... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Aug. 20, 1804. At the clore of left Monday's market, anr extraordinary Li flart took place in wheat and flouir, arid higher prices were o derualided than contained in- our report ottthat day. The faies ` ere brilk at tie ewly part of this miorninig, but left ,off rather heavily at'noont, at the advanced prices below. 2 Y Fine Daintzic famiples bear fhe higireft ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, March 12, 1804. Fine Wheats were in coiriderable requell this morning, and the fupply beingusiall, they were is. per quarter dearer than luaft Mdudra . Tle general bul}; likewit'e ob- tained ratherbettet; priece, but tlhere was nut an equal de- gree of hriflknei lin the f4es.'-. Beriey and Malt were both 1 thort fupply, but not dearer. 3Beans and Peate of the ...

... - MAZRE PT HE RALD. 'itoet Corn-Exchange, London' Mionday, Agg.. ?1 04 l The late atid prefwi;Ife wseuterwth abetaer al'eft-s ed fiate of tfhe Wheat ci;-pp and lerge iniiotaticps. havnrg sI difpeelld all apprehenfug4soti'carcit~ythelcconfiderationa ed xjith a moft unciouli.nluppty up for thts y',,Mscr, be lhaVe lowered the price 15s, and 7s, pet qurt on h ie cli and rathertiore on thc ...

... MARKET ZzVItAZD. Corn-Exchangek Londob, Monday .Tuly 16, 1804. ' Our markas- of Vednefday and Friday, at no time bearing aiy comparifon Nith'the niore 'importait nne 'of Monday, Aeefeldoit note any tariutidnii Ithe'pridcs of grain' on tliosedays; thebfaleo, hbwever, df Wheatv were certainly brifker on Friday tilan laftl ohday; and -this day', a moderate fupply, hud mnanV huyers, caufed a fur- ...

... Ml,4ARKCET HElRALD. t Z Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Aug. 6, 1804. e From a Dlot Ifupply of lkheat, abd plenty of buyers, 1, that article has advanced:tihis morriingt full i2. per quarter. ,s Barley remaits nominally at laft Monday's prices/ thete if being very little tit market, aud but few fales effetled. ;, Malt is rather cheaper. Whlitte and Grey Peafe went off d nearly at laft-currency; ...

... . v .. rrJ MIARKET HERALD. I = eorn-EIachahge, Londer,, Monday, April 30, 1804. 1 to Our fupply:oE W~beatfrou the neighbouridg Counties on the coati for this day's Marketwas not great, yet equal to i the demand. Fine famples, a's utual, obtained rcady isle it at laft week's prics, but the drdinary were dull, though l o not cheaper. Barily and ,M1alt were rather flack, and fold heavily ut laft ...

... MA1lKET HERALD. n. Corn-Excaclew London, Monday, Oct.22, 18t4. d The fupply not beinog great, and buyers very on- d m frjos, fnaies of Wheat were made on higher ternis d tins mon th~n imn on last Monday. Barley and Malt are 't bath Jikeviie ot1 the rife, as is 1almlt eserv othier RaTiiIC ls of' grain, the criterioni ot wvhich ma. he alce;rliahed bv rc- s ference to our prices be loW. Oalt, ...

... M4I E HER= A L. e Corn-Excharige, London, Monday, Nov. 12, t804. 11 h The unlettleditate of our MarLet in refpeafo the price'' of Wheat, lfetes it, hardly in our poteir'to 'hand you a corret! report. 'hlarket aftei marl-et has thli'article beeri; ft 1 forced up,' to a price littleacordiing dvi' tiih ockiin iniiil |ID g f trouighouthtie kingdom. We had to-day aiiderable good h fiupply, bft the ...

... MARKE1T HERALD Corn Ecbange, odn oss; W& had hut4j m otlerate portion 6f lh, nt day's mnarket shaid th6ughfoible ftluatutimnl in li ih in thle few fates of'Wedneliduy and Friday,- lt confidered as cominihgp nlearly to lah M plid 'n 'Barley is almo1ft 'A11ilt o bthyers, ot ~ fet.1 are rat~aher lower .. fe and'lk r''st Whiite Pealie ale about aft week' veaI hsr c, continue learce and dearer. ...

... 1ARKET HERALD. f Corn-Exchange, London, Vonday, Aug. 1S, 1804. Wet weather in birveft time occurifng on a Alarket-day, has.generally pruduacd a rie e in the price of corn, and i thart being the cale this untoring, %vith the, ttOeidanc:e ol many buyers, Wheat advanced fill SS. per qoarter. RCe, 13arley, and Malt, were likewil'e dearer. Pcafe of the t different forts (lid not move quite lfi ...

... MARKET HE RALD. Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Nov. 5, 1804. Since our laf utrot kindsotgrain have prorelfively rilen in price, and this morning, owing to adverfe winds pre- venting Imany corn boys, &c. leaving port stnd getthig up the river, a further advance ill Wheat Ilss tuke4 place- ray from 8b. to 4s. per quarter. Rye, Barley, and Alalt, tikewite obtaiziprscea equally hight in proportion ...

... 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. ...