... AMAR(KE THER ALI). CORN EXeIIANCOE, Alonday, June 6, 10oK. ' fnpply of Whrast f*,. this morning's market has provedifully' aderqate to the demand, and although thus ?? furniftted, the fales were generally made opon 'nearly as good terins as ?? Mmindiy, but not, however, with an eqjral degree of brifknefl.-arley remai with no advance ?? our recent recprte.4 ?? Pca1e are rheaper, and that on ...

... -N-IIIRK.ETIIEp, ?.Z - A b ?? . - .LJ ind ap- ?? ent for Our fupply of = t-day wto-da hafe of ablsich t areft' ' tnwas o Kcj555de.4bk of f'ale the rd wa fvr da l, an Prirc , ?? r.i tile cuftoniaryexeeption of a lew prices ra,' ?? toebe arrived' tr bp Ceasliks rijieac u ?? eleR~ hia rathler eta 5t I in ther aShip, asune iday of* coure witi npie s 3 o'clock ret heat 12 f S na bat every are ...

... AIRAKEt HERALD. I Corn-Exclang~e, London, Monday, June 10, 1805. ?? imports of foreign Wheat lail week are fiated at between S and 6000 ; lthe fine, witetiter of our own growth ' or irons abroad, are dull and cheaper, though a few fele (6 famples obtained rather mo1re mony Jharfaedi u currency below ; the coarie and ordinary are at all prices, clr. re mofldy cieclinliug, In a, heavy falo. We ...

... MARKETI HRILD. C Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, March 26,1804. j, o The fopply ofJ Wheatifor ihis day's maket is but fwatt, h, d atd.tbc faleo ?? -amples very brilk ; !tie other forts H r ill, however, wsiit buyers and better prices. Good ti tV 51aftifi Barleys ?? obtain fomelting more than ot t tait ?? Peafe are cheaper; but Grey Peale, pi i with Horfc ?? Beaus, remain nearly at par N;ittx ...

... MARKi I- Co ure ExcnAt ?? M0onday, Arg. r We had pretty confiderable art 16 et 1. Mtorinng, and a few oie 1455 t B alt tf h reia ?? week, but this only 1t S ss ...

... MARKE £TEiLRALD. Conx EXCHn.z. Menday, Feb. 27, 1N08. We bad a large ftepply of Wheat tooay, poelyu !rom Xent and Sulfifik, otid which obrained buyers early in the day at an adliance of about Is. per ?? e it dearer, and fine faimples of Maiting Barley, thumbh a plentiful fup~ly, fetched 49s. andSI 5. per quarter.- Halt, on the inher Hand, has rather declined in price.- Beats t l the tvo kinds, ...

... MAK HE R,! .D i Corn.I3eclitasge, to;aidots Ilionddy Sept. 191Y80 Thie dhirefs for matlF~at* atthe. mrllF becomes zer ally very ferios, andsttse WYheat tvadb is in confeqoerrce very dulljwitb a rvdticttoro f 14!r per quartet finee lalt Monday. New-11Rye'obtairss high prices, but the Old has few buyers. Barley remonsa at the left quotedprice. Malt the fame. Oats are iiho*i rnpply; a-nd much ...

... MARKETNL'LD. HI| , ?? e, 5 Cons ExcuAnvrE, Moaday, Dec, 5 tl8bi We had a 1olarible foupply of ?? freni Elex` nd rt Kent, and the fales effine (amiples were reafoisabl ybrisli in the torning, and at an advance of 2s. tid Ss. per re_., e rt Qlarter; the trade, however, flackened towards; noon n and clofed heavily, though with io a'pparent abatrmen; m in ?? towards tue clofe ot la-t week, is a ...

... MfARKZTI1J~4h I CORae EXessANcGE, Aond0.f S Our fupply of Wiet 'uas tolerably i ' 72s. per quarter the bight ft price hit f 1911cit price t- riii d, wh2[gc (bould hot have beenl mrnxe ?? fales of this article, piarticulurly uf floe a rseafonably ?? is out much tisere 'toy greatquantity at market. Tin, ej, out any vuriation in ?? P a dcie, but the two Carts of Beans D b-ir few at ?? are ...

... MA^RKETHE1 - . Cl f Corrn-Exchange, London, Monday, Aprli s a- The arrivals of' Wheat are flort a stI ve in tile forenoon, was very r tra re per quarter- advance, bot rerdvarn5 ries, . ig Baly ralt little variation lt forts in, fiort 1upply, and tilc rathlrj1 0aI te very few arrivals of Oats, qrer be and he files of inour at abos t id.On b~ord Ship, asrbnder: Y' Wheat G0, Ss. Boilers h Fine -s ...

... MWARKRT HERALD. Corn-Exchange, Loudon, Monday, Feb. 27, Iegt. We bave hbd. 'pretty good fepply ?? AtIai.j to-day: the difproportion between, hefti and coa ti continues, -hence. the-fo ei fetch-better p d tl ordinary tels, at5 of. late, butheavtlt.. pies in d t Rtated at Is. per quarter dearer, but we bave no on the other forts. - Barlev and Malt do not fell h , and haidly maintain laft ...

... MARKEET HERALD. Corn-Eschange, Londonii Monday, Oe. 6, 18ft . Although we liad a l-rge uupplyofWhena1 n c t final! propoigion of (twas at praise qoality, thil akilZ t t obtained prices equal to tisofe otsisit Edo y. tI Lcty i and coarfer forts wvere cheaper by 3s. and 4. tecI, Good Red Wheat fetched about 80s. pe Per eu . ?? keeps its price, and murt be taken at the a' ; betweest SOs. aid 7Ss. ...