The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-12 00:00:00

MART ET NETT7S-(7717R Mir.)

CORN EXCHAN GE.
The leading country markets held on Saturday were
tolerably well supplied with wheat, in which only &limited
business was transacted, at drooping prices. There was
an improved sale for barley, the value of which had an UP;
ward tendency. Oats were steady. Beans and peas au.
vanced fully ls. per quarter. Flour ruled firm.
Advices from New York to the 30th ult. state that both
grain and flour were producing more money. The Fiend'
markets have become heavy, and flour has changed hands
on lower terms. In the Baltic and Black sea ports, the
trade has ruled firm. Up to our market, last week, the
arrivals of English grain were somewhat on the increase.
From abroad, we received 88,833 quarters of wheat, 9,170
barley, 123,790 oats, 4,155 beans, 78D peas, C3O tares,
12,754 linseed, 13 mustard seed, and 56 sundry seeds. No
flour came to hand.
Coastwise from Essex and Kent, the arrivals of wheat
fresh up to our market to-day, were on a very moderate
scale, and in but middling condition. By land card Be
they were limited ; hence, the show of samples of helm
red and white was by no means extensive. As millers ill,
general are short of stock, the demand for most kinds el
wheat of home produce ruled steady. In prices, scarce'''.

any change took place. the
There were very few offers from the growers ; and
business doing in home grown wheats for forward dellye'J
was comparatively small.
Notwithstanding that imports of foreign wheat,
last
week, were very extensive, the supply of that grain
offer was not large, owing to several of the WIIw
tthe
having Withdrawn their sam pies for the present. On
whole, a fair amount of business was transacted, at bit*
little, if any, alteration in value. graoutht
Floating cargoes—the arrival of which off F
have been but moderate—were held firmly, and owners re'
fused to sell except at very full currencies.
English barley was scarce, and quite as dear. n3reigil
parcels sold at fully last Monday's advance.
The malt trade was firm, at extreme currencies. t_.t
The show of home-grown oats was very moderate ; 'Jut
that of foreign was immense. Sales progressed slowly,
a decline of is. per quarter.
We had a very limited show of beans, which Nur
manded a steady inquiry, at full quotations.
The sale for peas was firm, on former terms.
The flour trade was steady, at frilly previous rates. Ole
stock of foreign is much reduced.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
670
Wheat—Essex & Kent. Malt—Chevalier
Red • • new 506 to 57s Oats Yorkshire and 241
Ditto •• • • ........ old 50s 578 Lincolnsk., Feed 201 nu
ottto, White new 508 6is Potato ...... ..•• 248 •
Ditt0........ old 54s 68s Youghal and Cork s 2"
Norfolk and Mn- Black. •••• •• 17 00
coln, Red, old Cork, White ..... 20s
Ditto new •• •• •• 22'
Scotch, Feed. •• • • ..,' 41s
Rye—Old ............ •• .. 675 to
Beans—Tick ... •••• •• ''' 46s
Pigeons ...... ..•• 28.: co

45s 55s
415 508
00s 00s
34s 38s
28s 31a
358 38s
388 40s

Barley—Grinding . • • ••
Malting .
Chevalier • • .. • • •
&(alt--Suffolk and Nor-
folk .. 568 62s
8r0wn....... 50s 578
Kingston and Ware 61i 649

Peas—Grey 34s a.
Map1e........... 35P *°-
White........... 38' I:
Boilers ......... 4
400 %-
Flour—Town-made... ".
88t0uffeoklkul.85..i.o.r.f.03..
40155 446•49

SMITHFIELD.
During the last week the import of foreign stockA4nginto
London amounted to 10,787 head. In the correslx:l7.l
period of 1852, we received 10,612; in 1851, 11,080 ,;1
in
1850, 9,000; in 1849, 4,500; and in 1848, 6,900; 411'
1847, 4,800 head.

IMPORTS INTO LONDON LAST WEER.
From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. 11141
Harlingen.-- 410 -. 2,101 -. 48 146
Tonningen 462 -. 392 _. 7 -.
Hamburgh 25 850 _. --
Rotterdam— 633 -. 3,161 --
Dordt_ - -
33 . 365 . 17
Axastera;n2._ 62 ._ 984
Bremen 233
Ostend.

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