The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05 00:00:00

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THIS CORN TRADE.

Qantas's has been the ((stun of the grain tiallll
thlvtlghOUC VA) vnmil c. Busitism bti hero cotilood
'vitiate very luodemte Irite, •ad there he. been no ap-
presiable chsnge. The supply of Eriglish whoat has
en very and rate, but there ha" midst Led• • md
supply of benne. B-gisl, wheat, from ils restrain.
has matatained previous quotations, hut inferior foreign
ha. only bmn seleable on lower terms. Although the
eommenoemeot of harvest is now dose at hand, and
sew whett will now ho soot ti market, it doe. not seem
probable that cholas hams-grows eamples of produn
will be reduced in value, es the 'wormwood portion •f
net year'a supply is blievcd to be anueually small.
Foreiga wheat, on the other hand, may he ezueoted
to tale rather irregularly in value, sesordhig to the
extent of the supply offering. Earley has been quieter,
and although not aotuaLy lower, pines have bad •
drooping tartlet:my. Oats ads*, the supply of which has
been 'try large, havo been .:121calt to sell sson at
Mooday's &vitae. Mei', has boon Degleoted, and
(mord sales have only I eon affenall et depteeted mu-
mmies. Bases and peas have sold slowly, but prima
hats been unaltered.
On Moran, at Bristol, market thinly attended, and
votively any Eagl:sh wheat on offor—qcontions there-
fore nominal ; with rot:Adorable arrivals of foreiga,
obi( fly stazierien, the trade ruled heavy, ate decline of
6d. to to. per quarter. Maize in goal a.ipply, and quite
is dear, with a fair donned. With large supplier of
barley there wog • eorrescoadingly good inquiry at belly
last week's vale( r. Oats Tory dull, and rather cheaper.
At Dons s • imell supply of wheat at market aid a
graz trade at fall: last we. les prism, the ton wit-068114
325. 6d. • seek. Other groin as Wore. At Binning-
hem short supply of English wheat, sad the few "simples
offering moved off eseedily at last wok's nantelloni,
via :—Seonnds red 60s. to 635. and white tra to 660.
per qr. of 496 lb. Arrivals of foreign wheat eciatioue
liberal, and grime bare not varied from tble day
week.

On Friday, at Berk-Link with favourable weather
for the crops, and large arrivals from abroad, the grain
trade was eaceediugly languid, and the quotations
g exhibited symptoms of weakness. loglish
wheat was In good condition, std the acoall quanta]
reinitiating r.alised extreme rates, bet foreign deistic-
tires wet* in penis lll•telm•alightiy gamier to purelms-.
The demand for all kinds of berky was very slow, and
prima If snytblog were scarcely le stfOlqf Oa OD MOO-
day. Mgt changed bends to a limited extent on
fernier terms. Oats were very dull, and tire decllne iii
'slue notified on Monday !set woe occasionally exceeded.
Melts met with • very slow tale, and barely rurperted
late prime. Beans, at well aspens, attracted but little
alt.intion, and remained will:toot alteration In value.
The flour market wee quiet. though moderately firm
in tette, for the better qualities of Enalirb produce, of
which lb, show wita by no moose large. At Liverpool
• fair businees Is wheat. white selling at fully previous
pricee, red at 11. per 100 b. decline therefrom. Four
quiet. Otos In small supply, sod trade restricted
thereby. Very few Egyptisu keens bore. Canadian
Pram uriabanYedi Cholas mixed males scarce, and 31.
ler quarter dearer; inferlor irregular end slim. At
Wakefield facareely any wheat shown at this market
DO.; hat so long as hot weather minting... sprarettly
sufficient for rcquiremests of miller,. No alteration
in prices is noted.