... MAIRKET HERALD. t Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Sept. 5, 1803. s In the A;rticle of Wheat, to-day, our Market was but mo- derately fupplied; a few fine famples obtained even higher prices than ftated in our currency below ; but the general Odes were at 2s. and 3s. per quarter cheaper than laft Monday. Rye bears nearly the fame price as laft week. sBarley and Malt tise fame, with dull Gales. ...

... MAK HE R,! .D i Corn.I3eclitasge, to;aidots Ilionddy Sept. 191Y80 Thie dhirefs for matlF~at* atthe. mrllF becomes zer ally very ferios, andsttse WYheat tvadb is in confeqoerrce very dulljwitb a rvdticttoro f 14!r per quartet finee lalt Monday. New-11Rye'obtairss high prices, but the Old has few buyers. Barley remonsa at the left quotedprice. Malt the fame. Oats are iiho*i rnpply; a-nd much ...

... - 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 alteration.-Barley and malt ba ve likewife a nor e teady fale.-New rye, for feed as before obfersed, it ,Iery dear, but hot higher than for.y- feven ...

... MARXa-T =fJ.ALD. Corn.Esebangv. kend njtfol day, Aug. 29, 1803. Somrizt*obferati ea a pertsildew fil the Wheat r fecru to have loft thkr iaprdlint on the public mind, thea mildrow not being of4bnt ferius counfequeenc as frft ap- S pseheihled. Tomdaiy ousr Nhtke tr ibat nmoderately fup- b plied with .Wheltj mmd the purehafiers of that article not d numerous-tihe fales were at a i~~r~ioi of ...

... * ,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- orlNiat to note, excepi that :tiii fale of both is very dull. e- There is a tolerable fapply of ...