The Sun.
London, England, 1850-05-06 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS liA

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. 501 t. 541
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier • • • •
Red, New.... 388 to 43s Oats—Yorkshire and
Ditto, White, New 40* 49* Lincolnsk., Feat 17$
Norfolk and Lin- Potato . .... •• '
coin, Red... • • 37s 40$
li
Ditto, White.— • • 398 43s
Irish, Red • ... •• • • 371 41s
Ditto,White.... • • 40s 443 Ysc
cooorutkgßc,hhlv
vaa:lcih,kael net.
White.
Cork, 164::
Bya—Old .•••. • —1 —s Beans—Tick .• • .... io
New. .. .• —20 s Pigeons. • ...... 01
Barley—Grinding..... 16s 20$ Peas—Grey ..••• • •• •• p
Malting •••• 2 is 24s Maple. .. ••••• • 20 of
Chevalier .. ... '23s 26s White ••• • • 241
Malt—Suffolk. and Nor- Boilers •• • " 3921
folk .. ••• • • . 43s 481 Flour—Town-made...•
97,
Brown ... ... ••• • • 408 42s Suffolk .••• • • • • 27$
Kingston and Ware 46$ 50s Stocktu & Norfolk
SEEDS.
Canary Seed is som ew hat lower to purchase* 00l
other seeds, the supplies of which are sessonablYcligek
are on very slow inquiry at our quotations. Illocoo
scarcely a transaction has taken place. The cleft
of foreign Cluver Seed continue small.

Turnip,White, per bush. 10s to Ils
Red and Green.. • • 108 12s,
Mustard, 8r0wn.... . 8s Ils
White .. •• • • .. Os 9s
fares, Spring .... •• ..3s Gd 4s Od
Canary, per quarter .. 66s 70s
(lye grass— •• • .. 20s 24,
Clover, ItedEm,. (cwt.) 35s 50s
White ........ • • 34s 48s
Foreign Red...—. 338 508
White.... 32s 50s
Trefoil .......• 143 18s

sl'
Carraway „„„ „ „ %49:
Coriander .......• • • • •
Hempseed, per quarter •'"
Linseed, Eng. s,ownig.. 64° 434
Crushing ..... .•. 41): 141
Marne ••• •• A32."'{- 461
Odessa .. ......•
Linseed Cake, pr,1,000-- gl
English , 81 00 /Ow
Foreign, per ton 5110$ bl $0
Rape Cakes, pr ton 41100 351 0
Rapeseed, New, prl.t 3510

During the the past week the imports of foreigns
into London have been seasonably extensive. fr,b,ebesa,
supply has comprised 1,360 head against 1,21 i 190
during the same week in 1849; 1,090 in 1843; un",„. 0/
in 1847. The quality of the Beasts and Criootl4
hand during the last few days, has been tolerably
but that of Sheep has been inferior.
IMPORTS LNTO LONDON IN THIS PAST WREir'" rig)
From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. calve&
Hamburgh 6O ... 23 ... ."
Rotterdam 7O ... 685 219 •••
Harlingen 202 ... 83 .. 2 35 "'
Amsterdam— 6 ... 16 ... —3/ ."
Antwerp

Total. B3B ... CO7 2 ... 303 "
Corresponding
week in 1849.. 252 ... 720 „.. 239 •••
Same week in
1848........29 .. 61i .. 176 •,"
At the various outports, only about 200 re °d
foreign stock have been landed. The total 4°,100
stock from Ireland last week was confined to
The following statement, issued by the Board 0- VI 0,
shows the total importations of foreign stock OIL, t 4
United Kingdom, during the first three Wool'
1849 and 1850:

CE p
70 p
70 p

1849. 1850.
Oxen ... 2,944 ... 2.802
Cows ... 2,598 ... 2,213
Calves ... 2,271 ... 2.834
Sheep ... 12,118 ... , 7,334
Lambs ... 44 ••• 1
Pigs
150 123 nii.),
Our market to-day was Nary moderately 011140
with foreign Sheep ; but the number of Beastsoo
Calves was seasonably extensive. From our n ibil,
grazing districts the arrivals of Beasts fresh lir jobl
morning, fell short of those reported on this day al the
by nearly one thousand head, owing to- which, 5% ode
increased number of buyers in attendance, the Ito' tioal
ruled somewhat active at an advance in the quot,tbot
of quite 2d per Bibs. The primest- Scots sold *Llesrlf
difficulty at from 3s 4d to 3s 6LI per Sibs. •'' l'be
the whole of the supply was disposed of r
oe
arrivals of Beasts from Norfolk, Suffolk, roe
and Cambridgeshire amounted to • 2,000 Scot'. Poo,
breds, and short horns. From other parts of grlgnreeti
400 Herefords, runts, &c.; and from 'Scotland 30011 la'
and polled Scots. There was a very -considerw- fa
crease in the supply of Sheep, hence the demand al!
that description of stock was heavy in the extretnetie 0'
fall in value of 2d per 81bs. As nearly the ifil°ooool
the Sheep were shorn, our quotations refer t° ofem
only. Lambs, the numbers of which were large, nis ibi.
off heavily, and the currencies gave way 2d Pe.,,r 04!
The primest Down Lambs were not worth more 'P It
6d per 81bs. The sale for. Calves ruled heslJ;oo
the late decline in value. In Pigs next to notbid
doing, at last week's prices. ..
Per Sibs. to sink the offal. ‘, 1.11,:
,•I.
11. d. to a. d, d. .- 7
S. g i
Interior Beasts .. 2 4 2 6 Inferior Sheep •••• 3 5 I, 6
Second quality • •. 2 8 210 Second qual. Sheep & •", . 0
Prime large Oxen.. 3 0 3 2 Coarse-weolled ditto 3 3'd
Prime Scots .. 3 4 3 6 Southdown Wetber 3 ; o'o
Large coarse Calves 210 3 0 Ditto *lit of the wool 0 ; 3 0
Prime small ditto .. 3 2 3 4 Large Hogs —.•• • 3 ; t, 1/
Suckling Calves lit 0 22 0 Small Porkers .•.•..... ; lv
Lambs •• •• •.•• .. 4 6 5 6 Quarter old Pigs •• 16 -

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Sit/

TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET. pg..
Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. I
240
3,369 4
24,510 149
FOREIGN SUPPLY. ,
00
Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves.
183
I 330 71
NEWGATII AND LEADZINNASte.fiII
Since our last report these markets have been 0 la
supplied with each kind of meat, mostly slaughtehred
iold
the metropolis. The primest Mutton and Chia" plod
steadily, at full prices. Otherwise the demand hat selr
heavy, and the quotations have had a downward
dency, without clearances being effected. dg
At per stone by tne Carcase.
a• d•t°4
a. d, to s. d. 4 . 0
110 2 3 Mutton, inferiOr •• 2,0 • 0
2 4 3 6 ---- middling., 2 •,i 3 4
2 6 2 5 prinko ...• 3 " 3,0
210 3 0 Pork, large 2 10, 4
2$ 3 4- small 3 •
Lamb. Is 6d to 5s 6d.

- middling •• • •
- primelarge • •
- prime small ..

'bill ..............

BOROUGH AND SPITAIMIZIMILmHIOS
For the time of year the import of toreign Forme;/
week were large, viz., 1,562 tons, derived as feh°AresS:
Harlingen, 40; Antwerp, 232; Rotterdam, 953;. 41
dam, 66; Rouen, 142; Calais, 82; and Abbe/11'„. 10°
tons. Coastwise and by land-carriage about 2,2,11041,
have reached us, in excellent condition. For all 11
the demand is in a very inactive state, at prices
equal to those obtained on this day se'unight. ,f 4,0.
450
Per Ton. per •-
York. Regents 90s to 120 s Common Whites 401 t° 65°
Ditto Shaws for Kent Shaws
planting ..... —sto —s Essex Regents -'9,t,° 850
Scotch Regents 70, to 80s Ditto Shaws
Ditto min. Cups 50s to 60a Ditto Kidneys -„,1;
~040:
Ditto Buffs ... —a to a Chats, sound 3u: t° P,„,
Blues ...—.. ..... —s to —s Ditto datnaged l° Ir""
Lincoln. Regents. 70s to 901 French Whites
Wisbeach ditto 70s to 85s Belgian Whites 4Ol t 0 01
I
Ditto Kidneys .. —ato a Dutch Whites
t
Berwick Regts... 65s to 80s German ditto ... 451 -
WOOL. Pad
The public sales to which we bare already 9ea i commenced on Tharsday. Up to the present tildeeea OP
4,000 bales have been submitted and chiefly disPla 06
Low qualities of Cape and Australia have sold brig 0 re
full prices; but Port Philip parcels have gone at kind!
duction of id to Id per lb. In the value of other :teocr
of Wool no change has yet taken place. The riots
ante of buyers has been very extensive. By ireg PO'
contract very little business is doing. Last we' sate
ports into London were confined to 184 bales froloitigoil
burgh, 21 ditto from the Cape, 669 ditto freel.,..,,„biad•
Bay, 40 ditto from Antwerp, and 60 bags from j""..
TALLOW. 1 grate
Letters from St. Petersburg dated the 22d 113100°
that 900 casks of Tallow had changed hands forllu,„ido°ll
delivery. at prices equal to 38s 3d per owt, wnfles',
here. Since our last report a full average ti°l9-10014
business bas been transacted in our market, at stet, So
figures. Today P.Y.C. on the spot is selling simoesl3l;
to 375, and for delivery during the last three —na off-
3is 3d per cwt. Town Tallow, 353 6d to 361 °—
net cash ; rough fat, 2s per Blbs

1846.

1847.

1848.

Stock this day ......

Price of Y. C. .• ..

11,217
42s 6d

:to ls Od
Delivery last week .. 842
Ditto from June 1.... 84,846
Arrivals last week . 337
Ditto from June 1 ... 80,259

'rico of Town .. •... I 44s Od

9,238 7,792
47s Gd 485 Od
to Os Od to Os Od
401 1,031
78,627 ; 94,835
662 ' 555
75,240 94,496

49s 6d I 608 6d

1849.
26,i71
24,818 t 36s 6`
389 id to 0 37. 01,1
Os t 1,115
1,255 69,604
93,07 5
329 90,606
110,291
iso od
393 Gd

ixT. 000
• to 14° Of
P 1 in ,
Y fin, flOP_ei
1111, at anal°l

CORN EXCHANGE—MONDAY.
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V
L.ld
on
Letters from the various country markets h
donee
Sa urday were firm for all kinds of Wheat at a" 4 21
in the quotations of from is to, in some ihstanee'Pell
per quarter. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Flour Overdoing
tor money. There has been rather more buidnes
abroad on English account. Wheat and Flour
.O.D
~1
produced rather inure money in some of the of
ports, but no change has taken place in the vratisuelP,s,
t:
other articles. Up to our markets last week, the
of English Grain were small. From abroad tiwcfc
amounted to 17,738 quarters' of Wheat, 9,169 ditteggi
Barley, 46,839 ditto of Oats; 380 ditto of Bleign;s ed;
ditto of Peas; 18 ditto of Tares; 2,700 ditto of -1-"'"",!eci;
30 ditto of Rape Seed ; 11 ditto of Mustard i„°7,o,
1,009 ditto of sundry Seeds, and 1,472 sacks of r..:00,
Fresh up to this morning's market the arrivals of .r4o`..
lish Wheat coastwise, especially those from EsseX isad
very moderate, and but of middling quality'
asY
carriage and sample very little came to hand 1;:d-
Alth
quarter. The stands were rather scantily saPP"; for all
both red and white qualities, while the demse,_", "wee
descriptions, owing to the continued urifi,vourse'ea the
ther for the growing crops, was somewhat brisk, 10° the
whole of the supply was cleared off at an &Om°
quotations of Monday last of from is to 2s Per cla,,jor
At that amount of improvement the market ass
firmly. Snippers of Wheat on the BA't nfore
are not sellers, except at 2s per quarter T- the
money, and it is generally understood ths;tooli,
millers are now extremely short wheatre;
As a large portion of the supply of foreign 7,,i of
ported last week was disposed of on Fridays the tip
that grain here to-day was smaller than for sow". rise
past. Parcels, ex Germany, moved off readily at
remit
of fully is per quarter, and sound parcels of irt
imports were held at 2s. more money. Several eat—isteri
speculators were in the market, and, had the imr.o-sill
accepted last Monday's currencies, a Tell ef,j; oaf,
business would have been transacted. Seer 01
English Barley was brought forward. The
foreign was tolerably gocd. Most kinds, especially -11,
and grinding sorts, were in improved request" Harter
some instances, the currencies advanced is Per
„(10'
There was an improved sale for both English :1-fiveur
reign Flour, and the quotations were the turn 01-ni" stn,
of the sellers. The imports from France have adi
for dpl y
riallyeli fllen off. Altough the sup of ma"
fallen
was tolerably good, that article la'
proved request at fully last week's uotationg' the
quantity of foreign Oats was large;cinevertheler per
principal portion changed hands at a rise of fully 6"Lo 21
quarter. We had a brisk sale for Beaus at 1%1 si
per quarter more .money. In Peas a moderate er
was doing at late rates. Indian Cora waaleld pt
treme currencies.