Star.
London, England, 1828-01-14 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JANUARY 14.
We were plentifully supplied with alt kinds of Chun this morn-
ing, bit as the weather has made most of Wit at dap* and
rourb. Sue dry samples fully supported the priers of- this day
week; but all other descriptions were quite unsaleable. Fine malt-
ing Barley is Is. pvr quarter dearer: but for all other qualities no
holders could he loonn. 'Bean. and Peas hang on the stands, the
buyers not wishing to accept of lower: prices. Oats were exceed
ilia" heavy sale, owing to the large arrival from !Noland, as,4 •te
sffect sales a sacrifice of Is. per quarter must be submitted Ph, r
other articles there is no alteration.
Wheat. Kent & Essex, 501 62. Peas, Grey 42s 44s
Suffolk. 50s 63. Beans, Small (new) 425, 46t
Tick, (new) !,4s 30a ;'•
Norfolk, 45s 4Rs
Rye 501 52s Oats, Putatoe-26s 30s
Barley 30s 34s Poland 245 cas
Malt 56s 601 Feed 164 204
Peas' White 38s 401 • Flour, per sag, 45...50c
Boilers 44. 47. Rapeseed 20$ 22. per last!
. IMPORTATIONS LAST ITICER4
Wheat, English quatters 4,689 i Foreign Oats
Do. Foreign Irish Oats
Do. high • 2,211 'Beans, Ors.
Barley, British 4,626 I Peas
Malt, British 3,627 English Flour, ILIAT
Oats 2,178 I American do. barrels

• SNIITIIFTELD MAR KRT.. JAIWARVIft•

i

I .M....)

19,040

1,65)
1.309
13,680

The Beef trade is rather worse, the finest young Shag not reedits
Ing more than Ile ed. to Ss. per stone.kand the coarser and lard'
Meat being 3s. ed. to 44. 24. per stone., In the Mutton trade three
is aLo a decline, prime young Downs not going of at more than
as. Id. to 4s; 84. per stone; and the coarser and larger Meat being
3s. eel. to 3s. 104. per stone. Veal is looking up, prime, plans
Calves reaching Ge. 6d. to 7% re atone; and the larger M!st 5% fide
to Gs. 44. per etot:e. We .have very little to notice in the Pork
trade, dairy-fed Meat being 6s. to 6s. 4d. per stone; andlagger
Mogi 35...t0 Ss. led. per %conc.—Beasts, 5,034 ; Snags; 15,111 p;
Pirs;l4o,i Calves, 104. C./14. t't
Beef; per. moue, 3s. 6d. to res. Mutton, 3s. 64. to 4.45 T.-
Ss. 64.11. to 7s. Pork, .5%. to 6s. 441.-1 lay, per load, JZ3I/4, !M.4 4. -
Clover, .e 4 Al lug. Straw, XI es. to Bt 13.. ' . •
Li V I.at POOL, lair. 111.
• The grtat consumption of Foreign Produce d'oritteffet7, aneinbib
shortness of the Stocks at tee cornutentetheni ufthis *at-0140cl •
a favourable effect on our .marker, isneigiriees are genegser Mahe
advance. .
CorroN —The import this Weekls 4,363 bags,-and the arrielehai
been in most extensive dentknd, the salts reaching 19,510 boil, at an
advance of id. un the lower qualities, of which description- 7;000
bags are supposed to have Ibises' taken by speculators. .
tiota, rite.—There has been a good demand for Sngar,lo4 the
sales reach 1,600 hbds. at a decided improve Meal in prices. ...
Dar SALTiaIr.S. &c.--There is a great activity in . the'Market"..
more Mlles would haver been sold than 700 barrels of Pot iolti •
Pearl, if holders would have accepted the awl's. of buyer's at -last
peek's rates.
PROVlelONs.—There has been a fair business done in Butters this
week at 'advanced prices.—ln Beef not much doing. Briar. Mesa
Pork .continues very scarce.

SEASONABLE ADDItESS TO THE LADIES.
Daughters of Britain, ye of Beauty's race,
Our Island who superlativ+ ly grace,
Itow4Atio, of Harlan-garden. pay. to you,
For favour+ past, the grateful homage due;
And each fair patroness remote and near,
Hails, with this wish, Joy through the present year;
And may each future one, to lite s late day,
Accession still, of happiness convey !
High loveliness, fair Ladies, to enhance,
Beyond the fairy visions of romance.
The grand ;setters well ye know of Spoil,
Rawl-antes Kalydar and Macassar Oil.;
The one increasing of fine hair the flow
The other aiding Beauty's radiant glow)
Ye then, on the opening New Fees who incline
Acceptable offering to make at the shrine
Of Beauty, and female affection engage, •
. . Chose Itormarin's KAL ono and MACMISAIL
As sifts, that presented to youth or to age,
F.steem'al are at home, and on far distant soil;
ti „ And fail not with absent acquaintance to prove
• , Most welcome +memento of I. arraiosurr and Love;
• MI, Hatton-garden, January 1, 1828.

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