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... AfARKET 'ERAID CORN EXCHANGE, ITbNbAY, Jan, *a t Tihere being brt few frefh arrivals 6f Wse51 at mealing famples were 2s. per quarter dearer ?? fe'nnight. Batley- is likewife rather dearer. quite to faleable. Oats are not vcry plentiful, they varied much in price fittce our laft. Beans orc fupply, and ready fale. 'Peafe of beth foit, are i and on the decline. UUlIdI(JAVT .t'it.IU±.Ut(J tJIZI . ...
... . 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 ...
... AARIKET HERALD., [iys Corp-.Exchanoe, London, Monday, Nov. 21,1803. try I We have had, to day, a good f'upply of Wheat, bat ha Dre aot ge-nerally of fitie qusiity. Prime famples keep their u le prices, bft tbe inrii or forts are, on thle average, 2s. fo onl perquarer ,wer. 1a9rley, of which there was liltewife a gs great plentv, is 29. per quarter cheaper; and Malt has A, ar- fallen in ...
... MMXRET HERALD. rsof the CrExa1RLondoht Monday, Nov. 28, 180OS3. him Our fuop W- elatl bli~uyfrom the coafts of Effex, j ives and Kent; iU, oierhe,~d the quality, in gene- to Ad- ra 1, good;' lt hqutiyeeeding the demand, the 01 yef-_ fides have ben a sans.prquarter cheaper than hir de- left Monday Breiewehas come to hand in of pof- plenty, and i speqarriner, which caufed, as E re sbc inatter of ...
... 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' ...
... * ,1j ' Cori Eschange,-Lond))6, Monday, Sept. 12, 1803. a ' From the C631tinuatidii ofdry, weatber, and the fhort- nr nefs of water at the Mills, the byiyers of Wheat have been few,and the fupplies incontiderable. But few falesui ade l to-day at prices below.- We havt nio variatior in Barley e- ?? to note, excepi that :tiii fale of both is very dull. e- There is a tolerable fapply of Oatsat ...
... MTARKIEY 7' BRALD. I I Corn-Exchange ;Iondon, Monday, Nov.. 14, 180S. Our fspply of Wheat-to.day wasabut moderate as to quiuoitily; in quality and price,. very fine old famples oh- tained 'rather nore than our higheft quotation, hut tlie. siiiddling and .ordinary forts'i Iere heawsyfde. Barley, ,owing to a very, liort tuply, is fil S. por quarter higher than thi day te 'night. M1alt is ilewit ...
... jzleiA4RKET HE RLD, CO}1N EXC CHIANGL, aIOa.NY, Jan.17, 13,03 Tte 3!;Navigation ottbie River being flopped h) the 1l,, and no arri tabs of XX beat, hi0 b prices fir that artic were afled ; there, neverthelefs, was hiut ittie done, lid that ai no contfiderable advance. Barley and Afalt lik^%,if obtained rat her highier prices. Outs are ilob dearer,' Is. perquarter. tn othr I articlesnotie ...