Star.
London, England, 1828-02-04 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, VIARK.LA NE, Fent:may 4.
In kdditiow to a large quantity of last irekk's supplies that re.
mained unsold, we had A good arrival this morning from Ewes, Kent,
and Suffolk, and although the mealbig trade was very heivy, st►ll
fine dry samples of Wheat obtained the price of this day se'nnight A
but thee was no demand for the ordinary qualities. Batley, owing
to the magnitude of the arrival, vitas ettremely dull sale, and the
finest picked samples obtained only Ms • pre quarter. Beans and
Peas, of both descriptions, were vety dull sale, at the quotitioa
below. Oats were as near as possible the same pike is last Mon-
day, but thy, quantity sold was rather trifling. In Mut and other
articles there is no alteration.

Wheat, Kent & Ease:, SO, 69s
Suffolk. 50s 00s
Norfolk, 45. 4ss
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Peas, Grey UN 401
Beans, Small (new) 40$
Tickt (arm) 30* 40s

Rye ;kr 34$
Barley 30s 341
Malt 56, 60i
Peas, White 361 31Is
Boilers 40$ 444

Oats, Potatoe
Poland 24s 2$
Feed 163 20s
Flour, per sack, 455. 50S.
Rapeseed 201 236 per last:
&Asa wan.

Wheat, English quer kers 6,009 Foreign Oats Amlialmol
Do. Foreign --e- Irish Oats
Do. Irish 42 Beans, qrs. • 2,185
Barley, British 10,936 I Peas 1,676
Malt, British 8,392 English Flour, sacks 12,922
Oats 9,350 American do. barrels
SMITHFIELD MARKET, FES/VARY 4.
In the Beef trade thee is no alteration of the least moment from
our Report of last week, the ben Stots reaching 4s. dd. to Ss. per
stone ; and the larger Beasts being 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. per stone. In
the Mutton trade, prime young Downs are worth as high as Sa. 4d.
per stone; and coarser Ewes and Sheep are 3s. 6,1. to 3s. ad. per
stone. In the price of Veal there is an improvement from I.st
market-day, prime young Calves being 6s. 6d. to 7s. per stone; and
coarser Veal Ss. 6d. to 6s. In the Pork trade, dairy-fed Meat is Os.
to 6s. 4d. per stone; and large Hogs Ss. to Ss. 6d. per stone.--
Beasts, 2,541 ; Sheep, 15,926; Pigs, 130 ; Calves, 106.
Beef, per stone, 3s. 6d. to 51. hlutton, 31. 6d. to Ss. 4d. Veal,
ss. 6d. to 7s. Pork, Ss. to 6s. 4d.-Hay, per load, 23 101. to 5 ;
Clover, 24 to AS 10s: Straw, 21 ris. to 21 16s.
LIVERPOOL, Fre: d-
COTTON. -Tbe Import this week is 15,693 bags, and the tales are
9,180 bags, at barely last week's prices.-Advices from Vew York
of sth January, continue the quotation of Thslands at to 1044.
but the Premium of Exchange had fallen, being 104 d. to 1 id. which
in tihie*dirogar market have been on
ons2u9taAhiDe.
Bc.
a very limited scale, the sales not exceeding 500 Mids. but prices
have been fully supported ; nothing has been done in East India or
Foreign. C.-waThlgeuotrteandsa"ctlioinds,
Puovisiores.-There has been a fair business done in Butters dur-
ing the week, and prices remain pretty steady ; Beelines off slowly.
It is understood that Lord Wm: BabilflNCK is, if not
already arrived, on his way to town.
A fire broke out on Friday night at Woolwich, in the
Royal Artillery Hospital. The garrison beat to arms,
and,prompt assistance wis rendered by persons accus-
tomed to deal with fire, and was very soon subdued.
A file of Montreal and Quebec papers has reached
as to.the 30th' of December. Their contents show that
the majority of the population by no means • agree wi h
the hasty and intemperate opposition made by the Ca-
nadian ParliaMent to Lord Dalhousie. •