... IIfARlVEF puru - , J CB B - U.AJMN EXCHANGE, AM0, I Though we hstamidl. bi~ this day, Whseats Oere ?? 5 ass Monday lift, ye is dearer ]r ey t tt fill a -dull lile, and rather lwr keep their prices. Fine Peaye are der. both forts are in plenty, and Grey lto p i isf Beans remaiu nearly as befose. Floor j' and the nomainalpieO o..tse Ibmelhing under. per cult UEI' O n lo a dl S h , a U nb Wheat ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, April 9, 1804. Although the fupply of Wheat for this day's Market was not great, it more than equalled the' demand; a few fine famples reached lefl 51ouday's prices. but the fales, upon the i~liole, uere dall, and adt a reduaion of Is. per quarter on the fine and more-on the infrior lbrts.-Bar- icy is likewife- cheaper.: Malt the fame. Both forts of ?? are 2s. ...

... ,? ?? S CUNJ) oCupulzR IElT1XG. . Ld Tuelfd9yOt..LB. 1..l io'.2-yr old5 4oit carrying Bit 2111. t-: Wr. Ytilabrigs b c 1errynians b Bu' i *d 14dOru enimr's b C Frtinli, ?? lBflI _ 2' O'il 3e Lti (,ke isot a br c by bir. I aj - . S| t, M *.ladiru1e'sch c veloit l~ieraby VolW;(¢.r - dr to . , f. . Inva ta4 9n Mlrrwlga., . na 9 Le firft Clals (of thv 06tober Oatiaind iitalses B .M. '3 ...

... - Coan-Exchange, Lesndon MonduyiSept. 26,1803. The late rains, and fceefflion of frue weather, has en- livened the corn trade to abrilsnefsnot lately experienced. Alehavetolerable fipplies of wheat, and the fales are free, but 0-Acesiemain without ?? and malt ba ve likewife a nor e teady ?? rye, for feed as before obfersed, it ,Iery dear, but hot higher than for.y- feven (hillings;-White peie ...

... TAARkE T,,M E-RAtz. - . - ?? firnt of the X nee per qqadrer heRVItpi' aiey ?? treh the Maloo JWingP' jirper qtsrter.-oatsg, a g Iwo no, . an ~di' tlt one, Milling aiod fiipen66e'er quarter °Ji tle P fc-,n!idleans,, ?? tuj- oit ?? Iteir pwtces. .Fi iS PjleltlfibI l irk-' . On boadSlii. as ande- ne_ Y Whcat 50s 58s Q4S p olandsditto Y .. e,: -h-- t;es a6s 6d8- or Rfe s '36s t d 'Grey Peatle. ...

... _ ( t tX torn~Ex~chate,, d ; n, Mondaj, Mrch 19, 1804.' t We had plentiful fuppies of Wheat, fromeukent,- Efflex, 'and Suffoil, tbr this 4 ?? Samples (as of s late) fold freely at ali Wioday s prices;,but not-foihe n nrdiuar3 forts, vdls iv et ofheavily, and were Come- ithing cheaper. Weha4jiewife toasravalaofBarlej', winch allo felt a fmall. epreffion in ptto. - Horfe and ITiek Bsais at ...

... =- - -= I-- MARKET H1 ?? ?? LA Idtc rce Corn-Exchange, London, blondoe, nd that We bad a full fupply of W!heat for tlG e above, and the demand being more free ad gnea tjb , yb pleaie laft week's prices were obtained ith0out diffi , ol cover of ley finds its way here in large qesotit e0 d ba detailed 33s. per qr. Alalt remains nearly at jafl Orq st~ernentc Pealie are clheaper. 'l'e tvz; romt ...

... MA1?K WREJUtt Costti EXCHnAtGEe, bindiV, April Our arrivaks of *Vheat this da.y Wre nau 1r iarplca cheaper, as were likewte ihe d, ' the two laII mentioned~ohuoft ticait 1 hr plesity, and-this artock alto drc iniag.Jrith tmwo feitsof Beens, havre varse but lj *jt lt' 1 White Peafe,' on the other ad, are -We-have not many arfiwalsat Oats, rtct 55P expedted ?? is nobr do-wi, '3 trre we have more ...

... CoftN EXCelAN-E, Iunday, June 1i, 1808. - We had confiderable quantities of both Fine and Ojdi, nary Wheats up this morning, which fuld atareductionof Ss. and 4s. per ?? and Oats have likewife r, arrived in plenty, and are ?? Peafe, pavtak. n iig of the general depreffion. of the Nartret, are alf, lower, as are indeed every other fort of Grain; and which wilt be feen by relerence to our ...

... I St~-.rXut I . - AUIIANOG, Altf A Froma the attenrd 1!ce of a prewttv fupplv of i4 heat nut bein:g -ai'e brilk this mrorniing, oel pan ced hw e u Montday.- s1rtly has lird VeCr .l 'Ii. et late, and rejuails itnady..t.. ice ?? early ?? en ?? repaoed te6r e 1 ?? Beaus are clee psr _ plentes, and goud Iaiinpkcs quite as de.l CUR RENT pJC ;j On board Si, a Wheat 4s 50 . l6i0. Fines: 64E Otts ...

... MARKEB' HERALD. | Coeft ExCIIANGE, Alonday, Dec. 19, 180H,. We ?? a tolerable fupply of NI'heat to-day, witli it a decline in price ; the beit fannples of Fine being 4s. and 5s. per. Quarter cheaper than lall Alonday, and even upon thule teinms thee Trade clofed ?? in which ia temporary rile tork place this day le'onight, has reverted to 8r0s. 829. and 8fisa per Sack.-Barley is in demand, a1d' ...

... toI - ly CoRtN EXCnAOE,. -Monday, July ,4, lOea. I Our Wheat Market, owing to the Embargo, being now r- ioliy fupplied from the granaries, an inicreafe of price has cd taken place, and fine alruples 6eing ui6ch in demand, are fevera; fillings per quarter ?? various ot her articles of Barley, Nalt, &c. &c. havte acquired ns addi. tion to their late terums, our buyers appeariag not inclined tn ...