... MARIKET HERALD. Conx EXCIAN'0 E, Monday, July 8, 1811. The remn70ris of last week's Foreign Wheat, with a tolerable quantity of Efngliih up this morning, formed on the whole a very ample ?? ; as, however, there were not many of first quality, sanples of that description fully maintained last prices, but all others sold heavily, and rather gave way. - Barley and Malt underwent some alteration ...

... JAIAIKlauT f/ERA Lf CorIN EXCIOANGE, Alrodayv. Fthb.4. 18to 'We had but a flort flupply ot Elglitli \. lieat his njorn- -irg, alid pricci of fine famiples a boot vs. pitr qiarter higiher thiai t1ofe of last Allrzrday. T he irresirig trade was brifli for thii qua!itv, but in the diijipofl t toiddlilt ard inferiur forts, a heavirress rle vailed tovai ds tre ci lfo if the drry.-iarley .and Malt ...

... BANIrPTS OW7MIED) TO SCREND'ER. - Thawuiudat Dswast and :Wj~iliat Dowlieg, Aldgate, High- t Pttt, lineira dcers, Nov. 30, lDec. 7, lan. 4, at Guildball. S Soli ter B~. Ulrtin } tttat's 31elJ UperThames.tatriet. a ItrunCls Elliwrd, New Sarsum, W~ilts, tailor, Nov. 30, Dec *1 10, Jan. 4, at Guildlistll, London. Solicitor, Mr. Davis, K Lotlibury. S6amnin Pasneil? Zitigaten. Sarrey, linen wdraper ...

... 7t;MAX~TgRA-LD ' - ?? ~ExcilAse, M ~'nd yg, Dec. TAR181:. * Wehad a uileragblc £Af iiitpply'of Vfheat 7sexeto-diay, an-a 'quariter since this daya y 's'fllghsto appatent bri ss in thle sales.' ]arlOt l-ias, -onl Sthe conti'g, progressively riren, and was this morning ?? per quarter dearerpthas l'd.t 3tOod~y. Malt ;keeps its price. - li~te Bcsse nearly so. Crey Peas is were rather on the rise.' ...

... CorN EXCIIAtJOE, Monday, Jan. 7, 1810. The fevere froft that has fet in has in a great meafure put a flop to the bufiuels of our Mlarket. Very few buy- ers attended, and fromn ?? flate oftie river, ahich pre- vents ?? unloading, but- few famples were fbewn; hence we are precluded from furninting any other prices than thofe at the clofe of lalt ?? money was afked for Flour this morning ; viz. ...

... - I A!AAbe ALE fiJ ?? | C7o0N ExcC A .F, 1.11-diaV Selit.l WVe had -a tolerable quantirt of Wletiat hr tbrt Iet, and (exclusive ot a Sew silect sajlpj)csw ?? ' fetehed nesir 61.) a declije took place iu he which ovill not warr..ist a reduction fronll vlur *-Ti Mlontday.-W e had soae rtew barley, aid Vl- i' prime acquired bi:h-:r prices than this day se't4 fell ise, Vsas rather ?? PcHasc (F;!e ...

... I I N CORN EXC5IANSGE, Mcnday, Julne 10. 1811. Our arrivals of wheat to-day were mostly from Esnex and Kent, and the quantity not large: some early sales of Fine -lilite acquired 90s. per quarter, but the Mealing Trade atter- wards closed upon scarcely any better trms than those of last Mouday.-Fine Barlcy keeps its pricec, and Malt the same.- Small Old and Tick BealIs wete both cheaper-but ...

... MARkA.M 4-1AED. COFtN EXCIIAcG-, Monday, Jan. 21. 1810. We liad a good fupply of Wheatto d ay ?? and Suffolk, but not rauch ?? or soy11 utherr quartet; there we re likewife upwards'of Lx thoufasid quurtets of laft week's Foreign. Fhe fakleaof theie gueoerally aere made aith ,evid eutduItlluefs, at; aboqus Ys. pt:r qus^rter~ust- der thelafr'eported ?? lad louwe qnuatiy ofUar- ley here to-dyy, ...

... MAIRKET HERALD. Const ExCtInANOE Motsd'y, Nov. 1, t111t. terbad to-day a pretty Considerable supply of Wheatrem wer loer y 2. nd s. er O5~rand at which redaction the nmealing trade, with an evident dullness. closed. Fine Il/laltng ]3aley keps its puice,B butal of infe~rior quaffty is cheaper. The current ?? eaehsvrdbu little since our last.. But fell Grey Pease: here; and those rather dearer. ...

... ConRE EXCHANGE, Monday, July 15, 1811. Our supply of Wheat this morning for the timeof year was pretty fair; and the left over of Foreign being nearly ex- hausted, last Monday's Terms were obtained, but not however without a heaviness in tbe sales towards the close of the Mar- ket.-Barley, of first quality, continues to fetch 35s. and 36s. per ?? Malt there was little ?? and G rey Pease hiae ...

... MAIA ItK E T 1H EI'R AL I. ConN EXCHAINGE, Monday, April 1, 1810. Thearrivalsof lieat forthisdav's Marlct .:erel-retty large, int whi ch, however, there %vas itot much of fiot qu;lity ; with refpect to prices, tunaples of thb4,tlhe Fiue)| vsere about 2s. anid Ss, per quarter Ileaper than latt Mon. day, Tlh fecond and ordittary It Ls folomit very f'W hyt rs, and that owiilg tothe largefiockof ...

... I BAN RtPTS REQUIIt TO S'WtREXDEA. William Cooper, Draycott, Sheltton Mallett, Sounersetsbire, maltster, I)ee. S3, 27., lan. 25, at the Angel Imu and Tavern, Baih. Solicitor, ?? A. Sheppard, Bath. Riehard .Tackson, Malimbester, cornfactor, Jan. 2, 4, 25, at the Dog Tavern, Manchbster. Solicitors, Messrs. Klight and Iladlield, Manchaster. Dasid'Ellis, GjCtistchurth, Hants, linten-draper, Dec. ...