Star.
London, England, 1827-07-09 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

.: . CORN RXCHANGR, MARK-LANK, Jvcr 9.

We had a very limited supply of English Wheat at market this
morning, but quite adequate to the demand. ter, owing to the fa-
vourable state of the weather for the growing crops, the tussling
trade was extremely dull at a reduction of is. per qr. on the prices
of this day week. &rley is very heavy sale, and although there was
but little English at market, the highest price for such kind is 565.
and for foreign 54*. per quarter. Brans and Peas were vet), dull
sale at 31. per quarter lower. The Oat trade continues heavy, and
somewhat cheaper. fa other articles there is no altexation.
Wheat, Kent at Easel. 50$ 67s Peas, Grey 44s 46s
Suffolk. 50s 65s Beans, Small 42. 44s
Norfolk, 501 554 Tick 40s 421
Rye 54s 56s Oats, Potatoe 50s 54s
Barley 54s Ede Poland Us 31s
Malt 60s 64s I Feed ns 242

Peas, White 429 441
Boilers 44. 411
IMMIX SAVORS
Wheat, English quoted 4,170
Do. Foreign ♦,645
Barley, Bdila •I
Foreign Barley 2,636
Malt, British 5,1175
Oats 1,427

Flour, per seek, SOs. 5Ss.
Rapeseed 101 12. per lase
LAIR Wear.
Beams, qrs.
Foreign Beau

5011
990
N

1,.....
Irish Oats
Foreign Oats 52,262
English Floor. sacks 6,954

SMITHFIELD IdAREET, Jocv 9.
Our supply of Mutton is large, and in consequence of the beat of
the weather sales have been heavy, both of this Meat and Lamb,
at reduced prices. For the best Downs, net more than 4s. ad. per
stone can be obtained; and the inferior Meat is very heavy at ss. to
4s. 6d. per stone. The best young Lamb is Ss. 4d. to Ss. ad. per
stone; and the career and inferior 51. 104. to 4s. lid. In the Beef
trade, prime Scots are 41. 10d. to Si. ltd. per stone; and prime
large Oxen 4s. 611. to 41. ed. per stone; second-rate Meat, old Cows,
inferior Runts, atc. are Ss. 2d. to 4s. per stone. The variation in
the price of Veal and Pork is not of material moment : the best
young Calves are Ss. 6d. per stone; and the larger and coarser
Calves are 45. 6d. to Ss. ad. per stone. Dairy-fed Porkers are
quoted Ss. to Ss. 2d. per stone • and large Hogs are Ss. 24. to 44.
per stone.--Beasts, 1,430; Sheep, 25,960; Pigs, 100 ; Calves, WI.
Beef, per stone, Ss. 2d. to Ss. 2d. Mutton, is. to 4s. ad. Veal,
4s. 6d. to Ss. 6d. Pork, Ss. to Ss. 2d. Lamb, 41. to ss. 16d.-Hay,
per load, 15s. Clover, AS to ,C 6 10s. Straw, aa to i 2 ie.
LIVERPOOL, JOLT 7.

Corrox.—The import this week is large, amounting to 30,305
bags, and which are all American—that is to say, heavy bags; and
the sales reach only 8,420 bags, at a difficult support of last week's
notations of the lower qualities —Advice, from New York of Bth
July, quote prices of Upland the same as quoted for some weeks,
viz. Slid. to 100. but the Premium of Exchauge had fallen to 101 d.
which on 30th May had been quoted at 11 led.. .

SUGAL. &c.—The permission to Use foreign Sugars at low duties,
on condition of eeporting a certain quantity of Refined, has not had
an injurious effect on Plantation Sugar; on the contrary, we have
again to advance our quotations 1100 hhds. having been sold at a rise
of Is. to ls. 6d. 300 bags of Rase India have been disposed of at 765.
t. 775. and about 50 chests Brazil have been readily taken by the
refiners at 295. for Brown to 44 for good White. We raise our
quotations of Molasses 2s. per cwt. 235 casks Trinidad having been
bought, on the quay, at 291. A few bags Pimento have been dis-
posed of at 81d. about 100 tasks Cotter at fair prices—.soo pun-
cheons Rum at 35. Bd. to 35.10 d. for strong Demeratas—and 600
casks good Carolina Rice at 20s. to 211. per cwt.
Paovistona.—There has been a good demand for all description.
of Dry Butters this week, and prices are on the advance. The sales
made in Cork Pickled Butters have been limited. In Beef, Pork,
and Bacon, but little doing.