... AliARKEI' HERALD. Cort-Excbliage, London, Monday, April 29, 180.5. I Sitce our lall (it, this day lennight. our MIarket for all Grain kas been ol tile declinle Tothe Wieats front our owvn couft, the ?? over from lift week, avith fonie arrivals of lioreign, ave have a good flpply, but, unfortit- fistely, W'ith very few bsuyels. This lft circuronitce, with the lale of a large quatitity ?? ...

... Corn-Vubhasige, London, Monday, May 6, 180.5. Our arrivalsof Wheat to-day troin Elrex and Kent were not very colnfiderable, but t.e foreign on hand rendered the fupply (in the whole, a pretty good one. In the earl v part of the morning there was an evident brikrness in the faleb, and Ss. per qaarter njore obtained for fine famples tihan lait wveek; towards noon, however, this fpirit lub- fided ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Vay 1, 1805. We had but a middling fupply of Whent to-day, and a fw picked famples (as wits the cafe lafi bMonday) fetched highier prices than general qaoted. Barley is dull iii fale, and Malt equally flat, & rathcrcleaper. White l'cas have not varied touch iin1ce our ltft. We have no Grey Peas at Market. Beans of both forts (the fupply being (Ihort) are dearer. ...

... o Corn.Exchatige, London, Monday, May 10, 180)5- if We had not jmany frefli arrivals of Wheat to-day, but ir having fumne on ]haod, thc fupply upon The whole %%as not !- a bad one. Fine famples, at early part of' the day, oh- id tained an advance of Ss. and 4s. per quar ter, but not ge- nerally rho the day ; the ordinary dull. Good SIlalt- d ilig 1alykep3tspie White Pealte, Beana of both e ...

... i Corll-Eachatige, Londoni, M~onday, May 27, 18(15. We have conliderable arrivals of' foreign Wheiat, but nor ecry inuch of (our own growth; foate brifldief i'n he ill. faloto pevatledi at an early part of the day, and flue fim- lie, lies of Danizric obtaintd~ prices formcthmglf higher than ill Ctiltd below ; towards Ilooll, however, the trade grew ra- ,p. titer doll, asod left off at about ...