... MIARKET HERALD. - Corn-Exchange, ondon1 Monday, Sept. 16, 1805. We neither had, nor expeicted, any great fupply of t Euglilh Wheat for this loroning's market; amiongfi the euew, for feed, wele fomec famples of exceeding fine, and which commanded prices out of our general currency; the inferior forts, were heavy in fale, and' fearcely ob. tained latl Monday's terrns, Barley has been a rifing ar ...

... -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 ...

... iaCorni-Exclhange, London, Monday, July '29, 181)5: oung We had a middling fuipply of W heat (nmoftly foreign) with to-day, aoid prices were higher tlsas ]aft Mlondcey, by Ss. rietY and 4s. per quarter for the fitieft t'omplits. 'ilse weather, arge however, proviing fiavourable, gave a turnt to the marker er in at noon, when the fales were Oot fo brific, particularly in agcthe ditpofal of thle ...

... - - MIARKP'tNTl HALD. ife, Corni-Exchan ge, Lornde1it MolodaY, Feb. 4, 1805. be W6ihad inot much Wheat this morning-at Marktet, 0t, as tile buyers vere fewstile ?? dlull, and prices [hfe lowwc-iiy~, in ?? of uor owlvi growth, 'Is. per quar- ter, but twt- lb cuch on the foreign. Floor is likewile cheaper, waith rimucti ~1 hand not of the heft fort, atid to id hich our top price will not apply. ...

... l-R T ,ALD. - 1 0 C. . 1RvE E A . - i1 .. - : A . Gene- ?? neigh- 0 Corn-Exchange, London, Mondsy, oa. 7, i805 .. of laft - Our fupply of wheat for this day's market was a very 4 Bart. conliderable one,' and the predidlions of hll neek, 'that A l loot- tpriceswould be lower, were fo fuily verified, that our Chape Miles eufd o ircafonlefs at anl abaltement, of 2 in'. y with i from iix to ten ...

... MA IIK ET HIERALD. han; For Coro-Eaxchange, London, Monday, July 22, 180.5. life, Our ma 3ket deriving its chiet fupply of Wheat iron erf`s, foreigin arrivals, and little of our own growth coming to nof' hand to-day, high prices were demanded at firlt of the ure, mnoiing, but, tjroltl an ?? of bettcr fupplies, the f of buyers Noere bohokard to give wtlat was alked, hence a e of eavy nay ecept ...

... MI.1 r IqFRALD. ?? I , z I fie ute- ipal erce has the has rutt it is war aly, al Ir5, till- titi- pie ters sly to- an ces, in- rita ove, ity,' lich ens her iria tlie icy 1aed - as ll sun iCCS he ign ;er- thie :chj cry iu- uea )fa tar, the toof be fill- ing pa ore Ind vas lih ian ita, e:- 5aa )iall, ald ,er- Ice ?? ea- !at- Ico ag- the Ice be LK- ,11, ep - ill. ve. ed ,r- lie; to 0r :d. e~r Asi ...

... Corn-Excviange, London, fodllay, Marcil 1, 1805. Our fupply of Wbear to-day was not very confiderable. We had many buyers, but they purchafed with no avidity, hence prices imsproved in a very fmall degree upon lalt week's currency; fome famples of firie Old Dantzic, how- ever, reached ?? and ir75 but in the olher forts the advrance could hardly be deemed as fuch. . Barley, Irom a iwhrt fupply, ...

... MARRKETIrERALD. . .; ~ Corn-Exchanges Lotidon, Monday, Sept. _0, 1805. We bad a middling fuipply of Wheat to-day. At firli of the morning our Millers bought freel, giig too three Ibillings per quarter more for life all~e thn att Monday. Tliefoprices, however, did not Peail to thil lojfe ot the market; and the WIles, at noon, were dull, anii effedled 6;pin no better termus thait tlsofe of this ...

... MARKET ITEL nheres, | Cornl-Exchange, London, 1londa, Dec Our f'pplies of W~ljat fiom n t e were very lorge, and this shboed-c alld L Cc ious to prices lix and eight UHlilhitgs per o Ctee ici il' r'do , tey day's currency. Fine Flour has fihcr% Lee°'f If *c0 parti- tixty-five thillings per fack, tbe widhleth i K ets, as cheaper, and fumc fire foimples r1 C rcu is of tie inure than We namic ...

... AIA kE T I2i.L.D. Corn-EXChange, Lozdon, Monday, NOV. 1I, i8O5: We biid a very ample fupply of Wheat for this morn- in g's Ma iket from tile Couanies ()ss the Ciail,; aud fo con- liderable -i;d importalit were thefe arrivals, that they threw a dampnefs on the trade, i'natfnuch as to effedt a re. duction ot four and ffie Ihillings per quarter. Our late Foreign arrivals, of this article, are ...

... 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 ?? ...