The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING._( THIS DAY

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LONDON, JULY 21.—Wind at no S.W., light breeze
end fine.

DUNDEE, JULY 17.—Wind W.—Arrd. Andromeda,
Foote, Quebec. Sld. Cz rt., St. John's, New Brunswick.
BELFAST. JULY 19.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. Dover and
Miramichi; Flora, Pearl, and Acadia, Quebec.
NEwPoRT, JULY 19.—Wind S.W.—Arra. Active,
Hoilinguer, Cape de Verds.
BRISTOL, JULY 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Rokeby,
Rowland, Galatz.
PLIDI,,UTR, JULY 20.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. R Jae,
Moon, Quebec;
Fanny, Prince Edward's Island; Trend.
banner, Skein.
STAR CROBs, Jtr
ott2eon.b—urWg; inGdiaSti.eWro:
N.ntes.by S.—Arrd.
Fortuna and Argo,
COWES, JULY 20.—Wiud W.S.W.—And. Chase,
Bahia; Schiler, Ilavannab.
WEYMOUTH, JULY 16.—Wind N.W.—Arrd, Alde-
baran, Qui.b,,c.
DARTMOUTH. JULY 19,—Arrd. Calypso, Quebec.
OFF D vER, JULY 16 —Marianne, Itiontkond.
FALMOUTH, JULY 19.—Wind S. to W., fresh gales
and qu ;20 tn, W.S. W., strong brek —Arrd. James,
Pernatnbuco; Goberte and Niccolo Prinn, Taganrog;
Aglina, Ibrail; San Guiseppe, Galatz; Alexander Wise,
Cephalonia; Meta Catharine, Riga; Alliance, Konigs-
berg; Rhedenndin, Johnson, Porsgrund; Anna Marga-
retha, Skein; Spartan, Spittle, Buenos Ayres; Aigle,
Santos; Milton. Lit le, I.3qlma; British King, Cooper,
Alexandria. Off port, Helen, Buenos Ayres; Garland.
Martin, Havannah; Helding, Molina, ditto. Put back,
Sarah, Sligo.
_ _

JULY 20, —Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Marquis of
Hastings' Henderson, Quebec; Neptune, Bitqutll, Ha-
vannah ; Susan and Sarah, Mtramichi ; Volumnia, Al x-
andris; Gleaner, Smyrna; Industry, Leith, and Reho-
both Heppe'', Galatz ; Nicholas, Denmark; Temperance,
Ceres, Rose, and Mary Bertha, Memel; Jemima, Burs
Kinelaw, Riga.
51JEDZPIA.YD, JULY Wow,

Memel; Antelope, Omega, Krageroe; Petit Ann.
M nine', Nante,; Mary ALL, brephaui., and Yoland,
Caen; Improvement, Blacker, and Sana and Jlary, St.
Valery; Ville de Caen, Nant..,s.
DEAL, JULY 19.—Wind W.S. W. to S.W., strong and
Equally; 20, S.W., strong; PM., S W., strong and
*qually.—Arrd. Louisa, Baltic; Wish, Marlyn, Rio Ja-
neiro; Tugae, Beckman, Wilmington, N.C.; Rapid, •
New Beda.rd; Niod, North America; Fame, Moses, and
Ross, Brown, St. John's, New Brunswick; Napoleon,
Pig Island; Quebec, Olaf Kaye, Noyx t, Soda-
man, Rodney, M-Clean, Melbourne; Helena, Rio
Grande; Matilda, Demerara; Sarah Ann, Boston; Polly,
Quebec; General Hewitt, Gatenby, from River for Syd-
ney, New South Wales; Theodora, Silk, Jamaica; Ca-
roline, Colberg, Alexandria, United Stales; Ocean,
Emley, Galstz; Viscount Sanclon, Hongkong; Dolphin,
Buenos ktre,:; Harbinger, Cumulus. Newfoundland.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 19 —Wind S S.E.; 20, S.—Arrd•
Lad) Constable, Dawson, Richihucto; Ellen, Poag, In-
dia, Willis, Euclid, 13ainbridge, Quebec; Mornieg Star,
Montreal; ninarch, Honduras; Mary Caroline, M‘Gro
gor, Mobile; Trumbull, Smith, New York; Europa
steamer, Lott, Bost' n, left 9:h, and Halifax, 11th July.
On freight 580,000 dolls; Europa, Herrick, Asia. Potter,
Thomas Smith, Caledania. Gourley, Canton, pill
kie, Qu. bee; Cornish Diamond, Stevens, Smyrno• °„"
D
port, Cone. rdia, Antigua; Margaret Ann, t.
John's, New Brunswick; Plantagenet, Quebeit;
Alice Gill, Montreal; Paaola, • Sid. Renown,
Pernambuco; Feronia, Zanto ; Pomona, Valencia• Maud,
and Un•l, C.,lcutta; Lord Ashburton, Ascension ;'Villsge
Girl, Monte Video; Princess, Rio Janeiro; Bridget, Mi.
ranham; Eliza Bell, Barhadoes; Leviathan, Clarissa
Anvier, and Niagara steamer, New York; Otter, Bali'
fax; Marcella, Ladtadore; Marianne, Alexandria; Susan
and Demetrius, Consture inople; Dolphin, Malaga; Wood-
side and Europe, New York.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 19.—Arrd. H.M.S. Tiger, I
cruise. Sid. Atastell, Batavia.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 20. —Wind S.W.--Arrd . Gang"
steamer, Brooks, Alexandria; Thames steamer, Abbott,
West Indies. Ski. Indus steamer, Alexandria.
and
PENZANCE, JULY 19.—Wind S. to S.S. W., strong -
equally—Arrd. Favourite, Christiansen, Porsgromel.
DUBLIN. JULY 18, —Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Atalants,
Hereon, St. John's, New Brunswick; Emperor, Craclit
Trecenor.
KINGSTOWN, JULY 17.—Wind
Morse, Ibrail.
ABERDEEN, JULY 18.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd.
Leslie, St. John's, New Brunswick.
CLYDE, JULY 18.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Ferthshire,
Johnston, Pictou; Elemanco, Armstrong.
Montreal;
St. John's, Dick, Quebec; Alex., Edmund, Hero,
Malts, Alexandria. Sld. Casket and Conquering
Illoutreal;
Demerara; Tiber, Trinidad; Jane Brown,
Sarah Botsford, Boston; Fame, Odessa. Parrsboro

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE-110NDAYhe
The supplies of English Wheat on sale in most 0f t--
moderlL,
bothe
country maikets held on Saturday were very
the time of year considered. Selected samples a la
red and white moved off steadily, at full prices'
:ether kinds very little was doing. The same may be silr
of Foreign Wheat. Grinding Barley was quite 0 VI;
but malting and distilling sorts ruled heavy. Thee Sale
trade was without alteration, but there was a better Ewa
for Oats and Flour, at full prices. Beans, Yeas'
Indian Corn dull. irect
The last accounts from New York are to the et
that no further advance had taken place in prices, y..eA
holders were firm for all articles. In the 13altic aut;
Black Sea ports large quantities of Wheat continua,
14
find buyers on English account. The French mares r.
e
are heavy for both Wheat and Flour, at drooping cu
rencies.
Up to our market, last week, the arrivals of Englishd
Grain were very moderate. From abroad We receni:te
9,651 quarters of Wheat, 5,551 Barley, 20 329
1,680 Linseed, 104 sundry Seeds, 3.451 sacks and 50',.'r
barrels Flour—the former chiefly from France, the utter
from merica.
TheA quantity of English Wheat received fresh vP tvo
this morning's market from Essex and Kent was cry
moderate, but in excellent condition. By land
wer
the receipts were limited, nevertheless the stands
tolerably well filled with samples of both red and vrbi!„e;
soi- f
Prime Kent qualities moved off steadily, and,
.earrisge
favour
few instances, the quotations were the turn in
sellers. All other kinds changed hands somewhat Welt.'
at prices quite equal to those obtained on Blonds,' last.
and at which a good clearance was effected. Nutverin-g
offers came to hand from the east coast, to shiP "1.-
the next fortnight; but the sales effected were trifling' 4
Notwithstanding that the show of foreign Wlifie,
fresh as well ex granary, was by no means exten,„s-;10.
the demand fur all except the finest parcels was yerJ.,-,4
active. The general currencies were, however, '-
supported.in
Floating cargoes of Wheat off Falmouth were lea 5
quired for; but the arrivals from the eastward durnil:
the last few days have been small, Should the wind cv-ba
thine favourable a large amount of corn shipping
expected towards the close of the present week. he
Nu English Barley was brought forward, but Fort
show of foreign samples was reasonably go vd• es Of
grinding parcels, we bad a fair inquiry at full rste"ob
cutrene) ; but malting and distilling sorts were in
neglecd. ea
Nlaltet—,he supply of which was small—moved
slowly, but we have no change to notice in its 'Ole' rob
o
But few parcels of either English. Irish, or Sc
oats were on show. The supply of Foreign as 11,°13t;t
the late large arrivals have been disposed of, was /-'
moderate. Tee trade was steady, at ls. per (111"-ft:
'l
more money for fine qualities. We had a dull sole
Beans, at late rates, although the supply was Oltll
Peas moved off slowly, at unaltered quotations. 111".-
Corn was
steadybusiness was doing in both English (114
Foreign Flour, at full ptic,s

CURRENCY PER IMP
Wheat—Essex & Kent,
Red •• •• 34s to 43s
Ditto,White, New 37s 4ss
Norfolk and Lin-
coln, Lied.•• .. 34s 42s
Ditto, White.• .• 37s 43s
Irish, 1ied........ —s —s
Ditto, White.. •• —s —s
Efe—Old .• •• •• 25s 2is
_ .

ERIAL MEASURE. 635
to
Halt—Chevalier • • • • • •
Oats— Yorkshire and 281
Lincolnsh., FeQd• 2" 161
Potato ...... • • 210
Youghal and Cork, 911
Black .• • • • I
Cork, White . • • • • 2`,'4
Scotch, Feed. • • • • 2;'
894
Beans—Tick ... •• . • • 275 01
Pigeons .... ••• • • • 2r 301
Peas—Grey .. •••• • • • • 2' 5 31'
r; 3
305
Boilers •••• • • • 3"
Flour—Town-made • •
Suftolk .... •.• • • • 2:: 220
Stockta & Norfolk 375

New........... •• 24s 26s
:tarley—Grinding .•• • • lie 24s
Malting .• • •..... 21e 278
Chevalier •• •• •• • 288 31s
Malt—Sulfolk and Nor.
folk ••• • • • •• • • 438 48s
Brown .••••• • • • • . 40s 425
Kingston and Ware 47s 52.
SEEDS.
New Carraway has sip-sled on offer at 408. per iDg
qt.'
d
In all other S,eds, a,5 well as Cakes, ro little is -v
that th., quotations are almost n 33.
Turnip,White, per bush. 9s to 10" Carraway ••....... 31' 11$
Red aiad Green.. • • 10s lls Coriander • • ••..• • • • 1,6! Pi
Mustard, Brown ••• • .. 98 12s llempseed, per quarter Ja' 6bi
White, new ••••..6s od 8s (id Linseed, Eng. 'owing.. 608 os
fares, Winter ..4s Od 4s 64 Crushing ........48s es
Old ••.• • • • • .... 35 Od 48 Od Manic ••• • • 441 boi
Canary, per quarter • • 42s 44s Odessa ••••• • .. 46$
Rye grass • • •.. 24s 305 LinveedCake,pr. tonl
Os 7 115'
Clover, Reel (cwt.) 408 tss English •• • • 7
White .. • . 53s Foreign, per ton 6/ us 61 pi
Fore 3.03 n
lied.. • • •.. 40s 54s Rape Cakes, pr ton 4108 41,01
White— 368 53s Rapeseed, IN; ew, prlst 2510$ 21.
frefoil • 188 22s
Duty was paid on the following quantities of foreigil
Clover Seed up to the 12th i185t.1:.
1850.
London ............ 88,956
Liverpool ......... 8,186
Hull ............... 38,988

8011.017933 HOP MARKET. the
Not the soghte&t, improvement has taken place 01140,
demand for Hope, although the accounts from the P—is
tattoos toe still regarded as unfavourable. The dutY.Oe
call, d 100 000/ Mid and East Kent pockets, 84s to
per cwt; Weald of Kent ditto, 80s to 100 a ditto; $1155e
ditto, 84s to 94c ditto.

BOROUGH AND SPlTAErzzzoo. boo
Very 1 ,ige suppli-s ut home grown Potatoes • ;00,
come to hand since Monday last in excellent c0n(1145.
From abroad the imports have been small. viz 21 from
keta from Dordt, 276 ditto from Rotterdam, 55 • ess
Antwerp, and 20 tons from Jersey. A steady bugle
is doing, at from 5s to 12- per cwt.
WOOL. a 00
The public sales of colonial Wool commence flge,
Thursday, with an unusually large attendance of bales
lish buyers. Up to the present time about 6,00 quo'
have be-•n disposed ot, at but little alteration in tbeHbg,
Cations. By Private contract very little business is clufroo
Last we, k's imports into London were 980 bbdf,es,,o6.
Hobart Town, 2,635 from Port Philip, 91 trom u`f•jour
2,000 m Sydnty, 600 from A lgoa Bay, 210 troto
burgh, 42 from Alex indria, and 75 from Naples.
SMITHFIELD. 109
A very large importattoe 01 forelgn stock tookP ibe
into Loden last week, viz., 7,189 head. Duran 4gl ;
corresponding periods in 1850 we received 4'07
in 1849, 4,266: in 1848, 3,220; and, in 1847'4 Pitts
head. On rstereace to the following statement
ports, it will be perceived that the anticipations 0°,,,
indulged by a portion of the press, respecting Eaters
rivals from Dsnmark, have not been realised.
IMPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE ?AST WSICIL. pips.
From
.Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Ist;
Harlingen l7O ... 847 148 "
Rotterdam 790 ... 1,819 ... 814 ... 209 .°
Hamburgh 6 959 "•
Tonningen 181 ... 31 ° 4
Amsterdam 63 ... 464 1.135
Antwerp
Calais
Dordt
19C/
Total ..... 1,297 .. 4,303 ... 858 ... 511 "" is P-
The yearly comparison of the weekly import
osm
under:—

Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calvss. 45'
1850 852 ... 2,706 336 492 ••• 55-
1-49 450 ... 3,026 ...314 421 •••
1848—
'l'u
da's market was tteain somewhat heavily sorr,
with foreign stock, especially sheep sod Calves, htl'opt
general quality was by no means first rate. Dl° ibis
own grazing district's the arrivals of Beasts fresh
iOnP
e
morning were not so large as those reported on l'frb
last; nevertheless, they were seasonably extensive•the
attendance of buyers being large, the demand for Ibo
primes.t brt eis ruled steady, and in some instancet,offi
quotations A
CBs
were a shade higher—a few of the beet Bud
having realiz 3s 8d per Sibs. In the middling
inferior qualities of Llt of only a moderate bu-if3„essifllC•
d,qtig, at late rater. The arrivals from Norfolk. De, °n,
Essex, and Cambridgeshire, amounted to 1,800 Scots,
Ilerefortis, and Shorthorns; from other Prtg9cot•
England,breeds;
700 of various and fr°W der
land, 200 horned and polled Scots. 'rho revoltiOrto,
of the supply was chiefly derived from
Although there was a material falling off in the supply
Although
of Sheep, the number was in excess of many forret' the
nods, and in full average condition. On the whol.e,e ip
Mutton trade was steady, at last. u week's deelll
Qbiejeg
prices, the highest figure for the best old DowDe oi 60
3s led per 81bs, cult-breds were :wiling al fraw