... i K RA CORN EXC5SANOR. Monday, July 3, 1808. We had not many frehis arrivals of Wheat to day, but the quantity left ever from iaa week rendered the fipply pretty copfiderable. In refpeat to, fales, Fine famples fold upon terms: nearly equal to ihofe of leff Monday; the other forts were evidently ?? Barley htaised better prices, but Boiling Peaf's %cre on the ?? two forts of Beacs have ...

... tA1NUP.S. . ?? . b. I William Crali, Clielmreord, Effex, tupholftfet, yoy| 8, 1;. Augult 12, at Guildldall, LUdon. Solicitor, Ar. George Adams, Old Jewry. CUitles Al oody, Tidpit, in the Parilh of Martin, Wilts, maltfler and corn dealer, July 25, 86, Augult 11, at the Antelope Iain, New Sarum. Solicitor, Mr. Johni Hbodirig, ?? Salifburv. Robert Jelfery Downs, fulid lane, Southwrark, baker, ...

... AiAKE1T HILBALD. CORN EXCTIANGE, Monday, July 10. 180d. Our arrivals of V1 heat from Eifex and Kevt were incon- fiderabte this moirninig, Fine famples early in tie day fetebed more than laft Motiday, but towaids noolt, prices receded to .bout the curreimcy oftbtatVday; of the ttiddlisg and ordinary fints, we have mluch ott hamid,_ sid particu- larlY of Foieigit; thele ?? in tale, and hive ...

... IMAIJKET HERALD. COax EXCHANCE, Monday, July 17, ItlOtI. Our arrivals of beat to day were very fiurt, owing to tie Embargo. Soie lramples ?? been tranimitted by .asd, 2nd bold conditionally, to deliver as Ioonsas the E1raborgo is taken off, andiwhicb is expeded injnmediately afilr the failing of the Expedition.-Prices of this article la~wte advanced about SY. per QijarterA filuilar liagia- ...

... toI - ly CoRtN EXCnAOE,. -Monday, July ,4, lOea. I Our Wheat Market, owing to the Embargo, being now r- ioliy fupplied from the granaries, an inicreafe of price has cd taken place, and fine alruples 6eing ui6ch in demand, are fevera; fillings per quarter ?? various ot her articles of Barley, Nalt, &c. &c. havte acquired ns addi. tion to their late terums, our buyers appeariag not inclined tn ...