... 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 ...

... 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-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 ...

... A Corn.Exchange, 'London, Monday, Nov. 19, 1804. In ou, report to you lfai week, we did not *hink our felves jullified in quotiug thole very ligh' prices which others were inclinedto do; the adance wasiudden, and il fome cafes Inomiinal. The prices alluded to have not fince bieen taintaieed, and there was a falling off both ou.Wednet'day and Friday. To-day we have had largo luppilies of W5heat ...

... Corn-Exchaige, London, Monday, Oct. 29, 1804. WNe had nof wmuch Wheat at market to-day, but expect confiderable fetpplies for next weelk, particularly folic Fo- reign cargos. Our fales, to day, were made at very lit- jle varation from lafl Monday. Government have not gi- yen notice for Wheat and Flour to an unexplained extent, as flated in the Newspapers ; the notice up here is for ; - One ...