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

CORN It A MINTS.

'ltrinDAY.—&shebury : Supply short, but there WBM
• bettor feeling in the trade, though riotrosl7 or. then
• liedied Imamate was effected at last week's rates.
Wheat sold .1 51.. to 724.—Leeds: Fine wheat ls. per
qr. lees titan on Friday, other sons almost unsaleable.
—Liverpool: Wheat declined 44. per °anis' on the
week. Flour in moderate request it unehanged raise.
Waglish wheat flag Ott.. to 2.. per qr. under
late rot..; nothing doing in foreign. Englieh, on.
white. 68i. to 74.; DO. red, sh. to 60‘; Danis*
mined and white, 70s. to 75i.; Honipberg, and Stettin,
raised, 66a. to 70a.; ditto red, 62a. to 661.; Dulish and
Holstein, 62e. to 655.; Ramis& and Odessa, 66.. to 62...
per (imam..

Wuuneursay.—Morit.Latia : The mem market was I
dell. at the slight decine quoted cu Nooday.—
GeMatereurk : Oahe very Woo, holden haying ti sub. I
nut toed. inn Of it to).. per. qr Iste term. White.
730. to 754.• red sad mixed. 68a. to 71e. per. qr.—
&Won Monies, .1 2.. per qr. under late rates. I
White made 704. to VW.; rod. des. to 70e. per 36 dome.
—Newark: A quiet trade. and saes 20. to 34 per 9..
redaction. Wkite 744. to 784.; red. 7. to 724. per 36
1110044

THOLIDAT.— Brutal : English wheel in abort nipple,
for •bieh former. asked last seek's priest, but very
little 11 SA sold. Foreign 2a. per qr. cheaper, with rather
a better demand. Berley and oats 6.1. per qr. loser.
Beans, peas and Indian is,rn in moderate request, at oar
oemetiono. American. red spring. 60.. to 62e. • Poli-h
Odessa, Bawled, soh, 595. to 63e.; Habitue, bard, 66a.
to 564; Gnirk., 7bgenro!, Doe. Ire., soft, 51s. to 61*.;
Ohirke lidera. Nieollavf, milt, 565. to 58L; Berdiembi
MarianOple, soft, 50s. to 615.; Endish, red and white,
eete, gge. to gse.-01.reessfer : Demised for wheat el
the Met retail eherserter, and velum of Ilogllsh and
foreign must be noted 2s. per qr. cheaper. Grinding
barley is premed at • deli.. of 6d. per qr. Beans and
peas about support former 'serener.. The demand for
oats coetinues mall, and where males are premed 6d. per
qr lees roomy is meopted.—Dmisco : Good supply of '
whist, but with a limited demand prima expenemed '
• decline of from le, to 2.. gorge. Trade was mg dell
for other articles, prises being the turn tinfavoole to
the buyer. Wbeat, beat white, Ws. to IS.; beet red.
61s. to 65e. ; inferior ports, 51.. to MIL —Bee.64/1/1
Wheat • quiet trade, and • decline of 3d. to 61. per
bushel took pima ; nem T.. 9d. to 8.. 6.1.; old, Su to
Is. 61. per briebeL—liforsokki : Wheat sales proceeded
etwely, and we may wine pries. beady 3a. per qr. in
f.vour of the buyer. White samples realised 76.. to
171..; red. 675. to 79.. pm: 36 atone.—Beege„..../sma ,
A languid tone perm&il tber wheat Wade, and sellers
were sot able to realies lest week'. terms by fully ils.
per qr., white samples selling at 71.. to 775.; red 675. to
72e. per 36 stone.—Mauckeerer i Only a moderate at.
tendert°s at market, and the teed' ruled slow for all
arti4ss. Englbh wheat &relined 24. per qsarter, and
fereire a to ad. pm metal. Flour was diNeult of
sale at • reduction of Ils. per seek. In oats and oatmeal
De change was obeermblei. Egyptian beans and ladion
..we were weeh 6,1. per qr. dmirm.---BiretiepAimet:
There was mom lloglish wheat °Eerie.. and the ed.
mad* were at a deeliee of fully 9.. per qr. B.,1„
quits a• dear. Oats in fair demand, at last week's
rates. Beans and peas unaltered.
FRIDAT. —.I/art./arse : For both red and white wheat
the demand ruled heavy, at barely Monday's decline in
the quotations. The imports of foreign wheat continue
on a fair avenge reel*. Millers operated rentioesly.
Nevertheless, Do further sheep took place In the quota.
tee". newt,' of grain were • slow gales at
berg, tie Barley was • slow sale, bet
DM cheaper. no awed wholly eompeeed
(.I.4are
el Tag arse a fair We for mai, an
brow Ow* le liqp antra* leis won s till

inquiry, and healed parcels were rather eheaper. In
beans next to nothiog was does, at late rates. Peas
were much neglected. Holders, however, were firm.
I Flour, seeds, and cakes ruled about stationary.—
' Lincoln : An sewage show of wheat, and the Inquiry
we ...low at a reduction of 21. to 34. per qr. White. 71a.
to 76a ;red. 675. to 72a. per 36 stoma—Derby Wheat
moved off slowly at • reduction of 2.. to Sa. per qr.
White, 72a. to 78..; red, 68.. to 73a. per 36 stnna—
Stamford Wheat trade inactive at neer', 3s. per qr.
andar mime. White qualitael wads 70s. to 775.,
sad red. 675. io 70s. per 36 stone —Liverpool: A good
attentance,and in wheat a Imre business was transacted
at • declioe of 34. to 4.1. per motel Si... Tuesday. Flour
in moderate request at resent rates. Indian corn being
extremely scarce, minamanded as improvement in value
of 63. per qr. on the prices of Townley. Oats firm.
Oatmeal dull and slightly easier. Canadian pees inactive
and la. to 2a. cheaper. Malt depressed. Barley on.
changed.

be-TUBDAT.-Dowessirr : Wheat exhibited a general
full of from 6d. to Is. per load of three bushels.
Quotations :-Wheat, 25e. to 275. • fine' 27a. &I. to
29.. per three bushels.- ffuetert;don : Wheat heavy
at 3a. per quarter under late prises. -Peterborough :
Wheat declined fully 20. per qoarter. New white,
660. to 69e. ; new red, 62e. to 65e. ; floe white, 70..;
Inc red, 66e. per quarter of 5041be.-r7realrient
Wheat languid, at 2s. per qr. lower. New white, 70e. to
79.. ; new red, 65e. to 701. per 96 stmts.-Cambridge :
Wheat sales could only be miile at 20. to 3.. per qr.
lee. money. White, 692. to 72e. ; rod, 645. to 69e.
per 36 storm-Nottingham : Wheat 2e. per quarter
lower. New white, 74. i. to 76e. ; new red, 66. to Mt
per 36 stone.-Rochrefer : For beet lots el white the
terms are 70.. to 74.. ; secoodary, 675. to 70e. • end
other sort., 65.. to 675. per qr. ; best lota of red wheat,
65s tr 69.. ,• seenedary, 635. to 66..; and damp aad
inferior, 61s. to 63e. per quarter.-Leicester: Wheat
declined fully 3e. per qr. White may be written at
70.. to 73e. ; red, 565. to TO.. per 36 stone.-- York :
Wheat inactive, at fully 2.. Per quarter under
late rates. Pliell• for white samples may be written
at 70s. to Ms. ; for red. 64'. to 675. Per 36 stone.
-Norwich: Wheat dull at • decline of 1. to qt.
qr. Whitt, 745. to 75e.; red ditto. Fffra. to 675. per qr.
Fleur, 475. per earak.-Reading : The supply of wheat
gbh morning was about an average for the time of year,
lead eoasideriag, too, that harvest I. so aloes at hand.
, eoro. ho ...I, very reluctant purehasers, and
a very slow trade prevailed, at prime rather in favour of
purelearers. Tb• little barley as offer was quit.
eleadetne foe the demand. Beene were emerge sad dear,
wed sinew peas fetched 46e. per qr. O•te without
I. value or deseeed. - Astilerer At this
emeket there was bat a small attendee's. We had,
' however, a goad supply of wheat for the time of year.
The demand eould not well be quieter, and nay feo
sales were made at last week'. rate.. The quota.
tion was from Ma. to 74.. per quarter. The barley
trade must for some time remain quiet, and we
can ooly soy that nothing permed in homegrown grain.
Orme and beans, both of which am suffering from the lone
continued drought, are held for more money. Flour ill
rolling at 50.. per sack. At lia.ingetoke there were
hags sales of wheat, at Is. to 20. per or. decline on last
week. The ranee was from li‘s. to 74A, the average
being as high as 70s. 21. per qr. The following were
the other quotations :-Barley, Mo. to 44..; oete 28s. to
325.; beans, 50.. to 54e. Bread is selling at I6d. ppr
Bib. loaf.-Warntimpter: For the tints of your we had
a good atteadanee te.clay, but only a small offer of any
dereelption of corn. The demotic!, however was quiet
toy everything. Wiest sold sloely, at a decline of Is.
per qr., and we did not beer ihot 72.1. was exceeded.
The range was down to 68.. There were no transactions
in home-grown barley. A little is held by dealers, for
I whisk prie sap to 48e. ger qr. are eared. The demand
iis principally for mine feeding. Foreign barley for
grinding makes 34n. 040.. Oats are firm, at horn 29..
to 325. per qr. Beats ere bald for more money, and ere
quoted Ike to 600. pet qr. Flour in 4&. to 500.
per seek. We ere eiff, ring much from the drought.-
Bath : tteadance •ry smell, and supply searity. The
Wile badness pia einy in wheat wan at last week's rates,
the quotation being front 66.. to 73.. per gr. There
were some trifling sales of berley. at fully previous rates,
the quotation being up to 42.. Oats sold in small
retail quantities at very firm rater. The quotation woe
300. to 345. per qr. Beene were quite es deer, and
amide Hs. to 58e. ;see qr. Peas nominal. Flour is
0-11ing at 47.. to 50.. per wick. Oar amounts from
other Somerset mai lots teem with the consequences of
the drought, the big coatinasnes of which threaten.
to prove diesstroes to tinny of the crop.. Burley, oats,
beans, peas, end the early potatoes have soffered the
most, and prices are skely to be greatly •ffectod in con-
' sequence. This markets show but little alters-
I tire, but there is, oc the whole, firmer&