The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-27 00:00:00

Markets.

STATE OF THE CORN TRADE FUR THE
WEEK.

AVERAGIS.

Jun.: I.)

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The grain trade has been tuueh unsettled throughout
the week, owing to the changeable nature of the
weather. The arrivals of forain produce, however,
having been on a liberal scale, 'alders breve declined to
operate except on easier terms, and • alight cl. cline has
been conceded in large transactions. The amount of
budnes, reported. hosever. Is been very amsl, there
being a general dispositiou to refrain from operating at
the moment. The honey rsiof all has had a prejudicial
effect upon the hay. Suilleient moisture boo been
secured tor the wheat plane, uowepringiog into car, and
• spell of warm forang weather is very desirable for all
crops. In the early districts the plant ha commenced
to bl.orn, and ag. neral lest of colour is reported. The
barveat will probably be a week or ten days late, but
we are by no emeriti inc bet to endorse •th., untavour•
able reports circulated in tet.rd to the pospeota of the
crop. The hope of • hero export demand on Free h
account has been slgually disappointed, and the markets,
both in England an I Franc., or overstocke I with the
Hour manufactured in ',sat of this movement. Tuis
hag naturally tended to further depress the trade, and
to cheek purchases. Foreign wheat may be qaoted le
cheaper ou the weer ; but Euglish is nominally no.
changed in value, owing to the scauty supples end Vie
absence, of busiuese of sutEcuut iiiportaiuce to test
prioss. With large arrivals of ma,zi and oats and
further heavy seipmeLts on the way the trade ruled
dell, and values have given way Is per quarter. Beans
have sold at a similar deoliue ; barley and peas are
wituout material alteration in price,

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SO 7 107 10 tall
00 10 37 7 27 11
1111 34; 3 27 2
14 0 81 11 27 7
7.3 0 36 6 2311
7.11 7 37.11 1610
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ilationt, U.—Euclid' wheat, Iran actual acarcity, was
atearly as des: an last wsck, whilst foreign, of which the
anise • continue heavy, was is to 2. per qr cheaper. with •
goal consumptive demand. Sweet grinding bey In fair
request, but out of amid 'bin percale, of which supplies are
ter, large, were altuoet unsaleaole. Round meas. idaintains
Its tab.; mixed Aincrlcan dullonid la per qr. l.a r. 0 to woe
licaiy, at a decline of 01 p..,r .1% •'s, eel
and white, it, to tlds• Am 13‘.0,6, 53. ; cs
white, tie to 45 ; other foreign, bes per 411011..
Barley, English, malting, 57s to 464 per qr ; Irish and
risme grinding, 31. to 31u per 4001 b. Oats, Irish, white,
2.5..5.1 to 274 6.1 per 3Nlb biack, Its 6.1 t 0127.4 per )541b;
In-h, tawny, 2.:is to 25.61 per Nil s. Beans, English. 424 to
45, per sir. Flour, Eoglish, g oil see aids, TJ.t 414 per 2351 h •
American Os too, per barrel. Indian corn, 3:14 Od Ms o.lper tsolh;.—Arrivals— : 403 qrs oats, 1402 gra barley.
Cestabe 344) seeks flour. Foreign: 8177 qrs wheat, 14028
qr. wheat, 11.028 qr. larks)', 4461 qr. melee, ItOti brie. Flour.
titorcaines, :Is—Short imppliess of English wheat at our
ra.rket this week, the demand has beeu vsry restricted, and
value. hate giien way fully I. per sir. Arrivals 4 foreign are
; very little ha, changed Is sods, although holders
'quid wit 'ugly accept • reduction of 1. to 2. per qr. Maize
slew ul sale, and tiel per iv. cheaper. Supplie, of oat+ are In
exc.". of the demand. which is trifling it. the extreme, aud
prices are reduced 6.1 per qr. Barley 14 witieiut alteration.
Devine, 21—Wheat was in fair isupply (sr the time of year,
but trade eras sou quiet. at • decline ol I. and la owe cam*
lb per qr. Holders being unwilling to submit to thie reduction,
a considerable quantity remened 'amid. Oats the turn lower.
Other articles about the mme asi last week.
Maas-Wei, 23.—Much dulness wa• apparent In the grain
trade to-day, awl prices In wino i mac:. Were further re-
do 0.1, There were short aowlies of English wheat, which
Changed hands slimly at Monday'. decline. Foreign wheat
was in good supply and limited request, at prices tending
downwards. Ltarley seas dull, aivl prince Was with didieulty
smuttiest. The market was extensively suppll d. with oats.
Tiaiseactiens were reetricted, and inferior *wellies were fully
6.5 ISt sir. lower than on Monday. Deena and twa+l were taken
ell quietly, at about late rate.. Flour was &premed. country
L 6,4 ad per seek and Anteritalk 3d pur barrel lower since
Wohmeday.
Livaarouts 23.--The market ea. tolerably well attended by
teal and country buyem The Ludic,. in white and red deis-
t-notion of wheat wa. to • fair extent, at the full rate 4 of
Tuesday. Bemis, • dec. tel impreveuient on the intermediate
days. Flour in fair rcutamt, at ).revs prl,ce. Beane and
pas unchanged. loam. eons met a lair inquiry,at late prices.
23.—The cold act weather has given more tone
to the sheet trade, and the rate- f last week Were 'generally
sgmhaainad. In spring .ru there Was no material change.
IlikabruaD, June 24.—Vtlitat, 117 quarters, 0 bushel.;
price, from ;Ai. to Sat.; aver.ge price 52 17s ; barley, 0
quarters, 0 huNhels ; price from Os to Os.

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