... A CoaN ExcnlAN oAlonday, April 4, 1801. The arrivals nf Wheat weic raltier confideyable to-day, and very prime famples a trifle dearer. In the other qualities m, advance w~as perceptible, nor did the brilk- nefs *bferred in the iiiorniniu con-inue through the day.- Barley lells upon quit. as aood terms-a IaltMond v. bu nalt is rather cheaper-XWrlite Peale will admit of no variation in price; ...

... MARKET IIHRALD. CottNz ExclY6iizE, Mlouday, April 11, iflOH. Our Wheat Mar1 t tyas tolerably wieli fripplied thbli iliriLt, and which ch tbd heavily, at a redtctionjrins lact uIonday's currenly ou~ahrfit li. p- qedtr.-bairfcy havs likewife given way a trifle, but Mdit finas varied but Aitle-White Peafe do nit acquire psrices to the extent lately quoted ; nor have Grey Peafe, or either uf the ...

... - LI id- al CORN ExCHANeGE, Mlonday, April 18, 1808. )nt We ad a'tforerablc fupply'of Wheat to-day, and the ry fales du'l; for lliefhineft ftstiples we ca tlhetelore affix no' or higher price thaii 76s. per Quarter-Larley maintains its n- price ; but'Whlite'Peale dre upon the decline.-Tlie ui p- ie ply of Oats is pretty confiderable iind the (ales not very e briclh.-Fie Flour from .58s. t 60s ...

... MVARKET ERBLALO. I I r * --- al CovN E.NCiiANoE, lljonday,.April 25i 180K. OuR Our Alarlket was rather. Fcantily fupeiled with moft Gr~ai today,; the fiales of W'heat were effeled freely at fall is.. per quarter, , ore than laf aiM day.-Barle to likewife bits rufea Is. per quarter, and fells briflaly.-Malt y- is alto readyifale, and at better pries.-Wlrite Peafe cU- at itme ratl rdeclining ...