... AIARKICET HERALD. .ti Corn-Eschange, London, Monday, Sept. 3, 1804. n Moft'hinds of Grain felt a farther depreflion on Wed- i nefdav and Friday, but to-day owing toll fhortfupply, ra- t' ther better prices vere obtainud, particularly tbr NXhcatof tl prime quality, Ahich told as under. We had tomite new, tl Rye for focd at Market, which fetebed more roonley ttials is fltted in our currency. ...

... in 5, n, s e- IC h- V_ nt~ li re Ft in n- a- if a- c Y- 0 it Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, May, 21, 1t804. We have had an abnudance of Wheat in from the neigh- bouring counties of-Elex,'lRelt, and - Suffolk, but from its beihg a day of feftivals bur buyers were notrnumferous, aud the. fales renarkably dull, at is. and 2s. per quarter lower. Barley and Malt-are bri&k.in fale, and dearer. The. ...

... MARKETI HRILD. C Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, March 26,1804. j, o The fopply ofJ Wheatifor ihis day's maket is but fwatt, h, d atd.tbc faleo ?? -amples very brilk ; !tie other forts H r ill, however, wsiit buyers and better prices. Good ti tV 51aftifi Barleys ?? obtain fomelting more than ot t tait ?? Peafe are cheaper; but Grey Peale, pi i with Horfc ?? Beaus, remain nearly at par N;ittx ...

... MWARKRT HERALD. Corn-Exchange, Loudon, Monday, Feb. 27, Iegt. We bave hbd. 'pretty good fepply ?? AtIai.j to-day: the difproportion between, hefti and coa ti continues, -hence. the-fo ei fetch-better p d tl ordinary tels, at5 of. late, butheavtlt.. pies in d t Rtated at Is. per quarter dearer, but we bave no on the other forts. - Barlev and Malt do not fell h , and haidly maintain laft ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, April 9, 1804. Although the fupply of Wheat for this day's Market was not great, it more than equalled the' demand; a few fine famples reached lefl 51ouday's prices. but the fales, upon the i~liole, uere dall, and adt a reduaion of Is. per quarter on the fine and more-on the infrior lbrts.-Bar- icy is likewife- cheaper.: Malt the fame. Both forts of ?? are 2s. ...

... _ ( t tX torn~Ex~chate,, d ; n, Mondaj, Mrch 19, 1804.' t We had plentiful fuppies of Wheat, fromeukent,- Efflex, 'and Suffoil, tbr this 4 ?? Samples (as of s late) fold freely at ali Wioday s prices;,but not-foihe n nrdiuar3 forts, vdls iv et ofheavily, and were Come- ithing cheaper. Weha4jiewife toasravalaofBarlej', winch allo felt a fmall. epreffion in ptto. - Horfe and ITiek Bsais at ...

... I - Iore AN CornmExohangg, Lordon Monday *s tire Our arrivals of Wheat to-day have bcer ble, and prices fince laftl ?? ave isr.-- of Fine, 2s. auid the Ordinary, -5. uer quarter 1 cid nly age. We unve likewife a very great tiepl d for which, with Malt, is cheaper. White A lG i' ?? the are rather lower; as are lonrfe anil Tick lic. in Oats, Flour, aid every article in tile 1al, it j b lince ...

... Al-RKET HERALD. dorrt.Excorange, London, Monday, Dec; 24, 1804. 'As long as the ?? P terndtew o f our Corn Veflel, thle f upplies of moll 'Grkin wvere plenifil n tlhofroth, however, fetting in, Ilis Pt a ftop to the b ubi - ness sitn the river, rand but few l2les m nadde from the quays 'arid granaries. So little being done, wee deem all recital unttecea(8ry, and only give the prices below, ...

... - ?? Corn.Exchange, London, Monday, Oa. 1, 1804. F te The lfupply of Dread.Corn for this morning's market was E not great, and 'as ufual, the want of fine faitples rendered the price of Wheat, of that defctiptioll, fill as dear as laft te Mlonday; :the ordinaryfortl, however, bear tio proportion inl price with the above. Barley, from the fliort quantity e, at market, is rather dearer; and Malt ...

... Corn-Exchafige, London, Mronday, Nov. 19, 1804. We bad this morning a good fupply of Wheat of all de- fcriptions, the prices of which (except for a few fiamples ofvfine old and Dantzic, that fold for rather more than our currenicy) were about.5s. per quarter coder thofe of haft Monday. The tupply of Barley was likewife armple, nad is a decliningarticle. Malt is ?? cheaper. White Peas are full ...

... I = ==I Corn-Exelhaxge, Londoni, TAorxaD ec s~ or Our arrivaxis of Wheat ivere very confiderable to~day, w( e but the fine not in proportion, to the inferior forts, hence ii bigb terms contitlue to he demanded and obtained for die its S formecr, while the latter fell at a reatuaino of 0s. and Sa. WI jper quarter. The fupiply of Barley is likewife a pleixtiful its d one, and prices lower. Malt ...

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