... -- ions HE ?? ' . 1, C*r|s-Exchiaige6, London, MInday, Seipt. 2, 1805, Jr hngio bu I ?? moahngftradel5 - forf bouritfg,doaitie.4 on ?? thc ealg'rd s . O ?? iad pri ci lower, by five and' ?? sb tet quartcor; than on.S,Ionday laft. T- ,ivvv.lIt t texception of a few fine faiuples of old, to nria,, a d 9 tt, e p e new Kentii, for feed, whlich fetchktmething ni re than out top pri cd6. Thet ...

... Corn-Exclhangei London, 'Monday, Sept. 9, 1805. The quantity of Englifh Wheat up for this moriing's market was inconfiderable; the Mealing trade has rather, changed its uipe61, is become brili, and prices up Ss. per quarter finice lalt Monday (on which day the decline was 10s. and not 6s. per quarter, as then ftated in our letter.) Flour has regained its former price of 70s. per fack. Bar- ley ...

... MIARKET HERALD. - Corn-Exchange, ondon1 Monday, Sept. 16, 1805. We neither had, nor expeicted, any great fupply of t Euglilh Wheat for this loroning's market; amiongfi the euew, for feed, wele fomec famples of exceeding fine, and which commanded prices out of our general currency; the inferior forts, were heavy in fale, and' fearcely ob. tained latl Monday's terrns, Barley has been a rifing ar ...

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