... -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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... MApK WJtR:4LD.`. pen ?? P1Yz ' ' Corn-Exchlinge, London, MNindayM'ay SO,-;t03.B ink' Our ?? t-dayare but moderate, vet Wheat . n '(except fdr'me fevv very .prime fihmplea which obtu'rm top .pri- ces) bave felt a depreffioii of FvLL Two SUNLLiNq6 per 7' ...

... 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 ...