... 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 ?? wseuterwth abetaer al'eft-s ed fiate of tfhe Wheat ci;-pp and lerge iniiotaticps. havnrg sI difpeelld all ?? ed xjith a moft unciouli.nluppty up for thts y',,Mscr, be ?? lowered the price 15s, and 7s, pet qurt on h ie cli and rathertiore on thc ijf'erior forts, Barley, Malt, and El otler arti , 'iirt ...

... . 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 ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ?? 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. -Haigpe I; ...

... 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, ?? 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 brifldv as ...

... 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 ...

... Corn-Excliange, London, Moniday, O&. 8, 1804. Our fupplyvof Wheat was a tolerable good one to day, and haviig ?? buyers, occasiofied the fales to be bWill, thouigh not on niucli highr terms thal latt MIonday. Bar- ley continlues a risiig article, and ialt obtain6s4s. and 5s. per quarter more muoney thau'latt- eelL White Pufea are ?? dearer; Beans of both forts the finie. Oats inrriye.in large ...