The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-08 00:00:00

I'HE CORN TRADE.

Most of the kedim, markets held this week have been
CA'applied with home-grown wheat; nevertheless,
and for both red and white qualities has ruled
ea" inactive, and previous rates have been with did!.
sealer enoported. Moat descriptions of foreign wheat
'llestio'llteved off heavily. In prices, however, no change
W berm tan se has taken plum The supplies on offer
boa been liberal for the time of year Grinding barley
ban advanced ls, per quarter, and other kinds base sold
ell,fmteer tense. We have no change to notion in the
milateof say description of malt; but the sales have
be abbey in moderate quantities. Good sound oats
bete moved off steadily —ether kinds elowly,—at late
"Mareasias. Both beano and peas have realised extreme
eaten, sad there has been rather more business doing in
ibier, both English and foreign. The latter has come
illowly to hand.
- ' Ittitwitlistandleg the changeable state of weather, the
aomunts from nearly all parts of the 17oited Kingdom
Ads that the wheat crop is looking remarkahly well.
Baeley, cats, beans, and peas promise a full average
ise le,- even upon poor soils.
The Oeetbiental markets held this week have been
fnaltive for nearly all kinds of produce; nevertheless,
tie change of importance has taken place in prices.
The supplies of wheat in the North et Europe &peenr
tti betather extensive, and there is a heavy accumula-
tion of produce at Odors& Oer American ad vices state
ellibt wheat, Mbar, and maize continued to be shipped
in large quantities.
Good and sowed wheat, barley, and oats have sold
ea full qnotations in the Scotch markets; but other
articles have met a dull inquiry.
' be Irish markets have ruled very inactive. In
picas, however, no 'hinge of importunes has taken
"plare. The exports of produce to England have
abitieued limited.
"711281 v MONT.—Although the supply of English
*heat at Mark-lane, to-day, was very small, both red
Med White qualities met a slow sale, at barely previous
t"y dation. Good and line foreign wheats Changed
di to a moderate extent, at full prices ; but inferior
le sold heavily, at about Monday's currency.
owing to the limited quantity on offer, was very
trim,. kid prices had an upward tendency. Oats moved
stl, Many, at full quotations. Beane and peas were
scarce, and they realised extreme rates: The dour
tide obis somewhat inactive, yet prices were fairly
iniintillned. This week's imports amounts to 20,810
IMrs of wheat; 20 barley; 11,840 oats; and 440
lif flour.
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At Liverpool, is morning, the wheat trade was dull,
and prices had a downward tendency. Flour, also, was
shipping in value, but maize advanced 3d. per
quarter.
Ysovrz, Mkrusrr, Friday.—The market was thinly
attended, owing to the fair on the previous Monday.
'tbe simither being more genial for corn crops, prices
irere stationary. There were a few Beast, Sheep, and
' on offer. Bacon sold from 6p. to 7d. • Airman
tO, It: to qd. per lb. • best cheese, 50;i. to 585.;
otottaeliold ditto, 20a. to 4s. Flax as last week.
iftUttalssyss. July s.—Wheat. 40a. to 60a. • Barley,
.to 35a. ; Oats, 20s. to 25e.; Beans, 407. 'tof fit —t
vittab mafelle3dn 13d.
—There
; ',rite Iness wPetre' Yl;3rmw, and
.41. su few instaffois higher. In barley business, nominal.
O4i and Beans dull.
• Atanimu Com .Nasiorr, Friday.—The wheat
'trod* is quiet. Miialem take new fine fresh pals at
itrely lmik_friday's prime, but other sorts are dMicult
OM. /ro change in other --

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