The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-22 00:00:00

Illatittts.

.dveaee In the siennee of say political or foram tasturbaness.
Agg4,, try rosined the dividend. at thecd hen
month It antki that capital la bemon abundant,
unless any ebouid spring up for a
si Very little alteration can he reported in the state of ....rz.„7-1: yla the disc Rent marked I. from 3to
thillteok Exchange. on Itnitilmh
trade, butt'. actual poeition it aoinidered to b on the 87-"n'aia.i, trowel* to f Percent.
whole, satiefaeton. There is eenainly no a-inlet:lon
s ,
apparent, ant •ieeuletore erection. to operate with cane
tun;i4oTr.libeieana pr rule rm. It ie.not im probable
legitimate
trade dcing, however i soroewb-t
coa
,
indeed, now thatthe weather has become milder, mid
the prospect esisis of • favourable sprang, that 'Oars
activity will be witnessed.
There has been moreaniuntion 41 the trade for wheat.
Our imports are now falling off, bit a large fleet of Tas-
sels are still still overdue (roan America to California.
The deprenion, however, which has existed In the trade
for no many month. peat is naturally calculated to
tinned the shipmento from foreign ports. Te.capplies
of home-grown produce forwarded to market have been
smaller, owing to the circumstance that the fanners are
now hwaill engaged with spring sowing, Tbe laod is
now in good condition for sowing spring Dorn, and as it
is said, end we believe with troth, that "a dry March
never begs its bread," there is now. hope of • favour-
able yield of produce in doe course. Vegetation seems"
however, to require • period of genial weather, in order
to assist it to recover from the severe weather of Feb-
ruary. The market g rdenen have experienced the
greatest difficulty in preserving their young plants,
and in molt districts the percentage of lose has been
greater than usual. A week or two, however, of warm
growing weather will rapidly augment our @applies of
green food.

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iAat m"vii import of Wheat wee 285,834 cwt.,
against 512.114 cat. ; 73,036 *mt. of be!t7. satinet
254 618 cwt. ; 557 cwt. of oats, agaiost LW 766 12224„ ;
2055. cwt. of p.a.. against 8.184 cwt. ; 31,031 cwt. of
beans. agein.t 54,832 ; 210 701 earl. of Indian corn
egainet 239.272 owl. ; and 46,627 ...wt. of 600 r, against
98.324 owl. last year. From September Ito the Mose
of last week, the import. and eaports of aerial prodnos
Into and from the Unitad Kingdom were as wider :-
16010. 1869.
Imports Extorts Imports Erporla.
cwt. eat cwt. ewt.
Wheat . 24,880.514 ..118,7e1 _16,018,160 .. 135,686
Barey .......... 4,4,315 .. 11,898 .. 6,868,3 4 .. 3,430
inge 6,564,109 .. 56,639 .. ,•, 611
Pm . 735,186 .. 9.136 .. 76.1,295 .. ill
Indian Cant 1,300,436 .. 12.462 .. 7,066.241 ..
Flour ..........3.610.'55 .. 10,333 .. 2.119,360 .. 60,4441
The following are the •.ersge rice* ofwheat, bar-
ley and osa. In England and Wales for last week, compared
with the feu:amyl. 002 leee. 1864, 1449. 1004.
a. d. 44 ad. ad. 2. d.
Wheat .. 40 9 .. 48 10 .. 73 1 .. 59 4 .. 45 6
Barley .. 3110 .. 45 6 .. 42 3 .. 41 6 .. 35 10
Oat. .... 90 10 .. 27 10 .. 117 .. 24 9 .. 33 10

CORN MARKETS
Tllll/DAT. -Bristol :At our market 4-day the nipple of
English wheat eras moderate ; fanners endeavoured to mtablish
an advance oils. per qr. but did not succeed, and the trade
dosed dull, at fully lest week's price*. Foreign whoa was
taken sparingly, but quite ae dear, A large quantity of grind-
ing barley has changed hands, principally for specuetlAn, at an
advance id fully 64. per qr. There has hem, through the week,
a rood Muffle. in maize, at improving pekes: to-day, however,
there was inn disposition to buy, and values slightly gave
way. The trilling admnoe reported last week in the oat trade
has been lost, the demand to-day being as dull se pool We.
Priem Meek Mk to as.; foregn, 28a to at.,
per 4961 be. Barley, English. malting, 32. to ;Ph. per qr.;
Irish and French, grinding, Me. to Ins. per 4004h5. Oas, Irish,
Od. to Els 611. per 33010 a ; Irish, black, 18. ed
to 19e. Od. per 3011 be. Beans, Fmglish, 42.. to 48. per qr.
Fiour, English, good seconds, 30a ed to 212.. Od. per 28011 m;
American, sopertine, 21. Od. to at. Od. per barrel. Indian
corn, V. Od. to 28a 161. per 48011 e. Arrivals. - Irish: 2344
qrs. oat., 43 iin. barley. Coastwise: 89 qra oats, 64 qi.
barley. Foreign: 11,871 qr. wheat, Med qr. melee. -
Glossosaier : There are fair supplies of English wheat at Ws
and the neighbouring markets, for which and foreign there Is
• needy consuropthe demand, at folly last week's price.
Grinding barley lo held for ed. to Is. per qr, more money, hot
the sales somewhat restricted. Been., pem, and maim about
maintain late rates oats sell slowly at previous quotations.
: At this day's market there was an ineramed
supply of wheat, and although no decline was sohnil ted to, to
effect sales el. tots. per qr lee had to he taken for Emrlieh and
foreign. Barley Madill, upwards. More demand for oats.
Beans and peas inquinid for. Wheat: English whits, per
bushel of elibs. ss. hi. to ; ditto ditto new, ba. ed. ("a;
ditto, red, old, 5. el. to 6a. dd ; dhto ditto, new, to. 3d. to
ra. 74. Barley: Malting, pet Imperial qr., 33.. to 425. ed.;
grinding. per 3221 b.. 22. ed. in 23. ed. Oat,: English,
white, per imperial qr., 245. (Id. to 34. Od.; Irish grey, per
3121b5.. 21. 64. to 24.,. Irl.h. white 411 b. to 411 M., 22. ed.
to 28. 64. Beans: English, old, per 19610., 19.. to Ms.; ditto,
new, lea to 17. Pea,: grinding, per 196iha, 14e. ed. to

FRIDA .—Meek- Lane: Two new words have this week been
applied to the corn train--the Americans speak of the
" shrinkage of prima," and the Park Lotter reports trade aa
being " flabby.- Both term% seem intended to indicate that
pontion of demand and value when there lon want of firmness,
elasticity, and vitality such aa are apparent shen trade la
htalihy. Foreign reports genen.lly reflect the character of the
moat recent telegram from London, Ind Just now London is
considered one of the wmken markets In the kingdom. The
source of trade in Mark-Lane toslsy Itaii rather dnfted down.
warda, ecithout quiSation• hosing nominally altered. The few
lots of Engli-h wheat •ere aWirly dispeeed of at Munilay's
currencies, at which they were rather pressed for sale, no that
moat of them were cleared. For foreign aorta there were no
general offers, ad the attemota miler, to place dock were
very seldom succeeful. The sales effected were at some
reduction. Flour was neglected, retail porehases being al'it.l2'
made at rather under Miinday'a• xtreme figures. Male realised
27e. dd. per qr., hut the quantities aid were very limited.
Malting herby was held steadily, and grinding sone ready for
de ivery were a trifle dearer. Oat' dull In the morning, when
they were held for late rates, afterwards inst favour, and at the
cl se of the market were 3d. cheaper. Begun and pow kept
former quotation.. In feeling stuff. and miacellaneoua article+
there were nn chanma in prim. The floating cargo trade Ira.
considered "a. rood a. yeaterdsy," when the sale of seam
wheat certrom, six of maize, and one of barky allowed value
remains steady. There are now UP cad. Osten, 0.1.4. of
*heat, and twenty.threeof maize. The eetirns'ed number of
eargson on paseaxe to porta of call and direct porta are les than
they were, het they ut still more in numbers than at the wee
time laid year. —Liverpool At Ole day'. market there was a
fair attendant.* of the ion, and so.o.sy it.de. but no •Inpo,a-
Lion to buy, except for immediate wants. Wheat and firnti,
with a slow retail trade, must be quoted Id. to 3d. per 1001 b.,
and 6d. to la. per each and barrel loner. Oat, maintained
their value, but oatmeal we. ender to buy. In barley, beano,
and peao there was no change to note. Indian corn was In
limi,ed esqueet, and a decline of 3d. to dal. per qr. had to be
submitted to where slot were made. New Danubian, In im-
perfect condition, wag aoid at !Ts per 48J1bet —Cork : Black
oat., 5, 44. to &a 6d.; white ditto, Sa. to 8.. Bd.—Derlry : A
thin attendance, with • slow trade. Priem ranged about the
same fnr all article. -- °Magma: A dull market, and only •
trifling business transacted in any article at about Wednesday's
peter. except Indian corn, which was offered at Tel. per IBOlh.
lower.— Wakefield: Good !Rupp!e of wheat; trade dew, but
fine dry olualltles make about late prices; damp wimple. un-
unsaleable. Barley fully as dear. Oats and henna firm.

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