... AMARIKET IIERALD. I COarN EXCHANOE, Monday, Aug. 12. 1811. A rise in the price of WNl7eat has progressively taken place since last Monday; and thls morning, with a tolerable supply for the season, the sales were made at 6s. and 7s. per quarter advance. IN. B. A few samples disposed of early even upon higher ?? Grain has not in like manner fluctuated in price. ---Rye and Barley were both in ...

... | COHSn EXCNIA.aE, Monday, Aug.5, 11ilI. e v-had but a short quantity of Wheat' this morning, and 1there appearing many buyers, prices particularly in the -early sales, were more tiha 5s. per quarter higher than last AIonday. Afterwards, the advance wvas esteemed at 5s. generally: and Flour ranaed as having found buyers at 8is. per sack, but this only for thle choicest ?? has likewise come ...

... AlARIKE' HERALD. CooN ExeIAMMOa, Monday,July29, 1811. The supply of Wheat (as is usual during harvest time) was not large to-day. Fine samples were in demand, and last Monday's prices fully ?? likewise (the best marks) maintained fhe adianced currency of last week; viz. 80s. per Sack.-Inferior Wheats did not go off with the same avidity as the fine, nor did they fetch psices in proportion.- ...

... I: . - . . ^ t- h044 ConiEJAcAO, Monday, Aug. 26, lullt. Our stpply of WlTeat tisis morning, incksdig a few Foreign cargoes, amounted but to a Moderate quatity in the whole. , Tb sles early were brisk. and wade upon fully as good (land in a few instances rather better) terms than last Mouday.--- Barley, wis again scarce, and prices looking 11pwards.-- Mtlt retains its curnrency.'--- White ...

... MARKPKT H E RALIX). COasN EXCHIANO , Alonday, Aug. 19. 1811. The quantity of Wheat up this moruing was rather short yet we had as much as could be cxpeeted at this period of tl:e harvest. Prices having undergo-e somne reduction towards the close of last week, this day's currency will be found some- thing under that of this day se'nnight.--Barley, of swhikh we had btiut a short supply, *went ...