The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04 00:00:00

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TH3 °ORR TRADE.

Duda the past week the trade hal btu study at
nnellerei rotas. At Bristol, r.n Thursday, there wan •
better laquiry for itoslth wheat, and previous vane.
were melanin. d, while foreign waa 6d cheaper. Griad-
lag barley 61. tsar,,. At Davie.' trade dull at last
week's prices. At Birmingham wheat mad• eatreta"
prima At Marethester trade was slow at Mte prime
On Friday, at Iliatk-Lme, the arrivals wem more
liberal, the dry weather haeing facilitated thrashing ;
end as millers me enabled to supply their wants from
the nsighbourirg malksts, inste.ci of from hare, as
hitherto, the amount of business passing Is very smell.
Ingliah wheat, the (erudition of whish is totter. ands
quietly on former Is, ma; wbilo for foreign the demand
is only moderate, and prirmipally °imitated I, the
better deecripliona, whMh real.'.. full quotations. Fin.
malting (tuition. in r. q mar, and a. the quantity
"TIMM!" Is se, y small, Motu prima are demanded, and
generally oonooded io on the part of buy.-r.. Gaoling
prt dnoe I. re• her firmer in sympathy. as also M die
tilling. 'Vt. malt trade protean • healthy &swot, the
iuquirr Wing moderately active. Oats am qulet,
though firm io tone, cepecially for sweat corn, whish
I. comparatively suer.., Mans is somewhat stronger
I, *slue, erieh.eit much done. B Ana and pos. trc
dealt is:slowly, at anal late rates. Thin Is vary Hui.
demand for 6 or, mid prima "how no alteration. At
Ceelogefold. goal 4117 samples of wheat found ready
buyets, at is. to 2., per qr. adasnos on the wick.
Becky sad tem' also adv.tuo4l ls per qr. At bun,
lest week'. prices ntaiotalned for al artioler. At
Liaooln trade •ry slow. Wtmat down 1-. At Lie r-
pool bailees. I. what restricted at previous prices fur
red, and ot rater easier rates fur white description' at
Lb. close. Flour quiet, bat nteady, without °helms
Priors for wheat manually tho At Wakefield
wheat trade quiet, sod to ebsege to note In value.
At the Saturday markets tbe grain trade was un-
altered. At Reading there CO. • better supply of grain,
in ImproVed condition. Trade very arm At Glonceater
there sat an increased supply of Bugled] wheat, which
was sold at Isat week'. prior.. Orinellng barley, main,
and eats 6.1 per qr higher. At Taunton the tone co
business was decidedly "hanged for the better. Bread
man wore dna, with, if al:mance, an upward teudoney.
At sus scull seppiy of Inglisb wheat, which met a
free silo as last week's prices At Warminster a good
average .upply of wheat. Trade was flat, out former
rates was folly maintained. Al Cardiff farmer's wheat
sold at recent q..mations ; foreign slightly easier. The
attention 01 emptier. hat Otea almost wholly 'retied to
tho best class ol foreign, mach as the American rode
• Dunk, and Cbillan white wheats. Uneasiness sou-
tennis so be empritemil Uom various district/ in Gnat
Salida regardtog injory to the young wheat plant by
the moist mutter, but all these complaints may yet
tarn out to ita of • merely local °hamster. What is
pretty °erten is that sowiag is very backward,theeffuta
of which will show themselves eta more diat tot period.
At Bourn* little doing in wheat, and pro's continue
as before. At Canterbury business was study at about
payload rates. At Dotebester the beet deuriptioo. of
wheat sold at leper qr. dearer than last week, but the
samples wore mostly in damp audition, and thou
hung on hand. The °finial averages of January 25
give wheat a 1 48s 91 I par imperial qr , aqd barley at
40. NI. At Glounter the market wad quiet, but
pilties remain steticioary. At Grantham white wheat,
54. to 71s; red., 584 to 639.. 36 stens. At Ranting.
double* fie wheat the prisms of last week wen sup-
ported. At Lsiouter new white wheat, 58, to 70.;
new red, 551 to 62.; old red, 62. to 61. per 36 stops
At Northampton wheat, ass white, 511. to 63.; sew
red, 52, to 110. 61; old red, 581 to 62.; pew brown
L0u...,, 57s to 61. pee 36 stoma At Bonnets whit*
wheat (weighing 60. b. to 631 b.), 57s to 60.; red ditio
(weighing 58. b. to 621 b.), 51s to 57a. At Nottioaham
sew white wheat, 61. to 70. : now '.4,58i to 62.; old
white, 681 to Tis ; old red, 60. tog& per 36.10... At
Oalord, red wheat, 56, to 60.; white, 60. to 681. At
Peterborough new whit* wheat. 500 to 611; now sad,
46. to 60a ; old white, 61s 10 68.; old red, 56,1060,
per qr. of 5041 b. At Richmond wheel maiotaansd last
week's price. At Sunderland whim wheat, 621. to
67.; red, 55. to 59. per qr. At Windiest's • goof
supply of wheat. Trade ruled firm for the driest
umplee, weeonditry deseriptiotts difficult to quiet. At
Wisbeeeh Vest sold at late rates. At Wonsan,
business wai fiat, bat micas sere fairly maintained.
Inglieb white wheat was worth 23. to 23. 61, amd red,
22. to 22.68 per bag of the.. boatels.

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