Star.
London, England, 1828-03-31 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, &Wien 31.

We continue to be very sparingly supplied with Wheat, still the
quantity is fully adequate to the demand, the consumers manifesting
an unwillingness to purchase to any great extent until the Corn
Question is fully developed • nevertheless, what sales were effected
this morning were on as ;aid terms as on this day sennight.—
Malting Marley maintains the price of last Monday, and grinding
su4lities were more sought after, but without any improvement in
prices. Beano and Peas support their prices. The supply of Oats
serving to keep down any advance in the price, sales have been
exceedingly dull, and holders would willingly take ls. per quarter
lower, at which redue.ion they may be quoted. In other articles
there is no alteration.

Wheat, Kent & 501 68s
Suffolk, 50s 67.
Norfolk, 50s 55a
Rye 50s sSts

Pei's, Grey 36s ss.
Beaus, Small 56s 581
Tick 54. 56s
Oats, Potatue 21s 27s

Birky 30s 351
56. 60s
White 54s 36.
Boilers 386 40s
INPOSTATICSI
Wheat, FAiglish towers 5,343
Do. Foreign 75
Do. Irish 1,129
Barley, British 8,741
Do. Irish 371
Nab 7,815
English Oats 8,076

Poland s2s 114 s
Feed les 20s
Flour, per sack, 435. 50s,
Rapeseed 20a 22. per last.
LA ST west.
Foreign Oats 660
Irish Oats 14,651
Beans, qrs. 1,129
Do. Foreign 14
Peas. English 400
English Flour, sacks 6,561
American do. barrids lie

SMITHFIELD MARKET. MAscu M.

The Bed Trade is rather better, fine &ots being at ss. per Komi.
Mutton Is also rather dearer, the best young Downs fetching Ss. 2d.
to ss. 4d. per stone, and the coarser and larger Ewes, &c. 3s. 10d.
to *a. 81. per stone. There is little variation in the pike of Veal;
the best young Calves are quoted at Se. 10d. to 6s. 4d. per stone.
Pork remains in a great mearure stationary, dairy-fed fetching 6s. to
6s. 4d. and larger Pigs 4s. 10d. to Ss. 4d. per atone.-Beasts 2,377
-Sheep 20,030-Pigs 110-Calves 166.
Beet, per stone, 4s. to Ss. Mutton, 3s. Bd. to Ss. 4d." Veal,
3s. to 415.,4d. Pork, 46.10 d. to 6s. 4d.-Hay, per load, £3 Ss. to
£4 15$. Clover 14 to £5 10s. Straw, Al 18s. to £2. Si.
LIVERPOOL, blAscis 29.
Corrow--The import this week is 9,227 bags, and the sales are
37,350 bags (including 5,000 taken on specolation), at fully last
week's rates. The capon of Raw Cotton from Great Britain,
during the week ending 22d March, was 1,266 bags, and from
London, Liverpool, and Hull, in the shape of only Calicoes (6,074),
and of Twist (8,789) amounted to 8,863 bags of Raw Cotton.-
There are no later advice' from New York than those of Ist March,
which looted the prices of Uplands at 9 to 10e, and Premium of
Euhange at 11 to 11i.
Beaaa,itta-About 908 bads. BP. Sugar have been sold this
week at a decline of 61 to, 1.. on Brown and Middling qualities;
ler 400 bags East India, Us. Id. has been paid. About 120 casks
Ccilee have boss taken at rather lower rates; 300 puncheons One
&enured Demerara Rum, 35 to 36 overproof, have been sold at 3s.
94 to O. per gallon.
Pawmaarro-There has been a fair business dope this week, both
in dry and pickled Butters, but at lower price,. About 100 casks
of Dew Watet ford Butter arrived ; holders are asking from 106 s.
" 10Sa• but it does Dot go of freely at this prigs. Beet and fork
dulL Baton in fait &mad at 519. to 531. •