The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27 00:00:00

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BRITISH CORN TRADE.
The grain trade closed with less excitement than
was apparent at the commencement last ek,
.
Wheat on Friday was rather less firm, but %'l, ednes-
day's advance of is to as per quarter has been main-
tained. Business generally has been quiet, and the
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finer weather which prevailed during the time the
Friday's market was being held for a moment checked
speculation. A continuance of unsettled weather
must, however, have the effect of strengthening
values, and if there be not a speedy amendment the
improvement will not only be rapid, but, for a timc
at least, permanent, as the harvest in some districts
will be entirely spoilt unless a return of sunshine take
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place and there be an absence of rain. The quantity
of British wheat disposed of at Mark-lane during the
average
kenpdriingee 531usly&l2°. thNo wasfun Bhs
place in the value of flour. Oats owing to the large
foreign receipts, have relapsed 6,1 per quarter. Other
kinds of grain have been firm and unaltered.
On Thursday, at Bristol, English and foreign
wheats sold at an advance of as. to 55. per quarter,
but the trade was slow. Barley, Indian corn, and
beans 25. per quarter dearer. Oats is. per quarter
higher. Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign, 3,251 qrs.; oats,
Irish, 699 qrs. foreign, 16.383 qrs. ; maize,
foreign, 4,200 qrs.
a. d. s.
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Chillan Orelo—n7chlte 54 0 to 56 0 per 496111.
American, One spring .. 52 otoSi 0 „
Ditto, secondary .. • St U ts id 0
Polish Odessa, bit. • • 50 0 to 52 0„
(Mirka, Odessa, and Itostoff, snit 49 0 to 51 0
licnlianski and Slarianonlii, soft 00 to 0 0
English, rad and white, new .. 54 otoso 0 „
BAKLILY.
English, good to One malting .. 0 0 to 0 0 psi imii.gr
French, good to fine malting .. 0 0 to 0 0 inir 42016 s
inch. good to One malting .. 00 to 0 0 isir IS,
Danube and Odessa, grinding .. 27 0 to 27 6 pig 40011 a
Irish andFrench,heary grinding.. 30 0t032 0 „

OArs.
Swedish, Ice., heavy white .. 31 OtoSZ 0 per 32UIbs
Limerick and other. fine white .. 0 0 to 0 0„
Cork, Waterford. black .• 6 to 211 0 per 301
11*
I.E Island. black 25 6 t.. 26 V • „
triab, tawny 6 to ZS 0„

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English 43 C. to 62 0 rcr imp. yr
French, Uszatisn,ko, 40 0 to 41 u pia 4101b4
F tot IL
rink,' States SIM Canaan:in .. 26 0 to 27 0 por barrel
English, good liCeolllh. 0 to 33 U Ist
lmints Com.
Odessa, Danube, 37 0 to 3S 0 liot4oolle
Mixed Alussicsu • 76 6 to 37 0 .
Iloti .. • . 0 to Wi 0 pot 400Ihs
At Birmingham the high prices during the week could
not be realised. An advance of as to ss. was, how-
ever, paid on the new sales reported.
On Friday, at Mark-lane, there was no excitement
in the trade, and the sunshine checked upward move-
ment in prices. Wheat, the English supply of which
was remarkably short, was held for the dates of
Wednesday, or an advance of Is to 25 per quarter
from Monday, but the demand was slow, and towards
the close of the market factors were not wholly inilis-
pusi..-d to give way a little. Barley was dull, and with-
out material change on the week. Malt remained
quiet at about late quotations. Oats were in large
supply, and inclined downwards in value, a few ,ales
being effected at a reduction of 6d per quarter from
Wednesday. Beans and peas were steady, but no
higher. Flour was purchased quietly at the extreme
prices of last Monday. At Andover, there was again
a slight advance in prices of both wheat and barley.
At Lincoln wheat made 35 to 6s per quarter more than
this day se'nnight. At Liverpool millers operated
cautiously in wheat and only a moderate business is
reported, at an advance of &I to Kid on white and 7d
to &I per cental on red since Tuesday last. Flour held
for 2s more money. limns and peas al ::o 2s per qr.
dearer. Indian corn sold freely at 355 (xi fur mixed.
Barley firmer. At Wakefield wheat ss to 6s per qr.
higher than last Friday. with a fair consumptive
demand. Barley, beans, oats, add maize are all 20
dearer on the week.