The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-01 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 31. --
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Erindrong, from nar,T
becksminde ; Septrie, Petersburgh ; Farmer's Delig '
Gijon; Neptunus, Hernosand; beneral M‘Doriald,
thurst, R.G. ; William, Leer ; Oliveer, Rouen
de Sagua, Sagua la Grande • Farmer, Santanden• ;
Kapelle, Middleburg ; Alerto, Oporto; Byzantium, --"6-
anrog ; Mangalore, Drontheim ; Simbeany, Car thager*
&c. ; Caroline Susanne, Dantzic ; Carolinda, Cherbourg;
Amazone, Riga ; Gratitude, Cronstadt ; William, (It!
Mehanee, do. ; Canada, Santa Cruz ; Caroline, St. pets*"
burgh ; Mentor, Nantes ; Johanna, St. Petersb talk;
Affines, Marseilles; Vergessereinnicht, Wismar; Virden
Hamburgh • Scotia, Stettin ; Duke, Memel ; 11°Y
George, Geelong ; Fides, Horsen ; Javier, Bilboa.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING,—The Ficrst, ft)!
Bonwin ; 111, Rostock ; West Lothian, Algoa
mandra, Cape of Good Hope ; New Fleece Die ppe ; !ed
'tanstein, Stettin ; Sir Edward Parry, Adelaide, ;
Judo, Sydney.
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.CEOCLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The K on,; g
Johann, for Frederickshald, &c. ; Wilhelnoine„ ElsiDoCr",
and Riga ; Egypt, Demerara ; Rose, Bathurst, R. G.;
New .Fleece, Dieppe ; Nehemiah Hand, Rio Janyir°:
Britain Prude, Antigua ; Queen Victoria, Syd,34'
Kjalmar, Copenhagen.

CHRISTIAN SAND, Oct. 21.—The Margrette, from C°.
penhagen to London, has put in leaky, and must ai.r,
charge. The Peter Bang, from Cronstadt to London,
put into Mandal leaky, and must discharge.
FISHGUARD, Oct. 28.—The William and Mary,
Liverpool to Bristol, which drove ashore on the Good.o-
- Oct. 20, bas been got off and brought in here.
LOWESTOFT, Oct. 31.—The Clementina, of Dartmo 111
from Carthagena to Newcastle, has put in, making I allc
water, having struck upon the Barnard Sand.
REVAL, Oct. 21.—The Prospect, Cronstadt to Lon ci'°'
which put into Baltic Port previous to Sept. 30, lea bS'
hr.s discharged her cargo without damage.
NBW YORK, Oct. 19.—The George Nicholas (Hambll
barque), from Navy Bay to Cardenas, was fallen in vlo
Oct. 8, 40 miles N.E. of S. W. Pass, with nine of the at
dead and three sick, and a crew put on Ward by
Sarah Bridge, arrived at New Orleans.
MELBOURNE, Aug, 13.—The Oceanica, from Ho tftrt
Town ; the Eclipse, from Sydney ; the Sybil, from He
Town ; and the Uncle Tom, from Melbourne, wen 53
aground on Geelong Bar yesterday. The Xarifa (bgt
from New Zealand, ran ashore during a fog in the WeslAr,..
Channel, on the 13th August, but is expected off after os'
charging part of cargo.
fi SIN",APORE, Sept. 15.—The Stata, of Kincardine, -
Port Philip to this port, struck on a sunken rock near G: re°
Detached Reef, Aug. 5, bilged, and fell over on her Or
board beam ends—crew saved.
DUNDEE, Oct. 14.—The Elizabeth (Norwegian scho.lner,),
Dramm to this port, was wrecked on the Abertey San el.„,°'
the night of the 12th Oct.—crew saved, and cargo .Is.
ing ashore.
The Plymouth (barque) Picton to Boston, foundered
sea, Sept. 30, crew saved.
The Sagadahoc, of Bath Maine Sister, from Gottenll
to Boston, was spoken on the 9th October, in lat. 42
.114
long. 59 W. ; the master's wife and 14 passengers dc
with sickness, and 58 passengers had died from chol' 11,';
was supplied with small stores and other necessaries., "'
the Havre, arrived at New York.

COUNTRY .MARKETS.

CIiELIIISFORD--OcT. 28.
56
Fine dry samples of wheat to-day realised from is f)0
per qr. above the quotations of last week, 85s being,•
.eig
understand, made in some instances ; but inferior par ',9%
did not find a ready sale, and barely maintained last we 70
prices. Oats is per qr. dearer. Other kinds of spring
firm at late rates.
Oa
Prices to-day were as follow :—Wheat, white, old 65 I
to 82s Od, new 66s to 84s ; red, old 58s to 745, new 64i
75s ; barley, 33s to 30-8; chevalier, 378 to 468 ; grin 01„
258 to 328 ; malt, 61s to 65s ; chevalier, 668 to 728 9 •
218 to 278 ; peas, partridge, 403 to 458 ; white, 48s to %;
boiling Ms to 603 ; dun, new, 40s to 438 ; beans, tick
to 398; Harrow ticks, 35s to 40s ; Mazagan, 358 to 3e 4A.
Official Statement of the Quantities of Corn, &c., reef 601
in the port of London, from the following ports, fe.
the 24th to the 29th October, both inclusive.
, .

+; •
a .4.;
a ,_,0,.., 74
1 4 A

°A
Ai
15 42
- 10
25 -
91 285;

Colchester
Harwich ~
Leigh
Maldon

332
203
232
949

115' 289
43 782
1651 -
96 -

:9,50

COLCHESTER —Om 29.
A fair supply of wheat. Prices were is to 2s per
higher, but the trade was not active at the advance.
ley was again the turn dearer. Beans is to 2s per `,
higher. Peas the same as last week. nQ, ;
Prices to-day were as follow :—Wheat, white, 763 to
.50,
' red, 68s to 76s • barley, 40s to 468 ; oats, 22s to 30s • 13( 0,
Mazagan, 38s to 42s ; middle and small, 44s to 54; ; 1
white, 54 to 66s ; grey, 44s to 48s.

COAL MAR'

M.—Oar. 31.

Le close of the market :--
Wallsend, &c. _

Prices of Coal per ton at t
s. d.
Cares'Hartley 2l 0 s.. 6
Hedley 17 0 Hetton Lyons Main ......24 0
H01ywe11....-.. .... ... 22 6 Framwellgate 24 6
South Peareth l9 6Cassop p.. 1. 0
Tanfield Moor Butes 21 &South Hartlepool 26 0
West Hartley 21 3lSouth Kelloe 25. 6
Victoria Hartley 2) OTrimdon 24 6
Wallsend, &c. (Victoria 21. $
Hetton 26 01Cowpen 21 0
Stewart's 25 0 Watney's Anthracite ......:)-.,
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Ships at market 24 I Sold 22.