The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22 00:00:00

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THE CORN TRAWL
, Owing to the bolida3s the wheat trade hsa been in •
very quiet state, the demand being purely of a band-
to.ntouth sharader. and prices without °bangs. Tb•
It. weather has Improved the oondition of the wi sat,
and factors base, In isonsequence, been indisposed to
forge cede.; but Itl. believed that U the weather eon-
lens file prices 1,41 experienee a alight redaction. :
Tie *took of wheat in London Is now 178 000 quavers,
051001 380.000 wpirtere .t tisk date last year. The
stook in Liverpool Is 336 000 quarters. A rather I srger
quantity of 6 ur is held tp both ports than in Apiil
lad year. At eremite there are more than 270 wheal
cargoes on passage, more than one-half of whieb is
from Celdornia. Although prices may became weaker,
It is not expected that these will be eay permanent
reduction of Importance. The spring tern frogs bag
been very quiet Bailey, lanins, and teas have been
negleded, end for mama and osts there ha. bise but
little demand. The arrivals of English grain have bees
moderato, and of foreign about an average.
On Monday, at Bristol. English wheat realised lad
week's pried, and foreign made full rates. Other
articles quite as dear. At Deviates wheat without
change; top pries 30s. Prints seed barley 46.. At
Birmingham trade limited sod unahanced. At Banbury
trade Sem but de tis ed quiet. At Bilge full pied
were made. At Bortoo•on-Trest rates steady. At
Loughborough active demand sad gaiter al dear. At
Mandester Sue whose rather dearer. At Newbury
wired destined le. to 2a, rates befog 00i. to 6155. per
quarter.
On Friday, at Mark-Lane, quietness prevailed.
Supply of Inglialt wheat mere liberal, and quality
better. A good show of foreign. Bedews doing
limited, at .out the rates previously °arrant. With
a dull male pride showed do alteration. Malt quiet,
on former terms. Oats eitanged hands quietly, at Pm'
dons currencies. Mails quiet and unaltered. Beane
.and peas sold slowly, at late retd. At Andover teed*
dull as last week's prior. At Derby quiet trade, but
One lots held for full rates. At Dublin the tendency
was upward. At Grimsby previous quotation. were
readily made, At Litwin holders of wheat were firm,
and best lots made to. more. At Liverpool the tone
was quiet, and wheat de,linwl or peony per eentsl.
At Southampton there wee more inquey, awl prime
non' the teen in favour. At Stamford firm
trade at late rates At Wakefield ied wheat made
extren e ewe.; mite so %I unettered.

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0e tea! urday, at Bali. • *low trade lu reheat; last
weeles prises 'godly mdutaitied.—At lierwiek, prices
without clenge.—At Cambridge, wrest trade firm, end
bolder. &winded t MUCUS prioget—At Canterbury,
wheat trade ruled firm at last week's priori—At Carlisle
'Mt it a plow .1110, brit &eau Samp,ca ot oats at 61. per
Carlisle board advance.—At Chratetfield, .bat made
fully hat liaturday's ourresicks.—At Colchester, wheats
cold firmly at late rates.— At ll.incisattr, wheat Hide
trade healthy sad on 'he advert- —At Dorchester,
very small supply of wheat, good qualities realking
Ironi 56, to fitli. per imperial quarter. The
supply of barley tqualed limit, to. malting WOOS being
over and the demand for seeda slow—for the sample'
on ed.r legs money wu aorrepted, quotaUrsag ranging
from Mt to 40a For oat. rattier better demand, fully
Isle VW'S beirgebtaiced. The we.ther beteg brillien.
the farmers oh the *minty Sr. immerged in field operat
tiona—Al Gloucester, farmers asked fully previous
rate., which were obtained for good conditioned samples.
—At Grantham, wheat ir.de arm for best samples at
rather more money.--At Hertford, trade to wheat dull.
—At Huntingdon, the burnous passing et.. at full
rates.—A. lceeter, wheat false effeeud at lull pries&
—At Northamptoe, .but, white, 57.. to 60,.; red,
52.. to 575; brown Lammas, N.. to 58.. per qr.—At
Norwieb. wheat a slow trade, Mee. about the same as
last wish—At Noteirgbant, quotation. fir the best
samples advanced la per qr.—At Osford, priori
rem.ln at late quotations. —At Peterborough, wheat
ratu guitars.' blab—At Heading, wheat ruled dull, and
tut week's prior unchanged.—At Warminster, trade
in both wbe.t sod barley flat, and last week's rates
barely tankards:ltd.—At Winchester, trade ruled fairly
brisk at the full priees of lest week.—At Wisbech,
moderate Wainer In choice lota, at rates tending up-
wards. —At Worcester, wheat by no means brisk, and
no notable change in value.—At York, wheat met with
a fair inquiry, and rates were without change.