... MARKET _ERALb. =W_ torin-tchangel London, Monday, Aug. 1O, W aemuch W1iheat up, irs additior1 to a jar~ ftonbhand. At theclore ?? ther e w, ijilh. defat decline in the price of the little th .en %Vad b 1 this morning fine fiamples revi, ed fo~e ir tort atue 1.0~ ter, htowever, they fell bsack, and the Aliarket fi' ?? af. reduttion otf5. per quarter from lalt h~imida ,5 ilici at a' Fine Flour ...

... M4JRKET HERALD. I .= R:MrU und. Iu ft .1 th SiDe all aves il lys thin! , fal , th( ired ?? hal 00ot' vera ens lain th w'itl fur ts u1 rne an ater il .- theil Vallc Card I th fpol car hem suutl rica ramn iarc atin f thl Ctno tives wer fant es a ther ! lit 1a I 19 t crip. hav rut lam iud Loge a -re anx yea F'he3 4tl ,Yhi, I tit ly- 0 wal ranl Op. fhi ob vlel- tow. and was tt & Wsd and .emn ited ...

... AIj1RKET HBE1?,-LD. . rr' ks, Cori-Exchange, London, Monday, Nov. e?5, 1805. CoI. E UWe had to-day very muay large arrivals of Whteat, the c t fales vere-doll and usiie ut frori 3s. to .s5 per quarter |t d (tel under lalit Mlondav's prices. Barley, Mflit, and Oats, ItitIs, the lupply ofeaehbetig great, are likevite all declining i d tiotb tirticles. WlVite Peafe all a ire ntdied 4s. per ...

... MAPAKTr IIR4Csts We .8 hare t~sr Xudt Alt5v trce aVC [llad llutther hery ?? Mr I' flipplywvas apretty, airo te. 6at thcte t the Iti IC, noer co~tuid lntt I5uliddl! tn, b t for the finei l(awples-bales- decliniug g upect; urha Petufe anquired aty advatice in price arrijed ; their. Currelmy ?? early n Flour is Utack ill JAl. and Ga:s. p tained Jbr thve eft. ' tt CURRENT PRICOF tC at t hoard Ship ...

... A . JRKE, -J HEALD., CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Oct. 18, 1802. Wlhada ?? Ellglifl ~Wheat at market tbis dtt-, whh'iusn1a'y I-ailples of Foteigu. The beft Kent and . }Iits whit ofl' britiy at ua early part of thte day, but left - offat nearly i afT week's prices. 'Tie Foreign rather dull, and with-ittle variation. Barley is cheaper, except fine dvy'f awples for Dailtiug, ,vhich met a ready fale. ...

... -d eR M ALL klBTm=P~) e Vomn-Eachainem, London, lfrinday, Jut e i3, in3, e tbhough we have now ani unisiteroupled filgsplv of all d Grain, the Whheat trade is briAk; arid 2s. 1r ?? It deairi hpn laii Monday. Barle s y3 r lat the ftme,; . w ief lss alnd Olc la(te' 2s. per qvuater Ihelirr, wit vevr little dwmandgforeitlaer. ' In (Jats-we have little va- r- riation; the feupply being, good anrd ...

... MARKT 2- zl* Weea CordtExchangeiLoncln Mon Aiu de a hafor this day's niarliet lilh ?? ; we had fikclife Of'al ?? .L reccdiiceis to purchafe, railtcd tt e a 'Cr, it three to five fhillings per quartit p ?? s, ?? a' lo tlet ill the Iale of fin te Flolat at fccsnty fillifings per lc.k a lbir5e.N hk 4 V- plenity, antd 'hich, lth Dilalt, is ratlcr ci ft a. exception, hoiwevcr, ofi teeww prime *1,i ...

... . : Cor-i-Exchange, London, Monday, Dec. 12,1803. We were svell fupplied with moft graiiito-day; although the markets of Wedriefday and Friday are always trifling compared with Monday's, yet Barley and Oats had -a ltart on Friday: but, to-day, have both fallen back to the prices of~this day fe'rinight.. Fine White Whedts, of prime quality, fetch nearly the fame as laft MIonday; but the ...

... VANKRUPTS Fi-oI sA1'Ut3 OAs GIZETT i Belljanllin 'VV411h a id ' ?? titbet, A inel-cuiirn, Tlhrogiortoii-lit reel, Ltiiiu, hi ikers, ii, toirreoder N ov. 12, 19, Dec. 17, at Gu(iltfiall. Alionties, Nlrfrs. Smith ajoil'ili'on Chliapter-iloue, St. Paul's Cburch;ya id. Ji nls Siuitl, (Griat Trinitv-lane, Lo n6.ml, inerchiant, Nov. 11, 1%2, Dec 17, at G-ii(lidali. AnLoi114y, .lr. Laikow, ...

... MARKET HERALD . A T A Cotiu-Exclange, London, Monday, Aa Owing to (hort arrivals of Wheat, and 25, l rally the cale at this time of the yeas, ?? is t by Ss. and 4s. per quarter than laft Poi5d, e day a very few fele* famples rather exceedej t of our- thenl pecified curreIcy. Wc had a * r Barley this morning; very little lale and but . atuendupentiin price. Malt is a tnfie deare a P.eafe ...

... MAitKr Et R AL!). COIAN EXClANsEt, Monday, Dec. 18, It8O. Alany ?? u'itb I Wheat, intended fori his day's Mar. let, being unable from contrary A inds to reach the River, our fopply of this article was inl confeqaucice Dhort ;- foine few krlett famples early in the mrainhig acquired the pI ices at foof, hut our huyers waiting the arrival of the ?? vere not inclined to make any confider. able ...

... fI. I . I i .. AlldzR AKEX' HER,JD Of I __ CorM-Exchange, London, Mondav, jaoe I a- We had not an abundant, though a tojerjL f Wheat to day; in the fates el whicl, filo fj e takea off at niarly laft Monday's prices slid fo Wheats fetched frorn S0s. to 8Ys. per (lIater b I and ordinary fampies were again dall alld (:i is likewife a trifle lower, asd MAtlt has ?? ' and Beaos continue isearly as ...