... 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. ...

... IAKAIIE iERALD. Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Sept. 24, i804. t i In the articie of Wheat, our fupplies have been.l colfi- Y derable, yet the quantity of fine was lo lhort iu conspariuin o0 D with the fecond and ordinar-y, thatthe former wYtas this u ,mornitig 2s. per quarter dearer than laft Monday; the 4 - latter, however, were dull of laie, and with ino amnend- tt f ment in price. Barley ...

... PB., f.KPT HERALD. Corn.Exc hangc, London, Monday, Sept. 10, 1804. We had a vary circnmfcribed lupply ot' Englifli Wheat for to-day's cold'uniptiolt, aid not much of foreign ; this, added-to the attendance of a pretty ruany ityews, pro- duced an advance of.ts. and 3s. per quarter. New Rye fetches the price fnecified in our currency helow. Barley is cheaper; but fioe Alalt, us well as Horfe ...