The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-14 00:00:00

1.3.1rir1.q, 1316, 5 per Cent 32
Ditto Account
Ditto 3 per Cent. ........... 2514 25
ii
Peruvian tionds.lB-19, G Cent..;
Do. Deferred 3 per Cent 62% 62
Spenist Bends. 3 per C0nt.......46%. 4i
Ditto for the Account ... - 464
Ditto, New Deferred 20%'31
Venezuela Bonds ..
Ditto Deferred
• Dirider..•43 On the above. payabla in London
Dutch 21,4 per Cent., 12 Guild
Ditto 4 p4r Feat. Certitic.ttds 93 •

LLOYD'S SHIPPLNG--(THIS DAY.)
LONDON MAY 14.—Wind at noon W.S.W., fresh
bre, z at.d flue. but cl,,udy at times.
FAL3IoUTH, MAY 13.—W1nd W.S.W. to W., strong
brek z'3.—Ai rd. Toby, Ternan, Lines;
"[more, Porto

WHITEHAVEN, MAY 13.—Wind S.—Arrd. Village
Girl. Woot, Patagonia.
QUEENSTOWN, MAY 12.—Wind Ar
Victory, and Betsey, lalauritiva; Sea Serpent, Rabat.
SLID:), MAY 10.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Field-Marsbal
Ridetz,ky, lorail.
SHIELDS, MAY 12.—Wind W.—Sld. Achilles, SS'
John's, N. B.; 'fhotnas It-..)we11, Aqui j
IJULL, MAY 13. Wind S. W. to W.S.W.—Aril"
Aurora, Angel, S..
, ;al
LONDONDERRY, MAY 12.—A Sealed bottle, the
ritit,g enclosed, was picked up in the Long"
on the 10th:—'• Soip Notwithstanding in lat. 232 N. knit;
153 W., on the 24th Septetnt:er, 1851, is in a miscab,
condition, have lost all our spars, and are waterl4g",
and on short allowance; please to publish this in an
paper or papers that may be convenient, and real"'
yours truly, John Roberts, Commander."
LIVERPOOL, MAY 13.—Wind S. W.— Arrd. Brothel%
Murphy, Savannah; Anne, Mearns, Charleston; 1167
rietta, Wilson, Ichaboe; Ocean Eagle, New Orisons;
Joshua Mauran, ditto; Australia, Archer, Mobile;Commerce, Henry, Charleston; Eugene, Nurlaix. ,
Nier,ey, Jamaica; Montezuma, New York;
BotsforkDalhouaie; Burrell, Quelx..c; Kelvin, A
Vivid, Buenos Ayres; Spirit, dive; Isinger, Rio Jaefirf
Monarch, Blrbadues• Alice Jane, Jamaica; . DOW,
Philadeli,hia; United States, ditto; Rappahannock, Nell:
York; Janus, Adra. capkaletli
LYNN, MAY 13.—The Mary, of and for Lynn) .0°,1,12:
Hartlepool, was stranded on the Long Land, lo-
A+7;
Deeps, on the 11th, and has filled; she is•expecte..
become a total wreck; crew and great part of otor`
saved.

SHIELDS, MAY 11.—A vessel, which had been 00 Ere
aft, Lni burnt doc n to the water's edge, laden viida
timber, and with nothing standing but the bowsprit,/
passed in lat. 39 N., long. 12 W., by the Maria, arri/
at Csrthavna.
OFF SALCOMDE, MAY 13.—Arrd. Dore, St. Ild.;
c..s-
OFF PLYMOUTII.—Acrd. Monarch, Madras.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE—FRIDAY:
A very moderate supply of English Wheat--1,9,6!
quartors—hai been received up to our market this wn
coastwise. Fresh up today, very few parcels reec7,
us by land carriage, hence the show of samples of b°.
red and white was small. Owing to the favourable thli
counts at hand on the subject of the growing crops' be
the imports of American Flour, the English W.
trade was in a very inactive state, at Monday's retlecl
in the quotati,ins. The show of Foreign Wheat wg.,o
but moderat?. Really flue Dantzic qualities sold *Ow
prices; but low and middling kinds were much 116:4,
lected. In floating cargoes, no sale took Pt;
Egyptian Wheat was offered at 27s per (Ittar:
Malting Barley was scarce and held at full curreoCi;
but grinding and distilling sorts were the turn in falch'o
of buyers. We had a slow inquiry for Malt, but °of
change took place in its value. The total supply ~i
Oats being limited, the Oat trade was firm, and late rat
were well supported. Beans, Peas, Indian Corn,
Flour mete very slow inquiry.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK

Wheat.'

Barley.

-*TOO'
gra. Foal'
1,530 1,810,
6,120
0 P 1
3,250 25,71

Malt. , Oats.

Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.
•••••• 1,960 910 1,110
Irish ........1 710
Foreign •• .• •• I

1,620 I 8,380

szazwarrxma.D.
Notwithstanding that the supply of Beasts in to day °
market was limited, the demand for all kinds was heal
at Monday's prices. The cargo of Portuguese Ole¢
referred to in our report on Friday last has arrives;"
The number received is 132, 107 being disposed of
Southampton, whilst the remainder were on offer tot
morning by Mr. Vorley. The average value of this
stock vies 121 lOs each. A vessel with a similar care
is shcntly cxrcted from Corunna. Sheep, the numbta,
of which was comparatively small, moved off freely
fully last we, k's currency. There was more inquiry.
Limbs, at extr.n3e quotations. From the Isle of 'WV
500 had come fresh to hand. We had a fair inquiry, .
Calves. In some instances the primest Veal realist .
4s 4d per Sibs. The Pork trade was excessively heavP'
ditch Cows moved off steadily. at from 141 las to 19151
each, including their small Calf.

Per Sibs. to s
s. d. to s. d.
(:►(prior Beasts..... 2 2 2 4
Second quality •• •• 2 6 210
?rime large OXOR.. 3 0 3 2
?rime Scots •• •• • • 3 2 8 4
Large coarse Calves 3 0 3 8
er me small ditto .. 310 4 4
Sa,klinz Calves •• l 9 0 24 o
Lamb(' .....••• •- 4 2 5 4

Ink the offal.

5.
Inferior Sheep 2 6 2
3,3cond qual. Sheep 2 10 4
Coarse-woolleddittc3 2 ; g
louthdown Wether 3 6 0
Dittountofthe woolo 0 4
[Argo flogs ...... 2 6 8
,ff mall Porkers .... 3 6 ,;
a
Quarter old Pigs ..16 0 '

TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET.
i ,1). I Cakes. I
2io
I PigS.
3,7C0 321
FOREIGN SUPPLY.
Beasts I Sheep. I Calves.
1 Figs.
110 382 109
NMITGATE AND ZMILDENECILZU a
The general demand was in a sluggish state, il'
Follows:

Beasts.
63

..
At per stone by the Carcase. e.
a. d. to e. d. i e. (I. to ,- 4
Beef, infer!or...... 2 0 2 2 !Action, Inferior .. 2 4 02 10
--middling ...• 2 4 2 6/ middling.. 2 8 -
--6
primelarge .. 2 6 2 8 ! prime .... 3 0 3
10
•---prime small .. 210 3 2 r fork, 1arge........ 2 4- 0 : 6
Veal• •••—•• • • • • 3 0 4 2, small .• ——•• 3 0 D'

Lamb, 4,0 d to 53 21.

lionouon HOP DIMILIEET.
Very little change can be noticed in our market'
Really fine and middling new Hops are Pearce, and beld
at the extreme rates of Friday last. Yearlings stead if
but old qualities command very little attention. Susa
Pockets, 518 s to 5/ 12i; Weald of Kent 6/ to 71 ss•' Dll
and EaSt Kent, 71 to 121 10a; Yearlings 3/ lOs to 5104
Old Olds, 1/ 2s to 21 103 per owl.

c907:01V3r11.i. hag
SUGAR.--The marktt has been very good throng 0
the week fur British Plantation, but within the last gs,
days, the supply having increased, buyers are rather les,
eager, and holders have to give support by withholdint
parcels or buying in as regards East India. Barbadne
by auction went at former prices; flue yellow 393 to 40il
good mid to good 36s 61 to 383 6d; mid 34s 6d to 36:1
ord 32s to 34i; and brown 31a. Demerara cyrstaliZ
sold at 423 6d to 433 61 for fine, and 38a to 405 for tab!
to good.
REFINED.—There has been a good demand at fuller
rates; fair and fine grocery lumps have realised 475 t°
483 6d per cwt.
EAST INDlA—Several thousand bags Mauritius hav°
been disposed of publicly, and in some cases at a slighl
decline; fine and superior yellow 363 to 335; ord low to
good yellow 33; to 364; mid to fine grey 33s 6d 19
36; 6ri. Bengal went at full values; White Bemires
373 to 40; for fine and superior. lillaur 248 6d to
253, and ord soft yellow 253 63 to 265 6d. Madras will
rather cheaper, mid to fine soft brown realising 251 to
263 mid to fine white 353 to 39i 64, and mid to g 043
yellow grocery 323 to 35a Manilla was taken in at 30.
for ord unclayed,' and 31s to 323 for mid to good MO:.
went off wetllb;roorwrin ttoo goodgood syoefitioyire.ll7
in alt3e3lll: tgo 34; for sot
and like Mauritius 333 to 355. China was
2ct :71v3ca.. thdo°29 s ,
FOREIGN.—There has bsen a fair business got throne'
Havannala has he .n sold at 333 6d to 37s for ye110°:;
good ord to acid and B-.hia at 23; 61 to 373 6d for 10"
to good white, and 280 6i to 333 for ord to good brow°4
COFFEE.--Full prices have been paid for most descrir
tions, and there have been large dealings. Native Cer„,
lon bar, been sold privately to some extent at 436 6,1
44s 6d for good ord. At auction Plantation Ceylon hal,
realised 54s to 61s for mid to good colory, 48s to 54.°
for low mid and fine flue ore, and 64s to 738 for pea
berry, triage 39s to 525. Jamaica has been sold 114
auction at 503 to 55s tor low mid and mid colour)", 46.
for fine fine ord, and 293 to 42; for triage. Mocha ha.,
been quiet at 50; for triage.
COCOA.—Very little has been done, although price°
are low. Trinidad was taken in at 30s for damaged.
RICE.—The market has been dull at barely previo;
rates. Good Madras 8a 6d to 9i 6d, Moulmein 83 68 !,
103, Bengal, mid and good, 93 6d to 10s, and fine 11"
to 118 6J.
SrlcEs.—Ca3sia Lignea bas been sold at-10054,0 10'30
for good lit and 2i pile, and 983 6d to 99; for Nan
3d. Pimeuto has been about id dearer, mid and fLu
5d to skci, and mid and good mid 4id to 5d per lb. 11P;
per has realised full price.. Malabar good heavy 4g t
,
African Ginger 231 to 253 for small and mid, 561
India 293 to 373 for ord, and Nutmegs 23 Id to 33 2d inti
damaged. Zanzibar Clove; went at 68 to 6d for lzd
and good.
SALTrETRE.—BengaI was taken in at 26s to 283 64A
for low mid end mid 151 to 6 per cent. refraction, al3'
Madras mid fair clean 10i. per cent. 24s to 24s 6d. d
A RROWROcT —Bermuda has been taken in at id, all
,
St. Vincent; at 3d to aid for ord to mid, and 4d to 5d
good.
CozTox.—Full pries have been obtained, and stead/
sales made.

TEA.—Ratker a large business has been done in Coo'
you worth 91 to I ld per lb.
TALLOW.—Tho market is firm, and prices are Icokivg
up,_ -

GREEN FRCIT.—The demand continues good, and B;
there is no probability et any reduction of duty ta-kitil
place on Ortrges, Lemons, and Nuts this action, b_o
trade are addinp, to their stock. Two cargoes Oranges
from St. Michael, sold by li.f.eling and Hunt at publi.ln.
sale, went freely at prices similar to last week. Nuts Jai
kinds met with a brisk sale. Lumons without alteration.

SOAIr ,TIIING OF A BRIEGE.—A bridge is now in
course of completion on the Buffalo and New York city
Raifroad, where it crosses the Genessee liver, rear Portaged"
which, when completed, :will be 230 feet high on
500 feet span. Stone piers set on the rock are carried tlPthe
feet high from the bed of the river, a few rods above
upper falls. From the top of the piers the woodwork rises
200 feet. and so perfect is the model of the bridge, whic
may be seen on the ground, that not the slightest tremor or.
motion is apprehended under the heaviest train of cars that
may ever have occasion to pass over it. Over 30 tons ef
iron will be consumed for bolts alone in the construction '1!)
this mammoth piece of mechanism. The timber from.'
acres has been purchased. It is calculated that 21,0,•agrA0
will afford tinater enough to carriete the Grid
Commercial jcivertiovr,