The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18 00:00:00

IMPERIAL Oil

F.RAGES.

Wheat. 11771E7. o
a. at&
d.
July 4 67 7 30 5
77 4
37 4
35 g
Aug. 1 01 1 653
—5 5711 4l 4

d.
:*
37 4
n 4
g
33.. 3
41 4

99 5
23 a
30 II
31 4
3D 6
29 0

showing in the five week" a fall of 841. le wheat ;
a rise of U. 111 fa barley ; and iris. of 4d. fn oats.

CORN MARKET'S.

TOORDAY.—Maiiibury : Wheat, 50s. to Gat; barley,
36t. to 451; cote, 26.. to 368.; beans, dlls. to M..; Peaa.
43.. to Ma.; Ile. 20e. to 250. Per qr.-Leeds: Supply
of new wheat exceedingly manty, and a ready wAU at
2s. perivnarter above the prises of emi, day ....lib,.
—SAe eld Wheat advanoed Is. per load on late
rated. bite samples made 24t. to 2Ge., and red, 225.
to 2fa. Gd. per load of three busbela—Literpool: For
wheat there was a good oonsiunptive request, generally
Man edema) of GL per motel on the week. Flour in
lair request and lc. gar sack dearer.—Bell: New
Zojll.bwbowi a good &ma asi ulnae of Per

qr. No alteration In old English sorts. Foreign more
inquired for, and fully as dear. English new while,
60a. to 66a.; new red, 525. to 57a.; old white, 58s. to 646.:
old red, 50a. to 564.; Dantale mixed and white, 561. to
625.; Konigsberg and Stettin mixed, 525. to 665.; ditto
red, 60s. to 655.; Hamburg and Upland white, nil ;
ditto red, 50.. to ; Velma nominal; Danish and
Holstein, 50a. to 660.; Rusaim and Odessa, 455. to
53.. per quarter.

WIDNESDAT.-Mark•Lase: Moderate supplies of
' now English wheat; quality excellent. For both red
and white parcels the trade was Arm. at Monday's km
[revenant in value. Old produce sold quietly. Foreign
wheat steady for swat dercaption, awl the late advance
was supported. Floating ears«, of wheat to improved
request ; otherwise the trade was unOt-red. Other
articles on former terms. In flour very little was doing,
at ilonday'e quotations.-Bosfors : A rather better
supple of new whe,., and tho demand was good at
about 3e. per qr. more money. New white. Gds. to Ws. •
new red, W.. to Ws.; old white, go, to gge.; old rej
and mixed, 57e. to 635. per 36 stoue.-Neeesed : Mode-
rate show of new wheat, and sales were effected steadily
at an advanee of 3s. to 4t. per quarter. White sorts
snid at Ws. to Cl..' red. 54.• to Gf.. Per 38 stone. The
show of barley was small, and prices ruled about the
same as lad week; grindittifi Ria. to 425. per quarter.
-Loath: Wheat ranged from 52a, to 58a, per qr.
: English wheat in moderate
supply, and met a brisk demand at an advance of 2s. to
Is per qr. Foreign wheat also in good request at a
similar improvement. Some malting barley, of good
quality, changed has& at from 41s. to 46e, per imperial
quarter; giinding very flat, and values gave way fully
la per qr. Oats in short supply, and fully GI per qr.
dearer; new Irish black realised We. GI, and tawny,
26a per 3011 b. Indian corn inquired for at the full
rates of last week. For beans seemly any trade.
Wheat American, red spring, 545. to Ws.; Polish
Odessa, Nice:eel, soft, 50s. to We.; Eubanks, hard, Us.
to 505.; Ohirka, Taganrog, Don, be., soft, 16s. to 50*.,•
Gbirka, Odessa, Nioolaef, waft, 51a. to 53e.; Berdianaki
Marianople, soft, 525. to 554.; English, red and white,
new, 52, to GO., Flour, English, good stands, per
1.1301 b., 395. to 41a; United States, Canadian, be,, sweet
superfine, per barrel, 28.. to 204.--01occes1er: Small
supplies of English wheat at this and the neighbouring
markets, which are readily taken by millers at an ad-
vance of 2a. to 3s. per qr. Foreign wheat I. in good
request at la to 2s. per qr. more money. Barley is in
fair demand at a decline of fel. pa qr. Beats and peas
maintain late rates. Maim is 6d, per qr. cheaper, with
a good sale at a decline. Oats sell in retell at late rates.
-Devizes: Wheat in somewhat small supply.
Samples of new were in exeellent condition, several
weighing over 13 wore, and realising an advance of 2s,
per qr. Old wheat was firmly held for an advance, and
business was effected generally at Is. to 21 ger qr. above
but week's rates. There were several small lots of
new barley on offer, ranging in prim from 36.. to 455.
Wheat, best white, 565. to Ws.; best red, 50s. to 56a •
inferior sorts, 445. to 50a. Flour, fine, 45e. to 475.;
other qualities, 104 to 425. Best bread, Is. 2d. the Sib.
loaf.-Birearepaarn : At this day's market there was
a. fair supply of English wheat, which sold readily at •
rise of 20. to is. per quarter; on foreign Is. to 2s, per
quarter. Barley tending downwards. Oats firm. Beans
held for more money. For pea. rather more inquiry.
-MaucAesfer : At our market this morning new
English wheat was in fair request, at an advance of Is.
to 3s. per qr., and foreign mart be quoted fully Gd. per
cental higher. Flour wail, per sack dearer, but not
in much demand. Oats and oatmeal were In limited
request, at barely late rates. Beans and Indian corn
were likewise the tern in favour of buyers.

FITDAT.—Mark-Lame : To-day's mirkel was very
scantily supplied with English wheat, but the general
quality of the samples was fine. Although the
attendance of millers was rather limited, nearly the
whole of the supply was disposed of at fully Monday's
advance in tbo quotation., Very fine samples wars
held on higher terms. The show of foreign wheat vu
rather extensive. On the whole, • fair business was
doing in American parcels, at very full prices. There
wa• an improve,' Inquiry for floating cargoes of grain on
rather higher terms. The demand for all kinds of barley
ruled steady, awl late rates were well supported. The
supply was only moderate. Malt, the show of which
wail tolerably good, moved off .teelily at fell prices,
fine oats were rather dearer, tel the value of other
hinds was well supported. Beans and peas commanded
quite as much money as on ;londay. We have no
change to notice in the value of flour. Heeds and cakes
were very firm in price.
SATURDAT. York; Best white, 60a. ta Gess.; red,
Mc. to 62e. per qn—lnelortr: New wheat quiet,
though prices were fully sum:tied. The quotation
ranged from 46a. to 64ee—Bat1, : Wheat advanced 2n.
to 3a. per. qr. The range was s. to 61.—Doneasfer
New wheat, 21s. Get to 23a. fine, 245. Cl. per load
of three bushels; old wheit, 21s. 64. to 23..;
fine, 21e. 61. to 255. 61. per losd.—Cam.
ledge : Wheat advanced la. to 2s. per qr. on
last week's terms. White maniples may be quoted at
Ma. to 62a.; ref, 51s. to 56e. per 36 stone.—
Leicester: New red, Isis to 5,45.; new white, 60s.
per 36 gioge,—Norisykam : New wheat, Is.
to 2a. per qr. more money, whit, realised W.. to trre.
red, 57.. to 6th.. per 3; ctone.—arford; New ranged
from 524. to Gls. per qr.--/:cm/irig : Owing to the
unexpected rise in the price uf wheat hut week, the
business done in that commodity has been very limited
and of eluite a retail character, millers declining to
purchase largely at the advanced .Inotations. The result
of today's market, therefore, in iy possibly show a
downward tendency.— —War,: jitter: The downward
tendency of the wheat trade received a further check to-
day. The supply was small. but good, and • heavy
advance was at once asked. Tell checked business, and
the sales effected were only for immediate requirements,
at 2a. per .ir. nines money than last 'week. The highest
price we heard of was 6., but we noto that at Devizes
now wheat made up 1;55. We had BOUIC malting barley
on offer, prices of which were 40s. to 40a.; grinding
qualities; are nominally quoted ate. to 40s. 002 and
beans are firm. Flour is selling at 43.. to 454 per
sack.