Star.
London, England, 1827-07-02 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Ni A ILK LANE, Juut s.

We were largely supplied with aU descriptions of Grain for this
day's market, and the prospect of a speedy liberation from the King's
I pick, have caused an unusual heaviness in the sale of all articles.—
Fine Wheat was sold at 4s. per quarter under the prices of this day
se'onight. Malting Barley bangs on the stand, and the finest
samples with difficulty obtained 401, per quarter. Beans and Peas
of Laub kinds were extremely dull sale at the mites undermentioned.
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Oats, from thy magnitude of the supply, were nearly unsaleable ;
but as there was very little of finelquality amongst the arrivals, suck
kind obtained our last currency ; while the ordinary sorts were quite
unsaleable : indeed it cannot be otherwise. for on looking at the
lieturns since...last July up to this week, and allowing 30,000 qrs..
for weekly consumption, there still remain upwards of 300,000 qrs.
unaccounted for. in whet articles there is no alteration.

Wheat, *Cent & Essex, fOs 61
°Suffolk, 30s 66s
Na folk, 50. .1.51
Rye 34: 36s
Barley ;Gs 40:
Malt 60.651

Peas, Grey 44s 461
Beans, Small 42s 46.
Tick 411 s 46.
Oats, Potatoe 30s 34a
Poland as 30a
Feed t2s 24a

Peas, White 466 476
Boilers aiSs 4gs
Inman

Flour, per sack, 50s. 555.
Rapeseed 201 22. pet last:

Wheat, English quarters 5,610
1)n. Foreign 3,13711
Barley, British 413

Beans, qrs.
Foreign Beans
yeas

Foreign Harley 5,884
Mak, British 6,023
Oats 690
SMITIIFIELD I

3,247

Irish Oats 710
Foreign Oats 77.648
English Flour, sacks 8,03.1
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...111lekliT, Joey 2.
The Beef trade for fine Stets this morning Is about Ss. 94. to
Ss. 44. per stone; coarser and second quality Beasts were Ss. 2d. to
4s. 6d. per atone. Mutton is rather dull sale, prime Downs are
quilted at 4s. Bd. to Ss. pet store; good coarse-woolled Sheep at
4s: 4d. to 4s. 6d. per stone ; and the inferior and coarse Sheep Ss. 4d.
to 4s. per stone. Veil' is a shade lower, prime young Calves being
Ss. 2.d. to Ss. 6d. per Chine; and larger Calves are 41. to 45.104 per
stone. Pork remains firm at Ss. 24. to Ss. 64. per stone for dairy-
I fed Porkers; and 45. to 4s. 10d. per stone for the larger and infe-
nor Meat. Lamb presents little to remark upon, Ss. 841. to .55. 10d.
per stone being the price for the best young Meat; and 3s. 41. to
4s. 2d. for the coarser and larger Meat.—Beasts, 1,659 ; Sheep,
20,490 ; Pigs, 200 ; Calves, 232.
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Beet, per atone, is. to Ss..4d. Mutton, 31.6 d. to fa. Veal, 4s. 6d.
to ss. 6d. York, 4s. to Si. 61 Lans, 41. 6d. to 6s.—Hay, per load,
tet 101. to XS 194. Myer, £4 1.5‘ to X 6 10s. Straw, At to AV elk
. LIVERVOOL, Jura 30.

Covron.--The import this week Wonly 71914 and the sales do not
exceed 9120 bags, at, in some instance., a trifling declension in prices.
—Advice. from New York, of 30th May., geese prices of Upland
same as 25d of May, viz.. 90. to lOod. but the Premium of Ex-
change was rising, viz. it was at 111 d. which bad been quoted at,
on the 23d May, 91d. to 1 ld.
SCGA FL, &c.—A very extensive business has been done in Planta-
tion Sugar, not fewer than 1500 hhds. having been disposed of at an
advance of Ys. on low Brown, and is. to 11.6 d. on the better goals.'
ties; 250 bags East India have been old at 74.. to 78s. There is
very little demand for Coffee, none of the Dutch offered by auction
was disposed of, and &few casks only of Jamaica, at rather lower
rates. There have been no tranuctions in Cocoa or Ginger, and very
little has been done In Rice. A few hags Pimento of fair quality have
been taken at Bid: and 400 casks Alelasies at 27. 6J. for llenterara
off the quay.
PROVISO:OM—The arrivals of Butter from Ireland this week have
been moderate, bet fully equal for the demand, as the sales have
been limited, and we have to twee a decline of is to OS. per cwt. In
Beef and Pork no variation; Bacon has declined is. to Ss—Belfast
20s. to 54a..

Eruaeas.—Monday) a woniAn going al ,ng GA:irge-
strew., Glasgow, was suddenly attacked with a fit of epilepsy, hay-
ing at her breast at the time a chile* six months old. Such a distressing
situatian speedily attracted a crowd of spectators who were. huw.
ever, 'wattle to yield the W 921140 any relief. in a few minutes,
a young sailor breaking through the crowd, called for some grains
of COUVI salt, which he foiceu into the wontan's mouth. This
immediately bad the effect of restoring the woman's sensation and
speech, at.d her convulsion was at env: put a stop to. The young
*nun. who kak been at Madera/oaf
,and in other receipt places,
says he has seed this sentedy applied to pawns in epilepsy with
great sleets&