The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21 00:00:00

ILew whits, 65e. to 72a.; new red. 150 e. f 3 66L I Danis'l
mined and white. 70s. to 75..: lonia:shorn and Stettin,
mixed, 64a. to 685.; ditto, :ed. 60e. to 64e; Ilamburgh
and Upland white, nil: ditto re 4. 60u to etc ; French,
nominal; Danish and Holstein, 50e. to 65,.; Russian and
Odessa_ 55e. to 60.. per qr. —Rochester : Trade
generelly wiry dull, while price, again declined a further
Is to 2s. per. qr. Notwithetending the °once:legions made
only a retail buidness was done, the trsinsetione bete of
an almost nominal character. Foreign cheat was less
steely, and prices about Is. per. qr. lower. In the tiler
trade there we. little doing, buyers contenting them•
selves with antisfying the immediate domande of their
customer., at about Me Orem _ . _ .

WEDSVIDAT.-Mark-Lage: Receipts ef homeirrown
wheat very limited ; neveltheless, the trade ruled
heavy, at Monday's redaction ia value. Foreign wheat,
the show of which was good, moved off slowly, at the
late decline. Floating cargoes of %heat were difficult to
sell, and prices tended downwards. Barley trade culled
firm, at late rates. Malt dull. Oats, buns, and peas
steady. Floor moved off slowly, at drooping prices. -
Frosts : Fair attendance but only a very small offer of
corn. The wheat trade was very quiet, at • farther
decline in prices, the highest price we heard of being
68.. per qr., and the range we. down toe:IL-Boston :
Wheat trade slow at prime in favour of the buyers :
white ranged from 655. to 700.; red and mixed, 60u to
665. per 34 stene.-Loahlt: Wheat easier to bay,
pies. ranged from 68s. to 72r. per qr.-Nraoart :
Supply of wheat moderate, and to effect sales Is. to
2.5. lesa mon. y bat to be Mk= : while changed hands
at 69r. to 74c; red. 65a. to 695. per 36 stone. -
Worksop : Moderate supply of wheat and tho boainesmi
done was at barely late rates, rI ranging from 254. to
I 265., white from 275. to 28s. per load of three bushels.
THOUDAT.-Brudol : Short supply of English wheat,
which sold slowly at a decline of le. per qr. Foreign
wheat 2s. lower, bat with scarcely anything doing.
Barley in good demand for Reding purposes, at an
advance of 6d. per qr. Oats firm. but not motive. Indian
corn inluirel for, and Is. per qr. dearer. Beans is. per
qr. higher. American, red erring, 513 a to 00114 Polish
Odessa, Nicolas/. yolk 56e. to 62..; Kobanka. bard, 521.
to 54..; °Wks, Taganrog, Don. ka, soft, 48a to go.•
Mirka, (Mesas, Nesoluf, soft, 545. to 56e.; Berdianaki
Werienonle, soft, 57e. to 59h; English, red and white,
60u to 68r. per 496 be. Enaloh flour, good seconds,
per 2801 b. 45a. to 47..; United State., Canadian, ke.,
sweet superfine, per barrel. 33.. ts 345. -Olouccafer :
Small supplies of English wheat at this and the neigh-
bouriog ro•rlisti. from whirls the millers pantheon
sparingly at is. per quarter I.e. money. Fine fore**
wheat is taken in retail at. similar reduction ;secondary
samplee alto‘ether neglected. -Devises : There wee a
good supply of wheat, which met • steady demand at •
reduction of 21. to 3a. per qr. from last week's rates.
Other articles showed very little alteration in value.
Wheat, best white, 80s. to 64..; beat red, 565. to 60e.;
inferior sorts, 46e. to 54.. Flour, fine. 48s. to 525.;
other qualities, 45e. to 47e. Beat bread, Is. 3d. the
81b. loaf.-Birmiugliass : Short supply of English
wheat, but the prioe gave way 2e. per qr. Foreign In,
Per qr. lower. The millers reduced the retail pries of
flour 3e. 44. per sack.-Maisciameer, Scarcely any
Beglieb wheat offering, and its value is merely nominal I
Californian sod Chile., white were 3.1. to 41. per Genial
dearer, while all sorts of foreign red were rather cheaper.
Flour was in limited request, and all but the finest
qualities were bd. per sank lowsr.-Bassbury : Supply
of wheat by no means large, and the demand was slow
at about 24. per bushel &cline. New samples made
is. 84. to Bs. 31.; old, 7.. 91. to 84. 64. per brothel.
Flour, 48s. to 56.. per sack --Burtow-olt-Trent : Small
show of wheat, and sampler could only be disposed of at
reduced quotitions. While, Os. to 75..; red, 64a. to
695. per 36 stone. -Mam*k{ : Tolerable attendance
and a feir show of wheat. Trod, very dull at 20. per qr.
1... money. Red, 65e. to 685.; white 695. to 745. per
36 stone.

FIRIDAT.—Mark•Lant : Market scantily supplied with
English wheat. The quaky of the samples, however,
was good. Both red and white qualities met • heavy
Inquiry, at Monday's decline in the quotations; new
Telavera was held at 76e, per qr. There was a large
quantity of foreign wheat on the stands. Even the
finest parcels were very dell, at barely stationary Tutees.
The transactions in floating q-soe. of wheat were very
limited; but tbe value of ail other produce was firmly
supported, especially main and cotton seed. The show
of foreign barley was seasonably good. Most descrip-
tions moved off slowly, but at full quotations. Malt
sold steadily, at previous rates; the show of samples was
moderate. There was • large business doing in oats, at
the late &deems' in the quotations. Both beans and
peas were quite as dear as on Monday. In dour very
little was doing, on former terms. Seeds and cakes were
ateady.—Stastford: Show of wheat limited, and to
effect sales less money had to be accepted. White,
68s. to 73•; red 625. to 671. per 36 stone.—Lincola
Supply of wheat small, and buyers operated cautiously,
prices declining Is. to 2s. per qr. White samples sold
at 70s. to 74•; red, 644. to 68.. per 36 stoue. —Derby :
sopply of wheat middling. Business was not fast, and
pnoes were Is. to 2s, against the seller. White realised
71s. to 75...; red 654. to 70s. per 36 stone. Superfine
flour, 534. ti 545.; fine. 48s. to 51s. per 20 stone.—
Wakefield : Attendance thin. Fresh wheat, not being
Plentiful, brings last week's prim, ; other sorts neglected.
Beans Is. dearer.
Sannnut.—Warsanuire : A elcanuoce 111111 not made,
though prices went down Is. to 2s. per qr. further. We
did not hear that 66e. p.r qr. was exceeded, which
showed the material difference of 16.. from the prices
of three mouths since for the same quality of grain.
—Bark : Wheat sold very slowly at lest week's rates,
but the business done barely Podia. a quotation, which
was nominally 60s. to 66e. per qr.-4adorer : Prices
to-day were again lower, and we did not hear that 66..
per qr. was eseeeded.—Reading A large glut of fine
new wheat will soon be brought to market, and the
deoline Is pei.o. sebtob set in on Monfiny of It to 24.
per qr. cannot fail to continue until they have been
brought again to their legitimate level.