The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-26 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

BRISTOL. Sept. 21. Only a moderate supply of English
sirent, which sold at a reduction of Is to 24 per qr. ; foreign in
fair request, and scarcely Is per qr. lower. Malting barley in
wood demand at from 36. to 40e per inapt rial quarter
qualiUce unaltered. liaise dull and nearly 6•1 per qr. cheaprr.
The sale for ..ets is tery reetrictwl, and new Irish black and
tawny are 0.1 per qr. lower. limns and peas hare a down•ard
tendency. Prices.—Wheat, English, rodand white, old, 664 to
62.; ditto, new, 62e to 661 American. spring, 666 to 67.;
other foreign, ans to 6.14 per 49611,. Barley, English malting,
36s to 40. per qr.; Irish and French, grinding, 31. to 3.1. per
400 lb. Oat., Irish white, tis Gd to Ile per 3201 b.; Irish,
black, 201. to 21. per 20i1b., Irish, tawny, 21.10 241 Od per
3041 b. Beans. English, 40e to Pie per qr. Flour, Faigliali,
good seconds. 211. to 40.1 per 2601 b.; American, 27s to Ws per
barrel. Indian corn lls to 36s per 42.01 b. Arrival.—lrUb :
qrs. tate. Foreign: 9,219 qm wheat; 1,237 qrs. oat.;
066 qrs. barley; 1,201 qrs. mails; 1,220 barrels flour:
Einretturrza, tlst.--Sumildi of wheat from the farmers are
much on the Increase, and prima hare glenn way Is per qr.
foreign eella slowly at 1, 10 Is per qr. lam money. Maim and
barley about maintain late currendes. The demand for oats
Is eery email, and valuta land downward. Other articles
uitchanged...

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Dames, 2lst. Abundant supply of wheat, hut the quality
of the new parcels generally wee very indifferent. and feat
week's quotations were with difficulty maintained. Old wheat,
hoar, r, aaa firmly held at the nue of this day ee'unight.
and trade consequently ruled dull. In barley there was • good
variety out offer, but the majority of the samples were of very
middling quality ; prices, however, were very firm, with an
upward tendency. Vender. acre lower, the top price aaked
being only 6. fid per buthel. In other grain no alteration.
21.t.—The condition of new Sheet was various,
and to effect males a reduction of Is to 45 per qr. bed to be
conceded. Foreign wheat sold In retail at a decline of ls to
20 per qr.
Illaatintrisa, mt.—Boat sample. of English wheat only
saleableat • decline of 2u per qr., while secondary deecrlptlons
were neglected, Foreign white was 2d, and red 3d to 4d per
certal cheaper. Flour declined la per Neck. Oat. unchanged.
Indian Culla mid Egyptian beans were 6,1 per qr. lower.
Matut-Lsax, 22nd.—Very liUJe animation was observable In
the grain trade to-day. The arrivals of English wheat were
moderate, while tho-e from abroad were on an extensive scale.
in all descriptione were effect° I quietly, at the rates
current on Monday last. Barley changed bands to a limited
extent, on former terms. Malt moduli. but unchanged. There
wore large supplies of oat% which nut with a slow Inqulry at
prices tending downearda, 31 aloe sold steadily, at extreme
prices. Deans were purchased cautiously, at previous quota-
tions. Pews were quiet, on former term,. Trenaactions in dour
were reetrlcted, and Knew generally favoured purcbseers.
DaRST. 22m1.—Wheat fine sorts ls, and .inferior is lower.

Livonia, 22nd.—Trade fiat, Lt laet week s prices.
Livanroot, 22.d.—Lictter demand for wheat, and • fair boil-
vane
use done with total and country miners, at the prices of
Tuesday for red Axnerken, clositt winter descriptions, which
namely maintained the rates of that day, while white waa
comparatively neglected, and rather lower prices were taken
to effect asJea. Flour unaltered. Beans ed par qr cheaper.
Peas, frum scarcity, advanced Cid to Is per qr.
STAXPOILD, 22nd.—Wheat • heavy trade, at.* to 3edeniiD.
22nd.—Wheat sold slowly, at a decline of Is to
2s per quarter on last week's rotes.