... - - 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. ...

... MANKftlET HERALD. Corn-Exchalnge, London, Monday, Feb. 11, 1805. We hd[] no great qluIritily of Wheat up for thiS morn- ing's Market; thc alIes at firtt were a little brilL, bat left off heavily at foniething unler lalt week's currency. In nioft other Grain the fupphes were generally good, and prices declining. Barley, 4. alt, and the dilfereat kinds rif Peafl and Beans, are all lower. Oats ...

... MARKET HE RALD. Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Feb. 1%, 180l . There was a largc intflux of all Grain for the fupply of this day's Miarket, -and with it a geuerat depreffior iri thc prices. To thc Wheat leftover from lnft week,. ere ad- ded very confiderable frelh arrivals, whichi, together, pro- duced a ?? of 4s, per quarqer.on fine fisniples, and rather more on, the ordinary; Barley comes ...

... MIARKET' HERALD. . != Corn-Exchauge, London, Monday, Feb. t5, 1805. C Our .arketthlis morning r6eived a little fnion the heavi- ness of laft week, and which felt additional deprcflion oa Wednt4'day and' Friday, thudgh very litrle buliness was done on titber of thole clys. In the mealing trade to-day, the arrivals were fhort, eed the fales of fine runs brilik, but not upon FeinTs equal to fall ...