... IBAlgIrUPTS EQUIRE'D(TO SUNRRENIDERM. iW itliam WVournelol, Pall Mall, ?? efirmiutier,-pti it el.u ler,.lan.'26, leb. ?? Alarti It 2, at Guildie!l; Sndicitu ra, Idellra. ?? &k Stevens, Si. L il'diedl'.cur,Picutirs. Jalmies Reed, Southaeahit, Effex, -hip owner, JIilt 2, Feb. 2, lardi 2, at Guildhall, Loukdon, Solicitors,.alelias. Baker and SonS, NichuliS Lane,e L.uobmid ti rtet. Jhball' ...

... MIARKETHERALD. CoeRN EXCEIANOP, Monday, AMay 13 1810. Tlic quality of Wheat lere to-dav was consblerable, mostly front Essex.and Kent, and the result a decline hi the price of about 2s. per Quarter onl fine samples, and ra- ther more on thtose of interior ?? had a tolerable supply of BaIley, and ahich Nsas likewise cheaper -There was also a dullness in the sale of Malt.-Wbite Pease aere rather ...

... i MWARKET HER A L n { Conps EaCHAaON, Monday, Feb. 125, 1810. The arrivals of Wheat to-day were mofily from the counties of Elfex and Kent, and con- fiituted but a moderale fupply; irs the difpofal of which the trade was reafonably brifk, and prices as near as may be to thofe of this (lay ?? and Malt have each de- clined ill value fince our lafi, with no fcarcity of ?? Peale (boilers) fuffered ...

... M]VARKETHERALD. 'i Copx F.xcriiAioE, Mon'lsv. April 29.IBM NWe bad but a raridierte sn pply cf IN ll#at for this n ing' It aret,'tl~ SICSof ich(paticlarly the! line) werereaonaby biskandprics a Ost2. jper queller Liih~rtha ?? ?? aiivls of 'Barley, on t~leothe han, wre cnsidtahl, ad that arlicle!- gave Away is. and ~s. per quarter.-Nt, hite Pease have rather de- clined since this day ...

... Z NANKRUMrS RUIE TO SUMMNDER. I d Bold Cooke, Manebsteri m merchant. September IV, 21, y October 12, at the Dog Tavemra Manches. Solidctor, It. If Dicas, Aanchester. : Thomas Taylor the younget, Lincoln, hose dealer, Sep. tember 9, O, October12. at the Reindeer Inn, Lincoln. Solicitor, Mr. Baldwin, Lincolm. ?? George Skurray, Smith-street, Clerkenwell, Middle. 7 exjimetcbant,&p~ember,23i,;4, ...

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... i - MAARKET HERALD. X Coa's Exesi;Aqa, Monday, Nov.'It. i81s. We had a pretty fair supplo of Wheat for this day's war- ket; the demand, however, being great prices, which advianced the end of last week, were rather higher this snonlisig. an fine samples. ultimiately obtained 134s. per quarter. The sales thus effected caused tine Flour, which bad previously risen to five guineas per sack, to be ...

... MAA R KE? A7J-' E RAL L ; . o F~ISEXui~A~t'E, MondiaY,Sept. 9. 'iRI. To some considerable arrivals of Foreign the end of last week (say 15,000 quarters) we hiad, in addition this morning, a mljtiddling supply of Wheat of our own growth, but notwith- standing wc were thbs fuarnishecd, prices advanced upont those of last oday about Ss; & 4s. per Quarter, and sorue sa~mples of fine Old White ...

... AlARKET JEJERtALI). CORtN EXCHANOE, iondav, Sept. °23 1811. We had for this day's Market a pretty large quantity of English Whe'at, with miany buyers attending; this article has rather declined since last Mlonday, and to-day is is. and *2s. per Quarter cieaper.-llarley has likewise lallen in value, and Malt dull, at hardly last ?? and Grey Pease were both higher, tle latter obtaining 66s. ?? ...

... MARKET HERA LD. CoRti EXCHAtcOE, Monday, April 15, 1810. O.ur ?? liis morning was well fupplied with WN'heat, psisicipally from the counties of Elffat aod Kent, whltch cauled prices againi in iuok downward ; best ?? tell 2s. per Quarter ; red and inferior qualities rather lo.er. 'Barley, on the contrary,;advauced tull 2s. being in de- mwand for Portugal, and the Market d;ortly fupplied.- Malt ...

... MA?k?W?R41JJ?. I 1,vWethad hir V ere a. niodd1g supply, of ~. Whea, n~d~ehich I~I ?? w~eek, indi- C5~~lS~*Qp~ t..iry~t'~tfo~jwd unpL to- the extent of *43. and *Ss. pc qua ?? the ternus of this' day se'nnight. J ?? and which was taken ? aff y& ?? at ls utdpie~.4t~s ahri ilss ndq 10atfiirrrn4ly,~6,nen kept thejr orcrvuat nslknse(h attyhere not hem ~ II Avnic 14R ?? weeks, lit ?? 1ota 0t0 toh~is ...

... MARKETHERALD. * Conir EXCHANOE, Monday, Feb. it, 1810. - The, fupply of Wbeat for this dag's Market was mofilty derived from Kent and Efex, -and the quantity, though not very large, ftfficient to meet tlie demaands of our buy- ers. The fales wete generally dull, and prices rather gave way, except for a few fiue farmples of Dautzic, which obtained mole money than we quote. Barley, owing to its ...