Star.
London, England, 1824-07-28 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

(PROM THE LONDON PRICE CURRENT, JULY 27.)
COTTON WOOL-The following are the sales of last week :
500 Bengab - -51 d. to 6d. per lb. in bond,
50 Madras 6*l. to 60.
200 Pernams -10 Id. to lid.
65 Berbice - -11 d. -
68 Carriacou - 100. to lid.
SUG A IL-The deUveries of Sugars at the West India Dock foe
I lowie Consumption have been extensive, consequently the Importers
are rather firmer, and do not submit to any further reduction.-
Brown Sugars, at about 51s. to 545. are dull of sal., in consequence
of the quantity of that sort at market; there is also a very fair pro-
portion of good brown and middling sorts at 555. to 58s. but good
coloury Sugars are not so plentiful, and are consequently more
sought after by the grocers.
RREINRD SOCA RL-Large lumps are scarce, many of the great
Refining-houses having discontinued to work, so that any extra de-
mand soon clears the• market. Good Brown Lumps were sold at
765. to 775. or 335. to 345. per cwt. on board. Crushed Sugars find
buyers at 325. to 38s. for shipment to the Mediterranean markets,
where considerable parcels have been sent lately. The Grocers are
not ready buyers, although the better sorts of goods are plentiful.
and offered at low prices.
FOREIGN SUGARS.- By public sale to-day, 300 chests yellow
and brown Havannah, went at 255. to 275. stl. good white
might fetch 58s. to 40s. per cwt. in fact, the Later price was of-
fered for a parcel of superior quality, but refused. Brazil Sugars
stationary, white Pernams, 275. to 325. Rios 325. to 345. per cwt.
EAST INDIA SUGA IL went off freely at the India House, viz. 7,523
bass White Bengal, 275. to 555. Yellow, 235. 6d. to 265. per cwt. in
bond. Bourbon, 17s. to 20s. 6d. •
COFFEE still continues to find ready buyers, for although the
weekly public sales are numerous, the quantity offered extensive,
and the fresh supplies daily dropping in, yet former prices are fully
supported. The fine middling and ood middling qualities are
quoted the same as last week, but inferior descriptions are Is. to 2s.
per cwt. higher. St. Domingo Coffee without alteration, say 60s.
Ito 611. ordinary and damaged 565. to 595. 6d. Brasil 565. to 60s.
per cwt. The quantity of Coffee exported has of late been very
extensive, and it is to be appreheneed that these, together with the
many direct arrivals, will somewhat affect the Foreign Markets.
The stock at the present time exceeds that of the corresponding
time last year, by 1,47 k casks, and 1,566 bags. Quantity offerc,l this
week, 2,200 casks, and 2,700 bag: West India, and 3,170 bags
East India.-Mocha went at 80$. to 100 s. 6d. remainder Cryion,
Cheribon, &c. 50s. to 655. per cwt.-Other sorts as quoted.
OIL-- quoted.
The Oil Trade remains stationary at the late advance.-
No accounts from the Northern Fisheries.

- duty-free.

Spirits of Turpentine down to 71s.
DYEWOODS are very dull of sale, and the late imports have
occa►ioned prices of Logwood to be imit ely nominal.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The two former articles
have rather improved, but tallow continues as before quoted.
CORN EXCHANGE, AI/UK-LANE, JULY 28.
The fresh quantities of Corn at Market to-day are not consider-
able, and the weather continuing remarkably fine for forwarding t' •
harvest, the Wheat trade therefore remains very dull, and none 1 ut
the finest parcels obtain Monday's rates. Barley sells heavily, thotqh
there is but little at Market. The trade for Brans continues to wear
a drooping appearance. Very few sales of Oats can be effected to-
day ; hut they are held on much the same terms as last quoted.
• Arrivals of this week— Eoglish Wheat, 2,150 qrs. Barley, 460 qrs.
Oats, 2,170 qrs. Irish Oats, 1,590 qrs. Flour, 4,250 sacks