... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I B3Nk!rtSfRlEQUIRED TO SURRE)EI. Thomas Simons, Leeds, brandy merchant, July 12, 13, August 10, at the White Horse Inn, Leeds, Solicitor, Mr. Blackburn, Leeds. Edward Adams, Basingstoke, Hants, shopkeeper, July 2, 13, August 10, at Gsuildhall, London. Solicitors, Messrs. Barfield and Hedges, Thatchatn, lferks. H~enry Rugeley, Saint Ives, Hiuntingdonshire, draper, July ii, 12,'August 10, at ...

... MIARKETH-HERALD, CORN EXCHANGtr, Monday, July 1, 1811. The arrivals of Wheat coastways for this day's market were inconsiderable, 'and of which there was very little fine this latter quality, in the forenoon, fetched rather better. prices than last Monday ; but on the consing in of sevcral cargoes of Foreign, the Mealing Trade closed heavily.-Bar- ley and Malt, being called for more freely the ...

... . MARKET HERALD, I IMA ?? - I Co n N EX c 11 A NC G AG, Monday, July 21, I 8i 1. Our supply of Wheat for this day's market, was mostly from Essex and Kent, and upon the whole a tolerable one; yet from the appearance of the twathlexa start took place,' and prices advanced S-. and 4s. per ?? was likewise put up 5s. per ?? had a short quantity of Barley, and the sales a trifle bigher.-Malt, with ...