... CORN BXClTANG i,, Monday, Aug6. §. This day there are again short arrivals of WVheat ?? blrt, with most of last week's arrivals of foreign, Upwards 1,f 50o4) quarters; fie is quoted rather dearer; other qualitre; little ?? and Malt nearly at late prices,_g of each kind ?? White Peas higher.-bat5 also, and in short ?? at late prices. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN AS UNDER: Wheat ?? 888 105s to I es Od ...

... CORN, EXCII.-I ?? Jeff,, 2. The supplies of \Vheat are ?? erab1L; sorrit pribiti samplesi eat ly iti the ftreloon rather dtlarer thin lriday, but oither qua- lities hive licavy sle, and cheaper ; Rie at lems; Mlirley and Malt tultly at list prices \h hite Peaen iu erl ' so; GIl'c , Muid Be.ans of the two kinds, lare dearer ; there are middling slip- plies of a).its, alnd thie trade is quoted ...

... ., Corn..Exchwnge, ihfondoi, i4prit o. There was a liberal fupply of Englilh Wheat this nfooring, and a confiderable quantity of Foreig arrived lart week, caufing it to meet very dull fales and a decline in the prices. Barley declined about Is. per qnarter. Malt is a heavy fale. Beans of both forts are cheaper. Oats were fold at a decline of about is. per quarter. CURRENT PlTCE OP OTIn IN AS ...

... CORN EXCNANGE, Monday Sept. 24. To-day there is a good supply of new Wheat coastwise, with part of last week s arrivals of foreign, about 1,500 quar- ters; sales are readily made, and fully at last ?? Barley and Malt ?? Peas and Old Beans rather ?? are in short supply, and this trade is also quoted somewhat ?? at last week's prices. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN AS UNDER: Wheat ?? 70s 85s to 1003 Od ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, Alonday, Au1g. 27. This day there are tolerable supplie. of Wheat coastwise, 'with most of last week's arrivals of foreign, about 3r7,10o ?? are heavy and ?? Barley and Malt little ?? of both sorts ?? Peas again ?? are considerable supplies of Oats, and sales thereof are cheaper-l3lour hardly at late prices. CURRENT VI'CE O1' OrtRAIN AS UNDER: Wheat ?? 76s 90sto 10.5s Od ...

... Bankrupisfrom the London Gazette of Tuesday. Ralph Iolt, of Ripponden, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. Donston Stirnson,of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, stone mason. David Atchison, of Weedon Beck, Northamptonshire, draper. John Corbett and Hugh W. Corbett, of Liverpool, merchants. John Sykes and Joseph Sykes, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants. Christopher Stibbs, of Newbury, Berkshire, cabinet matter. ...

... CORN EXCHASNGE, Mtronday, July 23. The supplies of English Wheat to-day are short, consider- able foreign on hand, with part of last week's arrival, upwards of 13,000 quarters; fine keeps its price, other qualities are ?? is ?? and White Peas likewise; few Creys-B~eans of the two kinds are ?? are at considerable supply and at less ?? Flour no fluctuation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRlAIN AS UNDER: ...

... MARTKET HNERALD1. | CORN~ EiXCHANSGE, M>Oudaly, Decclsiber 3. This day the market has ILarge arrivals of Wheat, and sales |dull, at a reduction in price of about Is. per ¶usrter; prime Iold Dantzic 9Us.-Barley, with Malt, but little variation.- White Peas fully keep their yrice.-..Grey, and Beans ef both sorts, nearly as nur last report. Trhe suipplies of Oats are considerable, but being in ...

... ,: CORN EXCHANGE, Mondnp, M1IaY 14. The fresh arrivals of Wheat this day are short, but consi- derable supplies remaining on hand, owing to the buyers being numerous and in request, has the effect of an advance of ,5s. per quarter; Barley and Maltvary but little; White Peas like- wise; Beans of the trwo 3inds are dearer; there are short sup- plies of Cats, and this trade also dearer Vs. and Ss ...

... MAR RKET HERALD. CORN EXCHANGE, Moiday, May °8. There are large supplies of Wheat, chiefly foreign, causing heavy sales, at about Ss, or 4s. lower. Barley and Malt con- tinue to support the quotation. White Peas are dearer. Beans of both kinds are rather lower. New Ticks, 40s. to 46s. ter quarter. The supplies of Oats are somewhat considerable, ut few Fine;. the other qualities rather cheaper. ...

... Mutt.' ?? DV 51t. 5'j1. Yesterday a numerous and 'respectable assemblage' of the friends of Sir Francis Burdetitoult place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, to celebrate the Hall. Baronet's release from the Towver. The Grcht Room, -end two other, were filled in a short time. At'five o'clock Sir Francis Birdett, attended ly> Major Cartwright, Mr. Clifford, and some other Gentlemen, ...

... CORVN EXCHANIGE, Monday, June 4. This day there are short supplies of Wheat coastwise, but considerable of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of 16,000 quarters, and sales fully at last prices; Barley hardly at last currency; Malt scarce and dearer; Pease and Beans of the two kinds at little fluctuation; there are tolerable supplies of Oats, nearly at last prices; Flour at our last ...