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

MARKET NE WS.-(THIS DAY .)

CORN EXCHANGE77(MONDA' V.)

The leading country markets held on Saturday were
but moderately supplied with • Wheat, the intim] y for
which ruled tolermbly firm, at very full prices. , 9t the
ou,ports fine foreign qualities wero the turn i tearer.
There was less inquiry tor all kinds of Barley, 1 Jut 110
actual decline took place in the quotations. Mti: It and
Oats were very dull. Both Boans and Peas, as well ae
fine Flour, commanded extreme rates.

Most of our continental letters state that a very
limited business has been doing in Wheat, an( 1 most
other articbs on English account. The latest ac counts
from New York state that the Flour trade wild tole-
rably steady, without any accumulation of stock.
Very moderate supplies of English Grain w E 're re
ccived up to our market last week. The impoi 'Ls from
abroad amounted to 7,890 quarters of Wheat , 4,380
Barley, 12,627 of Oata, 3,458 Beans, 434 Per a, 1,239
Linseed, 3,478 Rapeseed, 3,650 sacks and 21,929 1 )arrele
of Flour.

The quantity of Wheat received fresh up to this
mcooassttwofisteh,efrosm Essex
samples
swaenrde Kt n tn3ie,vvvg:
towing to the long prevailing we t ovmue ort ryon
fil in meg snt edmd ,taiande
wea-
ther. From the East coast only a small suppl curve
to hand, but several parcels reachei us by land-c ttrriage
from the Midland districts. Notwithstanding that ge
large quantity of American flour was on show, t4dectod
samples of both red and white English Wheat' moved
off readily, at an advance in the quotations paid o a NU'ir.
day last of Is per quarter, whilst the value of all other
kinds was well supported. Prior to the close of Lir .sinew
the whole of the supply had changed hands.
Several parcels of Wheat sold for forward delivl 311 at,
in some instances, a slight improvement in the quota ons-
The show of flue Foreign Wheat being very I i mited,
that article produced rather more money, with a Lames'?
inquiry. Secondary qualities were quite as dear :as last
week. Some of th cargoes reported last we, 31: have
gone direct into the hands of millers.
In floating cargoes of Foreign Wheat very lit.tl e is?.
doing. Egyptian was held at 29s to 30s, and .1E 'oli
Odessa 34s to 35s per quarter, freight, cost, ar id in'
surauce.

Scarcely any home-grown Barley was brough t for-
ward; and the supply of foreign was bat mod !rale.
Most kinds were in mod,,ra+e request, at late curry ncieti.
We had a slow sale for Malt, but no decline wei ► sub-
mitted to by tho factors.
The total supply of Oats being rather eaten? ye the
in
was rather inactive, but no atteratiou to, *place
m the quotations.
Beans, owing to advices having reached U 3 the t blight
is very prevalent, advanced is
We had a good inquiry for Pass at is per quay te r more
money. per quarter.
Indian Corn sold at previous rates.
There was a good business doing in Flour at full
prices.

CURRENCY i' —' IMPEDIRaIrAI4t—CMheEvAaISieURr..E.:.. GO sto 633
¢,..
Wheat—Essex Sent,. 37s to 45s Oats— Yorkshire a.nd
Red to, " ' 41s 51s Lincolnsh., Feed. Igs fi 21
wrhiNew
Ditto, a Lin- Potato ...... .... 205 26S
lioribtx And
..
373 43s Youghal and Cork,.
coin, '-c 31 . • •
24
81
se
34
07
ss
Black ....... 17s 210
Cork, White • 180 2A.211
Old•• Scotch, Feed... • • 138 ..12.r.
it
9. 0
;Pirereilittws:ll::"lßWV he.
I:aiiit.ce.
..:
..: :: .:
...
I: 3:0 8181 3:2 s: Beans—Tick - -
273 Peas—Grey ...... •• • • s 334:
t, 8 3!6
Pigeons ...... .• • • .!
Barley—Grinding. .... 25,
Malting .•••• • • • • 273 32s Maple. —..••• • •• 3.3 . ,
Chevalier .... ... 33, 369
White........... • 293 •,,..."0
Boilers ••• • • •• 343 344
Nor-:43s 44s
and.... .. ... . . 45s 588 Flour—Town-made.— ,35%
Malt—Suffolkl3rfuolllk.....:
I.ln4ston and Ware 51s 58s SStuoircolcltkn.i.N. ;:fol.t. ::19's L 3. :

We. have a very moderSajtaetilqSuiry for Calorata Li wet'
on the spot, at 43s to 445, and Bombay, 455 ( ;d Per
quart,-T. Odessa, afloat, has realized 423 9d, and. Blacl':
Ba, 425. Calcutta, shipped in May and Jurio, final
buyers at 42s 6d froe here. Rape, 383 6d to 4,)5. T"
exports of Linseed from Calcutta, in April, ware 21 ',OOO,
and of Rapeseed, 10,000 quarters.
Turnip,Whitc, per bush. 83 to Its Carraway •••• . • • ....".. ass- 8.63
Swede .......... 103 12s Coriander ............ ius JO
Mustard, 8r0wn...... as 9s Hempseed, per quarter 325 3"
::or,ss
04Cd
06:00dd Linsceerdu,shiEnnt.S.o.w..in.g.....
,T 5): b 5.4
4394: Linsle,oerdeCigank,ep, pr. ton— 481
EtTayreelig,:Wha:itszei.i.enr..:.w..........:.:
..
28,
Spring ...........3s 6d 43 Od Baltic .......... 42, 453
Canary, per quarter •. 37s 39s Odessa ......... 445 '4'i
Clover, Red Eng,. (cwt.) 403 503 English .. .71 tos si 02
White ........ • • 10a er ton 6110. 71 1,.,v,"
Trefoil ......V.V:h.i.t.e....
Foreign Red...—. 403 503 Rape Cakes, pr ton 415 s .41 'lv'
503 Rapeseed,liew, prlat 2110 s 14444
213 26s
.... 40s

se'nnight the arrivals of foreign. stock
sninETErnex.D.
intSoinLaeentdhoina haveday been very moderate, the time 'of year
considered—.they baYinS 443,;.0 cookuol to 3,830 'wad*

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS
LONDON, JUNE 21.—Wind at noon S., light ha €lO °-
dull cloudy weather.
QUEENSTOWN, JUNE 18.—Wind N.N.W. ; 19 S. .
—And. James, Cruden, Callao; Commune, Polon,
Jvcaslseineu,t.iTneh,oumapisaotnz,; Antigua
ainSdimTeroibnaHnea,rdcya,illar;
Valparaiso; Ben Mulch Dhu, Mathewson, billean;
I) ad °es ;
:darraii
ptoolrat,,aducrtoreun;eTy,elteogwraepnh,,AtDeso.naid, Newfoundlan d . °
COWES, JUNE 20.—Wind S.—Arrd. Magna C'hartn'
Josephene, Elizabeth, a2nod.—Mwatainndzass.,wll.a_
S.W.—Sid.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE Qo een
vanna of
the South steamer, Calcutta.
WATERFORD, JUNE 19.—Wind N.N.E. to S.We
Georgina, Qui- b-?C.
BALLYDONOGAN BAY, JUNE 17.—Arrd. Urania COIF'
Quebec.
LONDONDERRY, JUNE 15.—Arrd. Masonic, and Mary
Ann, St. John's, New Brunswick; Arcturus, Alex tall°.
BELFAST, JUNE 19.—Arrd Olivia and Cobra:loB'
Riga; Wellington and Isabella. Pernrm.
SUNDERLAND, JUNE 20.—Wind E.S.E.—Sid.
tude, Ceylon; Johanna, Quebec; Thomas G-owlan°'
Aden.
ABO, MAY 28.—The Erstalmingen, of ti..runclel,
bound to Westerbatten, was wrecked in the Was 3
Sheeran 17th May; crew and part of materials Si vecl.
HALIFAX, U. S., JUNE 10.—The Deodute, I 3 lorwe7
gian barque, from Pugwash to Hull, timber lades i, Ivas
wrecked on St. Paul's Island 28th May. A 0 ernit.la
barque, from Quebec, struck upon Bird Rock, nt ar
ot+
o
Magdalen Islands, about 27th May, and became o t
wreck; crew and passengers saved.
DOVER, JUNE 19.—Wind S.W. ; W; 20, ;
P.M. S.W.—Arrd. Hindu, Robertson, Riga.
Kra
SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 20.—Wind S.W.—Sl..d . Kra
steamer, Al,xandria. litb
BRISTOL, JUNE 19.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd.
Vincent, Barbadoes. Sid. Chalco, Africa.
CARDIFF, JUNE 19.—Wind W.N.W.—Sid. Ct allen•
ger, Callao; Cambodia, Panama; Paella, Quelant b
FALMOUTH, JUNE 19.—Wind N.W. to W., fr...4-'8
20th S., light airs with fog.—Arrd. Yorkshire' 1418"
Tom, Quebec; Conant, Hunsen, Bahia. Off port, 1,3 w.
rence, homey, Port.au-Prince; Bland and Kenain ,
gar-
reloar. Akyab ; Pollux, Buenos Ayres ; Hari: 2q11141'
St. John's.
DEAL, JUNE 19.—Wind W.S.W.; 20, N.W. ; P 3f.
S.W.—Marie, Trinidad de Cuba; Cisely, Rio J. ueir°,!
' Queen, 131‘Leod, Calcutta; Highbury Digby' , Trii tid"
Prince George, Harriet, and Eleanor' Quebec• eatorr,
Leslie, Riga ; Kate, Grieves, arrived from the Rive!'
SS dney ; Isabella Blyth, Mauritius; Remit OD"
qt.
Moors, San Francisco; Sir John Rae Reid, Dytis( 3•
Mitt's; James, Barronds, Bermuda. Sld. DOZ •)111ej'
'
Grenada; Prince Albert, New York; Amigos, MOni:
treal; Elize, Valencia; Diamond, Boyrout; Davit
calm, Lyme Regis; Epheroul, Scotsman, Mamas u 51'"
Dahlia.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 19.—Wind E.S.E. to N..;
R. !•W"20, S.S.E. moderate.—Arrd. Hartley, Arthur,•
Shepherd, and Ellen Maria, New Orleans ; Mono. zuul4,
Leavitt, Mobile; Saragota and Cambria steamer. • Neff
York; Speculation, Seaford, St. John's, Now ;rung'
wick; Kestrel, Wise, Callao; Lord John Russell, Wel"
!eaten, Valparaiso; Arrow, Wyatt, Para; Resoi iutioa
steamer, Woodstock, Apalachicola; William Pitt, Fart,
Mangonilla de Cuba; Alcyone, Watson, Sava naah;
Forest King, Hatheron, New Orleans; Priscilla, Si ;. An"
draws • City of Manchester, Montreal; Sarah, G.. Hyde'Nowell, New York; Annandale, Pierce, St. An e row's,
New Brunswick; St. Johannes, Andrews, St. Ste 'hen
Now Brunswick; Scotia, St. John's, New Bru ovick;
Christina, St. Mark's. Sld. Jane Pratt, Port I .'hiliP;
Bartley and Nereid, Halifax; Hero, Tarragona ,!;
kisson, Africa; Record, Falkland Islands; Land, axo, Bio
Janeiro; Asia, Bahia; Denison, Antigua; Gi ernola
St. Thomas; Africa steamer, Star of the West, 179 illiam
Stetsin, Adriatic, New York ; Sir Charles Napitu Que-
bec; Falcon, Montreal; Industry, Trieste; Ce rttipede,
Ancona; Araminta, Geelong; Amathea, alm t'.;e;; Eli-
zabeth, Buenoa Ayres; Sarah, Rio Janeiro; T:eress,
Ciudad Bolivar; Juda Touro, New Orleans; Ltr iversev
New York; Helen, Quebec.
ISLAND OF STROMA, JUNE 17.—The Sea Bird„
of and
for Boston, from Newcastle, went on shore yesterf lay 011
the S.W. end of this island, and lies on her beau i ends,
waterlogged, cargo being landed, and the vess el dis-
mantled, as she is expecte:l to become a total wre t .k.
BELFAST, JUNE 19.—The Success smack, of th i s port,
went down off Gammon Point 6th June; crew lost..
DEAL.—Arrd. Aberfoyle, Milian, Port Philip.. Sid.
Scindiana, Port Philip; Cockermouth Castle, Gre sat Is.