la. to 24. per (16=w7er or
wheat. Beet white 74a. to 79. ; &semidry, 71a.
to 74m; and inferior, 68s. to Ti.. per quarter;
heat red wheat, 70s. to 73a; semonrry 665. to
70a, and other kind., 621. to 611 s. per quieter.-
Emu : The &sr market. have been very doll:1.42
the week. Yesterday, et Chelmsford, wheat d
2.. to 3a. per quarter: Whit* 68e. to 76e. ; red 64a. to
Ms. At Braises" chest declined 2.. per quarter,
while several parcels were left over.-Hampatire : At
Bouthamptoa oorn Exchange wheat was £l7 to
£l9 10a.ieer load. At Alton wheat was £l6 10s. to £l9.
per load. At Roomy there was a tolerably full
market, but parcels were difficult to quit. At Ringwood
wheat averaged 735. and oat. 33e. per quarter; bread,
17d. per Mr. At Winchester wheat only changed hands
at Is. to b. per quarter rwisetion ; other grain
unaltered in value; household leer, 531. to 54e. per
, seek. At Beeleastoke wheat was quoted at 64a. to 765.
, bread, 17d. per Blba At Andover yesterday wheat gave
way la 402.. per quarter ; other artistes unchanged;
wheat, 68s. to 78a. ; bread, 17d, to lltd. per 81b.-
, unterdonsAire : Fair supplies of wheat at our local
, oorn marketa, demand quiet, al • reduction of 2s. to 3a.
per qr.-At Huntingdon pries@ were fatly 2s. per qr.
crier.-At Bt. Niers, on Thursday, wheat declined la.
to 2.. per qr.-Kent. Beet wheat. but little inquired
after at the Maidstone oorn-ezeimap on Thursday,
and. with • sluggials sae. Prior@ were is. to 2°' per 31,
. cheaper • flow sad barley took the tarn lower.- t
Ashford: although holders were willing to reknit to •
declies of 2a. per qr., there was very little dor& - At
Faversham prime rated la. V. fa per qr. ishiseper.-
, At Dartford wheat again fell is. to Ba pee qr.-
. /rage, : Business laeguid, at bs, per quarter under
, the rates of last week: White qualities rasped
from 73. to 79e. ; red, 68.. 1. 74.. per 36 stone.-
Nolte/Aro : Wheat limited, and trade heavy at 2.. to
, 3s. per quarter lean money: White made The. to 80..;
red. 76a. to 76e. per 36 strie.-BArnabewy : Good
. white wheat wee purchased at from its. 6,1. to lb. Per
751 k..; and good red at from 10a. to 16s. 6.1. per 751 b.
1 -3strA Wales: Notwithstanding the samples of
1 wheat on offer have been of an improved description, •
• farther reduction of 2.. per quarter bail take place in
• the pries of English and foreign wheat, and millers and
I bum, ...won. to set with great math:ln.-Tore :
o Show of wheat small, and not much doing, rates=
way fully la per quarter. The value of whits
r irons 735. to 75".; red, 138 s. to 725. par 36 stone.