... I MARKET 1-PRXAL). el CowJ P~~sctire, S~londtlyij Aug,. '39, A8Oh 'Oar arrivals of Wheat to-day w'ere lbort, and orfihefe .there werc but fewufines fraples; tile hltter were rather dearer than Iiit Mi.nduy, but all elfe obtiained no addition, to their former..prices.-Barley fells heavily, and cannot be placed in our figures higher than at 46s. 7er Quarter.- ve hlalt lkewvife partakesof ilhe ...

... MA4JRIC' H/gRALD. Conti ExclIAsNOE, Aonday, Sept. lo, 1808. In confequerice of a very nnort fupply of Wheat, and the New not meeting with the approbation of our busers trmpleg of Fine Old obtined ont advance of 8s. per quarter.-Flour, likesife, has of courfe rifetl, and 80sl per Sack the price, with an expetlaticy of its being higher. -Barley is not much in deliand; there is hut littlb up, and ...

... [ BAN.KRtSt5 TOOA SATtU3AY'.s tAZZEIt. Jofeph 1lemingway, Cliefler, V rinter, to furrentder OcL. 12, 1S, VI, at the Golden Lion Jim, Clieftcr. Attoruey, Mr, Garner, jun. Chefier. Rohert % elll'pring, Gofpvrt, Southampton, vintner, Sept. V, Y2, Ott. Q'2. it the Blue Pliufs ITll, on th Polintm ot' Portfrmouth. Attorney, Mr. CallawaIy, Portimouith. Th mas Wladdilove aid Jofepth V1addilove, Bat h ...

... MARKETH HERALD. I ConR E5cN.A5ria, MIonday, Sept. 19, 1808. Frnt thse light -and ordinary quality of NewtWheats, fanrples of that kind have t eclined lull 4s. per Quakter.- Finie Old Wbitelikewifebasgivci way atrifle; the lupply et each tolerably fail .-M1alt is dearer; but %i hite Peale, of which we have tome lorrign Samples are cheaper.- B&anxs, ikewitf, are heavyt rather lower.-An abundatit ...

... MAIKEKr HERALD. I I CORN EXCIA2GtS, l1Onday, Sept. 26, 1808. Agreeably to expefation, the arrivals of Wheat to-day were vcry large, and faniples of Fint Old about 4s. per Quayter cheaper. The New, forruing a great pontion of the lupply, but of thin anid light quality, felt a greater depreffion, with much beavinefs in the tales. This decline, both int 0t14 Ol1 avd New, produced a redn,$tion in ...