... .AI ssUET - - ;: SATURDAY- Dfi-M[SP9 t8G94 t Armillel MRrhOe, WII(Mt 21- to t24; His. per. gIod.,, tric , 489 to bus. pe'rtqiijcj. (.ttc 30s. to I. - n roliCr. joa-. . - - ?? ?? Lu Iile S~t market Oil Jon y, was tbinl iu cfrn lpsi~ct. i~sef 5s. W. to. 5*, .lOd. pcr-sioue, 31^ jS. 6 41. pe olc Porlk 6s. Gd. per stole. \V,,,at21. 15s. to i24. 10 ?? lfoad. lnyv Init, mi TvLr TI3ao i)a ke of ...

... - J'LtOM. 'S . LO) N r d Z12'E T3ANKRUPTS I . ?? 1e . - I^l 1~t63(6ovrl2.;;s Sed - i3 .4NKRUJ~S ?? 1 Jtfs.:l l .nbez+.]r, niN ewv-rad, -v icrtuul - 'It Di)dier, .nid \VIU. Tcliahvtt, of St. JarnS' e ?? t buoi i iii L-s ~i-t&:hb. S'wailuw, .of Seliby, 't~Iw -cVivener.pd ?? 13;telilurt co(t~ f - iectitini - cigium W, Bibs, of ra r Isiti ial-irekhda nt.:- llt., b4iitlfl; f irong. eii rmimt, ...

... 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 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 ...

... ., 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 ...

... 'SrL uRtSDAY'S POST. Bankrupts f ?? Gazefte. Y',hn Pearforn, of Bith, hofier: Cuithbert 4. r fliall, of Ratcliffe-fquare, mariner. e; Ch ,rles Addis, ol St. Clement Danesbmeney-fcrivner. Juiho Vaughan, ou Dlventry, merchant. David Tavlor, of Mile-end-road, cabinet-maker. \.'illiam Goughi, of Cranbourn-fireet, mercer. 'Ueorge bl~g~rq oF lBriftol, linen-draper. Jonat an Roitfe, of Liverpool, ...

... 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, Monday, April S0. The supply of English Wheat to-day is short, but there are considerable quantities of foreign, Fine at a small increase in price, inferior rather' lower; some prime Dantzic exceeds the quotation; Barley is cheaper; Malt and White Pease scarcely at last prices; Beans of both sorts fully at last currency; the supplies of Oats are considerable, mostly foreign, and ...

... 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 ...

... ,: 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...