The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-21 00:00:00

MARKET .NEWS.--(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE—(MONDAY.)
The leading country markets held on Saturday were
but moderately supplied with Wheat, the inquiry for
which ruled tolerably firm, at very full prices. At the
outports tine foreign qualities were the turn dearer.
There was less inquiry for all kinds of Barley, but no
actual decline took place in the quotations. Malt and
Oats were very dull. Both. Beans and Peas, as well as
fine Flour, commanded extreme rates.
Most of our continental letters state that a very
limited business has been doing in Wheat, and most
other articles on English account. The latest accounts
from New York state that the Flour trade was tole-
rably steady, without any accumulation of stock.
Very moderate supplies of English Grain were re.
oeived up to our market .last week. The imports from
abroad amounted to 7,890 quarters of Wheat, 4,880
Barley, 12,627 of Oats, 3,458 Beaus, 434 Peas, 1,238
Linseed, 3,478 Rapeseed, 3,650 netts and 21,929 barrels
of Flour.

The quantity of Wheat received fresh up to this
morning's market coastwise. from Essex and Kent, wag
very limited, and most of the samples were somewhat
out of condition, owing to the long prevailing wet wea-
ther. From the East coast only a small supply came
to hand, but several parcels reached us by land-carriage
from the Midland diitricts. Notwithstanding that a
large quantity of American flour was on show, selected
samples of both red and white English Wheat moved
off readily, at an advance in the quotations paid on Mon-
day last of is per quarter, whilst the value of all other
kinds was well supported. ' Prior to the close of business
the whole of the supply had changed hands.
Several parcels of Wheat sold for forward delivery et
in some instances, a slight improvement in the quotations.
The show of fine Foreign Wheat being very limited,
that article produced rather more money, with a steady
inquiry. Secondary qualities were quite as dear as hoc
week. Some of the cargoes reported last week have
gone direct into the hands of millers.
In floating cargoes of Foreign Wheat very little was
doing. Egyptian was held at 29s to 30s, and Polish
Odessa 34s to 35s per quarter, freight, cost, and in"
siirancoo
Scarcely any home-grown Barley was brought for-
ward; and the supply of fareign was but moderate.
Most kinds were in moderato requst, at late currencies.
We had a slow sale for Malt, but no decline was sub•
mitted to by the factors.
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We had a good inquiry for Pegs at P
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Indian Corn sold at previous rates.
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There was a good business doing
prices.
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101teatns.h. ** ..
cuRIZENCY PEll IMPERIAL MEASURE.
603 to 633
Wheat—Essex & Kent,
ao 0 453 Oats— Yorkshire and
OHs 1 F.
.e.e!.. lii r2;1:
Ditto,White• Now 4
Norfolk. and Lin-
-373 43s
coin, •t 3.1 • • • • • Youghal and Cork,
Black ... .... 173 2I s
Irish, Red •••• •• .. —s .....,
Cork, White..... 185 22s
Ditto,White•• •..... 1
._s
Scotch, Feed. ...• 23s .240
R ,•e—Old ••••• • " • • ,3° 32s Beans—Tick ......... 272 335
,ttiriDe3l:::,arine
dna .
N0w............. 485 30s
13,7,,,in
....: .... .... ....
4435:
45,
sB:3i Flours—uL
•• • • 25s 27s peas_ **** 32
Pigeons ** .... 335 VS
White .. .. .. 413 47s
Grey .........• 305 s
Malting -•••• • • • • 273 329
Maple . .......... 313 34s
Chevalier .. ... 338
363
White........... 223 329
Malt—Suffolk and Nor- 6
Eoilers ••• • • ..... 343 3 s
font • • ... 40s
11.ngston and Ware 515 88s Stocktn It Norfolk 291 3' S
flour
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:5353 334

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Rape, 38s
423 9d, 'and 8140,1 k
Calcutta, shipped in May and June, find
here. ape, 38s 61 to 40s. The
epuorc Rtsof
:I;esLin(,escie:d from Calcutta, iu April, were 22,000.
and
10,000 quarters.
Tarnip,White, per bush. 83 to lls Carraway ••• • • • •335 365
Swede 103 123 Coriander lls 133
3lastard, Brown •• • • es 9s Ilempseed, per quarter 325 052
White, new • . • ...53 ed OsOd Linseed, Eng. Sowing.. 505
Tares,Winter ..Os Od Osed Crushing •••• • • •• 455 483
Spring . —35 6d 4s Od Baltic •• • • 425 455
485
Canary, per quarter • • 37s 39s Odessa .......... 445
Rye grass.. -... •• < 283 34s Linseed Cake, pr. ton—
Clover, Bed (cwt.) 403 50s English „71 lea
8! OS
White .......... 40s 49$ Foreign, per ton 61 105 71103
Foreign Bed
44003 s
SOs ill:aaipncsCecadk,cs, pr ton 415 s 41 ICS
Trefoil .. 213 26 New, prist 211 05 241 CS
svzrrzacrsELD,
Si„, this day- se'enight the arrivals of foreign stock
into London have been very moderate, the time of year
coarAdered--ibei 09914 Maud $9 31530 iltid!