... MARKET HE1QALD. i ?? EIOStANOE, Monday, Jit. 12, 1809., - a have , ery 1islifted report' fir yor goernte: of thi rdays misarket,andthet ohvi6u6lg frbnj ?? i;Utiirtin' of b oriilts dI lie RIvor ?? tile ftiUi; wie re nhever ithelets not without large rvmaining ftipplres- of Futeigii, W1ientt, fnd toiie qsantlitiesolinbft'6tiier *urtiche^, Siutt .as ?? be, wxor LIeryi~; Rfewv ?? plsw ere ex ...

... MA1RKET HER4LD CORN Excriatsr, Mronds J Sioce loft Monday therel, be F i 09r du.ltiontan the prices ot oill dfl alno gelerrna r Althaugh but aa inconiidjera lie t kt.t owu growth lims arrised to.dav, iuarit tt t of Foreign, purticularty of 6ne 1.etvY t'idp~I s Quarters) has lowered the prices of r Siteu htated value in our currency below-ls lrie of the Alarket this day fe'anigltr, ...

... CORI EXCu5ANGE;, Monday, Jan. 1, 1809. There being no Market laft Monday, a confiderable quantity of Grain was poured in onVeditefday& Friday; onl neither of thefe days, however, were the buyers numerous, and pricesof evcry article, cxcept Fine W'heats, experienced a ?? day we had a large fupply of Wheat, added to remainders left over, the bulk of which was ?? of fecond and inferior quality; ...

... AfMRKET Ilrt'XLD. Con,. EXCHANGE, M~onda, y Our Market to~day Was but jjj&e~j ,1 Wheat of our own growth, %oi that ,~ Pld1-l motily of fecond and iliferiir cuallity ?? armied advance upon [aft Monday's prictsbtfo Sitir ?? that wsere thesso ,,boau ?? tf C c Fu demanded and given. .S P Qiirri orw keep their lait rpotd Peororgi hcs change in the wehrteris quc~ a rather revived,an tes sotric1 ...