The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-15 00:00:00

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Qrs.
Rapeseed ...
Shelling ... 0•11 ••• 233
Linseed .. ..• .9
Malt ... ..• • • ... 189
Flour ... ... ...

BIRMINGHAM, MAY 13.—At Gloucester and Worcester
markets, on the Bth, wheat was again 6d to Is per quarter
lower. Barley fully as dear, with little offering. Oats held
for previous prices. Beans and peas inquired for, and rather
higher During the present week; scarcely a transaction is
reported in wheat ; but holders are firm at previous rates.
Barley less in request. Oats neglected, and, to make sales,
lower prices must have been submitted tn. Beans unaltered.
At this day's market there was a short supply of wheat, and, in
corsequence, the cur( ency of this day se'nnight was fully
ma.ntained. 'Barley less inquired fur, but no lower, Oats a
slow sale at former prices. More beans ofteri. g, but th,y were
quite as dear.
tNEwaittiv,
.111/0, 13. ;,,Our supply of wheat to day is large,'
axrd more, than' sufficieht nie,,t the dcwigrid, which, in the
preeeut dedresied state Of-tho distant flour markets, is
princi-
pally confined; to the supply of loi(al wants, which, bring,
limited, causes a grviati' Veisression, and although a decline of is
to 2s per quarter was submitted to still much -remains unsold.
Barley, but little in &Ter; and which meets a ready sale, but
late rates were fully supported. Beans, oats, and peas, short
supply, and there being a good demand, prices haie'rather an
upward tendency. ----
LivErtroor.,, MAY 14.—The arrivals froM Ireland and
coa •tw Ise since Tuesdily have be,n quite' insig ificarv. From
foreign ports We have reteived 9.0 quarters wheat, I,lBi
quarters Indian-cars, ,1,2'52 sacks and 24,F50 barrels flour.-
The exports in •he same time comprise 1.E94 quarters wheat,
934 barrels Indian•corn meal, 300 sacks and 2,716 barrels
flour. The trade haille,-n excessively dull during the past two
thys, and excepting fur wheat and it ur, the value of which ar-
ticies has been well maintained, prices have had rather a down-
ward tendency The -weather-has become wet, with a much
higher temperature, and 'the uneasiness Caused by the late
drought hassubsided. At this day's market th re was but a
smal. atteitaitoce Otthetositi and country trade, however, a fair
amount of busirws was dole in-Wheat' and flour, et the prices
of Tuesday. Oats were iii-very limited request, and barely
supported late rites. Oatmeal, however, fully as dear, with a
good demand. Barley,' beans, and peas, were each easier to
buy. Indian. cdrn was firriiry held at our Ive quotations, which
prevented any iinportantliansaCtions.
EXETER, AlAt 14 —Cattle Marka--There was a tolerable
supply of every descriptioi- of cattle ; but business was not
very brisk, except in sheep:- The pr,ce of beef did not vary
much tn m last tr eek 6CO•C appeared to be the
ruling figure; but in tome-Cases'Ss was given. Inferior sold
at from is to 7s 6(1. ('owes and calves were from 9193 to 121
123. They were not however. plentiful. She,p were a trifle
higher than latt' week.'-'; the supply was moderate, and prime
articles sold readily. 'tMall-wethers fetched. 6d per lb ; large
to 2/ 2s ; store hng4, front 25s to 3'a each. In the
ditto 50. Ewes sold at bid to 54,1; couples ranged from 353
pig market
a t(ierable e'no,l wai'doriel Store pig', were from 183 to
from 25s ; and suckers sold fio 5s to 5s 6d. Park' Carcases—
There was a small supply this morning; and prices ranged
6s 9,1 to 7s 6(1 pel• score, Pannier ._Turkeys, 5s 6d to is each;
ducklings, 5s tw6s petviottile ; foals, 45 to 4s 6d; spring
ch ckens, 24 9d co 4s ; p"geons, 10d• to Is each ; roasters, 3s
6d to 5s ; butter; 10d per lb; eggs, 20 to 22 for ls. Corn
Exchange—But small ;amount of buSiness has been done;
Prime ;amides of were offered at ,6s per bushel, but
buyers refused td ; 5s 10d. was about the ruling
figure. Foreign: heat was from 53 tb 54 3d. Barley may be
quoted at from 33 6d tar 33 10d per bushel ; oats, 2s 6d to 2s 9d
ditfo. Fine flou433stief sack.
BANGOR, MAY 14. —Wheat, from 39s to 41s; barley, 28s
to 30s ; ,pata,,ps to 190; ;oatmeal, .26s per 2401b5.
Vitaxinzeif;tlXV*l3-.lWheat, 63 3,1 to 6s 4cl; barley,
4s 6d ; oats, 3s to 3s 3d; per hobbet ; potatoes 2s 4d to 2s 8d;
sets, Is 6d to 29' per Isteasurei:butter, 10,1 to Ild per 18
ounces.
BRISTOL SUGAR. MARKET, MAY 14.—A large amount of
business has been dope thiS week,•at very full prices. Refined
continues in steadfdernand, but quotations are unaltered,
Rum is still neglected.—Bristol Mercury.
KNARESBOROUGH, MAY 12.—Wheat• ssod to 5s 3d; beans
4s oth to 4s 6d per ;bushel, bAriey 283 to 325; oats, 17s to 20s
per qr. „ ,
Ruoff, MAY 14.—White_ wheat 5s 6d to 5s 9d, red ditto 5s
to 5s 6d ; beans 4a Od to 4s 04 per. bushel ; barley 28s to 30s ;
oats 18s Od to 22ii, per qr. .
WETHERBY, MAY IJ.—White wheat, Ifs Od to 17s 6d, red
ditto lss Od to 16sod per load ; barley 27s Od to 30s Od per qr.;
heap 1.1,304,t03.4 sfOtt• per toad; oats 101 d to Is per stone.