... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTIN'UEDc l Bfasnkruptsfrom the Lonlon Gazette of .Satmrdasl. William Burnett, of North Petherton, Sonmrsets!ire, baker. George Robson, of Lancaster, linen draper. 3ohn Swain, of Ramsgate, bricklayer. Danit l Gray, of Long Melford, Suffolk, grocer. Samuel Ackerley, of Liverpool, woollen drapes. Samuel Barratt, of Roll's Buildings, Fetter-lane, jeweller. Richard Fuller, of Deal ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...