The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26 00:00:00

IMPERIAL CORN • AVERAGES.

Wbial. —llOlll7. Ost•
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• d. • d. • d.
73 2 43 6 27 a
73 8 43 10 tr# 0
73 11 42 2 23 2
74 6 44 2 3
74 7 41 8 7,4 1
74 1 14 4 26 8
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April II ... ..

May
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16

Showing. in the dye weeks, arse of Is. Id. in wheat;
• rise of 101. in barley; and one. of Is. in oats.

CORN MARKETS.
TOVIDAT.-Suiribarry : Small basin'ss in wheat, at
decline oil., to 2.. per qr. Price., 551. to 80s. -
iirerpoiol : Wheat In moderate requat, at the turn
lower for white. and 44. per cental easier for red Mose
Friday. -Huff : English wheat 341. to U. per qr. less
money ; foreign dull. Engli.h, new white, 755. to 80s.;
new red, Coiri. to 73..; Dantgia and Konigsberg, raised
and white. 74.. to 80.., Hamburgh and Baltic red, 70..
to 724.; Danl.& and Holstein, red, 70.. to 715.; Polish
Odessa red, 70a. to 715.; Egyptian, 584. to 59a.: cleaned,
60s. to Gls; Russian and Danubian, 645. to 66.. per qr.
WEDPITIJDAT.-Mark.Latie : fkarcely any buiness
tranucted. •n 4 Monday's pricos nominal for both
English and foreign whent.-Frome : Wheat declined
Is. to 2a. per qr.-Rodon : Small business, at a re-
ductiou nfls, to 2s. per qr. White, 75e. to Pas.; red,
73e. to 75a. per 36 atone.-Nestork : Prices for wheat
ruled 2. per qr. lower; white. 795. to 825., and red,
74.. to 76e, per 34 stone.- Worksop : A reduction of
61. to Is. per load took place whiie 29.. to 314., and
red. 27.. to 29.. per load of three bushels.
THURSDAT.-Brutol : English wheat save way freely
2a. per ,tr., and foreign Is. to 24. Barley quiet. Oats,
6:1. per qr. cheaper. -OlosterUr Wheat he. declined
2s. per qr.- Deriza : Wheat trade very doll, at a
decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr. from lut week.-Birmimp.
ham : Show of English wheat limited. trade slow at Is.
to 2s. per qr. decline. Nothing doing in foreign,
abliingh offered at 2a. to 3.. leu money. -.Manchester :
Limited demand for wheat: English samples sold at a
reduction of 24. per qr.; foreign white was 21. to 31.,
and red 41. to 61. per oental cheaper. In floor there
was but little stirring at a decline of Is per sack.

FAlDAT.—Mart•Loote : Supply of English wheat very
moderate, demand heavy, at klonday's decline. The
generel quality of the sample. was good. The aboar of
fori•ign wheat was rath.r extensive. Even the finest
qualities were very inactive, at barely stationary prices.
The stocky in warehouse are still on the inweithe. Only
a limited inquiry for floating cargoes of grain, at barely
late rates. Both English mod foreign barley met with a
glow sale. In pria••, however, no quotable change took
place. In malt, this supply of which was tolerably good,
only a moterate business wax doing, at late rates.
Oats moved off steadily, at blonJay's advance. The
show of samples waa only moderatv. Beane, rem, and
flour were very dull, and previous rates were barely
supported. Seeds and cakes ro inaotive.—Lincohe
Wheat declined 1, to 2. per. qr.•. white, 77.. to 825.;
red, 735. to 770. per 31; ttone.—Lirerpool: For wheat
an extremely limited business, at • decline of 3d. per
cent.' froze Tuesday's rates. Flour almost entirely
ustleeted, and 61. per sack cheat er.—Sosithamptow
'Very little English wheat offering, and holders being
inditposed to submit to reduction very little business
resulted. In other gr tin no change. Flour declined
Is, per sack.—WaJekefd Wheat 2s. cheap. r, and this
etistline only leada to • retail businesa. Barley rathur
lower.

SATORDAT.-Baili Wheat could not be sold without
a reduction of Is. to 2.. le•rqr. Prices, 70s. to 7611.-
Tduatcra ; Wheat trimly doll ; best 9s. 44. to 9s. 84. per
bush, 1.- Wormineer: Prices for wheat 2s. lower
than last wok. Q•icotations, 70.. to 765. per qr.-
yksbary : Best English wheat 725. to 76.. per qr.-
Derma ; At Exeter yesterday wheat declined Is. to 21.
per qr. Best white was quot. 4 9.. 9,1. to 10s per bushel
(76e. to 80e. per and best red 9s. Gel. to 9s. 94. (76e.
to 78s ). inferior qualities were 72e. poor quarter upwards.
The quota•ion for grinding barley, of which there was
only a email supply, made about previous Mixes. from
4.. 64. to 4.. 9,1. (10e. to 38e.) Oats were dna at last
week's rates, the boot qualities soaking 4s. to 4s. 34.
(32a. to 345. per qr.), and inferior de. 04. to 3.. 104. (i 9
to 301. Gd.) Exeter quotations for flour are: Superfine,
to 594.; fine, Ms. to 560.; seconds, 535. to 545. per
sack.-North Tawton prices were: Wheat, 91. 94(78);
barley, 50. (40e.); costs, 24. 91. (305.) At Hatherleigh
/market prices of wheat ranged from 9s. to 10e. per
bushol (72.. Ve Wk. per qr.); honey, from sa. upwards
V 011: oats myto only about 20s. per quarter. The
igho at prier or wheat at Azininider was 9t. 64. (70..);
of hariel. (MO: of oats. 3a. 61 (28..)-Lteracas,er
Wheat quiet, toil price. were 91 per Icad lower. New,
26r. to 265.; floe, 29..; old, 20.. to 213 x; Site, 30s. per
load of three bushel.. -Esser : Yesterday, at Chelms-
food, the price of wheat was reduced about ls. per qr.,
although former rates were supported In some instances.
White wheat, 70s. to 75... red ditto, 665. to 725..-At
Braintree, a decline of la. to 2a. per. qr. had to be sub-
mitted to in order to effect salea.-Hainpskire:
Southampton -Wheat, Cl 7 to £l9 10s. per loael.-At
Alton trade ruled dull, prices for wheat being somewhat
In favour of purchasers.-At Ramsey prior. were droop-
Ing.-At Parelism wheat was quoted st 745. to 760.;
and at Newport, Isle of Wight, its average price was I
745. hid. per qr. -At Winchester wheat aeenutrol
71a.. ; and at Ringwood 73.. 44. per qr.; bread 171.
to 184. per 81h.-At Peter field wheat was quoted at
Ell to £l9 10.. per load.-At Basingstoke wheat realised
72.. to 80..-5 t Andover yesterday wheat bad • down-
ward tendency ; other grain was unalt-red in vat.,:
Wheat, 675. to 80s.; household flour, 50s. to 58e. per
qr.; bread, 161. per 816.-- Leicester : Wheat aslow
demand, rate. being 2s. per qr. lower than on the week
preceding. Prices for new white ranged from 795. to
825.; for new reel, 70e. to 77e. per 36 stone.-Sfortics-
bury: oOod white wheat toren:riot from Its. 41 to
11e. 84. per 751b5., and good red hone lls. to 114. 34.
pm same weight.-Saaffs Wale.: Wheat has declined
fully 2a. per qr.; old white selling from 9,, to9g, 34,
per 6l'llbs.; old red, fts. 64. to 8.. 51.; inferior, 7a. 34.
- York Fanners unable to make the priees of last
week by 2s. per qr. White, 765. to 78e.; red, 70s, to
75e. per 36stooe.

CATTLE MARKET'S.
WITROPOLITAII, Thursday. - The supply was very
good, and trade pretty active at about former rates.
BRISTOL. Thuraday. Full supply of beef, the !
majority of very good quality. There was • rather dull
sale at recent quotation., best descriptions realising
about 68.. and secondary from 64. to 665, per cwt,
supply of 'beep very large, demand fully equal to it;
beet choice weathers realising 60., and, in some in.
6}d. per lb., and ewes and heavy inferior sorts
changing bands at 68. per lb. A large supply of lambs,
which met with a quiet trade, holden being rather firm.
Supply of store cattle lane, trade earthing but brisk,
and prices were rather easy. Much cows a full average
supply, but only a limited business Ina done, at some-
what low prices. A abort 'ripply of pip. Trade was
quiet, and owing to the reduction in the baoon market
prior showed a downward tendency, and on the whole
the redacted pries of from 10s. fal. to 11.. might be
quoted. The trade in horses remains very quiet.
NLITGATZ •ND LIAR'S/TALL, Friday.—Only moderate
supplies of meat are on sale at these markets. There
has been • fair demand at our quotations.

Per Mo., by the cares4e.
..4.
Interior beef .. 3 OboS I
Middling ditto 3 4 „ S 8
Prime large dn. 310 ,1 I
Primo mall ditto 4 4 4 6
Veal 3 6 4 8
Lanilni. 50.

•d • A
inforior muttno 3 !tO3 6
Middliar ditto.. 3 8,, 4 2
Prinks ditto.. . 4 4„ 4 6
Bons I pork ... 3 0 „ 3 6
lArg• ditto—. 3 8 o 4 8
I. to On. 44.