... MlAILKE IE RAL D. his Corn-Exchange, London, Monday,Jan. 23, 1804. T x't' Our tMlarket basanot been fuildthed with any great n I3,1 ply of Wheattouday ; an tihe runs beiug generally coarfe, vn- ciufed fine lfamples to be fought after withi mucli avidity, bhich fully maintained laft Monday's prices; the ordinary r ret, obld heavily and hardly obtained laft currency. We find nd, little ...

... MARICET HERALD. ne. 'Corn-Exchange, London, 3onday,Jan. 2,1804. IY Our arrivals of Grain to-day have been (as expeaed) 11e very confiderable. The 'Wheat trade fill experiences a depreffion, atid the fales may be notcd at from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper than laft Monday. Barley is alike 15 plentiful, but nearly maintains laft week's prices. Malt n is a trifle lower. Some Foreign Oats are ...

... :4JJ: M Hpt I 1D, iA, 4:t,' I>A~ a zr ConrriExchange, London, Mondar,Jan. 16,Igt v - i3- aply o'I f Wht todtay, s-n not great ne'tler ..,,. ~Av'ezU'td S~zatsples gersenelly of the belt quality Thi, j :8.c- i~it1ith tte'ecefs OF lalt'lobtziday'tsnisket, lIa5o yIl a afl e dyi~ics s';ftliatirt'ide-f.'arley is li~wf attlft ion. fupply, da s're sdfo (1ets. thefe boh renaiin % t l; fwtdt iave prices ...

... MAR KEJ HIE RALD. S Corn*Exchange, London, Monday, Jan. . t8t04. The late inoux of all Grain has been followed by addi S tional I'dpplies Ibr this day's tarket, and NvsJich, with the utOad Dot l'dft week, has rendered the ftaes extremely ilea- vy, Wheat f[arcely Obtaius iaft Monday's prices. The fame may be obferve'd of Barley & Malt-Oats, of which vwe have plenty, are likewile *ery bf.ta-Tick ...