The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-28 00:00:00

CORN MARICIT.

Tnnuoae.—Bristai: Our market to-day was thinly attended.
English wheat was in good supply ; milivrs were free buyers at
P.ivr yr reducti n, but there being few sellers thermt, only a
united quantity chanzed hands. Foreign wheat met a quiet
sale, and WU rather I seer. Harley exceedingly +mom, and 6.1
lv per qr. deter. The c oitinued drought hu cauied oat
values to advance a lurtherfi.i per. qr. Maize inquired for, and
Iv per yr. higher.
MILT. id. id.
EngliM, red and white, new, per 4961 b. .. 50 0 .. 50 o
.imvricalt spring, ditto .. 49 0 .. :0 0
ditto _ -

Ihtto winter

51 0 .. 63 0

soft, ditto 30 0 .. 3.0 0
Gbirii•,Tagsionig, oic.. soft, ditto .. 47 0 49 0
iterdiaoaki Narian.ipie soft ditto .. 47 0 . 49 0

Californian, white .. 53 0 .. 55 0
Polah Wefts,Nlcolad, sott,_ clitta .. 9 0 .. 0

3/JLLIT.
ft 01•11, red to fine malting. JOr imp. qr.. 0 0 .. 0 0
111.6 awl French, 'trawling, per ite.lb. .. 28 0 .. 30 0
Danube nod Ilinlitermnean, ditto .. 27 0 .. 27 6

OATS.
Limerick and other, One while, per 3201 b .. 27 0 .. 28 0
Cork, Dublin, 11,ht, dftlo.. 24 6 . 25 6
Cork, Waterford, black, per 31111 b .. 23 6 .. 24 0
Irish tawri), ditto .. 24 0 . 24 6
Prince &laud bland, black ditto .. 24 0 . 25 0
EMIL

Egyptian per 49D1b.
per imperial qr.

.. .. 46 0 .. 62 0

FLOUIL.

English, good seconds, per Znills. .. 36 0 .. 38 0
United States, Ca.ladl, sweet super-
..
COAX.

6ac, par barn!.

.. 24 6 .. 25 6

Mixed American, per 4801 b.---.. .. 0 0 .. 0 0
Ode asa and Danubian, ditto 32 6 .. 31 0
Dan, per 40016 25 0 .. 25 6
21010...0r 01o1b.. .
.21 0 22 0

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AIII6VALL —lrish : 722 qrs, oats. Coastwise • 240 wicks
flour. Fore.: 4,914 qrs. wheat, 1,984 qrs. cats, 2,441 qrs.
mats. 2,023 barnris 21 ur.
. . .

Uto;seester : The wheat tea. has assumed a quieter tone,
and ann"ugh allPPlim of English from the farmers ere small,
to sell a reduction of le per qr. h to be submitted to ; foreign
is in moderate !squat at • similar decline. Barley is laid I r
6 ,and beans, peas, and image for Is ler qr. mme money, hot
the demand Is by no means active at the advma. Stocks of
Pets are light, and holders Inds!. on 61 per qr. 1711.. re money;
tawny. now realise Ms. per 3121b.—Dernzes : The excitement
which has characterised our corn market, In common with
other, throughout the country, for the lust three or for
weeks, has c mpletely disappeared, and to-day there mu, if
anything, a trilling reaction. Trade was very dull, and with •
somewhat small seep's% very little trueness was trensacted. In
some eases last week's prices were made; in others • reduction
of In ier qr. had to to- submitted to. A fine sample ..f too
year-old wheat, weighing 19 score 21b. nett, a. s sold f .r 30s
per rack. In other grain no alterm lon —Birminokans : At
this day's market there was a large supply of both English
and foreign what, which sold at a decline of la and its
per qusrter. Barley and oats higher. Peas and beans,
Is. higher. Wheat, &WIWI, white, per bushel of 62b,,
Os ed toil ; ditto, new, 0.44 to 7.; ditto, red old,
6. &I to 6. 64; ditto, red new, 6.24 to 6.44, Barley, malting,
per Imperial qr., 37.61 to 44s 6'l; grinding, per 26211 x, 274 to
32.. Oats, English, white, per Imperial qr.. 27,84 to 354 ;
Irish gray, per 3121 h., 25,64 to 26s ed.—Manchuter : There
was a slender attendance at our markPt this morning; what
and flour wee scarcely Inquired for, and prices tended in
favour of buyers, but were not quotably lower than on this
day sennight. Oats brought a further advance of Id
to 24 per 451 b ; Egyptian beam ad, English Is, and Indian
corn 61 per qr.
Fiume —Mark-Lan.: Market thinly attended. English
wheat • slow sale, with tendency downwards In prices. Foreign
Inactive, without alteration in value. Flour trade dull. Barley
maintains Monday's price.. Oat. much less active, but prices
supported. Linseed and rapeseed steady. Maze not so active,
hut quotations maintained. Beans and pea unaltered.
Flowing cargoes: Wheat very quiet. Maize very firm Lin-
seed firm. Rapeseed unchanged ; few cargoes on de. Arrivals—
English and Scotch • heat, 450 qrs.; foreign wheat, 2,h10 qr..;
foreign barley, 8.000 ma; foreign oats, 43,010 qrs.; foreign
maize, 15,210 qrs. ; foreign peas 1,990 qrs. ; foreign
Sour, 2,250 sacks and 3,150 barrels. Malt, 170 quarters.
Liverpool : At this day'. market there wss a
small attendance 'I the town and country trade, and very
little dlsp.seition to buy. Wheat, with a slow retail
sale, may be quoted 24 to 3d per 1001 h lower. Flour we.
difficult to move, but nominally without change in value We
quote winter red what worth Ski 8d to 9s 104 ; No. 1 spring,
90 .41 to 9.1 kJ ; and No. 2, 0. to fa 2d per 1001 b. Extra State
and Western flour, 244 per 1961 b. Oats were in fair request
and Id per 45th dearer, while oatmeal remained anon Tueeday.
In barley there we. no material alteration to note —Wake-
field : The demand for wheat for toe Continent having in la
great measure fallen off, the tone of the trade this week is leas
buoyant, and tepday the businea parsing Is quite of a retail
character, and prices must be noted Is per qr. lower than last
Friday. The stocks here are, h .srever, so small, and prices so
much below threw current In the agricultural markets that
factors show little disposition to press ales at the decline.
Spring corn fully am dear.