... -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 ...

... MARKET iE RALD. Corn-Exchange, London,. Monday, June 20, 1803. d *t We' have a gos)d fupply of all Grain to-day, Wheats a i in obtain lait lMonday's'prices, with a famall advance on very a d prinue fainples. Barley is onl the decline, and Is. per y quarter cheaper. In Malt, fcarce any thing doing, and prices equally dull wih Barley. Oats, are iiirequeft fur cl tO Government ufe, and Is. 6d. ...

... 3M1RBKJT lIE RALD. . Cor.EChrngE, lllige, Xonday/ , 27Iofe. 1803. t Our fupplie s of Grain to-d-y weren reatg yet W heat has declined, finc e l oay folnt Ss. to 4s. per quar it ter. Barley and Sialt offer little for obfer vatton, as there ri is' fcarce any thing doing in thofe articles. The calls of r Government for Outs, keep up the price fully to laftweek's a .iandard. Peafe-and Beans ...

... . )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 ...

... 1ARKE'T HIERfA LD. W Corn-Exchange, Loodon, 'Monday, July 12, VSG3. We hare muphi fupplies of all Grain at market to-day,' and Wiheat is chlaper. 'InBtarley, we have not much douing. -3fat, -brs fit phid tdi 'ew ditty, 'is fixteen ljiilings par quarter'igher' tthb the prices fthted btlow. Pcaie and Bcans arc dull fale. Oats that nre good, ietch 1aft week's prices ; but the inferior forts are ...

... [IRKET'HERALD. , C(il-lxchjanlge, Londoi, 7Mondiay, July 18, i8,J. . Althobgh thef luplybof beat ,vas but irsiddlingto-dag' ?? thie ?? buffew, linC tlaples fearcely fetchled fail Monday's prices, and thie geheral ?? wure cheaper. -'pr Barley-sitl Malt th ere is to little demand tirt we * caln afforo nociesarks as to ?? as ?? zi- are flat.- Oats, of.thI belt fist, do not obtain lat weeks. ...

... . I ' _ . Corn-Exchange, London, I\Monday, July 25, 1803. Our fupply of Wheat to-day, has been pretty confider- able; bat the fales, are dull owing to the want of buyers and fhort wateratthe Mills. Fine WhiteSamples obtain near laft Monday's prices; but the Red, and inferior forts, are 2s. per quartelchespei.. Barie' ansd Malt remain at our laft listed prices. There is but a ihort fiupply of ...

... i ETI-NG VE I!NKElk $ ?? I. . l ?? o .t rnonp 'rlnwL a meet- Il ?? -l:7 o- . sw* ?? . to ,.\iefdqay ittonn, ttt,.ne ci4ikt a meet- ,. ng .~ . , bld >,itA:h!t~ llXotJ . cix',$3 ere of the el- Utsrch ants, Bankc~ .,s,>ip Owvnerxs &- to. ?? h~ .sprls hei £eitkizjtai~ ii- lpoz L o.;fiheiiKQK .s jgnAt~ corfiiutioit, titd tlat b~onouz id~intPen-; .n . . encec af their. otlsttyy ? Abmt twclve o ...

... MAIRKBT HIEPIZA-L. Corn-rachange, London, Monday, Aug. 1, 1803. ?? Supply. uf Whlicat for this day's Market was not great, yet the 'Saes were lheavj, ndnt priccS I'vidid di to ta e los e prereiat'ift2 Monday.-Bai- i es ai ~1i asbth wtithout yvtiation% and but ?? do- ing itt either.-ee ,and 'Beuam, of the diffierebit'forts, ar foutething dearerW ave foume ffeth Oals ta tihofe of priise' ...

... C ea Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Aug. 8, 1803.- MoOt articles of Grain have dxperienced a rife-at this r ee day's Market, and that in confequencecof' the fupply be- - ing thort, and the demand conliderable,. wheat has rifen ~ lin~en this dley fea'nright frot '2s. tn Ss. per quarter. Barle~y ar ter iialt have likewife a britk fale, and prices rather bea- b e te.Grey Peafe are flarce and ...

... 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 ...

... JiA]U7RFT HE RALD. ts Corn-Ea.chahig , Loidonir, Monday, Aug. '22, 1803. in 'Our Markect was bat tililly flipplied with Grain to-day. le In Wheatt there is anl advance of price from 2s. 'to 5s. per ~equarter fince lvAdMonday. Baricy and Malt remaio witlh 1kw tales, and without variation. Oats. are dull and rather cbcalper, as are Peafe of both forts; but Beans ate i' ratl er dearer. Flour is ...