The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-15 00:00:00

CORN MARKET'S.

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TIIRODAT. —Salisbury : Wheat made Is per qr more
money, and barley was firmer. Wheat, 46.4 to 57.;
barley 284 to 40e per qr.—Hull : English wheat in
good demand, and prices advanced about Is per qr.
Barley dull. Other articles quiet at late rates.
WlDllllBD43.—Mark Lase : But little English wheat
on offer and it was sold at the prices of Monday. Some
quantity of Russian and Am. !loan wheat was taker, at
fully the rates of that day. Spring corn steady, without
'iteration in value. —Boston : Wheat trade slow, elan
advance of 6d to Is per qr. White 54s to 57a, red 47s
to 50. per 98 stone.—Frome : Wheat trade somewhat
quiet, through higher pnoes being asked. The full
rates of last week to a small advance ruled in the limited
amount of business done. Very little barley was
, offered, and that of rather inferior quality; former
prioes were telly mMatained. Other artiales met a slow
sale at about previous rates. Quotations :—Wheat,
48e to 544; barley, 38. to 4134 ; oats, 25e to 30a ; beans,
4a. to 56a ; peas, 42.2 to fils per qr. Flour, 35e to 374
per sulk.
THULNDLY. Bristol : English wheat sold freely
at Is per qr. advance; morn inquiry for foreign grain
for a long time past, and Is per qr. improvement was
generally paid. Finest malting barley leper qr dearer,
but secondary sorts unaltered; grinding qualities dull,
and 6d per qr. cheaper. Osta as flats. possible, with
values nominally unaltered. Boum dull. Indian corn
Gd per qr. cheaper,
IFORAT. a. d. s. d.
American, red pring, per 4961 b. .. 60 0 .. 62
Polish Odom, Nloolacf, soft, ditto .. 0 0 .. 0
Kulienka, hard, ditto .. 0 0 0
Gbirks, Tagenrog, Don , , soft, ditto .. 41 0 .. 48
(Mirk*, Odium. Nlc.laef, soft ditto .. 48 0 .. 50
Berdianskl Ilutanople, soft, ditto .. 62 0 .. 0.4
English, red and white, new, ditto ..4 0 .. 52
IF:oath, good to fine malting, per hop. qr.. 42 0 .. 60
Irish, ditto, ditto, ditto .. 41 0 .. 43
Irish and French, grindinu, per 4001 b. .. 34 0 .. 35
Danube and )Loditernototo, ditto .. 32 0 .. 33
OMNI.

Limerick and other, fine whit,er 3,51 b .. 28 8 .. e 4 0
Cork, Dublin, light, ditto .. 27 0 .. 27 6
Cork, Waterford, black, per 30411, .. 25 0 .. 26 6
Irish kalroy, ditto .. 20 0 .. 26 0
MIL
F'fftlr, isePri :esti
FLOC".
English, good second., per 2601 b. .. 34 0 .. 37 0
United States, Canadian, de., street super.
fine, per barrel.. .. • • .. 0 0 .. 0 0
INDILN COLN. _ -

• 41 0 .. 42 0

Mined American, pre 48011;17 w • .. 0 0 . . 9 0
Danubian, ditto .. 36 6 .. 37 0
63 qrs. wheat, 19611 qm osts, 140 qrs.
barley. Coastwise: 931 gm barley, 10 qm. brans. Foreign
'lOl5 qrs wheat, 708 vs. beans, peas, sec., 4 bilk flour.
Bironiapkain: Short supply of English wheal,which mold at
an advance of le per qr. Foreign firm. Barley la per
qr. lower. Gate maintained their value. Beans dull.
l'eas Is to 2. per qr. cheaper.—Gfouccsier Mederate
supplies' of English wheat for which there tee good
sale, and last week'. rates are folly supported ; foreign
is more inquired after. and prises are the turn dearer.
Barley, both malting and grinding, sells in retail at about
late currencies. Oata sell slowly at 6d per qr less
' money. Beans and peas unchanged. Maize 6d per qr
cheaper. —Wakefield : Wheat trade has abetter tone,
end in some instances has advanced Is per qr. Good
barley fully as dtar.—Lirerpoof : There was a good
attendance. Red wheat was 44 to 6.1 dearer
on the week, but buyers act reluctantly
and business doing not large. White sorts,
though not active, bring full prices. Flour in
fair request, at rather over late rate. Oats, oatmeal,
and beans very dull, and easier. Barley and peas
nominally unaltered. Maize in rather better request,at
3d to Cid over last Tuesday's prices, mixed selling
at 395.
FRIDAT. Mark-Lo we : Small supply of Engli.h wheat
demand inactive. Factors held firmly for late rates,
and showed no disposition to mike any concession. In
foreign wheat • few retail sales were concluded on former
terms. Barley was dull at the recent decline in the
quotations. Malt trade quiet, at drooping corriencies.
Moderate supply of oats, and new corn further tended
downwarsia in value. Beans and peas met a dull sale,
lon barely former termo. The Boar trade was very
inactive. but without quotable change in the value of
any dercription.
SATERDAT.—lllawilord : We have to report an
Increased demand for both wheat end barley, with •
Lunde,' supply. Wheat realised from Is. to 2s. higher
price than the previous week, and barley also advanced
at the same rates. Attendance sniall.—Gorchestcr :
I Wheat, 46s to 56..; average. 47s 70. Barley, 36. to
50s; average, 41s 1041.—8at4 : Average attendance,
and supplies of eons small. Wheat in good demani,
and prices showed an improvement of Is to 2s per qr.
Barley quiet. Oats slow. Wheat, 464 to 51.; barley,
afe to 46s ; oat& 26. to 3d.; beans, 46s to 56.; Nan,
42s to 50e per p. ; flour, 35s to 37s per sack for seconds.
—Tension : Full attendance, and a tendency towards
higher price& Wheat, Gs Cal to CM 94; malting barley,
is Col to 5. 94; grinding, 4‘. Gd ; oats, 3s ; beans,
6.1; peas, 7.; flax, 10.; tare., 9. her bushel.--•
't Warminster : Small supplies, and as the demand for
, whist and barley WAA active, prim' went up. In wheat
a elearanos WKS speedily made at an 114•110013 Of Is. IO 2s
per qr. Wheat, 481 to 511.; barley, malting, 42. to
! n 2.; and grinding mid inferior, 364 upwards; Nita, 2:1
to 31e; beans. 465 to 560; peas, 42. to 524 per qr.;
; flour, 35a to 374 per sack.