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

MARKET .N.E WS.--(THIs DAY')

CORN EXCHANGE-MONWi.gi
The supplies of English Wheat on sale in moderator ('
of
country ma: nets held ou Saturday were very
the time of year considered. Selected samples 0f bln
red and white moved off steadily, at full prices,.
ald
~ther kinds very little was doing. The same may deaf,
of Foreign Wheat. Grinding Barley was quite as jealt
but malting and distilling sorts ruled heavy. The to
trade was without alteration, but there was a bette'
for Oats and Flour, at full prices. Beans, Yeas' -
Indian Corn dull. ct
The last accounts from New York are to the et
that no further advance had taken place in priees, 1.,11
holdPrs were firm for all articles. In the Baltic sPto
Black Sea ports large quantities of Wheat contisto
and buyers on English account. The French mark r_
are heavy for both Wheat and Flour, at drooping c"
reticles. lieh

Up to our market, last week, the arrivals of
„c te
Grain were very moderate. From abroad we -‘)%ts,
9,651 quarters of Wheat, 5,551 Barley, 20.329 --47
1,680 Linseed, 104 sundry Seeds, 3,451 sacks and 51er
barn. is Flour—the former chiefly from France, the
from America,
The quantity of English Wheat received fresh uP ri
this morning's market from Essex and Kent was !ege
moderate, but in excellent condition. By landectsrrieere
the receipts were limned, uevertne less the stand' Sete,
tolerably well filled with samples of both red and v"/ 00
Prime Kent qualities moved off steadily, and, In sr of
,ew ins,ances, the quotations were the turn in favour
sellers. Alt other kinds changed hands somewhat Irel-a'cr,
at prices quite equal to those obtained on Monday
and at which a good clearance was effected. Nininag
affers came to hand from the east coast, to ship "-
the next fortnight; but the sales effected were triflinPot
Notwithstanding that the show of foreign Wb.,yeir
fresh as well ex granary, was by no means extErj-,-.0.-
the demand for all except the finest parcels was "%flea
active. The general currencies were, however,
supported.
Floating cargoes of Wheat off Falmouth were less
quired for; but the arrivals from the eastward derll3;
the last few days have been small, Should the wind ?p
ga
tinue favourable a large amount of corn shipping may
expected towards the close of the present week. she
No English Barley was brought forward, but
Ot
show of foreign samples was reasonably good. or
grinding parcels, we had a fair inquiry at full rate ch
currency; but malting and distilling sorts were ID
neglected.
Malt—the supply of which was small—moved °6
slowly, but we have no change to notice in its value'teti
But few parcels of either English, Irish, or Sc°,of
oats were on show. The supply of Foreign as ten%ry
the late large arrivals have been disposed of, vies t
moderate. The trade was steady, at Is. per irl°"tf:r
more money for fine qualities. We had a dull sale
Al,
Beans, at late rates, although the supply was enlArap,
Peas moved off slowly, at unaltered quotations. Ill"-
Corn was dull, but not lower. a
A steady business was doing in both English gII
Foreign Flour, at full prices.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
.2, 660
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier ••• • • • p"" -
Red •• .. .• • • 34s to 438 Oats— Yorkshire and 20
Ditto,White, New 378 48e Lincolnsh., Feed. 205 0
Norfolk and Lin- Potato
'
coin, Red... •• 34s 42s Youghal and Cork, 910
Ditto, White.... •• 378 43s Black. •••• • • 90319 O
Irish, Red...... • • —8 —s Cork, White. •• • • o'.
Ditto,White.... •• —8 —s Scotch, Feed. •• • • 218, 350
Rye—Old ...... •.• .• . 25e 20s Beans—Tick ....... • • i' ° 30
New............. 248 263 Pigeons..., •• •• 02,8, SO
Barley—Grinding . .... 21s 24s Peas—Grey .... ••• • • • .`,'",,, St '
Malting ..... •• • • 21s 27s Maple. ..••• • • • • • '''" 0
Chevalier .......288 31s White ..........• 2:3 000
Malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers .... ••• • • 2„: SM
folk ••••—• • • • • • 438 488 Flour—Town-made. • • o.' 390
Brown .••••• • • • • • 40s 42s Suffolk .. •••• •• •• lag: 00
Kingston and Ware 47s 52s Stocktn & Norfolk 971
SEEDS. r.
New Carraway has apptared on offer at 401. Pe•.. 914
In all other Seeds, as well as Cakes, so little is dvi
that th. quotations are alamq nnminal. lA/
Turnip,White, per bush. 9s to 10, Carraway •• .• 3t.' . 9'lo
Red and Green .. • • 103 11 s Coriander ——..— • • • • 162 :150
Mustard, Brown.. •• • • 9s 12, Ilempseed, per quarter 328 of
White, new •• • • ~6s od 8s Od Linseed, Eng.sowing • • 60s 60
fares,Winter ...... ••450d 4s 6d Crushing ••••• • • • 4" 4l'
Old •••• • • • • .... ••3sOd 4s Od Baltic .......... 445 *o'
Canary, per quarter • . 428 44s Odessa ..........465

Rye 31J; LinseedCake,pr. ton— 110
Clover, ReulEn;,,. (cwt.) 40s tss English ••••. 71 Os 7.
White •• • • ...... 3tis 51s Foreign, per ton 6/ Os 611
Foreign Red...... 40s 54s Rape Cakes, pr ton 41 Os 4110"3
White.... 3s 53s Rapeseed, New, pr Ist 2510 s 27/
Trefoil .............. 18s 22s
Duty was paid on the following quantities of foreiP
Clover Seed up to ti.e 12th in,t.:-
1851. 1850.
London 88,956 ...... 55,264
Liverpool
Hull

htest improvement has Luken place AO, n
1302047G11 LEOP 211.1krtitET. ; tbe
although the accounts from the Pll/7;
Hops,
as unt4vourable. The "lo'
and East Kent pockets, 84s to 15%
per cwt; Weald of Kent ditto, 80s to 100 s ditto; St's°
ditto, 84s L. 94. t ditto.
callt a 1 1 4 t demando,
di t a tlhat
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13072017;111 AND SPITALInELDS. 1,01
Very aut ntrtue grown Yotstoes
come to hand since Monday last in excellent conditi°9,
From abroad the imports have been small, viz , 21,13n61ta
fromkets Dordt, 276 ditto from Rotterdam, 55 'two
Antwerp, at-A 20 tons from Jersey. A steady btisiDe
is doing, at trom 5s to 12, per cwt.

WO OL.
The public sales of colonial Wool commenced °ll
Thus-they, with an unusually large attendance of
lish buyils. Up to the present time about 6,000 bale
have been disposed of, at but little alteration in the
tations. By private contract very little business is dolvf,
Last week's imports into Loudon were 980 bales fro:"
Hobart Town, 2,635 from Port Philip, 91 from Odeg9:
2,000 fr, m Sydney, 600 from Algoa Bay, 210 from flao
burgh, 42 from Alexandria, and 75 from Naples.
SZYZITZIFX2CLIII. 100
A very large importation of foreign stock tookP'ibo
into London last week, viz., 7,189 head. ;
correeponding periods' in 1850. we received 4,4„7
in 1849, 4,266: in 1848, 3,220; and, in 1847,
head. On reference to the following statement of ,
ports, it will be perceived that the anticipations BO fu 1r
indulged by a portion of the press, respecting future
rivals from Denmark, have not been realised.
IMPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WISES.
From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. 1-t6
Harlingen l7O ... 847 .. 148 l'-
inriin
Rooatintebrud!egmnh ,
1789610 1,8199351 9, B=l4 209
ii,
Amsterdam 63 464 ... 135
Antwerp
21
Calais
Dordt 87 ... 180 ... 44 17
Total
The yearly comparison of the weekly imports 09
under:—

Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. ring:
1850 852 ... 2,706 336 ... 492 ... 7jc
1849 450 ... 3,026 314 421 •••
1848— - US6 2,370 —. 59 ... 435 •••
To day's market was again somewhat heavily suPP—ig
with foreign stock, especially Sheep and Calves, but 1 r
general quality was by no means first.rate. From 0%
own grazing districts the arrivals of Beasts fresh up Thethl
morning were not BO large as those reported on Molast; nevertheless, they were seasonably extensive. ~a
attendance of buyers being large, the demand for the
primest breeds ruled steady, and in some instances t to
quotations were a shade higher—a few of the best sod
having realizi,d 3s 8d per Sibs. In the middling up,
inferior qualities of Beef only a moderate business WE:,
doing, at late ratee. The arrivals from Norfolk, Suff°l".
Essex, and Cambridgeshire, amounted to 1,800 Sccisi
Herefords, and Shorthorns; from other pats °
England, 700 of various breeds; and from Sec
land, 200 horned and polled Scots. Tho rerosinde
of the supply was chiefly derived from abroftd,
,
Although thero was a material falling off in the suPP
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e.
of Sheep, the number was in excess of many former
nods, and in full average condition. On the whole, ti!,„
Mutton trade was s•eady, at last week's deoline.ll-1
piices, the highest figure for the best old Downs boll
3s 10d par 81bs. Halt-breds were selling st from 5°

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