The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-14 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.,-(THIS DAY.)

CORN-EXCHANGE.—MONDAY.
Since our last report the whole of the provincial
markets have ruled heavy for- all kicds of Wheat, the
Prices of which have given way fully is per quarter.
Sire
t lug Corn and Flour have commanded very little at-
tntion, although the supplies on offer have been small.
the near continental ports ra-her more business ap-
t4rs to have been transacted in Wheat and Flour-on
igirsh account, at full prices. The American markets
Were dull at the date of our last advices. The receipts
of English grain up to our market last week were some-
What on the increase. From abroad we received 6,600
Quarters Wheat, 6,720 siitto of Barley, 8,635 ditto of
Vats, 1,830 ditto of Beans, 1,097 ditto of Peas, 826
unto of Tares, 112 ditto of Linseed, 460
of of Bapeaeed, 40 ditto of sundry Seeds,
8'025 sacks and 780 barrels of Flour. Fresh
t 43, to our market tc-day, the receipts cf English
Beat, coastwise, were on a very moderate scare, but
Ee principal portion of the supply came to hand from
S3Px aid Kent, in excellent condition. By land car-
riage and iampie, the a-rig a's were comparaively
limited. Although the wands were by no means largely
60PPlied with samples of either rel or white, the ee-
nnthd fir all descriptions, owing to thoimmeasa supplies
of Flour on offer from France and Belgium, was in a
very depressed state. However, the finest qualities
we.e mostly disposed of at prices about equal to those
ob;aine lon Monday last. In the middling and inferior
kiadF, exceedingly little busine a was transacted, at a
decline in the quotations of fully is per quarter, and a
clearance was not etre.ited. Several offers came
to hand from Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, &e.,
to ship Wheats at ruling price'. The show
of Foreign Wheat was wit to say extensive,
yet it considerably exceeded the wants of the millers,
most of whom, though short of stock, purchased very
cautiously. In the value of the best parcel, we Lave
no change to report, but all other qualities gave way
quite ls. per quarter, without much progress being made
iii sales. We were seasonably well supplied with all
kinds if Barley, both English aid Foreign. Fine malt-
tng parcels supported last week's currencie but grind-
end distilling sorts gave way is. per quarter. The
Supply el alalt ready for delivery was larger than
fir - some troth past, owing to which, the
have
was esvv in the extreme ; but we
0'1" no actual "decline to notice in value.
ortsl aratively sleaking, the show cf Oat samples was
-▪ 334111 Levertheles., the Oat trade ruled dull, at barely
Stationary prices. Penis of all kinds ruled very dull,
and their prices gave way is Ter quarter. In Peas, next
to nothing was doing, and in some instances the cur-
ruencies had a downward tendency. Indian Corn and
vi ere nominal. The sale for Flour war very heavy
at barely late rater.

43, CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
sat—
F ssez & Kent, Malt—Chevalier ... • .. 56s to 58s
Red, New.. • . 38s to 45s oats— Yorkshire and
Ditto,White, New 42s Ns Lincolnsh., Feed. 143 16:
Norfolk and Lin- Potato • .. 178 228
coln, Red.—. 37s 40s Youghal and Cork,
Ditto, White.. .• —41 s Black .• . • ... 13s 15s
Irish, Red.... •• • • 37s 418 Cork, White . .... 14s 16s
. bitto, White ..Feed. .... 18s Uls
‘YG—Old ............ 24s 25s Beans—Tick ......... 24s 301
..
Bad -•••••• • .. .. .. 24s 25s Pigeons .. 28s 35s
eY---NeGrinding . .... 29s 23s Peas—Grey ..•• •• • .... . . 25s 276
Malting •••• • '' 23' 2"
Maple . ...........263 28s
u_. 268 30s White..• •• • ... 263 292
l'it'---Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ••••• • • • • 285 30s
folk .. .. .. .. .. .. 53s 56s Flour—Town-made... 35s 40s
ilirl"11 •••••• • .. .. 41s 473 Suffolk ••••• • . . . . 30s 338
'44lllston and Ware 55s 56s Stocktn & Norfolk 110 s 33s