... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, July 1, 1805. AlthouHl we had no great fupply of Wheat up, the quantity on hansd left us fofficient for the demands of the day. ''lie iales of fine farnples were, HsI fiial, brilk, and effe6led upon as good terms as laft week, while the ordi- nary are coriftanitly declining in val ?? hardly loseps its price at 37s. per quart:r. Malt is likewife heavy, and barelv ...

... MAR= KET HERAL MARKt~ET HERALD. 1l1 an- rds, fuit hat iro- ble ible YIr. (ill. be im- lily ted, ngs tto for led CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. On board Ship, as under: Wheat .Ss 66s 88s Boilers 45s 49s Od Fioie 91s 95s Sutfolks 40s 46s Od Superfine Os 98s Od Beauts, new 42s 46s Od Itye 45s 50s Od Ditto, old 00 6ts Od Barley 3Ss3t,3 od Ticks, new -8s 42s Od Malt 64is V7 d Ditto, old OOY 46s Od Wbite ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Alonday, July 15, 1805. Uniting the freflh arrivals of Englitih with the Forrign Wheats on hand, our iupply was a tolerable goad one. Having many buyers, the very fine tiill contintued to out- r ftrip in prmportion the other forts, and rufte curious iclecl ( famples fetched 2s. anid Ss. per quarter more than Was t oftered for the famue quality laft week. Barley is dearer ...

... 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 ...