The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-29 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.
seasonably
The country markets held on Saturday wore season
well supplied with wheat ; nevertheless, the demand fa
all kinds ruled steady, at, in most instances, an advno,°,,
the quotations of ls per qr. There was rather more dt7
in barley, at very full prices. Malt and oats ruled quii,l
but not lower. Beans, peas, and flour sold at prelin
rates.
In the Continental markets, the trade has eontinu—ea,
steady for all articles of grain. Prices have, therefore'
ben well supported. The shipments of wheat and hirnrk
from Egypt have been extensive of late. Our New °
letter states that flour was producing more money. last
The receipts of English barley up to our market All.
week were large ; but those of other articles were f0n87.3
From abroad, we received 35,571 quarters of wheat' tares,
barley, 21,293 oats, 3,058 beans, 2,011 peas, 230
4,336 linseed, 1,943 rapeseed, 25 mustard seed, and sun
seeds 115 quarters.
The quantity of English wheat received up to our Inearry
' ket to day, coastwise, from Kent and Essex, was 'ceis
moderate, and in bad condition. We received a few "
from the east coast, of fair average weight. By 184
riage and samples the arrivals wore comparatively
Owing to the non-arrival of flour from abroad last we de,
and the small stocks held by the leading millers, th lot
mand for both red and white samples ruled sow:wool
brisk, and the whole of the supply was speedily diiPst of
of, at an advance in the quotation paid on Monday
from is to 2s per quarter. the in'
The transactions for forward delivery were on
crease, and prices were slightly higher than last weel,',iga
We were somewhat extensively supplied with for
wheats, in good condition. For most kinds, we experiell,4
a fair enquiry, and the currencies improved 13'
quarter.
some
Floating cargoes sold somewhat freely, and, in hot
stances, rather more money was paid for parcels of w
from Use Black Sea. isrer
Notwithstanding the supply of English barley wan
that article sold somewhat freely. In prices, howev;', 0
change took plate. All foreign qualities were 9311
dear as last week. s fair
MALT.—The supply of which was good, sold to
extent, at full quotations. beirg
The supplies of Irish, Scotch, and foreign oats
very extensive, the oat trade ruled heavy, and the crate
cies were 6d. per quarter lower. t Pre'
We had a fair sale for both old and new beans, 5
vious rates.
wee°

In peas, a steady business was doing, at last
currency. Ori
On the whole, the flour trade was firm, and the P''
were well supported.

CURRENCY PER 10,1

Wheat—Essex & Kent,
Red .... new 36s to 43i
old Ors 54s
• onto, White new 408 48s
Ditt0........ old 46s Ns
Norfolk and Lin-
coln, Red, old 43s 4Se
Ditto, new ...... e2s 42s
live—Old ...• •• •• 3ls 323
N0w....... • • .... 3I s 33s
tarley—Grinding..... 26s 28s
Malting ....... 31s 31s
Chevalier .... •.. 33s 35s
Walt—Suffolk and Nor-
folk-- •• • • 54s 585
grown ......• •• • • 46s 525
Kingston and Waro 53s 60e

.katLiL MEASURE. „EP
Malt—Chovaller • • •%6ls
'Oats Yorkshire and 1
4924:
Lincolnah., Feed 65
zy .'

Potato ...... • • • •
Beans—Tickd cork,
iSCY orutkghlWaa,ikch:kaefent.
3316613 11: 'S3
81ack.....
Pigeons ...... 31•
Peal—Grey ..•• •• 33' 374
Maple. •••• " • • 33.
White. •••• " ' • 36. (s
Boilers •• • ••'• • 371 3.541
own-mado • 29,
Suffolk ••• • • " 303
Stockts Norfolk

SMITHFIEL
int° Yr
During last week, the imports off oreign stock uoiog
don were seasonably good the total supply
v'eei,
amounted to 5,135 head. In the corresponding „` 6,05 i
1851, we received, 7,096 ;in 1850, 3,903 ;in 184 t 9
in 1848, 2,321; and in 1847, 3,838 head. The clu'
the arrivals continues inferior.

From

IMPORTS INTO LONDON LAST WEEK.
Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calle.'
210 ... 139 ...
5 ... 218

Tonningei
Hamburg'a
Antwerp
Harlingen
Ostend
Nieu Diep
Dordt
Rotterdam

- -• ,

- -• ~

'27 • • 41
7 •
•• • 1

83 -. 1,112
-- ... 122
72 -. 1,080
89 -. 185
;04 -. 1,728

1 ."
1 •"
385 "./
Total . ... 1,063 ... 4,604 421 •I_,
The yearly comparison of weekly imports is as under '00;
Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. 9v
.851 ...... 1,149 ... 5,493 358 ." 1343
850 856 2,496 407 ."
849 907 ... 4,525 235 • " "
848 563 ... 1,647 ...
847 666 ... 3,099 133 •
h Or"
To-day's market was very scantily supplied vat
stock, the general quality of which was inferior. bed
From our own grazing districts, the arrivals of
an this morning were considerably on the increase, 5 til°
greatly improved quality ; indeed, the supply $
rro
largest and best shown here for several months pasl).
.
withstanding that the attendance of both town and eo 1 9f,
buyers was tolerably good. The beef trade ruled iLe- 0,09'
a decline in the prices of Monday last of 2d per Blbs,rioest
total clearance was with difficulty effected. The P
Scots sold at 3s 10d per 81bs.
From Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and Northalls of
shire, we received 3,250 short horns ; from other P 500
England, 500 of various breeds ; and from Scotland,
horned and polled Scots. hocilf
With sheep we were tolerably well, but not to say t
supplied. For all breeds we had a steady inquiry, s,jise‘l-
last week's quotations. The primed old Downs re
4s 6d per Blbs. hoe,
The supply of calves was but moderate. On file:o cine"
the veal trade was steady, at Friday's advance in
tations. The top figure was 4s 4d per 81bs. L„.,0100
We had a very slow sale for pigs. In prices,
no change took place.

Per Sibs to si
s. d. s. d.l
Inferior Beasts ...2 2 to 2 41

s. d.
is. •
4
Primo Southdown 4 4 S
3
Largo crse. calves 2 10 4
4
Prime small do 3lO 3 t;
Large hogs 210 310
Small porkers 3 8 0
Suckling calves 19 0 fo, 0
Quarter old pigs 17 0
FOREIGp7 surra• 656
Beasts ..................... 3,810
Sheep ..................... 159
Ca1ve5.....................
fat
Pigs ........................
of
the supplies and priceL,
Smithfield Cattle Air Of
this day, Monday, •r4°..

Luk the offal.

Second quality ...2 6 210
Prime large oxen 3 0 3 6
Prime Scots, &c. 3 8 310
Inferior sheep ...3 0 3 4

Second quality ...3 6 3 Sj

Primeco-arse-W11d.3 10 4 21