... 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 ...

... Coslt EXClANGE,f Monday, June !4,1811. 'The quantity of Wheat up to-day was not very large, and prices, with a pretty free demand, tully equal to those of this day ?? w as held gheaper the end of last week, and continued so ?? heavy, but with little alteral tioa in price.-W~li~tL Pease have been gradually rising since our last report, and were to.day, lcr Boilers, as high as 55s. per Quarter.- ...

... Conxe EXCHA.JOC, Monday, Juiie 17, 1 H Wheat has again come sparingly to market, and prices sinct last Monday (forthe Fine) have advanced about 2s. per , quarter: the othtr sorts did not howtiver acquire in proportion the like ?? is a declining article, and cannot be placed higher than 36s. per quarter for the finest samples. -Malt has likewise rather given ?? few WVhite and 1Grey Pease here, ...

... MARIKET HERALD. Co nx EXCllA -Oa, Monday, Junle 3. 181t. Iut supply of Wheat to-day was but mnoderate ; prices have gradually fallers since last Monday. as may be seen in our figures ?? was likewise short in quantity, but felt no ?? Pease, with Beans, &c. were all of them nearly in the same predicament, both as to supply and value ;-nor werc there inanv arrivals of Oats, or particu- lar ...