... AilARKEI HERALD. irick-- Corn.F34c1nilge, London, Monday, Dec. 31, 1804.. We have a good ?? today,, both Foreign I A101!rY 3nd Englifh; ?? Mealing trade was, neverthelel's, dull,I tg-t), and but iew fales efibaed, owing to the apprchention of jony, the Ittlfinefs on tha river being flopped by the Irotl.-Blar- egarn ley ?? are dearer, ilay about two thillings per quar- I tf § ter.- Ilorte ?? ...

... IMlA.l4KE'I' IHE]iALDP. 1- * CorntExcluitge, London, Mondayj Jan. 7, 1a85. Ve We had tbis day .ltiew freth Wheats itt, whicl, with tetofe left over laft week, comftituted a pretty good fullply ; te a few prime.Iaorples of fine old obtained rather rirore thun to. our currency, but all other forts -ere cheaper. ' Barley, at the clofe of ?? Market, fell 2s. per quarter, - and fthotld have 6eets ...

... -IA~i~ET.~I ERI .. _ ?? L . Corn-Exchithne, London,: Monday, Jan. 14, 1805. Our fupply of Wh~eat this nmorning was but a middling one, .yet therewvas no1 avidity 'in the inillers to 1iurchale; tlie fales were in colequencej heavy, and prices rather Zlecliniig'. Barley being inie'qnetl; that article found a brilk difpofal at rather mnore money than lalt week. Ilav- ing Malt, with Peafe and ...

... MAIlRKE T HERALD. d d it It e c is 0 e 1, d d e re it 0 t y e Ii. d. a, a- it ?? th or I' I- Corn-Exchafige, London, Monday, Jan. 21, 1805. Our fupply of Wheat this morning was a pretty fair one; and, in confeqselhce of havingm niany buyers, fam- pies of ?? Daetaic, and fine old, were five thilfinros per quarter dearer ; whilc the other forts fetched litldh more than lidt reek's curlency. ...

... ft a Corn-Exchange > London, Monday, Jah. 28, 1805. j Our fupply of W! at, to-day, was bot a niderate one, tit ars and the continued dqniand.fbor fine tlatiples, has farther in- t b nes created the price: more nioney was asked for Danizic, a8 ellt .md fine old, thain we I avye fitted, and Flour is utp from N trhe JSs. 100s. per fack. Though a good fupplv of Barley, dc Oil that article, as well ...