... ATARKIT HERALD. - CORN EIiXCI'IIANGE, oundajy, Sept. 10. This day there are tolerable supplies of Wheat coastivise, chiefly rewv, with part of last %Yeak's foreign, about 11,000 quarters; fine maintains its price, other qualities heavy sale.- Barley and Malt fluctuate but ?? and Beans of the two kinds fully keep their ?? of Oats are consi- derable, and this article ii quoted ?? as our last. ...

... MARKET HERAID. Corn E.xchange, Allondadj, JlMarch 12. There ,vas a fmill fupply of Englifh Wheat this morning, the fine iatnples were talen off at laft week's prices Barley was about is. per quarter dearer. Rye = and Peale maintaitled their prices. Beans of both forts were dewarer. There were but few frefh Oats at market, which folda an advance of about '2s. per quarter. Rapefeed and Liifeed ...

... -M E - : CORN -EXCHAiNGI, Monday, December 10. This day the Market has large arrivals of Wheat, with part of last week's Foreign, upwards of 600) quarters, and general sales nearly ?? xeduction; Barley, with Malt, likewise, and in plenty; Pease and Beans, of each description, are some- what lowers the supply of Oats is very considerable, and again cheaper; Flour scarcely at the la:e quotation ...

... MARKET 1T 1ERALDV. CORN EXCIL4LN E, ?? 24. The fresh nrrivals of Wheat this day mnte Tint a short sup. pslv, and sales irn 9rieral at aln advance of about ?? or 4s. per ?? Old-Watitzi-c ?? and Malt are atch lower White and Grey ]?pas ?? of the two kinds hardly at last. ?? are tglerable remaining supplies of Oats, and little variation has ?? place iii price.- F;lour at our late quotation. ...

... MARKETr HIERALD. , 1> 'T ?? orfl f l Tl * H- i - . _ - CORN EXCHANGE, Molidays,' jie t.; Thefe are tonsiderable' supplies of Whetdt da'y;fiie 'san- pies maintiin'their price, other qualities ?? sule 'anSd lower; Barley'and Malt conttinue to iluettiate but little; Pease ind Beans of. the t%\,o kinds likteiise; there are also 'dhsider.>ie supplies of Oats, but havlng a deljiand in this traide, ...

... M . CORN EXCHANGE, Mllondav, DrcChnber 17. Th fresh arrivali of Wheat to-day, make a tolerable supply; llot, much. Fine, which supports last prices; inferior, ratber: lower, Barley and Mialt are beth agakin cheaper; Pease and' Beans of each description fluctuate but little; The quarties ofi Oats are considerable, and sales thereof are .named somewhate e cheaper; Flour hairdly ?? the currency. ...

... d d 11~A _s=JJJASi..Al CORN EXCHASNGEt£, Monday, October 22. To-day there are tolerable supplies of Wheat coastwise, With part of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of 23,000 quarters, Malea brisk, Ss. and 4s, dearer; Barley in short supply, and with Malt fully maintains last prices; White Pease are dearer; Beans nearly at last prices; Oats also in short supply and some- wheat dearer; Fleur ...

... CORN EXCIhANGE, Mlonday, June 11, This day there are short supplies of Wheat coastwise, but large remaining quantities of Foreign, waiting the arrivals from Ame ica, few sales are effected, and those cheaper; Barley and Malt fully support their prices; in Pease and Beans little fluctuation ; there are short arrivals of Oats, but tolerable sup- plies on hand, and this trade is named at little ...

... MARKETk;' -IEILD. CORY EXCHANGE, M1onodta, Jaly 16. There are short arrivals of Wheat coast-wise to-day, but considerable of last week's foreign, upwards of '24,(iOO quarters; * fite fuill3 keeps its price, inferior somnewhat cheaper. Again t S>.rce any Barley or Grey Pease; price nominal. Beaus of the two kinds are lower. There are tolerable supplies of Oas,, and tdis article is quoted hardly ...

... MlARIET HERALD. IAi AIV ?? It:1z Il **I CORtN )SXCHA NO, ilModay, Mfa 7. Short arrivals of English Wheats still prevail; but of Foreign we had sufficient to answer the demands of the dar. Fine samples were in request, and rather dearer. No improvement took place in the prices of any of iitierior quality. Barley scarcely fetches 48s. a quarter, being heavy in sale, and not much called for. Malt ...

... CORJY EXCHANGE, Monday, Mlay 21o We had a tolerable supply of Wheat coastways this morning, and some Foreign. A considerable brislcness took place in the day, and more money was obtained than last week; the same anxiety to purchase did not however continue to the close. The trade left ofgf enerally upon the termis below, though some Fine samples fetched more than there quoted. Barley and Malt ...

... From the London Gazette rff Tuesdaiy/, December 18. BANKRUPTS to surrender at GUILDHALL. C. Leo, Dowgate-hill, merchant, Dec.15, 29, Jan. §22, at twelve- Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. M. Nathan, Goulstone-street, tailor, Dec. 15,2Q9,, Jan 22, at twelve. Attornies,Messrs. Wilde and Knight, Castle-street. J. Irwin, Church-court, Clement's-lane, merchant, Dec. 22, 29, Jan,. 29, at twelve. ...