... ., 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 ...

... L O N D O N IMF XA eK L ETS' CtojV ii clC ' GEr ; Ja, 20' Nntwithb.t.nji~ng na pzetr 6td suply 'of Elhg1isi WVheat. this day, yetias ?? is stiliutindif'ercict the szuo-ll paIt, which is sllt iwo obtusiii ratlir titt ter prices ttis mnorlning ro;ul Satnl 5 are still ex- ocediiaigy ?? is tither iear e this iontailng, aiid swith ?? of filt quiality, teadily sellt ait ?? our IR~t curtniicy-fleo_ ...

... E27 .r~ckang,q April 16 Fine Wheat ?? suppirtedl Monday's prices, having lbut lirttle of' that description at Market. Barley wras ready sale at all advanc~e of Is. per quarter, the Supply being shiort, and the demand fat shippinau continuing pretty large. Oats were heavy sale at Mo00day's prices, [n Grey Peac, Beans, and other articles there was, no alteration. A curious case occurred at ...

... !WE iltaltboll OlarUcto. CORN EXCHANGE, AuGuSr 23. if We had a good supply of Wlhesit this morning 2i front Essex and Kent, a ad tihe quality of tbe nerw a ?? being generally linttr tihtan last week, the best ; runs were selected oil mslub the same ttrens as this a day se'nutight, biut fir infti los pareels the trade was e dull, and full Is. per qulla ter lower, and at the cloe d of t ie ...

... M.ARKET HERALD. CORN EXCIHANGE, Mionday,, feb. it. To-day the fresh arrivals of Wheat make a tolerable supply; the trade at heavy sale, and does not support last prices. Prime Dantzic etceeds the quotation. Barley, with Malt, at little fluctuation. White Peas likewise. Grey, with Beans of the two kinds, nearly at our last currency. There are but scanty sgtpplies of Oats; very few fine samples, ...

... MA1RKET'1 IIHERALD. COil N EXCI. ING I, llhsrdoy, Jan ?? 21. Tlhc fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day make the supply con- sider able-with part of last week's foreign uiswards of 6000 quarters; and sales nafned about 3-s. ?? in middling supply, ad, Nvith A13lt, maintains last prices. White and (Grey Peas, and Beans of the two sorts, have varied but little since our list quotation. Oats are in short ...

... IF ednesddyaj i Thursday3Js Posts. I ANRkImtPTS from Tuesday's Gazette. Jamnes Oliver, of Ncwingtoon-caiiseway, corulwainer. Daniel ?? and Wm. Suiotoke, uf Broohmestreet, Holhorn, w ~orking-goldsmiths. . ;Genrge:-Adolphus Wigney and George Seyqmwr, of Chicbvstkr, brewers.. AWilliam Hewlett, of Sollwell, Glocestetshbre, fwrmer. . Hartley Burgess, of Birmingbam, factor. *Fi-.,ucia ,TLsrner, of ...

... LONDON M ARKETiSO CORNY EXCl~jr,,.VG}E, Jualq 11. We had but a moderate itippllv of Grailn fot this day's alarket, and a tolerable blrisl dellaianl for mlust ?? of good quality were 2s. per qr. ?? Bo leys are quite smarts, ?? ?? there was tery little at marliet this diiy of uilldilit (l1Uililts; IllIce ls. per q111lluter advallcV was ruadily ?? Malts were iii sonic demanduJ, 11l0d rather ...

... LONDON IMARKETS. CORN EXCI.INGE, September 1 1. There was some i hriikness in thc eamly part of this. day for superfine samples of Wbeat, which fully maintained last 1lodazy's prices; but the other linds weru very dull, and towards noon the. sales were extiemnely ?? isbettr salefor fine qualities, basing but very little ?? was a lively dci- manid fur Hog, Pease, which obtauined better prices ...

... Corn Exchange, July, 23. There %vas a very considerable quantity of Wheatt left over from Monday's-market, tfur which :there, was- no demand thjis morning, vtilthough offered upon lower rns; consequeiitly our )rices are completely nettliinal.-Bemns, Pea's, Barley, an d Oats, suplported Mondiy's prices, but sales %vere ?? was lowered on Mowlay, towards the chise of the utarket, 5s. per sack. e, ...

... C ?? CORN EXCHANGE, December 22. Our market bas been plentifully supplied With new Wheats from Kiutj, Essex, and Suffolk, duriig tlis ; week, but this day thcre was less business done than on any marlket day for some time past. The quality of tbe new Wheats was, more ordinary. than usual, tand the prices of all but superfine-sannples weris -per quarter lower than on Monday. Barley is4;%k-,y' I ...