The Sun.
London, England, 1851-09-05 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY')

CORN EXCIIANGE-FRIDAY.t f
A decided increase has taken place in the tirrivall,
English Wheat up to our market this week, coastil
The total supply thus received amounts to 3,42° quill
ters, chiefly from Essex and Kent, and of the pres.!ll44
year's growth. Some of the parcels weighed 66
bushel. Owing to the thin attendance of buyers,rl7d
demand for all kinds of Wheat of home produce 3,1/0.
inactive, at prices about equal to those obtained on
day. The imports of foreign Wheat have been red
to 5,010 quarters. Selected samples of both reclfflid.
white were held at full currencies; but low and„t—tes.
td.iing parcels commanded scarcely ant
ion. In floating cargoes next to nothing dobit
Scarcely any English Burley was brought forward' ill
the supply of foreign exceeded 6,000 quarters.
kinds were a slow sale, but not cheaper. 41t:rely
supply of which was good--ruled vr dull, at barely
la rates. Good sound Oats moved cIT steadily, st
full prices. Damp parcels were almost nominal.
Peas, and all other articles were almost nominal'

ARRIVALS THIS WEEHS------rrol.
1 Wheat. Barley. Malt. o°' ..-r:ti,
Q f 790
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 130 re.
'...ti
EngUsk •• •• •• , 3,420 100 4,1;90
Irish .. • . .... i
_"—
14,18
Foreign •• •• •• 5,010 (3,220

MITHFIELt
The supply of Beasts on sale into-day's 11331" k %lio
extensive as to number, but very deficient in tdir
'The
few prime Scots brought forward were riaoliippit
posed of at Monday's prices ; but the value. of fat
other breeds had a downward tendency roll°
we were but moderately supplied, whilst tbe ueli
for
that description of stock was steady,
week's currency, and at which a goodclearance *int ~,se
In Lambs—the season for which is now nearly eiv
very little was doing, but we have no decline iinlinge
in their value. Calves moved off steadily at 113,000.
Cations;__ but Pigs commanded scarcely a n dig
Mich Cows were selling from 141 181 4""ii
at to
their small calf. •

,1
Per Sibs. to sink the offal. i. d. t° 111
a. d. to 8. d. .. 2 3 1
Inferior Beasts..... 2 2 2 4 Inferior Sheer .• 3 0 6
Second quality •• •• 2 6 2'B Second quid' SbitPto3 6 1
Prime large Oxen.. 210 3-2
Coarse-woolledd 310 0
Prime Scots ... •.• 3 4 3 6 SouthdownWethero 0 6
Large coarse Calves 2 8 8 4 Ditto out of thoW°o. 2 4 1
Prime small ditto .. 3 6 3 8 Largo 11081 '''' . 3 4 1 1
gnekllng Calves ..18 0 20 0 Small Porkers •• :16 0
Lambe •• •••••• •• 3 10 410 Quarter old Pio .
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET. 00
Beasts. f Sheep. Calves. I 300
1,139 1 10,900 I 260
fis
SCOTCH.
I Sheep. I Calves.l ...
20
FOREIGN SUPPLY. I'6M
B mt.& I Sheep. I Calves. I
300 1,100 120 aO. If
NENITGATE AND LEADEN/I"' .lAre'
't
These markets were in a very sluggish state' °
stationary prices. I.
At per stone by the Carcase. 0. d. t° . I
6 I
s. d. to e. d. , 2
Seef,inferior...... 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior ' 10 11,
--middling .. •• 2 4 2 6 —.middling'.. 2 3
6 i
primelarge .• 2 8 210 -- prim".... 3,6 1
prime small .• 3 0 3 2 Pork, large •• .• ".. 3 w
Veal• •••••—.. .. .. 2 6 3 6 small ''''' . •

B casts.
42

Lamb, as 6d t• 488 d.
bttt
BOILOUGII BOP DTAB.SZT' te
A few parcels of new Hops, in an unripe I'3„netroll
arrived this week. Picking is now becoming as
quarters; but the produce is represente-sie
Our market is heavy, although the duty is vcag e"
t ,3
from 110,0001. to 115,0001. Mid and .L -
1
ot
pockets, 100 s to 140 s; Weald of Kent ditto'
112 s; Sussex ditto, 95s to 108 s per cwt.
lot
COLONIAL,. d
St:min.—There has been a moderate
British Plantation, and prices hare been Itr:601,
ported. By auction Barbadoes realised 38s to Toodsl
fine yellow, 36s 6d to 38816 d for good mid to got)", tslileA-
-6cl to 34s 6d for low and inferior. Demerara orisagoo'
sold for, ord and mid yellow at 37s 6d to 405' °ll
to fine 41s to 455. d 813'
REFINED.—There has been a good deallic,
brown Lumps have been sold at 44s 6d to 45„8.,,,,00,,
EAST INDIA.--Very little has been offered 60'
sale. Bengal sold at full rates for 2,400 bitiVft
white Benares, 41s 6d to 435, mid to good' low
41s, mid to fine soft yellow, 33s 6d to 375,
brown, 26s 6d. Madras sold well, 2,383 beg' ":0 (I'''
42s 6d to 44s for good and fine grainy yelloW,,icelle
6d to 46s for white ditto. Mauritius, low tom , -
f
has been sold at 33s 6d to 35s 6d per cwt. ,„ to
FOREIGN.—Porto Rico has been 501 d at u,4- CO 44
for ord to mid grey and yellow, and at 375 u,'," ti f!.",
for good and fine yellow. Java, 1,045 bas°B
taken in at 16s 6d to 23s 6d per cwt. s°llll
sold at lis for a cargo. rior
COFFEE.—This article has not been so br*B",,Or °it
Wien Ceylon by auction went is to Is 6d l'lsold
lower; at public sale lore mid to good raid sold 4,4'0111;
58s, fine and good at 67s to 70s, triage at 375 t° belle;
pea-berry at 54s to 625. Native Ceylon has bee,,,Dot• f°;,
supported, being 38s 6d to 40s 6d and 425 per sit
low ord to good ord. Costa Rica has been scilf""no
for fine ord pale, and at 40s for mixed. frit
auction went at 505 to 86s per cwt. Washed "Iola;
mostly taken in at 43s 6d to 61s per cwt. Jataajeloo;;
44s to 49s for fine fine ord and low mid, atlciA 4
44s for good and fine, triage 358 to 498 6d, 313" el:
co,
marks up to 78s and 85s per cwt. -
Cocos.—Trinidad has been sold at 38s to s°B Pe
andß RlCE.—Prices
Vincentp r
i e: h
5 at 30s. °
e
been rather lower. 198 to
white has been sold at Os 6d to 10s, and good
95 6d. Java was taken in at lOs 6d per cwt. ,00
ARROWROOT.—Most of the offered g
samp es
taken in.
SPlCES.—Pimento has been rather lower' ..-1(1 81
ranged from 4id to Sid. Nutmegs have repbeen er
2s Id to 2,7 d, Cloves at 7d to 7d, and blael(h;ige°
at 3A-d, being full prices for the latter. Ginger ,- IP
cheaper. Cassia Lignea was taken in a; 1205
per cwt.
v f
SALTPETRE.—Prices have receded about .Bto
6
Calcutta sold, mid 18 per cent, refraction et 25s
6d, and Madras 71bs retraction at 26s per cwt. 0r"
Rux.—The market is steady. Jamaica, 26 t°
yet
t •
cent over proof is quoted 2s 6d to 2s lid, and Pereer
oof
36 to 40 over proof 2s 3d to 2s 4d. Leeward P-Sid $4l
Is 50 to is 6d. East India proof has been at 11-
Is 4d per gallon. e 0
COTTON.—The market is firm, and a fair bllll/3
doing. efedi
TEA.—At public sale about half the quantitlT:peit
"0- " - fine -So

say 7,000 pkgs. has found buyers, but on le' „d to
and Gunpowder there has been a decline of
per lb. pot eP':
TALLow.—Oar quotations for Tallow on the spot
10'
about los per ton in advance of those of Ist t three
month, while for new, deliverable in the ifitliferi'
months, the price is still 39s ld and 39s 6d for 116,
between Ist January and the 31st March, htlY.e.:ia
have no new feature to notice, except the rls-date
price of Y. C. at St. Petersburgh, which, at °leo
the last letters received, coat 120 ro., equal t° TAW "?
down here. By the lists we find that the VI"
ready shipped has been thus disposed of:-
1850;
1851.
To London 8,47,
••. casks 6,045 44,
Outports „ 4,028
922
10,073 18
Foreigners
826 2,
-,623

From Australia and South Am era 2ilt,;;(0
new, and the same may be stated ofa the supPli°' ofit,
TheTa BllEowm.p
,&c.—Clean is quoted 31s to 318 10k•a Deenusr eS 1
stock of all sorts in the London 'onn ear;
9,357
tons, against 4,289 tons at this time 111:i I,3°i
Last month's deliveries were 1,853 tons,
inage'n-a-
August, 1850. The stock of Flax is 836 WO, be-1. lag
'
1,316 tons, and the delivery on the Ist SePt4°l-atitl la
I year. The deliveries last month were 172 toopm-01110
ugust, 1850, 236 tons. The late arrivals 0' :Oil
Hemp having passed into second bands, the
again bare, and prices almost nominal ; 7,; se''t
quality would bring 411 lOs to 421 e,'
would find a brisk sale. A small P3r—,,ablie
very ordinary twine Hemp was offered 0,4 'coil'
sale, but was held for very high pwriocuesfd gra ieletl
ties of Siam as well as Bombe
sale at 171 to 19/I ord and mid Bombay, would
worth 131 to ei
There has bees a better market for the good quil,.a-0311111
jute, and a slight advance has been paid, bat the '-nifeteuj.
es, cirri t
course
continue ienl3u
die
lir:Ls agn limitedodo dr demandeannt
dy,fi nloe :11at4n01c1 t areoi l
11;6 mid ser f
ton' fOOP
TOBACCO.—The market during the last moothdl 10s iliffile-tini
exhibited any particular feature materially of
from that of ho previous, excepting the sale of"otee
small speculative parcels of Western Strips, oitder oof
corresponding with our present quotations; b°%boffi
the principal part of last year's importation Divi°b-at tb°
more disposition to meet the views of buyers, bOO%
same apathy is manifestly existing against Purcd tbe,
beyond immediate wants, and the future coUrs,,eLstia'
market must entirely depend on the views of inn fof
holders, as to its present and prospective
limited sales have been made for Ireland and Sec)easeli
otricor
but for exportation the demand has been
limited, and sales generally undeserving. of Pisrntresoel
Position; tiliod,
remark. Our latest advices from Virginia rernwer'
the market at Richmond as very firm with an urs ore
tendency for good and fine qualities, and quotationfjef
Frooloribe
given at nearly one cent per lb higher.
Orleans, it is stated that at the comnienceraeol divgll
last month (July) the Tobacco market was exeet 6ro
dud, and prices tor all sorts drooping, sales fa tPerodr
week barely reaching 300 'Ads; since then it too got,. fer
ally become more animated, and prices, espeeitr'oao
the finer sorts, more firm, and an advance or fool
cent has been obtained. The sales for the %took° setae
have amounted to 9,000 hhds, the deliveries in toe
period to about 11,823 0001
GREEN FRIIIT.—The market continues good. ulooes
have improved in value. The low price of MIL sortie
Nuts has attracted the attention of the trade, ,ate.
parcels have been taken at the prices ruling of 01,1
usmallpga racnedl Lisbon?hint
n
Keelit r
ugbn w
rlei o blackent Gl.t raloears, 50:31enciralta,
figure, being out of condition. A cargo of es'
Pine Apples is daily expected.

____ ______--
BOARD OF TRADE RETuniss.---By the B°lirtior-ts
oTrade returns published yesterday, we find that the eXiL„til
afndßritish and Irish produce and manufactures for the Ineva'se,
seven months ending August 5, 1851, show a. ign,,,csr/ for
as compared with the same period in 1850, of 38°,'"-• • in
cutlery, hardware, haberdashery
the month, and 2,703,984/. for the seven months. lbooloa
crease is found not only in our staple manufactures of c iio,s,
linen, and 'll
sills, but extends to other articles, such as ware,
which, with the products of our 'collieries and foundries, Ps 7
ticipate largely in the extension a our export trede.
milliney, and eartben_