... MARKET HEERALD6 | - ' I ,rid I e o nI CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, MTaY 2a, 1011. We bad a mroderate supply of Wheat to-day, chiefly from Essex and Kent, and some tront Suffolk. Among these t1M e were not many samples of first quality, but what there Nvere of that deseri ption obtained full as much mrioney as last M1o01- day the ordinary, however, sold heavily, and was not taken off without sonic ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MARKET HERAILD. | CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, May 6,1810. We had fonie quantity of Wheat from Effex and Kent this muorc;hng, but slot much from any other quarter. '1The fales at the early part of the day were brisk, & effelted at 2n advance of about 2s. per quarter. 'T he trade, how- ever, after the Fine had been mostly difwol~ed of, because rather dull, and clofed heavily, but with little or no re ...

... MARKET HfERALD. Conw ExS stAxor, Monday, lay 27, 1811. To a considerable number of arrivals of Wtheat Co0ast 'Wavs this morning, we had in addition the left-over of last 0CelZS Foreign, amountingto betwseen nine and ten thousand quarters. Thus supplied, & with the general appearance ot the ieaither, sales were very heavy, and could not be eflected at more than 9Ys. per quarter (for the Fine) ...