The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-12 00:00:00

MARKET ISE'WS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE—MONDAY.
Nearly the whole of the country markets, held on Ss"
turday, were but moderately supplied with Wheat, Yet
the demand for all kinds ruled heavy, at drooping prices'
Fine Barley was held at previous rates; but grinding and:
distilling sorts were easier to purchase. Malt dull; but
good heavy Oats were quite as dear. Beans, Peas, and
Flour commanded very little attention. The Corr;
trade in France has become heavy, at further depressed
rates. In the Baltic and Black Sea por to very leg
transactions have lately taken place on Engli sh account.
The Dutch, Belgian, and American markets, have been,
heavy in the extreme. Very moderate %applies been
English Grain arrived up to our market 1.. t week'
From abroad we received 5,131 quarters of Wheat'
5,035 Barley, 10,659 Oats, 2,948 Tares, 4,281 Linseeti,
3,140 Rapeseed, 15 sundry Seeds; 2,318 sacks and's,s6°
barrels of Flour.

Tho supply of Wheat received fresh up to this morn
ieg's market, from Kent, was very moderate, L ut in el:
o llent condition. From Essex, Norfolk, Suf3;olk,
the receipts were limited. By land carriage from 4'
midland districts,, the arrivals were far from extensive'
and the total show of samples of both red and white
comparativ .iy smell, and INe may observe that severe°
of the car goes reported last week went direct; into the
hands of the millers. The attendance of both. town and
country buyers being sma!), and the pressure of foreilo,
Flour rather heavy, the demand for all kinds of Whoa'
of home produce was in a very inactive state. SO,:
ever, the finest samples changed hands at last Alondsl'
prices; but, in some instances, the value of low and mid'
dling qualities was the turn in favour of dealers,.
Very little fresh Foreign Wheat was brought for
ward, and the show of samples ex-granary was limited.
For all kinds the demand both for home use and exPorS
ruled exceedingly heavy, and the quotations were next
to nominal.

The arrival of floating cargoes off the coast is moll'
To-day Egyptian Wheathas realised 28s per quarter/
all charges included.
Scarcely any English Barley was on offer, but th°
show of Foreign was seasonably good. Picked qualitie6
fit for malting sold at very full currencies. In grind'
ing and distilling sorts very few transactions wore re"
ported at late figures.
Malt Was in moderate supply and sluggish inquiry, 11S
unaltered quotation,. The quantity ready for deloeri
was small.

Good sound Oats moved off steadily at late figures,
but all other kinds commanded very little attention, Yet
the quotations were supported.
Beats, though in short supply, moved cff slowly 11/
barely late figures.
bpi
Grey and Maple Peas were held at full prices, -
white qualites met a dull inquiry.
Indian Corn was quite neglected.
The Flour trade was dull, but no change took plilee to
the value of any kind.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Wheat—Essex & Kent, (Malt—Chevalte!...... 60s tO 635
. .

Red •• • •:• ••39 8 tO 'Oats 'Yorkshire and

Ditto, White, New 42s OOs Li __ 22$
ncolnsh., Food. 18s
•,6,
Norfolk and Lin-
Potato .. 21a *
coin, Red... • • 383 44s Youghal and Cork,
Ditto, White— —• • 42d 478 , 21.
Irish, Red .. .. .. ..
_8 Black .••• • • • 1841 02,1
Ditto,White...... —8 , Cork, White .•• • • 19s 'l,,
Rye—Old ............ Scotch Feed... 21* I, s
30S 32s Beans—Tick ......... 265
•,3,4
New.... .. •••• • • 283 305
31s "•`',
Barley—Grinding, .• • • Pigeons •• • •
Malting • ...... 2274: 26s Peas—Grey ... 28s ''''
32 .. • • • • •
Chevalier .... • . 338 , s Maple . .......... 29s 3V,
Malt—Suffolk and Nor- v"
White..... .... 265. 2',7
Boilers ••••• 32,0 3±!
4435 s 4 8 088: Flour—Town-made. •• 38u 4r
8r0wn...........
Suffolk •••• 308 2 d
Kingston and Ware sis 58s Stockta & Norfolk 30a 23,0
SE.
The late arrivals of Linsecd ED
have been cleared aff II!
full prices. Black Sea is quoted at 46s to 47i; Ea"
India, 465; Odessa, 43s per quarter. For arrival, V.:
ganrog is worth 445; whilst East India, for delivery, 18
selling at 42s 6d; Archangel, 32... Rapeseed and COO:
are quite as dear as last week. In other articles ler,'
little doing.
Turnip,White, per bush. 8s to 11s
123
ios .
Swede .• ••••• • • • es Js
Mustard, Brown • • • • ••••
......5s ed. 6sod
White, new
Tares,Winter ........
..4s 6d 53 Od
48 6d 5s Od
C,...Sgi,iipger
quarter
23983 s
3452:
Rye grass • • •
Clover,ltedEng. (cwt ) 415 6431
White ...•
Foreign Bed .. •• • • 44s 54,
White 4/8 ;583
Trefoil .• • • ••••• • • • •
•, 21s 26s

Carraway 33, 3'6!
Coriander 155 19'
Ilempseed, per quarter 329 °
Linseed, Eng Sowin
.g•• 588 °5
Crushing •• •• 455 4"
Baltic 425 IV
Odessa .......... 445 "'"
Linseed Cake, pr.' ,000— 7
English . is/ lOs 10.1 0
Foreign, per ton 71 105 9;
Rape Cakes, pr ton 41 55 41 +
Rapeseecbliew, pr lit 21105 93/ 0,

SIVIITIEPIZLID.
During last weck very moderate supplies of foreigr:
stock arrived in the port of London,
the total ireP°r
being confined to 15045 head. In the correspowili34;
period in 1851 we received 2.066; in 1850, 1,004; L.,
1849, 656; and in 1848, 1,256 head. The stock coP
tinues to arrive in hut middling condition.
IMPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WEEK.
Rott e Pi
From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. ng"
rdam ... 40 134 ... 158 -•--
Antwerp ......
„,
„. 31 "
Harlingen .. 6
.. ▪
1
Hamburgh
„, 359
„,
Dordt ..... 8 ..,
250 ... ▪
10 ***

...--•
Total ......7,..)1
..-- ... 20 0 -- • --- of
The , e-rI•Y comparison of. the weekly imports is
under: 3

Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pig'
1851 ......... 518 1,220 ... _ ,81 ...
1850 ........ 255 ... 515 ... 224 ...
1849.........
256 210 ". . 179 . • -1"
1848.... 54- ••• •••• •••
Th© a
arrivals of stock from Ireland have r6comm epees;
In the past week 40 Beasts and 31 Pigs reached 11,
direct by sea from Cork. To-day's market was but lull,
derately supplied with foreign stock, whilst the arrival'
of Beasts fresh up from our own grazng districts well
limited, the time a year considered. Their generl
'
quality, however, was good. The attendance of I)9ir
eAultrY hay ers hetnt lam.,, and the wealbc,,
fav;-.l:rubl” for slair,;httliur.;..; th Brc± trudc ruled 5(1030,
what.what.firm, at en udvanee in the quotations obtained 113
A
Monday last of 2d per Sibs. The Fimest Scots so",
readily, at from 3s 4d to 3s 6d per 81be. From, Norfelgi
EIONE, Mid Cilatidg@ttire, MATE' Id"'