The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-14 00:00:00

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On Thursday, at Bristol, large arrivals of wheat,
barley, and maim, and there is a great pressuidd to sell
ex ship. The supply of EngILI wheat was liberal
and the condition mach improved, and last week's
prices wmc fdlly supported, whilst foreign was in
limited request, at a decline of Is per quarter. Barley
maintained its value, with a fair demand. Indian
corn pressed, at a recluctism of fully Is per quattur.
Oats also 6d to is per quarter cheaper, with a dull
trade, Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign, 4,615 qrs ; oats,
Irish, 2,056 qrs ; barley, 20 qrs. Irish, 7,100 foreign ;
maise, foreign, 14,025 qrs ; flour, foreign, 1,575
barrels.—At Birmingham English wheat at late quo.
tations. Arrivals of foreign wheat during the past
week have been to a considerable extent. A steady
trade, at rates a shade in buyers' favour compared
with last week.—At Devises trade consequently ruled
slow, at last week's prices. Several sacks of new
wheat were exhibitol, and in two instances we heard
of 2Ss being refused. These, however, were for
exceptionally prime lots. There were also several
sacks of new barley on offer, but mostly of inferior
quality ; and a few of new rye which made ISs and

On Friday, at Mark•Lanc, supply of new English
wheat moderate, but choice qualitim being again
scarce, they were held at full prices. Inferior produce,
however, was dull, and where sales were pressed
lower quotations had to be accepted. Good old wheat
was he hl at extreme rate. Foreign wheat was a good
supply. For good and fine qualities the trade was
firm, and prices were well supported. Inferior
parcels, however, were a slow sale, but there fias no
material alteration in their value. tlomMg cargoes
of grain were in moderate request, and prices ruled
firm. Barley was in short supply, no arrivals being
reported from abroad. Buyers, however, anticipated
liberal arrivals, and hence they delay operating largely.
Prices show no important variation. Malt sold slowly
on former terms. Oats were in good supply. Sound
corn was steady in value, but inferior qualities were
dull and rather cheaper. I.3ctris and peas were in
slow request, b i
but were steady n value. The flour
trade was quiet on former terms. At Andover, a good
supply of new wheat. Some new barley was also
shown of fair quality. Former quotations maintained.
At Coventry, to do any business holders had to accept
a slight reduction. At Derby, a fair show of new
wheat at barely last week's rates. At Dublin, foreign
wheat very dull. For Irish, prices fully maintained.
Flour drooping, and little doing. At Lincoln, wheat
prices have conic down is to 25, and are now at rates
of this day fortnight. At Liverpool, wheat quiet
trade at ad per cental decline on. red American Since
Tuesday; Californian about id cheaper. Flour dull
and Gd to is cheaper. Beans steady. Oats td and
Gd per load cheaper. !rattan corn more inquired for
at Is. per quarter decline. Mixed American, 305.
At Stamford, small show of wheat. Quiet trade, at
prices of last week. Hut little doing in barley, at
from gis to 425. Oats, 6.1 to Is lower. At Wakefield,
' trade quiet. holders of fine old wheat will not sell
at less money, but new must be quoted Is per quarter
lower than last Friday, with a limited demand. Nut
much barley offering, yet quality generally poor.
, Beans and oats steady.