... sI I - . . . I . . ? ebe fa? :1I. CORN EXGHANGE, LONDON. MONDAY, JAN5UAR5 24. We had not a very large iupply of Wheat for this morn- ing's market, notwithiftading which 'the .realirg tiade ]at continues very heavy;, and 'the beft Ef~ex and Kent runs were from two to three fhillingse per quarter cheaper thao. ta laft week; inferior forts .fromfour- to fivefhilihngs per at quarter lower: a few ...

... elft -dflartim. QVpg dt s . . 6 CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. MOnNDtAY, J ANUAY 2 25, Our millers being nearly out of fine %Ierci, and the tic quantity at market of that defedtion nit great, the ales Di were brilk, and it an advance of ba end the istlhonga per Dat quarter, tor prime famples, asd two and Live hitiluuga on D thc interior Forte. Barley, fold freely, at the tied of the market, as high- ...

... - . - AJ ' - v * r- L U to th :ORN E:XCHANGE, LONDON. P r The fetvere froft having again caufed a further interruption it tote n tvgacion of the riverl our fupply of Whleat for this pa' day'a. ma; ket wa5 but a partial one, anid but little balinefa for . telune. Barley fold prctty freely, but the finc l did nor letch au t fifty lhillings per quarter. Malt it funemthlitigdearer, etglhty. P two ...

... CnTot tharkets. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON A! MONDAY, JA.NUARY 7. Mr We had fome frefh arrivalb of Wheat in to-day, and oot y a Fesv fampres left over from lait week; 1t5 raealing trade was very heavy, and' priecs down 6s5 per quarter, with J much unfold. £l1ur goc. per ,fackr. Baricy advancsed about is. per quarter ; but Malt remains nearly as laft. a w e GrIy Peale are rather dearer; the othe- ...