The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-25 00:00:00

cis ; Beacon, New Orleans ; Kitty Corclcs, Bioqe
A ti bus I or., N, w Y ik ; A int. rloa steamer, Borten I
aqd Ann, Pu,,,,,a,11 ; Lady Baker, Q .eb";
o,,uriolua Moler.vu., dlt.o ; Syr itr, Islewtoui.dlanal
I.K L , B mhny ; E virti. Mauritius ; Madagaticar,j-lir,
vannah ; Pethi, ditto ; Mayflower, New York ; NaPe"
rotna, Dalhousie; Java, Halifax; Wyke Regis, dill();
Sc,ptre, ditto.
CoWES, AUG. 24.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Ozoff, Rio d.
Janeiro; Salonica, Rio di Janeiro.
YIAMoUTH, AUG. 24 —Wind W.—Std. Blocks's°,
Adeisio, bowl) Aus,r.lia; Victory, Qut bec. Off 01
Q lebee tor Hull.
FALMoUTII, Au°. 24.—Wind W.S.W., strong'
Arr,. Vigilant, Callao.
PENZANCE Arrd. Tutor, Sierra Leone, and ild.for
Hun, Coal, ek, Qau,bee.
BRISTOL.—Ai rd. Concord, HaTannall; Merry, lig.
NEWPORT.—Arrd. Swift, Dalhousie, Thomas Hind
ford, Q.l, nee; Eili-son, gleb,c. Sld. Heimann, Tfre
hell, Bombay; Lt,o, Gry.nada.

QUARAN TINE NOTICE.
GIBRALTAR, Aria rag.
The Board of Hellth directed yesterday that all lets
sels arri wit g here from A Ig4 rid, the Spanish setticulen
on the Cost of Riff, and tit e Charbfin Llauds, 02011 e
immediately oideted to quit the port.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY')

CORN EXCHANGE—MONDAY',
.t,
For the time of year, the It ading provincial 1010171 i
held on Sa urday, were fairly supplied with (Igaji,,,r
Wheat, for wt,ich the demand ruled heavy, at a urtiii;),
decline in the quotation. of fully is per quarter. o°4,
and Malt were dull, but not cheaper. In Oats,,lieln-d
Peas, and Flour, very few transactions took Peet '-
the currencies bad a downward tendency.
Letters from New York to the 13 h inst. state Otto
very little business was doing in Flour for shipteeplin
England. Prices, however, were tolerably fine. r
France, the value of Wheat has given way is to 99 Pseio
quarter, and Flour, is to is 6d per sack. The JO
and Black Sea markets have ruled very dull. lit
The arrivals of English Grain up to this market ~.09
seek were small; but from abroad, we recAved 14,'55
quarters of Wheat, 17.919 Barley, 34 448 OaLl'Aii• a
Beans, 5 Peas, 2,360 Tares, 5 368 Linseed, .1.
330 '""
Corn, 2,532 sacks, and 11,752 barrels of Flour.
The quantity of English Wheat received fresh fat
this morning's market exceeded 1,300 quarters.
wholly of the present year's growth, aid in eltne""so
condition, most of the samples weighing from 62lbe;
641ba per bushel. Very few old Wheats were stems
forward; nevertheless, owing to the pressure of for
Flour, the continuance of fine weather for harvest foyer
end the favourable reports at hand respecting the
of the Lew 44 heats and the general appearance 0,1. ;01
Pota:o crop, the demand for all kinds of Wheat Of °a-0
produce ruled heavy at a decline in the prices alien 0
last of fully is per quarter, and a total clearance /1
with difficulty effec‘ed. •
For forward shipmeat from the east coast'aesteel
transaction took place. eign
Although a portion of the late imports offor ho
Wheat has gone into the hands of the millers, the s'ibe
of samples of that grain was on the increase, aeu'ot
stock in warehouse is now larger than tor some Wee-001
past. Selected qualities changed bands slowly, 10‘,6;14
stationary prices; but all low and middling were cni4loo
at is. per quarter less money, without leading tote
business.
Floating cargoes of Polish Odessa, cff Falmouth,Tfiber:
to be purchased at 335. per quarter ; but uesilYAoo,
whole of the arrivals have been ordered round to Loci' 01
A few small parcels of new English Barley, were,"
show, and the supply of foreign was extensive. 111
trade ruled heavy, and late rates were with difficil
supported. 'eff
Malt—the supply of which was mcderate—teev-4:10.
slowly, but we have no actual fall to notice in itS 1 Of
We had a very slow inquiry for Oats, the sheWir
winch from abroad was extensive, and, in 50113°'
stances, the quotations gave Way 6d per quarter.
In Beam., very little was doing, at late figureso .
New white Peas sold at from 24a to 265,
1 "01.
25s to 27s per quarter; but the trade was heavy her
ludiau Corn and Flour exceedingly inac,ive, at
stationary prices.