The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28 00:00:00

IMPERIAL CORN AVERAGES.

Juno 13 ...
—27
July 4

Wheat. Barley. Oat&
s. d. a. d. a. d.
67 6 42 2 30
66 1 Be 2 23
67 6 30 1 30
67 7 30 5 1 29
66 7 37 4 29
630 37 4 301

Showing in the five weeks, • Ulla 2v. 64. in wheat ;
• fall ol 4s. 101 in barley ; and • rime of 74. in oats.

CORN MARKET&

TlMlDAY.—Salisbury: Supply very limited, but It
included two maniples of new wheat, which were of eery
good quality, and sold at 66e. per qr. For old wheat
there vu tut little demand, nil prices declined folly
2s. to 3s. per qr. The quotation was 60a to We. Flour
was quoted from 455. per sack.—Liverpoo/ : Moderate
attendance, transactions in wheat of all kinds were un-
important, and at priest ranging 3d. to 44. per until
below thou of Friday last. Flour dull and rather easier.
—Sheffield: With a tolerable show of old wheat, sales
took place on oheeper terms. A good show of new;
prices irregular: white made 264. to 285.; red, 25a to
26. W. per load of three bushel.. Flour 2.. 10d. to
31. 2d. per atom—Hull : Very limited supply of
wheat, but niers than sufficient to meet the requirewants of millers, and sales were slowly effected at a de-
cline of 2a. per qr.: English white, 645. to Ms.; red,
Ms. to 63e.; Dantria mired and white, 66a. to T.k.;
Konigsberg and Stettin, mired, 6is. to 66e.; ditto, red,
60s. to 645.; Newburgh and Upland red, 62.. to 615.;
French, nil ; Danish and Holstein, 60.. to 63..; Manisa
and Odom, 5:04. to 60s. per gr.

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Wrrixesoaf.-Yerk-Lons : Moderate supply of new
growth. The Eng!ish wheat, but very few samples of Last year's
• good supply wee on the stands, was dull of sale, at the
quint for
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wtihoincsh,
late reduction. Floating cargoes of wheat were neg-
lected. The flour trade was steady, at Monde?*
reduction. - Borrow : Market sparingly supplied with
wheat, and samples sold at • decline of 24. per qr.:
Monday's decline in iwouvall".
white, new, 64.. to 695.• rod, 58.. to 641.; mixed, 6..65.
66a. per 36 stone.-Linah : With a small supply of
wheat the demand ruled slow at Is. to 21. per qr. lees
money; prices ranged from GOs. to 66a. per qr.-
Newark: Not mach wheat on offer, and prices for old
may be noted 2e. per qr. down ; some new samples told
at from 61s. to 705.; old white, 655. to 71a; red, 625. to
G6s. per 36 stone.- Worksop: Wheat came moderately
to band, and found buyers at Gd. per load reduction :
white sold at 255. to 2GL; red, Vs. to 280. per load el
three Invihels.
THURSDAY.- Bristol : Short supply of old English
wheat, which found buyers at a decline of Is. to 2s. per
or. Several samples of new, fine in quality sod con-
dition, changed bands at Gs. Si. for red, nod 7s. 31. for
white, per 601 b. Foreign gave way from 2.5. to 3e. per
qr., with a tura limited sale at the reduction. Grinding
barley rather over last week's values; some new Irish.
Sere sold at 33s per 4001 b. Oats have declined fully fel.
per qr., with • quiet trade; a parcel of new Irish.
tawny. of light and indifferent quality, realiaed 254., and
a finer paooel 265., per 3041 b. For Indian corn there Is
leas detosuid, and prtoes ore the turn easier. Beans firm.
Wheat: Americau. red gyring. 50.. to 58..; Polish
Odessa, Nicoleel, soft, 525. to 58a; Kubaoks hard, 50s.
to Ws.; °bleb), Taganrog, Don, Ste., soft, 46.. to 48a;
Ghirka, Odessa, Nicolsef, soft, 525. to Ms.; Berdianeki
Marianoele, soft, 545. to 565.; Englirh, red and white,
545. to 60s. per 4961te. Flour: English, good seemly,
per 280 lb. 43e. to 465.; United States, Canadian, Ilta,
neighbouring markets, for which and foreign the trado
rules dull at • decline of Is kr 24. per qr. Several
allwodeeetraTecarnupnpelierr of Eroegilis32h Lwhtoesiligt. I:t*--°thisi"agiand tell;c:
samples of new white wheat have been sold at 7s, 10d.
to Si. per 621 b. -Desires : Wheat was held firmly-
for last week's prices, and ooneequently for seme time
no business was done; ultimately, however, holders of
parcels were obliged to give way, and • very dull trade-
wm effected at • reduction of lc to 2s. per qr. from
last week's rates. Several samples of new wheat, very
fine and in splendid condition, were on offer, and met
with purchasers at extreme prices; 32a was realised
for some Talavera wheat, weighing 13 score Ilb., and
31s. fox fine red, weighing 13 seers 61b. Wheat, beat
white, 60.. to 6U.; boat red, 54a. to GOs.; inferior aorta,
44c to els. -Bisoisissoßtue: Increased supply of
Ensliali wheat, wbieh sold slowly at a decline oils, to
2.. per
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previous rates. Beans Is. per or. higher. Peas held
for quite as much money.-Meeckester : The little
English wheat offering was neglected, at a reduction of
2.. per qr.. and foreign met a slow sale, at • decline of
64. per cents'. Flour was but little inquired for, and
most be quoted Is. per sack cheaper. Oats ruled steady,
while oatmeal was rather lower. Eryptise beam were
is. per qr. dearer. Indian corn, on the contrary, receded
fully Is. per quarter.-Bantery : Show of wheat
limited, and trade ruled slow, with prices in favour of
the buyer. New, 7.. 61. to Bs. 3a.• old, 7s. 94. to
Bs. Gd. per bushel. -Berton-ors- Trend:'
Although there
wee no very great supply of wheat to-day, harvear
prospect. caused a fall of 24. per quarter; red samples.
realising 62e. to 675.; and white, 675. to 725. per 36 stone.
DUDA Y.-Mant •Laste : New English wheat were
disposed of at Monday's quotation/. Scarcely any old
wheat was on show. Prises, therefore, were almost
griorod. Ib'woreinigneuqwual.itideosilengereinheoaldlt.a,t
' nominal. The supply of foreign wheat was very large.
New English barley was steady, at from 40c to 44a per
qualities of white suffering a alight reduction ;
full prices. Flour was dull. Seeds and cakes steady.
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declined from Is. to 35. per quarter, about 2.. being the
average fall-Oxford: Flour thia day twelvemonth
sold for 50,. per sack, the top price to-day is 46..-
Warmiester : Some new samples of wheat made 645. to
665. per quarter. On the whole there was • further
decline of 2s. per quarter, the highest figure not exoeed-
ing 645. Floor sells at 45e. to 475. per sack.-BatA :
Some parcels of new wheat were shown, but they were
of rather indifferent quality, and the highest price did
not exoeed GOB. Old sold very slowly at • destine of 2..
per quarter, the highest figure not exceeding 625.
Seconds flour is quoted at 445. per sack, while bead is
selling at 144. to per 81b. loaf.