... MARKEl HERALD. - COBN EXCHANGE, Monday, Dec.4, 1809. Our Market'this day was pretil well fupplied witd Wtseari but we had not purchafers fufficient to make a clearance, and hence the terms.o£ laft week could haidly he obtained. The amiples of Foreign tire dry, and un- qneflionrihlyiii good conditiun, and tl:ele keep their price. -l'rirve Barleys caniiot.be placed lower than 54s. per Quarter ; ...

... iAR1E7'll. jorprsExchuge, London, Monday, 1sjaS t -f z.TIh ?? of Wheat to day was but ra 5Io' 8 n of rsit a cu taory of late, a few fele& Males ,, e by P2OWa of at an early hour, on terms ratler I 'It dif sell namned in our currency. This, however, ;; 'Ur Ill, aMnA nency to the prica of fecand and I tnottrt2 intieio .Pe r Med wlhi&b were 'not only very dull, but romnetbing ch I'lli Moo WV Fave ...

... MARKET HERALD> ,. Corri-Exchange ?? , . Ati, le ilarveft haviig commenced, and the parme the midht of their bufitersf, ve had-(as ta'ilin he It it rather fbort fufiplies of Wheac fi ths f lor ?? hence, fine fauioles acquired about 2s. pe is t. t than lat wcek,but itilerior fort ?? Pei jla ni d (God led WVheatb fetched froa 70s;, 7to 41; c : -We have lut few ?? of Baxley, i n is very dull in ?? ...

... Corn-Vubhasige, London, Monday, May 6, 180.5. Our arrivalsof Wheat to-day troin Elrex and Kent were not very colnfiderable, but t.e foreign on hand rendered the fupply (in the whole, a pretty good one. In the earl v part of the morning there was an evident brikrness in the faleb, and Ss. per qaarter njore obtained for fine famples tihan lait wveek; towards noon, however, this fpirit lub- fided ...

... Corn-Exchange, Londnn, Monday, Aug.15, 1803. For the time of the year our fupplies of Grain were very confiderable to-day. and at firft of the morning, Wheat fold at ift Monday's prices; but towards the clofe, the fales were dull. Barley and Malt remain fitationary at Jaft reported prices. Boilers and Grey Peale continue dear. Beans are cheaper. Oats are a good fupply, and thofe of prime ...

... IY NrWAIAIKETTHIItD OCTOBER 0 HOUGIITON | - I .~ ~MEETING, P4D0NAY, OC-TOBER 31. ?? I I T . .. . . .. . X .o A. ?? . - d .1 . . .. it Lord Grofirenor's Nortlanmpto,, 8itibeat Mr. JHowortif's n FlamLeaa,8131b D. M. Oqgts.-Threeto Ion Flambeau. Lord S4ckvifle's ch c by Pot8o's 9ft beat Mr. Wilfunb'S )f Merryman, 6UI'wo vyrid C. ?? to ?? Ld *1 Sackville's ch C; -fl)uke of Grifton's Penelope, 8ft ...

... i Corll-Eachatige, Londoni, M~onday, May 27, 18(15. We have conliderable arrivals of' foreign Wheiat, but nor ecry inuch of (our own growth; foate brifldief i'n he ill. faloto pevatledi at an early part of the day, and flue fim- lie, lies of Danizric obtaintd~ prices formcthmglf higher than ill Ctiltd below ; towards Ilooll, however, the trade grew ra- ,p. titer doll, asod left off at about ...

... MIARKET NERALD, COON ExCTIANOE, Monday, Jan. 9, 18011. ?? had no great quantity of Wheat up fur this day's lUarhet, nor had we much variation from laft Monday's prices. For a. fample or two offine Eftx White, a -triie 'more ieoney was obtained early, but no advavcc took place afterwards, nor had we muany buyers ?? arrivals of Barley anid Malt were rallier fiort, and the prices fully as good as ...

... MARKET HERALD). CORK EXCTIANOS, Monday, June 26. t801. We had a tolerable fupply of Whent to-day from Ellex, Kent, and Sufolk; and have again to repeat that Finie fampies were reafouiably brigk at Ift Monday's prices, but the other forts, as fo frequently tiated, were dull, and ather fubje& to a decline in price.-The befl famples of Bailey fetched no more than 40s per Quarter; and IMalt fold ...

... . )xiT .gERAIL Mr CrEXhangq,fLondon, Monday, July 5, 1803. Is, We hgave n doll Marliet tu.da`Y, andal asan scb~C then on laft MondaYs Wheat, in ?? o er, a . rosy be~noted onl trieprices-below. are is diespe, tO and no demand for Malt: Peate. LI enftedf ferent fartso are alike flat in fal. Plond Oats find buyers ee at nearly laft week'a prices; but inferior famples are rather at cheaper, F lour ...

... AIARKE l_ R___ COatN EXCHANGE, hloodivy MR Our Wheat market to day eat but nidd yet, out acctoint of the gr at ilal of Ai' Yfl, f, the flock oui l aid from our llwn nil 2lca'lo bu ersa ijthis fiate of dul'ler, prcNeIrdb4t1 viz. ont fine fkwpleu 9s. ailndoil ot, - 4s.',per quarter-13istlcy JU9 ftalet t$ferit r ald Vhite Per1e ale cheapter; tje de l;s nut fo brif i ihaertu.-.'hse fiorSfj- take ...

... MAPALZET IItAiLD Cortn-Excslange, ]London,.Monday, Dec. , With adding the arrivals of to-daty to foaie r over front iafv week, our fupply oti Whj upa Stui I' 'ea t U 5.1~l, ) rt wb as a tolerable guood one. Tlhus turnifnie, plric ee i. 2s. and Ss. per qyarter ; atd, sutlead o: Fljw e Oe4, anadrance, as mentioned in our lafl,.yu actpfin1e with difficulty obtaiuied -Good Red hct Piert, ql 41. a ...