The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-22 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS-{THIS DAY)•

CORN EXCHANGE.
were
The leading country markets held on Saturday
fairly supplied with home grown wheat, the general qua-
lity of which was very inferior. Selected samples Were
steady and quite as dear ; but other kinds met a dull sale'
Barley sold heavily, at drooping currencies. Malt, oats'
beans, peas, and flour were mostly taken in retail, yet Ile
actual decline was submitted to in prices.
The latest advices from NewaYork state that both whey
and flour were in good request, at higher currencies. 111
the Continental markets, a steady, but by to
business is doing in most articles, chiefly for shipment
England. no means active
Up to our market last week the arrivals of English
wheat, barley,
and other grain were very moderate. The
imports from abroad amounted to 15,089 quarters of
2,866 barley, 17,081 oats, 2,312 beans, 2,578 peas,
linseed, 2,109 rapeseed, 20 mustard-seed, 145 sundry see'''
273 sacks, and 12,885 barrels of flour.
Fresh up to this morning's market, coastwise, the ant"
vale of wheat from Essex and Kent were comparativeli:
small, and in very inferior condition. From the east coal
they were very limited, and mostly unfit for millersa
purposes. By land carriage a few parcels came to WI f
from the midland counties, and the Show of samples et.
both red and white was by no means extensive. The a
tendanco of both town and country buyers being small, th°
demand for all kinds of wheat and home produce have
ruled very inactive. However, the few fine samples
of
offer produced fully last Monday's prices ; but the value
other kinds was barely supported.
For forward delivery very little was doing, but the
growers refused to submit to lower rates.
With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, but not
say say heavily supplied. The sales were wholly confillauZ,
immediate wants, but we have no change to notice in """

quotations.
ode'
Floating cargoes of wheat, off Falmouth, were in mode-
rate request, chiefly on Irish account. No alteration ir
observed in prices.
We were very moderately supplied with barley. Theoref
was rather more inquiry for malting parcels, the iraiue
which was steadily supported. Grinding and distillfoe
sorts were a slow inquiry at late rates.
The malt trade was dull, yet factors were firm in their
demands. Ao
being The supply of oats on the increase, the oat tribu
was dull, at a decline of 6e. per quarter.
English beans were quite as dear as last week ; but foreigli
parcels were much neglected. A of
White peas gave way is. per quarter. In the 11°1-
grey and maple no change took place.
Prig
The flour trade was inactive, and the nominal top P
of English was 40s. per 2801bs.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Malt—Chevalier .... 60110 634
Oats Yorkshire and :,31
Lincolnsh.. Seed 161 3
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Potato ...... .• • • •
Youghal and Cork, 144
Black. ...• • • 101
54
Cork, White . ,•• 30
Scotch, Feed. •• • • 2." 30
Beaus—Tick 30' di
Pigeons .......• 36' 30
Peas—Grey ?' 30
Maple ...........31' 311
White..........• 23'
40
Boilers 36 ifs
Flour—Town-made. •• 37' :5‘
Suffolk 29
Stockta & Norfolk 300

Wheat—Essex & Kent,
Red neW 35s to 41s
Ditt0........ old 40s 52s
Ditto, White new 38a 4.5
Ditto old 448 55s
Norfolk and Lin-
coln, Red, old 428 46s
Ditto, new ...... 31s 41s
R)e—Old .......... • . 315 32s
New............. 31s 33s
fleecy—Grinding 26s 28s
Malting . .. 31 s 3?s
Chevalier 33s 35s
&fait—Suffolk and Nor-
folk 643 58s
Brown ......... 46s 52s
Kingston and Ware 53s 60s

SMITHFIELD. toc
Since this day se'nnight, the arrivals of foreign k;.,,- 01
into London have been on a very moderate scale. The '''' $t
ditto supply has amounted to 4,873 head, against 7,036 .
the corresponding period in 1851; 6,191 ditto in 1°""'
5,587 in 1849; 4,261 in 1848; and 3,193 in 1847.

IMPORTS INTO LONDON LAST WEER.
From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs.
Tonningen 227 ... 114 . .
Hamburgh ... ...
Antwerp —
Harlingen 152 ... 1,200 ...
Ostend. ..... ... 144 ...
Nieu Diep 39 ... 1,122
Dordt ..... 79 ...
Rotterdam 264 ... 1,215 ...

Calves. Pig/.

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