The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-06 00:00:00

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STATE OF THE CORN- TRADE FOR THE
WELK.

This wan:* iunports ot torei.zo and con:.lal produce into iATl-
dnt have mounted to 1a.9,4) qr of wheat, 3,920 barley,
39,910 oats, 14,310 males, 2,750 meal and 21,230 barr."l,
don-,

Toe Liverpool market ruled firm Ude morning for all detaip-
lions of grain, but at ••• akelled there we, lilt:. doing.

The holidays have int,rfered with business in the
emu trade. Demand for wheat ruled inactive until
Friday, when the reourrentio of cold imparted a firmer
torie to the trade. On Wednesday it was difficult to
efeot salts of English wheat, except at some slight con-
cession in prime, but on Friday a fair quantity of
Produce, b ,th English and foreign, changed hands at
Writs folly equal to those current when we lut wrote.
Th provrimial markers held on Friday also showed
sore brimless. Stooge of wheat on hand are now small,
ht there is a large number of grain-laden vessels,bting
3ao against 260 at the ourrespouding period last year,
W whet. 161 are wheat &ghost 120. The imports have
recently fallen off. There is no feature of interest to
utiee in the sprin.: corn trade: BOILEIII, peas, and
inferior oats are rather cheaper; but other articles are
huhanged in value. Flout has ruled dull.

April 22

AV [Leta

Wheat. I Barley
37 3
.16 0
37 3
37 0
37 17
303
—4ll 1 372 74

5o II
59 7
b 11
5s 7
be 10
59 II

.i.VRN MARK CIS.

27 9
27 9
26 10
0611
27 11
272

Btamenaa, June of English wheat was abort,
hut hooter foly equal to lb- hunted demand. &lien bad
wwwwe 2. per quart. r In price, red waking &St to 000, and
wlOlawet to Mt, ail .or qr. of 49011/0. Fortign sold slowly in
Mail at • Maar decline.
LatUZITIII, 1. —Too tewlency of Inc... ml regarde %telt
Atmi ti.our, •a• in 10vour of buyers. Egyptum beana and
l'ldtsw corn • further reduction of Is per quarter namt be

fie—wlnt. thie week are heavy of wheat, and
ader•ts of other articles. BoOness Shim 0r eat has been
Swab interfered with by the Whiwintide holidays To-day
our inaram wm sparingly supplied with %dish wheat, which
sad .leat a of Is per qr: Ili "foreign wheat there
Ms ter) littJ. doins, although holders were willing to submit
ts a mania reduction: llaue slow, an I the turn cheaper:
baler gave way fully 11l per qr. hi mita uot Muth doing., but
ISA week's prices were generally supported—Priem; Wheat,
Lip eh, red and white, Lt. to 61.; Autorican, bla to ISM ;
Wounds., whits, om to *13.; other I..rei4n, Zahl to :As per
tatila Haley, Kush., malt:sir, 37, 4, 461 per qr; Irish and
gnudlng, Sl• to 3b. per 400 lb. Oats, Irish, white,
.o ros per 3:611.; Inch, black, 2u, to 33. lid per fieelb ;
Ulm, tawny, 25• to 23. ad per 3i/iln. Beam, English. 42. to
ocr qr. Flour, English. g... 1 sec sink, ids t. 42.0 per ;
Aftericau, ire to Os per barrel. Indiso our,, 34. ud to fid
o.ar I,4ni 4,r. oats. 19.1 qr. barley.
1 mob., 11,127 yr. shad, 1,144 yrs oats, 4,171 qrs barley.
1.47 yrs awe., lot larrel• flour.
, Ulm:curet, lA.—lnfluenced by fine growing rain and
hat auusinne, the cons trade ha been very dull la every
erlurneaut since tins day minutest. klunpfies of &When
Ineee..._youtiotie molerste, for whica and [onion the demand
7.77.4 et in per go leis money. Sweet grinding barley is
"tey •• dear; wags nage:clod. With largely in.
teased supplim.O oats, values are tending downwads.
hen,e.be Pm. tel per qr cheaper.
yterlalle. 1,1 —Tin. ewe of srbeat was very =WI ; there ere..
.."-'`‘“•. gene'trough to supply Use deesend, which was
tereediuky on:rioted and prices must be quoted la_por qr
...L.... *Rh a considerlble portion retwaininit Unsold. 11,0 tr'T
•e• 41. per sock, 1 here we. no change In the value of
.46.1 r a+ kW*
2ad. —Owing to Use return of mid weather the
✓trtt trade roiled dull to-day, and there waa a firmer tone in
'w• e
Prises Tue totsl Imports of wheat this mason have
"I'u'urd to 2.1.751,b41 eete, against 3,046,515 during tbe
".....I•Poudiog perind of laat year. Stocks on hand have been
"eee diminished but the number of grain-laden vessels'
ted sea 1..; the Uniusi Itiogdom Is large. The show of 1
:MP.. *hem on the staiabi to-day was llmited, bat that. was
-Nor eipply of foroign. Sale, programed quicUY at Prier*
442140 those current on lluoday last. Flour was in little
but values were supported. Beans and peas were
—"'"A- *lhmtrcsr,wllltstnhmrbue cote again timid downwards.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND maticULTURAL GAZETTE, TUFADAy, juNE 6,1