The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08 00:00:00

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.*_,,fit Mark-Lane tho higher rates of Wednesday have
beat sustained throughout the wook.—The meat trade
haa bad a alight temporary relapse, which arose no
doubt from three main causes—the high prices of laid
week and the continued want and dearness of food in-
creased the supplies, and a return of excessively hot
weath, r has lessened the consumption. Lambs are still
, being largely sacrificed, at low prime.
CURRENT PRICER OF ENGLISII GRAIN.
For Qr. Fee Q.
RITACT
&MIA and Kent. red 54 to GS
" Ditto, two —to
" 1.43 to GI
" tint.., mw, „. —to
Foreign, rod . to (.7
" Ditto.
Engliqh malting ... to 46
Chevalier ... —to
10 to 40
- . MALT.

Chevalier to

Mt.
Gray 43 to 45
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White tO
41
to
Foruign, white
Rye • 40 to
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Ticks ... 42 to 44
Harrow ... 44 to 47
small ............to
Eaplisa to
IMPERIAL CORN AVERAGES.

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Town-nutdr. Iltr. 60 to a
Country 42 to 44
Norfolk and Suffolk... Mt to 41

Wheat. , Barley. 1 Oat&
e a. a d. .. d.
J uly 7.5 ... .. G 3 36 8 31 4
Aug. 1 ... ... 01 Mi ' 3 30 6
41 4 IS 0
41 0 30 4
41 4 I 29 3
41 7 1 30 3

Showing in the five weeks, a fall of 50. 104. in wheal ;
rise of tie. lid. in burley; and a fall of 2s. ld. in °aka.

cORN MA BMUS.

TUESDAY.— SGilibi‘ry Short supply, and fair
attendance. Demand for wheat quiet, with an upward
tendency: the quotation being 50s to Ws per quarter.
Barley not quite so dear as last week; 48s was the
highest figure realised._ Oats were fully as dear: new
making 26. to 28.; antrold up to 321 to 334 per quarter.
Beans and peas were also firm, the former making 50s to
,8i; and peas, 42s to 46s per quarter. Taree were
selling at Ile per busheL —Mull : Pair supply of wheat,
demand slow, at no material alteration in prices. New
English white, 58s to 62a; ditto new red, 484 to 56e ;
foreign, 455. to GO, per 36 stone. Demand for malting
barley healthy, at full prices ; but grinding was • slow
sale. Malting, 44, to 48s ; grinding, 37. to 39s per qr.
Oats, beans, and peas were in request, and rather better
'to sell. Oata, Zit to 32s ; beaus. 44s to 50s ; peu,
42e to 50e per qr.—Leeds: Trade quiet, but red wheat
is Is dearer than last Tuesday's rated.
WIDNEaDAY. —Nark-Lane :1 The earn trade was
steady, at Monday's prices.— BOSiOf : Fair supply of
wheat, and moderate attendance. Demand not over
brisk, hut extreme prices were paid. New white me&
from GOs to G3s ; new red 54s to Lfis per 36 stone. Very
little doing in barley. Small show of oats, demand firm
and prices • little higher than last week; new, 29s to
33, per 24 stone. Of beaus the thew wee meagre, and
prices were in /ellen' favour; new, 364 to 56. per 38
stone. Peas very dear. —Newark : With a fair show
of wheat fine aorta were fully as dear, other kinds quiet:
white made GOs to 65s ; rod, 450 to 59. per 36 stone.
Italey a very meagre show, and the trade limited at
hieh rates : malting, 46e. to 50,; grinding, 40s to 43,
per qr. Oats met with a fair inquiry at edvenclog prices:
new, 30s to 34e ; old, 36e to 38s per 24 stone. Beans
tally maintained their value; old, 541 to 56s ; new, 49s
to 53 per 38 stone.
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TitUßSDAT.—firtotol: Moderate supply of English
wheat, which sold at last week's prices, and in some
instances at scarcely so much money; for foreign a fair
coesutuptive inquiry, at an advance of Is to 24 per or.
Mailing barley in good supply, and trade very slow, at
I rather less money; grinding plentiful, and fully 6.1 per
qr. cheaper. Oats sold at lest week's velum, Irish black
bringing ris per 3011 b. Maize fully 6d per qr. higher :
Wheat : American, red spring, 5.1, to a7is ; l'olish
Odessa, Nicolsof, eon, 50e to Sin; Kubauka, hard, 51s
to 55, ; °kirks, Taganrog, Doe, &c., soft, Vie to 490 ;
(Mirka, Odessa, Kioolaef, soft, 52s to 54a • Berliansld
Marianople, soft, 64* to 564 • English, red and white,
new, 52; to Ms. Flour, English, good seconds, per
2801 b., 40e to 42.; United States, Canadian, Sze., sweet
superfine, per barrel, 24 Gd to tJo 64.—Oloaccsicr:
There are fair supplies of English wheat at this and the
neighbouring mediate, for which there is • Weedy sale
at last week's price,; foreign is in good consumptive
request, at fully late rates. Malting -and grinding
barley is in f.,ir demand at former values. Supplies of
eats are short, and now tawnys are 64 per qr. dearer.
Beans and peas firm. Melee is held for an improve-
ment ef rid per qr.—Dern:es : Wheat in good supply,
and, with • fair consumptive demand, last week's prices
were barely maintained, trade ruling dull towards the
doge, with a trifling decline in inferior qualities. Barley
was in short supply, not much more than half-a-dozen
samples being on offer, of which the highest made only
50. i. In oats, beans, peas, and vetches there was an im-
proved trade, lost week's rates being fully maintained :
Wheat, beet white, 564 to 62.; best red, 54s to 60*;
inferior sorts, 444 to 50e. Barley, 38i to 50s. Flour,
flee, 45s to 484 ; other qualities, 404 to 455. Beet bread,
la 24 the Blb loaf.
FRlDAT.—Afark•Lane: Market scantily supplied with
home-grown wheat, but the quality of the samples was
very tine. As the attendance of millers wiss rather
limited, sales progreseel slowly, but at primes fully
equal to Monday last. Foreign wheat, the show of
which was good, moved off heavily; nevertheless, the
quotations were well supported. Indian corn and cotton
s:eil afloat were rather dearer than Last week. Floating
cargoes of other kinds et ptodues were leeetive. Them
was a steady inquiry for Euglish barley, the supply of
which was limited, at full prices. Foreign qualities
were a slow sale, at Late rates. The malt trade was
moderately active, at Monday's quotations. On the
whole, rather an extensive business was pawing In oats,
at full prices. The supply of foreign was very large.
We have no change to netioo in the value of either beans,
peas, or flour. —Lirerpool : Fair attendance, and
moderate eonsousptive business In wheat, at late rates;
any decline being exceptional on parcels ex-quay.
Flour to fair request, at former prices. Indian corn
firm, at the late silvan's° ; mixed American. 375. Other
articles quiet and unaltered.—Wekefteld: Very choice
white wheat nearly maintained it. value ; other descrip-
tics,. meet a dull sale, at a &aline of Ls to 2s per qr.
Barley steady.
SATURDAY.- Balk: Attendance and suppliee of Dorn
about an average. The wheat trade showed dulness,
and pricers were barely supported. The quotation ranged
from Ws to 62s per qt. Very little business pawed in
barley. The best qualities made up to 46. per qr.;
grinding and inferior, 36s to 425. Oats were somewhat
dull of sale, at, however,ebout previous rates—from 264
to 3215 per qr. Beaus and peas were dull, at from Tkii to
60. for the former, and 42s to 464 per qr. for the latter.
Flower lain fair demand, at dl. to 464 per seek for
eeconds.—Tositirces : A good attendance and supply,
but the prices of last week could basely be maintained,
the consequence being thet the sales were limited.
Quotations :—Wheat, 7s to 7. :k1 per bushel ; barley,
malting, 54 fed; grinding 41 9‘l ; oats, 28 91 to ts ;
beaus, 5s 94 ; peas, tie ; 11a0,10.s ; tares, 104.
Warsisixeer : A fair attendance, and, on the whole, a
good supply of corn. Although full prioes were asked,
they could hardly be obtained, and the market closed
very heavy. The quotation ranged from 54s to 63s per
qr. The prospects of Ito melting trade may be eetimated
from the fact that tiis per qr. were asked to-day for
barley, and the holders declined to accept any lower
offer; The generatep price,may,however, be placed
CO.. per qr. Grinding sort not in much
demand, at prices ranging from 36. per quarter
upward% There is • good deal of inferior barley
In this district. Oats, beans, and pew had •
quiet sale, at barely recent rate'; oats maldssg 26s to
3125, beans 50. to 60e, pos. 42. to 494. per qr. Vetches
sell at lls per bushel. Flour was quoted to-day 424 to
41s. per sack.—Yeoeff: Attendanoe smaller than used.
A very fair supply of earn but as high rates were asked,
very little business lone. Prices generally were
much as last week, end the following were the figure.:
—Wheat,s4s to 504 per qr.: barley, grinding, 33.4 to
40e ; oats, 264 to 30*; beans, 46s to 48. ; peas, 42s totes.