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... ARd ItKET HEItALD. Corn-Exchiange, Lundoll, Monday, Aug. 26, 1805. e We had again, to-day, large qoantities of Foreign E 1- Wheat, but of our own produce no great fupply. Our buyers are become fo very reluctant to purchate, that hardly any fales were effeeled, and thole made were at a reduttioii of full t0s. lier quarter. Tbus fiupplied, and thus dull the fale, tie mnnealing trade may be noted ...
... 3AINKRUPTS.-1'ron Londol Gazette, AluguJl 3. ?? -. - .1 . II-. Is John Hemem, Lime Kilns, Daft Greenwich, Kant, corn Ls dcaler, Aug. 6, 17, and Sept. 14, at Gaildhall, Lontden. Solicitor, Mr. Dlexwcy, Chancerv-1ane. Cfias. Lovelock, Durliam-tire-et, Str and, dealer in wine, A ng 16, 17, and 6ept. 14, at Gaildildll. Solicitors, M-e:l %Villiaaas and Sherwvood,Auftin Friars. tt W'm, Smith, Baling ...
... 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 ...
... AL1RKET HERALD. in- Corin-Exchange, London, Monday, Aug. 12, 1805. The prefe.nt fine weather, with the profpe& of a plenti- it ful barveft, operated very powerfully on oar .Market this Uf morning. Not ohly one, but every fort of Grain, has fallen confiderably firmce lalt Monday. We had a good ely fupply of Wheat, both Foreign and Englilh, and with by many buyers, yet prices of fine were down ...
... . f ci-txrhange, London, Monday, Aug. 5, 18y,5. Wecontiuueto receive large 1fupplies offoreign Wheat, bat not a great deal of our own growth. The d'rles this to morihing wee not fo briftr as luet Monday, and except for very fine tamnples (towhich we caln attach no fpecific valIe) Cs prices were loiuething below that day's cutrency. Barley, Malt, and Peafe, remains nearly as laft, with Ihort ...
... MARKET HERALDA ,in Cortk-Exchange, London, Alonday, Aug. 19, 18055. 1e- Since our laft of this day fe'rntlight, much Wheat of our af- own growth has arrived; we have likewife no confiderabl in- quantity of Foreign onli and; thus furnilbed, all but good fa- iinples are Ss. and 4s. per quoater cheaper, and very id, unfaleable. Our fupply of Barley, though not large, has o0n in ro degree helped ...