The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-14 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS -(THIS DAY.

CORN EXCHANGE—MONDAY;
Our letters from most of the
effect
markets 134311,4
Saturday are to the e,ct that very moderate suel/L'l
of Wheat—both English and fleign—were broVg"
forward; yet the demand for all descriptions ruled
active, at about stationary prices. Grinding Burley 90.„
at full currencies, but malting and distilling sorts coomended very little attention. No material change 100,
place in Malt, but Oats were 6d to Is per quarter loci.'"
Beans, Yeas, Indian Corn, and Flour met a dull 44'14:
Most of the French markets—owing, in some meatier;
to the favourable appearance of the crops—have be%
dull for Wheat and Fiour. In the Baltic and Billco
Sea ports, very large supplies of the former article
been taken by Erogilati speculators, at comparati/et'
nigh rates. The United States markets have beets bt
and the quotations have tended upwards. II
The arrivals of English grain up to our market .11,8
week were small. From abroad, we received 21-187,0
quarters Wheat, 7.294 Barley, 59.596 Oats,. 4"0
Peas, 137 Tares, 2,560 Linsey d, 154 Rapeseed.
Mustard Seed, 6 euudry seeds, 4,847 sacks and 3 5'
barrel. Flour.
Fresh up to this morning's market coastwise a lerral
moderate auppl) of English Wheat came to hand fr,°.
Essex; but that from Kent was tolerably good sea 100
excellent condition. By land carriage the receipts, so.
has been the case for some weeks past, were lanitehe
The stands being very scantily filled with sampleatt,,,
demand for all kinds—as most of the miller,. condo;
short of stock—was ti,,messhat firm, and a good el'
ante was tlfeced at prices fully t qual to those Wail)
on this day re'nnight.
A few parcels charged bands for shipment from the
East coast witbie the pet-sent month, at very full curre7;
ries; but dealers generally were not disposed to opera '0
beyond the Ist proximo, under, possibly the impreell%
that even present low rates are not safe. The stocks '-
the eastern districts are now much reduced.
We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily silly
plied with fresh foreign Wheat; but the show of sarnPir,
ex granary was moderately extensive. Fine dry q tow
'le. moved off steadily, at lullrates of currency. In 1.70
middling and inferior kinds only a limited business II
doing, at previous currencies. I,dl
Offers were numerous from Dantzic and elsewhere, '—
the salss eir,eted were comparatively small. 9
No English Barley was brought forward, but tit
-apply of foreign was good. Grinding parcels sold
lull prices, but other kinds were much neglected. 316'"
'hough in short supply, was a slow sale, at late rates. ,
We had an immense quantity of Foreign Oats in tla
market, and for which the trade was heavy, at a full r
of fully Is per quarter lrom Vlonday last.
Beans were very .low in sale, but net materiell
lower.
In Peas comparatively little was doing ; whilst Inclie°
Corn, afl tat, was otleriiig on easier terms.
A steady, though not to say extensive, business villj
dolt g in Flour at full prices.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier•—••• 535 to
Red ... 34s to 43s oats— Yorkshire and sal
Ditto,White, New 37s 48' Lineolnsh., Feed. 19, .241
Norfolk anti Lin- Potato .....
coin, Red.• •.. 34. 42s Youghal and Cork,
Ditto, White • • 37s 4ss Black ....... tss 0
Irish, Red........—' —8 Cork, White 202 41
Ditto, White •• • • —8 —s Scotch, Feed..... 21s jo
R ye—Old ••• • • • ...... 25s 26, Beans—Tick • • 275 ;$0
24s 26, Pigeons...... 285 "a
rtariey—Grindlng •. • 21 s 24s Peas—Grey . •• 275 31,
Maple •....... 285 ~04
245 7,0
Chevalier
422 381 5: 342 871 Flour—Town-made. • • 33s '0
Boilers ......... 28, ;F.
MalteisihfaSe:
Brown .•• •• •• •• •• 40s 42, Suffolk ••• . • !:20
Kingston and Ware 47s 82. , fitocktn &NorlolX 27$
SEEDS.
-- -Oa

A few parcels of new I.urnip Seed have been dispo6.
of at from 96 6d to lOs per bushel. New Linseed bf_t!
made its appearance; but no transactions h,va take„
pli,ce is it. Old Seeds, as well as Cakes, are very dal"
Turnip,White, per bush. 9s to 10- Carraway ••• • • ..... 315 !II
Red aid Green.... lOs 11, Coriander • l6s 10",
Mustard, Brown .. .... 9/3 12s liempseed, per quarter 32s "-,4
White, new ......63 Od Ss Od Linseed, Eng, ;Owing 608 6, ,
Cares,Winter ...... .. 4s Od 4s 6d Crushing 4Bs Ala
Canary, per quarter .. 42s 44s Odessa . ... 46. "
53, Foreign, per ton 6/ Os al '1
Old ............ .350d48 Od Baltic ........
Rye grass.. ... • • ... 248 Sus Linseed Cake,pr. ton— if,
Clover, Red Em,.. (cwt.) 403 ths English .... .71 Os 71 b:
44s ' :0' ,
.... 3s. 535 Itapeseed,Sow,prlat al Os 9"
White .......... 35s
Foreign Red.. .... 40s 54s Rape Cakes, pr ton 4/ Os 414ilas
[Teton .....W..h.i.t.e.•
Duty was paid on the following quantities of foreie
.. 18s 22s
Clover Seen up to the sth inNt.:—

1851. 1850.
I 88,956
dn
Liverpool
Bull

SMITHrIELD.
The imports of foreign stock into the metropolis 903
continue large. During last week they amounted ,tl7
4,355 head against 4,707 in the corresponding period 1
1850, 4,141 in 1849, 4.108 in 1848, tad 3,719 in 184
The. Sheep ;
am) Calves have come tu hand in taw bale tit.,'
condition; but the quality of the Beasts and Lambs to'
proved very inferior.

IMPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WEICIL.
From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. rig.'
Harlingen .. 98 ... 746 6 ... 69 .. 79
Amsterdam... 44 ... 492 109 ...
Rotterdam ... 329 ... 827 ... 282 ... 268 ...
30
Tormingen 160 ... 20
Hatnburgh 8 ... 356 ... 11 ...
Calais ...... 1 ...
Bremen ..... 8 . . 18
Dor& ..... 74 ... 310 ... 99 ... 6 ...
Total ... 721 2,569 ... 387 ... 461 ... 114
The yearly comparison of the weekly imports is g
ander:—