The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27 00:00:00

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REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

The grain trade has been in • depressed state during
the weak. The large increase in the supply of grain off
Gout, stoapled with the prospect of further heavy re-
m:Mita, has rendered millers very cautious in their opera-
tions, and a weakening tendency has teen imparted to
urines, resultin; in • decline of from 1. to 24 per qr.
Toe inure pacific aspect of the Laxembourg difficulty,
and tit, piobebility that the Conleresioe to be shortly
h.IU iii L.nlon will be productive of good results, and
will arrange the Eudora Question on a more secure
basis, LAM also engendered caution in ootaluding
huniness, Alton, in feet. haa generally been of • hand•
ti-mouth char.cter. The prospect of an interruption
of our euppliea from Russia has been less marked, and
th..:re•ore speculative purchases have been checked, an
ieereased disposition to realise being C.mor• apparent.
Until the abeam' of a return of pesoe become greater
than they are at present, • continuance of quietness
may be looked for; but should hostilitiee once cesse
tuere would certainly be a strong export inquiry to
rebore the distreas owe/coned by the Franoo-erusstan
war. Flour has been dull, and rather easier. The
Spring corn trade has participated in the general
heaviness The Continental grain trede has been in an
unsettled stated, and the valae of both wheat and Spring
corn has ruled easier. In America, however, • fair
average export business has been transacted, and the
qaotations have hod an upward tendency.
On Friday bat at lfark-Lane very little business, but • firm
market for all articles; oats dd to Is dearer than on Monday
—swedes 211 ad to 22e, ; other article, ehowed an up-
ward tendency. The Liverpool and Wakefield markets note a
rime in the value of wheat.

PIAMTING CALWOBS.-OFF COLS; CF„ A I.

I Bondi
Odes. and Sc. (lira& ..
Taganrog
New
.Comet

--- - -
lbs. I. U. L d.
U 49 0
. 492-48 0 48 0
. 402-0 0 46 0

4 0

Polimb Odeon ..
Spring American
Winte.r American
Californian ..

.. —o o
.. dO-47 6 40 0
. . 440-41 0 5 2 0
... 600— 5 7 0 54 0

°slats and Odom ..

.. n-3. 0 212 0
.. 410-31 0 SI IS
.. 440-0 0 0 0

• •
BAILIAT.
DIM übe

itTo;i7. 1:

.. 400-26 0 26 6
.. 440 6 g 7 0
.. 4U--0 0
.. 400-U 0 0 0

140-37 0 Ai 0
48)-0 0 0 0

ail.
Taganrog
Danube
Smyrna Dada • 4&)-0 0 0 0
Danube and SalookalflUeteeed 400— 0 0 0 0
Miummemo 160— 0 0 0 0
Since Mu, day (Friday) week, a large Boot ha arrived, and
although a good number bare been sold each day, there still
remain upwards of do cargass of grime, 2J of Maim, and 10
of barley. The chant., of wind hm now stepped tits arrarkl.,
and the tons of the floatiog trade le drm.

CURRENT PRICES Of UKAIN.-Durt Pau.
WIA4I, 84444 and Kent white new 525t0564
red • • . ••„ 411 to 52
Norfolk and Suffolk white „ 64 to 3tl
red • • •„ 40 to 52
Lincoln sod Cambridgeshire „ 6/ to 63
Blushes „ 51 to 54
Telovera 67 to 61
&sett •. . . . 48 to 50
•. . .
Dantaic and Konigsberg .. .. 67 to 02
Rostock, Wismar nod Stralsund .. 67 to (J 0
ILarianopoli an) Bardianski 44 to 48
Petersburg and Bazooka .. .. 45 to 47
United Mum and Canadian.. Winter .. 51 to 63
du du .. Spriug .. al to ;.1
Australian .. . • ..• 51 to 67
rbOtte., per sack of 180 It..
Country .. slato3ei Townmade.. 40 to 47
Amerimo, extra-State, per barrel of 19610 s 96 0 to 18 6
do. Boor .• St 0 to 15 0
Canadiao
Vlenna,llungarian, Au, scarce, per mak Of
40 to 5d
AuAralian . .• ..11 hail 40 4., 42
Californian . • • . .. 37 to 30
Ramat, English, fine malting . .. 36 to 41
seooodary du _ .•• 33 to 34
Grinding and Distilling .. 30 to 32
Foreigo, tool. -par .4.3210 e.. 40 to 41
Danish and Swedish .• 32 toll
Banat aail.iitettio .. 30 to 31
Grinding ..por 36011 m.. IS to 111
Naur, Fine Pole •
00 to 04
Secondary ditto
1.058
Oatat,lEngiish, feed .. weight per bu51..38 40 lb. 22 to 25
putatue mid Poland ..40 43 Ito 25 t. /8
Scotch feed .. • • -60 41 lb. 24 to 20
potato's
..42 41 lbs 27 to 30
Irish, potato.
..42 41 lb. 27 to 28
feed • • .. -36 40 lb. 10 to 24
Black .. -30 38 ibt RI to 21
Foreign, Dutch Pula:lids -30 42 lb. 23(020
brow .. _4O 42 ibs 23 to 26
feed 343815. lit to 23
Swedish
..38 41 11)4 21 to zil
Danish
..36 40 Ibs 11 to 24
Kusaian •. .. .38 40 Ibs 20 to 23
Era-English old 32.33 new 32-33-ForM. go .. 31 to 3$
()mutat-Scotch, per ton £l4 £l5 0- Insb Ell! to £l4O
Baana-English Prui4r.i .. • • • • 4640484
Tick and
•. 34 to 42
.421046
Fweilfh. ihisocA
P-otos, white 43. 46. -Pesti; -to -
Foreign, Prussian, boilers 41 to 43
toed • • .. 40 to 42
Condian
8E WS.
Colima, per qr-Engilsh new 00 to 68- Fu 50 t. 64
Razz, pre qr... .. Large 441 to 48 • • 43 to 46
0411BAWAY, per cwt, English • . • • 3u to 31
Foreign New Dutch . 30 to SI
omAinsa ~ Euglli io to ti Ina bright 22 to 21
OLoViIL Red du 64 to ad white ... 71 to 04
tt Foreign 64 to 02 „ •
74 eg
~English new • • .. 11 to 23
Foreign „ 18 to 21 choice .. 21 to 22
Iltseratin par bogie', brown 12 to 13 white .. 1210 13

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001 th 11•111a111.
Baioratr, Um—Wheat. 46. to bed ; barley (grinding) ISI to
U.; malting ditto, Sts to las; oats Sas to Ids per qr. Flour,
e to la per sick. But, lid to 104; visa, tid to Id; mutton,
Id to lad per lb; Ifts to lla per =ore. Bacon. 0.1 to 10,1 per lb ; came (boriet, 44,00 48. per two. Butter (fresh), Is 6.1 per
lb. gap, lald per damn.
Otrionserui, SIM —Moderate supplies of English wheat at
thln and neighbouring market., trade dull, at 0.1 to Is per qr
less money; foreign slow at • snider decline Yelling and
grinding barley, 11 per qr cheaper. Beans and peas about
support late currants.. Oats Is falr request, at lea week's
pnoss. liaise in better demand, at the values previously
current,
fkmunogan tit —Short supply of Foglish wheat, which sold
at the extreme quotations of iast week, red making 00. to
6ls 6.1, and ordinary white, 63. to 56k all per pr of glellb.
(Foreign wheat sold at the price. of Thursday last, and met •
good consumptive demand.
Banally 22nd.—tiuppl3, of EngUsh wheat moderate, and
sold pretty freely at rather under net week's rata ; foreign,
not active, sod the Maw made wire on warmly such good
terms a last week. Malting barley. rosintaned their value,
with • better trade doing; • good demand for grinding
qualities, a • reduction of ad per qr. In mass, a °tolerate
business doing, at about list week's pram Oat. sold freely,
at barley the value, of this day n'inight.
Deflate, Ilnd.-81tect apply of wheat, and although trade
ate dull, last week's pines were fully maintained. Barley In
food supply, but trade wee very quiet, with a tendency to prier • shade lower for enaondary qualities. lt,rat-r.te
amassers beginning to get very waren Osta, beam, and peas
were with mg ensue in ratite.
Waxman, 2.lrd —Tbe wheat trade was Amur In tone than
is the early part of Me week, and a stee.l,y °amnia, re de
-
mug for dry paresis, at teat Friday's praxes. Fut. barley in
geasaid, at late nine Beans and oats fully as dear.
Ltvgaroot, nowt« was inti Luauckia,sellwill be dosed on Tuealay next. • good hulas., wee done in
wheat, red pacriptions beim/Neurally, and white particularly,
Id per motel over Tialipars rates. Fleur in good request,
sad American barrels Is dearer. Beans 04 to Is per quarter,
and barley Id par buatal higher. Liam little inquired for.
Oatmeal in good request. India. corn Id to GI per quarter
dearer.
flooniturroa, Wird-- Our market to-day Wee very thinly
attended. The Veda was steady for all grain, at last week's
prima flour unalteret
llum-Laxs, tial.—lntheintied by the bmp.ned stets cd the
itweather souplod with the activity which is apparent In the
titlogirsin trade, the
biteinid.eo.f.the emu linshmito-day wee
dolog we.
and higher rates are not likely to be obtalon:d4. Tut We";
better show of English wheat both se made quantitywas
Lod
(In ill natty ; whilst the melon Wet abroad ware moderate. Gang
descriptions were elected quietly, but Monday's cur.
rebates were well supported. There wee a fair supply a ybarle
on gale. The inquiry wee dull, and Jane* wore unattained.
Melt was inactive, on former tenni. There was large supping
of cent on oder, which were pun:hatted cautiously at Monday'.
quotations. Beans and pees were in limited demand, at about
rates. The lour trade was depressed, but pions were
Orally sustained. Arriving ; Wheat, anglieh, 1,280 qr.; ditto
foreign, 6,720 qrs.; barley, English, 44 qrs.; Mao. foreign,
kno qrs.' malt, Engliah, 4.10 gre• can, foreign, 41,8.10gra;
bgansist:gUab, PO gra; peas, Eaglisk 140 qr..;lota, Wag; 8,910