The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28 00:00:00

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THB HORN TRADE.

; Al Mark-Lank on Weineeday.there was no siteratioii
In the posliinn of the grain trade worthy of I. tufo.
legßah wheat was sparingly offered, while only a
modstra`e quantity of tervicrable produce e ire, to his.
from abroad. Trade niienalned firm, hut transudieste
i were few, and principally confined to thnin tter dererip-
i tinny On Trur-dev, at Bilstoi, there was n better
• supply of tinglith Whet, which sold ril,wly 4 ful y
last steek's prises. Demati flr foreign very quiet,
week's value* being generally maintainer!. Malt!. R
barley In Rood reqeitet„ and ls. per qr. dearer. Grinding
bold readily at an advance of 6.1. per quarter. Oats in
small supply, and rather dearer. Al Devisat tr.ile was
lees active, but good wheat maintained late retie. At
Mariehester the market was laugeld at late rates. At
Birmingham trade wax dull, but no cheaper. At Mark-
Lane, on Frites% the grain trade was nulet, and tutus
remained without tutorial variation. The few samples
of good mai fine dry ffneish wheat on offer realised
extreme quotations somewhat readily ; bat damn and
Inferior pares!. were eomporttively plentiful, and old
with eonsiderable dialeultg at about late ratio. The
trade for the best feretga wheat was also firm, hut In
other produee very few transactions ooeurred. A
moderate lejniry pretteiled for malting barley, the
hatter qualittes of which were extremely firm in value;
bet other deuriptiona oommettded little attention. In
malt a fair amount of business we. ir.114•010,11 at faily
previous „i„,.,„,,5p.a. Oats wiire In good supply. though
much sffeeted by the wI weather, sound turn, therefore,
csarp, 1,11 pylon.; hot infillor klede were dull, and, if
anything, sllOtly realer to perches.. Melee wag quietly
sought alter, while hen. sand peas birch; supported
Monday's figures. Fleur was in limited demand,
American especially. prices were unaltered. At
Chelmsford, much r.f ti-e wheat out of eondition, and
diffienlr to dispou nl, het good tots latched firm price..
At Derby, fine wheat itt last week's prices At Lineole,
wheat firm. At Liverpool. wheal trade quiet, millers
bayleg only on • retail ours. Red deuriptions
ipipp„Tied ittins,lag'e rates, but *Me sortie were Id. per
(metal cheaper. Flour enchanted. Bouts and pus
barely maintained previous prima. lnillan oornin
moderate demand, at the rates of Tuesday. At
Stamford, all articles about Mu sante an last week. At
Wakefield, wheat trade slow, and no change in udevi
sines Friday. On Saturday at the leading provtoebal
market. !reds was quiet, bet Mese were maintained.
It lanisheetor wheat:sold at 651. per quarter, end forithe
but barley as high is Mk. per qr. was (1.,. The
°Metal averages of ran. IS gives wheat at 56.. 61.,
and barley at di.. lid per imperial qr. At Reading
thin atteedsnee and • quiet trade, at late rates. At
Olorteeeter wheat sold at hut week', prim'. At Bath
Movies at high eying'. At Warminster wheat very quiet
but dry sample, met at advance of Is. per qr. At
Cardiff wheat met • moderate demand at late quota.
Mons. At Berwlek fine samplea of oats broneht
extreme prime; little or no charge in other grain.
At Cambridge wheat n 4 brill, but prim* steady. At
Canterbury trade firm arid • fair el aaaaa oe affected at
lest week's rates. In linntingdoneldre wheat laid at
about the urreneles of this day en'anight. At Norwiels
prices for dry qualities were well maintained. At
Winchester Inds ruled quiet at last week's prima At
Worcester farmers asked rather ramie money for wheat,
though the advisees was not very important,
AVIILAOII

Wheat. 13.6x1ey. OM&
B. d. a. d. a. d.
Doe. 14 .. . 46 6 42 3 21 0
21 .. .. 460 41 2 232
404 21 7
Iwo. 4 .. . 65. 11 11 9 ' 21 11
11 .. . 56 10 39 11 22 0
—l4. 455 400 22 6
Average 441. 408 216