The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-16 00:00:00

CORN MARKET&

TUESDAY. Salisbury: Supply very short, and
the little done In wheat was et an advance of la. per.
quarter. Quotations 51s. to 72a —Lirerpod : Good
buainees in wheat it last Friday's advance. Flour *old
rather more freely at the late &Wine.— Leeds:
Decidedly better demand for wheat, and prices Is. to
2. per qu.rter above the ratm of last Tuesday.—
Eta —Very limited supply of English wheat, and the
complaints of the crops having suffered sovvrely from
the drought kneed prima to advance 2.. to 3a. per qr.
on late rates. Foreign was held from IP. to 2s. per qr.
WON money; English DOW white, 63a. to 72..; Dee red,
go,. to 66..; Dantsio mixed and white, 705. to 75c;
Konlpberg and Stettin, mixed, 65e. to 75..; ditto red,
62.. to 66..; Hamburg and Upland white. nominal;
ditto red, 62. to 66a.; Danish and Holstein, 625. to 65a;
Russian and Odessa. Mk. to 62a per qr.
WIDNVIDAT.—Mark-Grat : Beninese was very lin•
active; but the few sales made were at th firmer
quotations current on Monday laat.—Prom:: ;Very
lathe Weiser done, as farmers held oat an edemas
which mum and dealers were reluctant to give.—
Rogow : Not much wheat on offer, and an advance of
Is. to ss. per qr. was asked. New white 63a. to yee.,
new red 6s. to 65.. per 36 stone.—Neiserk: Partners
beld'for 2,.. over late depressed ratiee; white 67a. to 71a,
red 63e. to 67e. per 36 stone.—Worlsop: Wheat At.
per brad higher. White 275. to EU, sod red 25e. tons.
per load of three bushels.
THUILIDLY.—Bresta : Small itapply of Earlith wheat,
which sold at last week's prkee. via. 63e, so
A oteriaut, red spring, 6.2.. to 64a; Polish Naas,
..41, 60.. to eta.; Hubenka, hard. 574. to 595.;
Tagenrog, Gee, k 4-. "Or 52°. tc 64a; Ghirka,
Odessa, Nioolset, ,of 5714 to 60e.; Berdiansk; yea..
pl., soft. 60a to 61s. per 496 lb. Berley, oats, and
means, 61 ref qr. cbsapar. Indian corn Is. to 2e.
--Osiaistrr Quist trade Ire wheat at Imit
week's prierea—Devises : Smell supply and very
moderate trade, at from 2.. to 3.. per qr. above last
week's rates. Beet white, 664. to 70..; hest red, 624. to
66c; Inferior aorta, 521. to 60..—B0asisigAaws: A
scanty show of wheat, and aids were made at k per
qr. more matey. American also 24. dearer. Other
kinds male last week. Eerier 15. per qr. abeeper.
Oats stunt the same as last week; trade guy*, Boye
• small eIIOW, glad kick In sin. Pees ata1.46.d....

Ifonehastee: Dias activity la the trade to-day. &ghat
wheat carne slowly to hand, and sold at an advance of
Is. to 2a. per qr. Foreign 3sl. per canted dearer. Flour
silo. sale, at Is. psi sack more inonoy for anal sorts
other aorta about the same. Oats Id. per Who cheaper.
Oatmeal &alined 84. per load. 1147Otiee boob. wet•
la. to 2a., and Indian corn 6d. to la. per qr. in buyers'
favour. . _ .

FRIDAT.—Mari-Loote : A very poor show of English
wheat, attendance of buyers ; helots,
most of the samples brooght forward were cleared off at
Monday's advance in the quoMtioass. The show of
foreign .heat wee extensive. Most kinds met • retail
Inquiry, at previous nem The stook of grain is, 'Ma'
theism. extensive. The transactions in Boating cargoes
of grain, off coast, were very moderate. Holden., how-
ever, were firm in their demands. The sale for both
English and foreign barley was very insetive, and the
quotations were barely supported. Malt met a doll in.
quirt/. at late rates. The supply was tolerably ood.
Sound oats maintained Monday's currency, bat Inferior
finalities were rather cheaper. BOalls and peas were un•
altered in veins. Floor, seed., and cakes moved off
slowly, on former terms. —Luseola Limited supply
of wheel and small attensdanoe. There wee not much
life its the demand, but needy buyers bad to pay 2s. to
3•_per qr. more money; white, 72.. to 75e.,• red, 64e.
to 701. per 36 stone—Stamford: Not mush wheat on
offer, and the sales made were at shoal 2a. per qr. over
late prices. New white. 725. to 775.; new red, 635. to
695. per 36 stone.—Derby Supply of wheat only
moderate, and sales were made slowly at Is. to 2s. per
gr. &deems*. New white 731 to 76a. ; new red, 68e. to
724 Per 36 stone.—Watejeld : Owing to the less
favourable prospect, wheat is held for Is. to 2a. advance,
but this checks the sales. Oilier articles unaltered.—
Liverpool: Aver., attendance, and in wheat • moderate
businem took place, at • decline of 1,1. to 2d per °seta
in white, end at former prices for red descriptions.
Flour in tolerable request, at previous prices. Indian
corn neglected, and 6,1. to Is. per qr. eliesper. Oats ex.
tremely slow. Oatmeal in moderate demand. at recent
noire& Egypt an bowie in good request and 64. dearer.
Canadian pesa inactive, but prices unchanged. Msit and
barley unchanged.
SATUND•T.—Radi : Wheat edvaneed 2a. to 3s, per
qr.: barley is quoted at 38a. to 425. per qr.—War-
mister. : Wheat, 66.. to 70a per qr.. en advance of Is.;
barley, 36e. to 425. per qr.; Oita. 27.. to 30a
Doncaster Wheat advanced 6d. to Is. per load; barley,
404. to 46e. per qr.—Andover : Wheat, 72a., bailey,
365. to 40e., and oats, 26a. to 325. per qr.