... 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, ...

... MlIARKET HERALD. 11 - I Corn-Exchaige, London, Monday, March 8, i81)5. .U Our market prelents anl evident progreflive declitte il X tbe value of flok Grain, atid to-day we bied a general tea- *e vileclltileles; few line fatmples of 04Whcat it A is true, tetclied full as mtuch tuooteyv at firtt of rtie tllortilig . .:s On the two or three preceding IMalrket-days, but the itc irdliary forts were ...

... MARK ET HERALD. Corn-Exchanjge, Londoll, Aontsy, April 5, 18.0.5. the The fupply of WVheat to-day was but a moderate on1e, hft ret a fulling Market ceined, and prices were lower by - 2s. and 3s. per quarter uposi fiue famples, and rather more upon there of inferior quality. Barley likewife, of which we lhave plenty, nleither obtained purchafers nor prices equal to iafr week. lhalt, and almoft ...

... MIARKET 7HERAL D '2 3 Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, April 2d, 180.3. Our Arrivals of Wleat, added to the quanitity left over lati week, forming together all ample flpply, a furtv'r reduicion il prices took place to-day, fay, il Gine faimples 2 about lOp. per quarter, and more il thuoe otf ordiniry quality. Barley is likceulf in plenty, cheaper, and with to feaice any fitles. '11alt is alfo ...