The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-30 00:00:00

Mitarketo.

BRITISH_ CORN TRADE.

Yet another week of large imports, and a consider-
able arrival of grain ships, overdue, expected with the
change of wind to S. V. In face of these circum-
stance., adverse to holders, trade is at a very low
point, and those sellers who wish to be confident find
themselves unable to struggle against the prevailing
current. The one anchor on which English trade
relies, is the undoubted necessity of the country for
foreign wheat. Millers weekly acknowledge, more and
more, their dependence on other samples than those
grown at home. At the same time, whilst the large
want is undisputed, there arc many persons who con-
sider that want—to its full extent—has been met,
by snpplies already received or under contract to

come.
Advices from the South of France report frost there
enough to glaze over the streams, and here, on Thurs-
day, the weather was bleak, with snow showers.
The past week has seen the arrival of an enormous
fleet of grain laden vessels off our coasts. No less
than 393,000 quarter of wheat and flour have been
poured into the granaries of leading ports, a bulk of
grain much in excess of the demand at the briskest
periods of trade, and completely over-weighting it at
the present time.
The deliveries of home grown grain on the contrary
have been meagre. Of wheat, 18,000 gr. less than
last year, and 11,000 less than 1873. Of barley, 20,000
yr. less than last year, and 4,000 less than 1873 ; and
of oats, 15.000 yr. less than last year, and 3,700 less
than in 1873.
The inland markets during the past week have not
been distinguished by any changes of importance in
grain prices Demand has been very lethargic in
nearly every county. The weather rules the inland
markets just now more than the supplies. Farmers
are looking to cold weather without rain for their only
chance of completing the generally begun, but only
locally completed autumn sowing. On the weather,
too, depends the emidition of samples, an influence of
very great weight at a period when demand needs
stimulating, and buyers can only be tempted by really
line sampler. Flour has shared in the slowness of the
wheat tra lc. . .

larley has been very depre,,ed at a large majority

of Exchanges. .
Oats have nut been at a dead level of price, some
markets having witnessed a sligh advance, and more
in unimportant decline in quotations.
l'eas have been slow of sale in the north of England,
but the markets of the west have been firm and prices
!lave favoured sellers. The Eastern. Southern, and
Midland Counties have seen a steady trade in both
beans and peas at full quotations.
The great ports have for the most part been very
inactive, prices remaining nominally unchanged, but
being in reality altered slightly in favour of purchasers.
At some places, however, value has been very firm for
wheat, flour, oats, and maize.
The roadstead of Cronstadt is ice-bound. Thus
winter has begun in the Baltic.
The leading markets of France, Germany, Holland,
and Belgium are firm for wheat and spring cont.
"F lie New York market is steady for all grain
staples. Wheat is quoted at 395 6sl per qr. ; maize at
23s per pr. ; and flour at ZOS 9d per barrel.
From Australia we haw that there are orders for
wheat, sis, c.f.i., to England, and that some 150,000
qr. remained available for export a month ago.
The wheat sown acreage in Australia this season is
very large, and expectations of an available total
export surplus of 1,200,000 10 t,500,000 quarters of
wheat are considered reasonable.
From Egypt we hear that wheat is on offer at 31 3d
per quarter. Of pulse there is nothing offering at
Alexandria.
wheat.

laueauL Aviainas.

_ Diem. Oats.
---- - --
IQrs. .d. Qrs s. st. Qr• a. d.
Jam t.. 57,921 442 40,4315 44 6 4,247 29 7
- 9..42,57: 45 1 42,9.1 44 6 2.57t30 1
- 14 - (17,04 L 44 6 58,021 45 6 2,297 29 1
- .. a ..78: 43 9 00,227 45 3 4,045 29 3
-- 30 .. 54,524 430 53,342 450 3,013 28 9
Feb. 6 ~51,374 42 7 44,731! 45 0 3,915 29 11
- 13 ...,58,98 41 11 49.6221 44 5 4,588 29 6
1
- 20 - 59,094 41 8 40,575 43 3 3,834 29 9
- 27 . 53,954 40 II 41,24 42 11 5,172 Z 1 7
Mar. 6 . 53,107' 40 I *1,311 42 0 4,077 5. 8
- 13 ..00.:19 41 4 35,431 42 5 3,3.51 29 41
- 20 .• ~153 41 9 24,780 43 2 2.922 30 2
- 27 .1 14757,47 41 10 20,913, 41 8 4,177 30 3
April 3 - 91,1 41 5 14 514 41 3 2,272 30 6
-- 10 .54. 43 1 13,530 40 0 2,050 29 0
- 17 ..1474,204 43 4 10,436, 40 0 2,107 30 9
-- 24 .1410.744 43 4 8.105, 41 4 1,402 9/ 0
MO I . .168 710 42 10 5,170 38 10 1,554 30 0
- 8 .164.231' 42 8 2,935; 39 0 1.5.73 30 7
- 15 ....2,37 42 2 3,403 37 4 1,164 30 4
-- 22 .. 51,5.7 43 0 1 344 38 3 lASI 31 7
- 29 ..48,711 41 10 749 ad 8 39* s 7
June 5 ..141, 41 II 02.30 9 749 30 1
- 13 -137,634 44 11 23?, 34 11 763 31 18
- 119 -124,581 43 3 3.97 39 6 417 30 0
- 26 •.143,t5. 4211 313 123 070 31 14
July 3 - 43,1.. 43 6 94 3". 5 483 30 6
- 10 .. 34 097 44 4 30, 37 2 1,981 90 4
- 17 .. 22,404 44 0 02, 33 11 550 SO 0
- 24 •. 24,581 47 5 44, 35 u 055 20 7
- - 31 - 45, -. 51 0 90 31 4 249 30 4
August 7..30 81 '3 10 It) 40 4 438 39 4
- 14. 31,175 51 9 1191 34 11 so 30 1
-- 21 .. 37,97 53 0 140 143 7 958 32 0
-- 26 •• 39,713 69 9 21111 31 4 1,027 j 24 0
Sept. 4 . 31,917 49 3 143 350 1,1..4 30 0
- II '36,6.' 44 8 1,314 35 7 1551 tO 0
- 18 149.791 48 7 4, 201 35 7 2,743 27 4
- 25 ~51,.., 47 1 9925, 3i 9 3,4 ..I 30 0
Oet,,ber 21. '59 in. 45 11 22.394 34 4 1 3 uls 126 6
- 9 -159,407 45 10 20,032 36 2 ' 3,6.55 2411
53,551 46 1,392 -
%. r ,545
-6

16 . 46 0 4S, 36 10
- ...'4330 408 67,L.51 97 7
- 30 159.*02 47 4 61.459 SS 1
.. 45.9211 47 6 72.756 SS 3
13 48,011 47 8 72.561 3.4 7
20 .. 40,383( 47 0 78,301 SS 2
Six wo.ke t
averagei
I 47
37 11

2.588 , 24 0
2 179 I 24 0
2,958 , 24
3,79; I 25 II
2,32.1 S I
1068 95 8

On Thursday, at Bristol, English wheat sold at Is.
I.er qr. over last week's prices ; there was a better tone
in foreign, and a fair extent of business done, at an
advance or is per quarter, the inquiry being almost
exclusively confined to fine old American. Maize fully
Cid per quarter dearer. Malting barley very dull, at
a decline of is per quarter ; a better demand for grinch
ing qualities, at rather higher prices than law week.
Oats a slow trade, and values unalts.ted. Beans and
peas is per quarter highet. Arrivals :—Oats, Irish,
6,066 qrs. ; barli.y, Irish, 1,289, qrs. ; maize, foreign,
1,720 qrs. flour, foreign, 95! bar els.
WIILIT • • R.
onailisn Oregon, white 54 to
%merlon. line old tieing.. .. 51 to 53
'Otto. secondary 47 to 49
l'reneh, red . • •• 44 to 44
Mirka. Odessa, and Kicopol, soft 47 to 44
ikollanski and llarianople, soft 0 to o
English old, red and white . 46 to Si
Ditto, new, red and white .. 43 to 50
BARI in.
English, good to fine malting .. 33 to 45 0 per im.
qr
French, good to line malting .. 37 to 40 0 per 420th.
NM, good to line malting .. 39 to 42 0 per 49 lbs
Ilannbe and Odessa. grinding .. 25 to 25 6 tier 400110
Irish andFreneh.heavy grinding . 27 to 23 0
OATS
Swalish, k.c.„ heavy white .. 30 ta
Limerick and other, new white.. t'oß
C. irk. Waterton!. black .. 22 to 22
P E Island. old bleak 23 b. 23
Irish, new tawny .. • • .. t 3 5, 25
Batell.
English .. 41 to 52
. 42 to 43

d.
0 per 4901 be
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METROPOLITAN MEAT.—WEDNESDAY.
There was a small supply of meat on offer, which
changed hands steadily at the following rates
(Per stone of 8 R. by the earessel
s. d. s.i sd. s. d.
Beet 34 to I Veal .. 60to 6 6
Mutton ....3 4to 8 2 Pork 4 6to 6 0
Best Aylesbury Fresh Butter .. 10t. per dozes lb
likened do. do.
Jas. HaILIR k Co. 141. Hew keg isrket.

lIAY AND STRAW.
Trade to-day was steady, though there was a good
supply, and prices were well supported.
(Per Load of 38 Trusses
floe Meadow Hay VOis to 1404.
Inferior .. . Kis. to 7rot
Prime obi (lover 100.4. to 1074.
Inferior Ditto n. 44 to 070.

English milch cows, and no foreign; trade has im- BATCIFELOURI NERVO-ARTERIAL MIME,
ipuiscuurootvieiditrf.o,:r7thsem.hieinipfiretim.f.obleig:ni.lo4ll:.ad.plvy.c...olnsso7is;tsoriginosf,7o7.
4o II invaluable for lievvnuaneel, Low filivita. and PalPiblikla
of the Heve molirmed by long experience in private practice.
beasts, 3,050 sheep, and 20 calves. Dep6t, 12. Place South. Betake, 4s Ild, 44 114
Ewes and Second quality .•
••••
• • 566 1082 int 4
(Per stone of Sib.) aM 335. wANTED.
s. d. s. d.
BRITISH TRADE MARK Itornimitriox.—Tbe TRADE
Best Shorthorns •—• • .. 6 10t06 MARK PROTECTION IFOCIETY, Established A.D. 1871.
Heron.] quality Beasts . . .. 46t0 5 6 The Comoditoe of the Society tvidertakes the REOISTRATION
of TRADE M K for subscribers and others under the recent
REOISTRATION COMPI:U3ORY.
Cakes •
.• • .. :.• 48 to 840 Etigllili
, Liaatwe'a.iii'piclihesitinsone:hould be made to the Secretary,
• • • London.

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PATTERNS ?RE.
T ADIE3 and their 'MERSIN. Finest French Meriool,
.1J I. 9d ; Velveteens, Is thl all the new Fehrtee for "hie
.eaioi'i wear from Ad to Is Od per yard.
RAKER ant CRISP 198, Regent Street, London. W.
SILKS of EVERY DESCRIPTION from Is Od per yard.
GEORGE ROOK E AND SONS CITY BERLIN -WOOL AND
TRIMMING WAR-MOUSY,
IS. Senate Street, E.C.
lithe best WO .heapest in London for
BERLIN Wt.OLS and FLEECY. BERLIN NE EDLEWOKIL
rANoy 000118 FURNITURE TRI ..MI CML

DR ON TRI BRINGS. HABERDASHERY, ac, Re.
Wholesale and Retail. Price Lists pent on appheation
pmrsr TEA DIRF.CT rens CHINA. CHALIP RS.
-a: X 6DIC I NTOSH and r 0 , of RDA 13111A1, ship FIVE TEAR
ONLY, illreet to novenmere In original packers delivered
NoPENED. Toros caah only. Priers for the original 10 lb.
or go lb package., 3. 61, 3e, to fkl per lb. Apply f,r this
seasin's Shipment. to the forwarding
o agents, DALEY and
Sill tIoNS, lk, Thllpot Lane, Londn, E C.

'E at wiloursm E PRI,Eft, NO HELM PROFITS.
bro Len kat r 4 Triturated MINNUI Is 9J, p_nd
snund cnnznu Is lOn to 14 4.1. 14.1 b , Carriage free. to ,MDON
Jolta-STOCKI EA Co., bi, Leadanhallittrest
oBACCO.—Sun.Ctire.l TEN, ERSEE
It KW' it
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SALES, POLLARD, abd C., , Rio Manufacturers London.
In Me Smor ;:rt .Ipril. 1475tA0 . if Mil stated ill
far.t.re the n•ramittee of the House Mat
TUE EFFE Ts WER, RE..E CTLY vADDENING
FROM USING WIIISET TIIAT CoNTAINED PLIISL
OIL.

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Is cerllnel hr Dr. IIE•JA3IIN II PAUL of London, and
Dr ST VI*SON M ofF dmburyzh (and every
Gaon let" ...10no Fusel oil or other
Injurioun pemenles, mei to he an Exceptionally Pure and
Whole...me spirit. It i• 'lvry orll,, and I...mud. •Hd
unequalled an • Toddy Whisky Recommended by the
Medkvl PTA:noon to he Preferable an • Stimulant to Cognac
Brandy.
To Iv• had 1,. rs..ka or eases from
GIVKIFFIS &MI WIN lIERCII %%T.. In Town and Country.
To be ye ne, in.id IA (It'll label is on all Bon k&

comp: coNS1'11171()V. ItkoNCIIITIS, and al
Chest awl Low affeetlena goirkly evllevel by
row Ly. c tL9IIO-VNE. Prim Is lid W., and la.
AL of all ,hetnial.. at., at 4.1. pa, 14.
rIVLET3 CIII.OII..IIVNIC L Z Is and CULORODYNE
Slancheater.

Post free fnen the Author for five blooms.
ON CONSUMPTION of the LUNGS ; or Decline, and the only
sum-esolui To, tinvot ; .howing that formidable Mame* to
he curable to an its comm, IR itil additional Casco of Cure sod
tineetione for reticule o.multing the Author by Letter. fly
Ono. ININOItENK CarllßE LODGE. PECILHAI
LONE/ON.

COUGBA, COLDS, lItIOCIIITJS, INFLUENZA,
J: Aecumulited Phlegm, Incipient Consuniptlon, and all
A eetions .1 11. Chest and Lung,—LAll BE (VS B IS t‘l Is
the hat nitelieme. It frequently cures persons whom the
faculty pro cc incurable, end admirably allays the tickling
which Imo...keit frequent emu:Mem. In approaching consump-
tion In elltwts are truly beneficial. Pers. me deprived of sleep
may depend on relief ill • few ndnutaa. Prepared by W
lAWHERT. lA, Ve,e.etreet. melon, W, and sohl by all drug-
gist, In bottles 13 d and 2.4 91 each. See you get the right
Lambert', Asthmatic Balsam."

NITIE THE ALTERED ADDRESS
HARPER TWEIVETR- ES' ,001'SE XI ANG LE4 for every
L Hoene are priceless tr mines and the delight of Thousands
of l`nrcha•iers. 411 50s. Price Lista post free.
Dirriage paid dietance no object. Month's trial. Machine
Works, Gnive.road, ile-entl.rued, London.

Hi ID ES an d SKIN 8.
.14/lIN HARRISON, Junr., Merchant.
665, New We•donsttrcet, Writs misty, London, Ism all
_ descriptions of lIIDES, SDP> r and R.th IT SKINS. _ _