Star.
London, England, 1810-07-05 00:00:00

coum'M' M4mTS.

At last Haddington Market, Wheat sold heavily, ilrieel about
Is. per boll cheaper. Barley about Is eal per boll dear"tri best
ittls. current prices 275. to 345. Oats, best St.. current plies 2.21.
to 275 Pease and Beans about its. per boll cheaper, best 305.-
1 here were 891 bolls of Wheat in the market, whereof 762 sold
at prices from 301. to 51s per boll.
Trinity tair, Dundee, was held last week. Hogs arid Lambe'
met a ready sale, Ewes and Wethers were net so much in tle-
mard.Tlul show of castle, though not so very great ss on the pre. •
ceding two yrats,was cur:side:able. The excessive drought, and
purchasers standing.aloof expecting a reduction of prices, made
the market den in the morning, but towards afterincion a geberal
sale on good terms was tif-cted. Horses sold well.
At Southall Cattle Marker, near Uxbridge, Middleset. on
' Wednesday June 27, the price of Beef was from is. ed. to 54. ed.
Mutton ss. to ss. 10d. Lamb ss. 6d. to I's. and Pork sa. ma. to
7% Yd. per stone, sinking offals.
At Cambridge Horse Fair, the 'how was very inconsiderable,
and but few buyers; most of the inferior kind remain unsold.
Covent' y lair was well supplied with Cattle, which sold. at
noweed prices. A large show of Sheep, and prices something
lower than at the neighbouring fain. A great fair of Horses,
wli'cli appear to be falling in price.
Boston Market, on June 27, was but thinly supplied with sam-
ples of Grain ; Vheat has fallen *mice 4s. or .55. per quarter.—
The Oat trade Is brisk, and good samples In advance 2s. or 3s. per
quarter, and sold as follow: Wheat 98s. to 109.. pri-ne samples
as high as 112 s. Oats from t":0s. to 28s. per quarter.
Bury, June 29.--We had a pretty good supply of Wheat et
markt-t this week, which sold for rather more money than laic
week. Barleys are scarce, and sell for more money. -In other
Or tin and Baur no alteration.

Fa'Amliam, June 28.--We had scarce any business done at our
market this ;we had a few samples of Wheat writ,' went
off heavily at last week's prices. No business inthe Barley trade.
At Corpus Christi
.Fair, held at Stamford, on Mondzy,fat
stock sold readily at good pliers. The dryness of the seastnr pre-
vented a quick sale of Iran Cattle, many Scotch and Irish Beasts
remained unsold in the evening. •
11 tin, June 26.--We had a very small roarket to-day. heat
and Larley, of good quality, fully maintain our last prices. Oats
are much In demand and dearer L's. per quartet. Wheat, best;
108 s. to 110 s. ditto second, 895..t0 945. Barley 41s. to 425. Oats
best, ::09. to 355. ditto second 204. to 1141.; and Beans 50s. to 51s.
per quarter. Fine Flour, 90s. to 925. periack.
Wisheoh, June 30.—We have scarce y, any thing doing in n r
Corn Market this lay; a ftrw large lute ut Oats were offered, bp
the late rains caused a great slulluess in the buyers. Whtiar
were a trifle lower. Oats, at no variation. _ _ _

Wakefteld, June 29.--Nl'e ha a pretty good supply of Wheat
for this day's market by our farmers, as well as a tolerable supply
cp the River ; havins but Lw Inlyers,.caused a heavy sale In Este
a. mples, at full Vs. per quarter cheaper; other aorta are scarce
saleable. Fine Malts were in demand, and about is. per load
dearer. Oats plentiful, and from Is. to Its. per quarter higher.
la Beans but little alteration in price.
At Ipswich hiarl et, on the fnnli cf June, there was a mist
supply of What, and a short suppiy of all other grain. tat...,
and Beans may each be noted If.. per quarter dearer ; in other ar-
ticles little alteration front last week's currency.—Prices as ful-

low: Weleat,9.2s. to 1.06.; Barley, 375. to 495.; Beaus, 435. Is,
495. ;-Grey Peas, 445. to 485.; Boiling Peas, (Ws.; and Oats, vcs.
to pus per quarter.
Far. ham Fair on lir iday was but thinly attended with company.
Horses in geLvral were purchased at rather less prices—the sum:ly
of good new Cheese was exceedingly small, new GA. to or. ,old
Vs. 88a. to 904.