The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24 00:00:00

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On Thursday, at Bristol, foreign arrivals of .wheat
unusually large, including, however, some over due
cargoes, and very liberal of barley and maize which,
combined with the fine weather, have sent back prices
of wheat 3s per quarter, maize Is per quarter, and
barley 6d per quarter. There was a small supply of
English wheat, which sold at nearly last week's
prices; foreign in limited request, at the above reduc-
tion. A slow sale for barley and maize, at our
reduced quotations. Old oats maintain their value,
whilst new Irish tawnys, per steamers, coming in
damp condition are 6d to Is per quarter lower. Beans
unaltered. Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign, 49,296 Ts
oats, 1,762 qrs Irish, too foreign; barley, 504 qrs
Irish, 17,538 foreign; beans, peas, &e., coast ways,
75 qrs ; maize, foreign, 7,867 qrs; flour, foreign,
,008 barrels.
WOW. S. d. • d.
Chilisn Oregon, white 62 tO 56 par 496110
American, fine spring .. 60 to 52
Ditto, secondary 49 to 60
Polish Odom, soft . .. 0 to 0
Ghirka, Weals, and Eloopol, soft 45 to 60 •.
Berdianski and I.lnrianosde, soft 0 to 0
English, red !ind.white . 60 to 56

Weber.
English, good to fine malting .. 0 to 0 perlmp.qr
"'much, good to fine malting .. 0 to 0 per 4201 be
good to floe malting .. 0 1., 0 per 43211*s
Danube and Odom, wrinding ,2t to 28 per 400Ibe
Irish andFronch,heary grinding .. to 31
Osra.
Swodish, /sc., heavy white .. 32 to 31 per 3201 he
Limerick and other, fine white.. 0 to 0
Cork, Waterford, black 26 to 20 per 304110
Irieh, old tawny V to 28
Ditto, new ditto .. •• .. 24 to 88
Eva*
English 48 to 62 perlutp. qr
French. Neiman, 30 to 40 per 4801 be
Fuer".

United State; ;;;;I—Canadlan
English, good seconds ..
Imam Coax.
Odes's, Denube, lac • •
Mixed American .•

20 0 to 27 0 per Wild
87 0 to 89 0 per 2001b2

.. 35 6 to 116 0 por 460136
.. 35 6 to 36 0

Ihsvrt-- . tr, 0 to 20 oper Sissiba
At Birmingham English wheat demand less active.
Prices is to as per quarter lower. Arrivals of foreign
wheat continue liberal. The demand here to-day was
dull, at a decline of about 3s per quarter.—At
I)evires wheat trade ruled slow, at a reduction of
from is to as per quarter. Several sacks of trifolium
were offered, but we did not hear of any sale taking
place. Harvest is now pretty general throughout the
county, but the yield is reported as hardly up to
anticipation.
On Friday, at Mark-lane, trade very dull, and
quotations drooped. There were but few millers in
attendance, and hardly any business occurred in old
wheat, attention being chiefly directed to new, of
which the supply, though better, was variable, and
for which the prices asked were quite as lower than on
Monday, fine Talavera making from Sas to 345 per
quarter. Barley was difficult to move, and rather
easier rates prevailed. Malt was bought sparingly at
about former currencies. Oats experienced a slow
sale, and receded slightly in price in some instances.
Maize was quiet, and without any appreciable change,
as also were beans and peas. The flour trade was
inactive, and where sales were pressed some concession
was made.—At Coventry wheat was in moderate
supply, and to effect sales holders have had to submit
to a reduction of is to as per quarter.—At Derby
prices must be written 25 per quarter lower.—At
I.incoln rates Is per quarter lower. Several parcels
of the new crop were shown, the condition of which
was variable, and prices were irregular.—At Liverpool
wheat a moderate consumptive business at id per
cental decline since Tuesday on Californian, whilst
red American is offered at ad to 34 per cental reduc-
tion ex quay. Flour slow sale, and is lower. Beans
6,1 per quarter cheaper, and a quiet trade. Oats and
oatmeal dulL Indian corn in fair request, at a reduc-
tion of 6d per quarter since Tuesday. Mixed
American, 33s 34 per 48o1bs.—At Wakefield the
wheat trade has assumed a quiet tone, and in the
small business passing, is on white and xs on red has
to be submitted to. Other articles very quiet.