The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08 00:00:00

CORN.

M A lIK. LANF, FRIDST. —The grab trade is firm le
tore, no..uul. only a. moderato busineen is pawing.
Ft gllsh 'best was in poor supply, but firm. Abeesd
th arrivals are rather large. The rietnaud is somewhat
pliet and principally confined to tire better deaeriptfons,
,vlch rah. fully Monday's currencies. Floe Russian
,MnplrS, 005fV0,. are in rrquest at 1.. per quarter
11 ,:•.LCr. Kerley continues to attrset a fir
amount of
•ttrution while pro,. tend towards further improve-
ment. The malt trade presents no new or important
leetute. The show of oats on the stand is goo I. theingh
I,.d.ff. rent as to oond Mon. Sales are moderately
nen mons, snit for sound oorn extreme prima at. mi4l.
Me!te is purchased rather quiet .7 ow former terms,
limos and pea. are diode with • cautious eernand.
The flour trade reenalos firm, and Is fine qualities •
fair b00m... Is pmelng.
I Eli BY, FWD/LT. —Fine wheat was fully as dear as
kst weck ; in inferior sorts very Hal+ doing. Barley
14. ,iesrer. Other articles firm at. Ind week's prima.
LINCOLN. relDeT. —A 'mall show of wheat, which
maiot•ined lame week's pricee. A fair show of barley,
and to advance ean be quoted, hut prices firm. Oats,
b. an., and pa g remain unchangr d.
LIVERPOOL. —The market for wheat was
dimappoluting to holders, for alehough it opened with •
pr mising inquiry, the actual busmen. rewriting was
only on • moderate, fatale. Tbe better qualities
supported Tuesday's ratan one the lower mete were
rather easier to buy. Floor firm. Beans and peas
uneltered. Indian corn was to boated demand, at a
reduction of 31, per quarter.
STA M FORD, Pm iirs Y.—There was a small stbendrusee;
trade for all gatieleg shout the same as last week.
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WAKEVISLI). FRIDaT.—Tho wheat trade waa
steady, st last Friday's pricer. Th• finest white stall
meets an motive demand. Barley fully as diet. Beans
sod oats tun.

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BRISTOL, TRITRIIDAT. —Moderate supply of E.gllsh
wleat, 'bleb sold freely at fully last week's prise.;
foreign oocomanded extreme valuer, with • good eon.
rnmptive demand. Indian oorn actively icqulred for,
sad &I per qr derrer. Malting barley fully me dear;
grinding sold at 61 to Is per qr Weems, beteg very
gram... Oats fel., as dear. Arrival. : —Wheat, foreign,
7,615 qr.; cats, Irish. 461 qrs ; burley, 48 qr. Irish,
7,292 foreign ; peas. .tr., crosstwiae, 43 qr.;
Mule. foreign. 47:17 qr.; flour. lonics, 1.118 barrels.
BIRMINGHAM, Tituitaßar.—lmproved supply of
gogltab wheat, and with a fairly active demand the
priors of laat week were realised on ail good dry
oomph... Seconds old and new red 60. to 02. &I, and
white 64s to MI per qr of 49611. e. There is still an
motive demand for mating barley, at 42. to 44. for good
useful qualities. English oats, old, 86,. to 38e ; new,
28. to 311 per qr r f 441 be per bushel.
DEV I Z ES, Tit LeD•r. —We were moderately
supplied with wheat to-day, end the trade ruled firm at
last week's prices. Nearly every lot on offer bed been
sold when the market closed. Barley bids fair to be
very dear. To•day the price rose 2. • quarter; sod In
some instancee as much as 48. was obtained. A good
trade was dome at the Wearier, with • fair supply.
With the exoeption of beans, wnioh are in favour of
the —ller, there Is little alteration In other articles.
Hest wheat, old and new, 32. to 33s per sack ; Stand-
up ditto, 23. to Mt Od ; burley, 314 s to 48,; floe flour,
417 s to 48.; beet mooed.. 42a to 43.; oats, 22. to 27';
peal, 161 to 21s; beans, 19. t 023.; rye, 14,61; vetches,
170 to 21s ; beet bread, I. 3d per gallop.
MANCHESTER, THOISDAT.—Best samples of
English wheat met • stead, sale at fully parkins plias.
Out secondary sorts were neglected.