... MA RKT IKlJ i HERALD. C 0Il N' IZXC Ll NAr 7I', Ji fo da /, Jftuly 1 . This day, the fresh supplies of W'heat coastwise are shlort, but considerable of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of .4,000 quarters ; prime keeps its price, other qualities heavy sale. Very little Barley, which, with Malt, supports last cur- rency. Pease and and Beans of the two kind nearly ss. There are tolerable ...

... MAtUET 14tTAtD. CORN B'XCIIANGJ8, Monsdapy, October 5. I Tn-day the supplies of Wheat comwise are considerable, A with great part of last week's arrivals of 'Foreign, upwards of 1'2,00( quarters4 and tales 33. apd 4s. lower than Friday.- al Barley and Malt.o iewhat ?? Peas likewise.- it Grey, and Bean's of the two kixnds keep their ?? P are in middling supply, and sales at little ?? in i short ...

... B ANKRU PTS. john Ganmion, of Wateringsbury, Kent, inuuleeper and tanner. N. Butcher, of Wodinill.street, -Fius)ury-square, butcher. *Aaron Lara, of the Minories, haberdasher. Ann Lanchester, of St. Janies's-strvet, milliner. Bdward Roberts. of Hanunersnith, Middlesex, bricklayer. *Ceo. Scott and Edward R3 ;chard, of Feochurch-ssreet Chann- burs, London, ship and insurance brokers, atid ...

... CORN EXCIIhANGE, Mfonda1, Aulg. 20. To-day there are large supplies of Wheat, chiefly last week's arrivals, of Foreign, which causes heavy sales at rather lower ?? and Malt continue at little ?? White Peas in plenty, and 5s. per quarter ?? of the two kinds somewhat ?? are tolerable supplies of Oats, and sales thereof are ?? without variation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN AS UNDER: Wheat ?? 60s to ...

... CORN EXCHANGE., Mlonday, Novemn1ber 19. 'The feesh arrivals of Wheat, coastwise, to-day, make a to- lerable supply, with part of last week's foreign, upwards of 40(0 quarters; sales of fie brisk, at a small increase in price. Barley in short supply and rather dearer. Beans, of the two kinds, liewvise, Malt and White Pease nearly at last prices. Oats are again in short supply, and this article ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, 11ilnday, Octo(ber 8. We have considerable supplies of 'Wheat coastwise, with great part of last week's Foreign (about 50,(00) quarters.)- Sales heavy, and Qs. and :;s. per quarter lower. Flour and Rye are lower. Oats and Barley ae fully 2t last price. Malt, with Pease and Beans, are at little vayiAtion. CURtr-SNT P11ICE OF GtRAIN AS UNDER: Wheat ?? 60s Bnsto 9Js Od White Peas ? ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, M fonday, April 23. The arrivals of English Wheat this morning were not consi- derable, and prices of fine White advanced 2s. and ,s. a quarter. Barley has been on the rise since our last, and prime samples were up as high to day as 49s. per quarter. Boiling Peas were likewise dearer, and Beans of the two sorts, with Oats, main- tained their laft reported value. In Flour and ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MJjonday, October 1. The supplies of Wheat coastwise to-day are considerable, with part of last week's arrivals of foreign, upwards of 1,8o0 quarters, the geperal sales are at a reduction of about 2s. and Ss, per quarter; new Barley rather dearer; Malt with Pease and Beans of the two kinds are at little fluctuation; Oats are in short svpply, and dearer; Flour at late prices, ...

... 1 V3tnkrpt.t fromn 'nqe/ilay's Gazette. Wcn. Phillips, of Brighthelmftone, Suffex, carpenter. lxifliam Chplon, of l.awrence-latie, wine-merchant. Jz:mes Turner, of Manchefter, vidlualler. 3ihn Mouutford, of Worcefter, woollen-draper. Jt hn Hinde, Charles Pratt Wyatt, and Thomas Keyfe, of Horflydown, Surry, lead-nmanufacturers. Rd. Walfh, of Chelfea, India-rubber-manufaaurer. Henry Herve. of ...

... MARKET HERALP. CORN EXCHANGE, Aonday, NovenWi' M ' F Thete are considerable fresh arrivals of Whe3t to-day; with part of last -week's foreign s 1pply, upwards of 112,n4) quarters: r sales are heavy, and at soniewvhat lower ?? rather ?? at little ?? Peas cheaper. Grey, s and Beans of the two kinds, are dearer. Tlhere are short sup- a plies of Oats, and sales fully at last ?? without a e ...

... MA RK'1' N T II EJALD. CO-RN EXCIfAIVGI , lonzdlzI, jtile 3.5 t We had a tolerable qualrtity of Wheat cqastways this morn- ing, and the foreign (.n hand wvas very considerable. In regard tos ~tes, they Were effected at rather better prices than were afterwards maintaiied, out which corresponded nearly with those of last Monday. Rye, BLrley, and White Peas, were a trifle dearer. Oats were also ...