The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-06 00:00:00

Atatittts.

AtVille or TIM Moyus CORN TRIM. —Troth
Memrs J. in Storge's circular.— " A great quantity
of rain ha. fallen during the pot month, but, being
chi. fly thunderstorms, the fa bag varied monk in
gill irot localities the total, h...raver, like that of the
pee viemi nost.th, has been greatly In Ole 14 of the
'straits of years. The intervals of very floe hot
us th•er have. however, enabled farmers to secure some
• otii7 of HIT to sofishletory oeuditines, Lei hams
▪ atenght it.. O..rn c00t...., much forward that the
XPeet f Wheat &his are at la-,t oar. Yet formers
eontehue t.. bti• aen very Wheet to market that
, a.e, ii,. month, IStigheh l.a eiaots in price. •I•hrmien
F..• re, as I, to 3.,
pe r quarter. The.. are ohly ra cargoes of Wheat on ,
to the United Kiogdoni against nearly 370 at I
this time I l.t year but on the other hand, France !
whi.h imported largely last sermon seems likely after
ha tto export to fully as weal an extent, thus •
Metering ours the only large tiread-oonsurnin,.: reentry
epitriog supplies. The low inviable now Gamut on •
the Black five, however, indicate that little can be
shipping or preparing for shirment, in the part of the
WUri.i (role whence we smelly derive our principal
stipplire. Fine new Wheat eontioui• to he i ff,ered for
ehiptue..t front France 1.6•0111 A shillings per q lower
than the regent price of Yogli•li, as well as inl!ew the
rates at which o eitnilar quality can ito shipped front
Atnerice. The Wheat mop of the United State. ia
estimated at about 6 per cent under an average. In
tbo Baltic, Woes are want deed pretty mush on a
par with our own' le ,viog no margin for impe•tiog.
TO, imports of Wheat and Flour for July woe. 894,317
qrs., 65.6,A27 I N. for .I‘llo, MO 11.81,11;. qe is
July. The Poteto diadem is by Do tilt.lat
though it has sppearod to a wide enno,h este it to
c. 0.5., the digging up of • suffisient quantity to reduce
prices quite low. We th,ok there is no doubt that
though the stocks in the United Kingdom continue to
decrease, there is still enough Wheat in store and to
str,re net: "P"cropl'ciob:e."Z"moa rf e al"; ueitherntd
to the abunlanem of green food, or the low
price of fat Pig., we have not yet had the usual
I demand for 11.rley this semen although the growing
! crop Is by no means promising. There are 24 cargoes
, of this grain on pausge. being about the same number
as this time last year. Tbo cargoes of last year's crop
which have arrived treat the Danube are mostly out of
condition. Stooks are, we believe, larger than usual,
and the priori have declined about Is per qr. Now
Fronk Barley le offering freely at moderate rates."

AVIILAYES.

Wheat. WI Oats.
4. J. d.
June 21 .. 59 0
July 8 .. 664 U
—II. 664 I 3.3
—O. 31
—Ol.lOl 1 31
2 9
CORN.

23
24
24
23
?.4
24

Average

68 • U •

21 9

BIRMINGHAM, TERIEUIDAY.—Very small supply of
inglish wheat, for which quotations of leat week were
pad. Foreign wheat sold slowly at prioes In favour of
buyers. to tlio extent of about I.i. the qr.
MANCHENTER, THULA/AT. —Boarosly any inclish
wheat offering, and we repeat tas preview; currently.
lateirrn 2 I. per rental cheaper.
DEN' I %KS, TEIORSDLT.— An i o premed supply of wheat
but trade was slow, and prices in all lostanots ruled in
favour of the miller. Most of the lois were however
cleared, by the tto. trustees. Woad. Best sebat, 31,
to 33 per sack; setioudery ditto 235. to 29e. 63; betray
30.. to 40a 61; no. 6 1.11%47'. to 481; best 11...030.ig. 424.
to 43.. oat., 221. to 27.; peas, la. to 21i; beane, ilato
63 ; beet bread, Is. 31. per wale's.
BRISTOL THOPSDAT.-0, our mat ket there was, se
usual bawl, a very small supply of English wheat,
for which the sale era dull at last week's prices; foreign
takei only for c Assumption, and the trade very quiet
rather toe rata,. Grading barley scares, and values
fully supported. The arrivals of maize at- o heavy;
many of the (argots .oft and out of audition, but for
sweet dry corn there is a large demand at full prima.
Oats in fair request, at last week's rates. Beane and
peas without alteration.
MAIIK L tNE, FRIDAT.—The market to-day was
thinly auk oded, and vary little business was emseluded,
tat, owing to the uncertainty of the weather, values
were maintained. Inglish wheat wee he small supply,
but from abroad a far quantity came to hand. Trade
was quiet but prices ruled firm. Barley ehanged Leads
slowly on former terms. Malt was dull, and
were with difficulty sustained. Oats, tla appT;4"olf
which wee good, experienced I Halted inquiry at
previous quotidian. Mass was qalet, but for sound
descriptions extreme prices were realised. Beans and
pea. were taken off cautiously at let / value. Tie flout
trade was rath.r dull, but prime qualities commanded
full figures. Arrivals—English and Scotch: Wheat,
310; malt, ; berins;6o; peas, 7.0. Foreign Wheat,
24,470; barley, 4,670 ; oats, 49.740; maze, 51,320;
peas, 1,0110; 'bur, 1.7d0 wake, 5,610 barrels.
CHILMEWORD, FILLDLT.. Very lissit•d supply of
wheat on offer, and sellers have made axtriana prices.
LARBY, FILIDAT.—Fia• wheat is lira, at late rates;
inferior a glade beer. . . . . .

LINWLN, FIiIDAT.-000d wheats gel at late rite.;
Inferior very it.,.
LIVIRPOOL, Fry.—Wherit, Rod American, is
preload, exisy, laud irregular in roe. General
decline is Rd per oental sum, Tue-day. hit tiu buyer.'
f Flour dull. . _

STAMFORD, FlLlDAT.—liaikst firm. Vary Uttl•

doing.
WhICIVICLD, FRlDAT.—Witent trado quiet, bat
fresh wheat sornmande the extreme prior al lad Friday.
SATUIDAT.-11ttou4nnoe sisal. in
onasusenos of the Auust fair falling nut Tuesday.
English wheat was in fall damned at late rates, making
from 68, to Ps per imperial snorter; being' or
In stook are anxious boyars. The plias of foreign
simples were about the seine ne WA auk, ranging from
50s to 80s. Grinding barley in rather better &mud,
at recast anotstioas. Oat, beans, and peas is before.
—The supply of stook at the oattle market was short.
Beef made from 141 to 14s 81 per sun. Co.. and
c.1,.5,1410C21 per head. Sheep, 81 5. 93 pee ;
lambs 101.