... 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 ...