The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-31 00:00:00

STATE OF THE CORN TRADE FOR THE

WEEK.

The flaws of the capitulation of Paris on Friday
created considerable excitement, as it is believed that
large shipment. on French account will immediately
follow. Considerable parching of wheat and flour
were effected, and a further rise of la: per quarter
took place in the value of wheat, The supply ot
English produoe on sole was not large, and the tran-
sactions were accordingly restrict 4.. Foreign wheat
chang,il hand. t 4 ( iir ext •nt at • simi ar improve.
'new. Tho att.....1‘., e f lull re hr; b•en thin
thiutighout the we, •tlt LH condition of the aituip:ee
has been much affected by the unfavourable weather.
1 On Friday the return of frost had the usual influence
! upon price. in creating additional firmness ; and
hollers look forward with confidence to a brisk demand
I should the capitulation be followed by propoaals for
pe.ce. An important feature in the market has been
the large demand for flour. Sacks are 61 to Is dearer,
and barrels, whieh have been largely in request for
export, have advaneed Is. Grinding barley may be
quoted 64 dearer on the week, but malting is on.
changed in value. Oats are 64 to Is, and alaige is Is.
per quarter dearer. Beans and peas have been held at
extreme rates. Rapeseed is Is to 2.4 dearer on the
week.

George Dornbusch thus reports the state of the
floating grain trade :—Daring the last eight days 50
grain and seedladea vessels have arrived at ports of call.
vie-26 wheat, 7 maize, 1 barley, 4 rye, 3 beans, 4
linseed. 1 rapeseed, 1 cottonseed, 1 °Beaks, 2 locust
beans. The floating grain trade opened quiet, but mid-
week prises of most articles assumed an upward
tendency. On Friday the reported capitulation a Paris
sensed • general 6111611000 ill prices. Wheat was at lint
wanting in activity, but later more incliastlon was
shown to operate—the enhanced priers asked, Is to
kept buyers at a distance. Males—The small quantity
offering off the coast limited business, and eneouraged
buyers to offer an advance of 64 upon last week's rates.
In cargoes on passage some basin.= has been done at
an an advance of 6.1 to is on the week. Barley—
arrived cargoes, are quoted 61 to is dearer. A large
business has been done in earn on passage at an
advance of 64 upon late rates. Rye—no arrived
cargoes offering, and demand steady at about late
prices, In cargoes on passage the business
, done has been at improved rates. Beans—an
arrived cargo has sold at about late prime. Osta
Arrived eargoes none offering ;biome business ham been
done in cargoes on passage and for shipment at enhanced
rites. Toe reported sales are as follows :—Wheat-7
arrived cargoes; new Rostoff Ghirka, 48s 61; new
Ohirka and Taganrog. 481 10j1; new Ohirka and
Odessa. 51..; (Mirka and Odessa, 50s 61; Ohirka and
Nicolaiff, 50s to ISOs 91 per 492 lbs. To arrive, 3
cargoes: Odesas Ohirka, 50s to 52. per 492 lbs. Maize
—8 arrived cargoes: Odessa, 32. to 34. ; Galata,
34, 61; Galata and Constantinople, 34. 74; Danubian
and Salina, 34s ; Moldavian and Salina. 31. 61 per
492 lbs. To arrive, 7 cargoes: Odessa, 33. to 34.;
Danubian, 341: Foranian 34. per 492 lbs. Barley-
-4 arrived cargoes; BL•diaaski, 27s 31; Azow,
274 4e4 per 400 lbs. To arrive, 11 cargoes , Odeesa,
264 6d to 27s • AZOV, 26e 6d • new Taganrog end Con-
stantinople, kis 61; Danntain and Deal], 261 ; ,
Danubian and Kustendjie, 26. Gd per 400 be, '
Rye— To arrive' 2 cargoes. Odessa, 34s 91;
Danubian, 33. 91 per 480 lbs. Osits-1 arrived
cargo blank and Prince Edward's Island, 265.
To arrive, 3 cargoes: Black and Prinse Edward's
lacid, 22564 to 229t1 per 304 lbs net; Orel and
Rigs, iTs 61 per 304 lbs net. Beans-1 arrived 'ergo
37.64 per 480 lbs. Linseed to arrive 61 dearer;
spot firm. The saes are-3 arrived cargoes: Azow,
58s 64 60 59s 34 per 421 lb.. Arrived in London
several hundred tone Caloutta, 591 to 59. 31 per 410
lbs. Oo passage, 150 tons ordinary brown and Calcutta,
60. 64 per 410 lb.; Black Sea and Odessa, 3,000
quarters, 30.; Odessa, 2,400 qnartees, 59., 61 per 424
les. Shipped or to be shipped, 250 toes Ent India
and Calcutta, 59.31 per 410 lbs. To be shipped. &sow,
9,000 quarters, 1313. per 421 lb.. Rapeseed 3110 61
dearer. The eves are—arrived in London 150 tons
ordinary brown and Caloutta; 66s 31 for 416 lbs. To
arrive: 1,100 tons yellow raised and Calcutta, 72. 6,1
to 73s 31 per 416 lb.; 700 tons ordinary brown and
Calcutta, 67s 64 per 416 lb.; 100 tons secondary brown,
66.64 per 416 lb.; 2,000 quarters Wild A row, 36, per
424 lbs. Cotton-seed stew), The sales are—to arrive
900 to 1,000 tons Egyptian, Ell 2. 61 per ton:
From South Australia we have news to the 6th of
December. The approasking harvest was expected to
yield 14 to 15 bushels of wheat to the sore, and •
Large surplus would, it is said, be available for exports-
Sion, the English market being regarded as the most
probable outlet, the neighbouring colonies now grow.
tog almost sufficient for their own requirements.

FIAUTING CABGOIO.-OF COAST, CF., I I.

& Berdi
Odes. and ?ie. WAIL ..

d. d.
422-51 0 52 0
402-50 0 b 0

Taganrog
New Coon

49--30 0 60 0
402-0 0 60 0

Polish Odessa ..

4T45--4i i Li i

Spring American
Winter American
Californian ..

.. 4do 0 0
500-58 0 0

MAUL
Galata mad Odom

. 492-31 0 33 0

480-33 U St 0

BAILLST.
TaIMITOg

.. .. 400-0 0 0 0

BsJo.

84d

80--40 0 0 0
400- 0 0 00

RYE.
fairulrug

.• 481-0 0 0 0
.. 4-0 0 0 0
.. 48-0 0 00
. 440-0 0 0 0

Daria
Danuba and Saloincallilletaced

CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN.—DITTT Fenn.
WOW', E. and Keut whits new 5.1etn564
red „ 51 in 54
Norfolk end Suffolk white „ to sii

rod • 51 to 54 I
Lincoln and Caralnichpishire „ 53 to 54
Nurseries „ 551.611
Talavera • 58t060
Rivett • 49 to 51
1/antsic and Konigsberg 52 to 62
R 'stock, Wismar and Stralaun'd 68 to 62
llarianopoll and Berdiaaski 47 to 60
Petersburg and Saxonica • 46 toll
United States and Canadian.. Winter .. 63 to 55
do. do. Spring .. 60 to 53
Australian .. • 56 W SS
Floce, per sack of 180 lb..
Country .. 341 to 37. Town-made.. 41 to 47
American, estra.State. Per b.xrel of 188488 78 6 to 27 8
do. Sour 250 t 026 0
Canadian . 276t0546
Vienna,flungarian, tic., manse, per each of
280th • 401.68
Australian .. .. if bare 40 to 42
Californian 38 to 40
BAALIT, English, fine malting . 36 toll
secondary do. .. 33 to 36
Grind tng and Distilling Si to 33
Foreign, Seale . . per 432118.. 40 to 42
Danish and Swedish 32 to 34
Banat and Stettin 30 to 31
Grinding 27 to 28
MALT, Fine Pale
Secondary ditto 56 to 56
46 to 50
OATS, English, feed..weight per 18/11-38 40 lbw 24 to 27
potato° and Poland ..404l lirs 27 t, 30
Scotch fowl ..40 4: IN. 25 to ti
potato° 42 41 118 Br to 33
Irish, p0tat0°......4243 lOB TJ te 31
feed ..36 40 lb 21 to 25
Black .. -36 38 lbs 211. 23
Foreign, Dutch Pols;r;ds ..36 42 lb 24 to 29
brew ..40 42 lbs 26 to 28
feed .. -34 38 lb. 20 to 23
Swedish . • .. 42 lbs 23 to 28
Danish .. -38 40 lb e 23 to 24
Russian ......38401ba 22 to 25
Rra-English old 3243 new 32.33-Foreign _ 32 to 33
OATSILL-SoSch, per ton £l4 £l5 0 - Irish Al; to Ll 4 0
Beige-Mindish Pigeonlpn .. 38 to 42
Ilarrow .' .. 42 to 46
Foreign. French ..
Egyptian .. -to-
Pin-English. white 43s 4.14
Foreign, Prussian, boiler' .. 4110 43
feed 40 to 42
Candian 42 to 44

—per .400114::

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