... AlARIKETR HERALD, CORNI rXCHANAor, Mosrsday,May 18, IBIT, The supplY of Wheat for tbi day's Mnrket was not very considerable, nor was thcre an3 impruvement in prices; our ligures will therefore remain.nearly as on this day se'nniglt. 3-_Baricy has gradually declined in price; amid Malt, likewise, hasundcrgonea similardepression .-White Pease havevaried but little in ?? Peate scarce, and their ...

... MARKET NERALI). CORN EXCirASJGF, Ilonday, May 25, 1812. C Some vessels with Poreign Whcat (estimated at upwvars of N 500(o quarters) have arrived, and, with a ffoderate supply of WI our own growth coastways, have occasioned the Mealing Trade (tl to become heavy, and prices this morning were es. and Ss. S( per quarter lower than on this day se'inight. Barley has a been on the declife since our ...

... DANKRUPTS REQUIRED TO SURRENDER: John Kneller, Gosport, stable keeper. June 2, 9, July 4, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Harvey, Cursitor street. ?.athal Hy1mns, Duke street, Aldgatc, fishmonger, May 30, June 9, July 4, at Guildhall. Solicitor, MIr. Isaacs, Bevis marks, St. Mary-Axe. Peter Begoic, B3road. strcet, insurance broker, Mmy 26, June 6, July 4, at GuildhalT. Solicitors, Messrs. Swain ...

... I f MAR(RTfP ERAAID. CORc EXCHAG9s, Monday.May i1, 18it. The arrivals of Wheat for tlhts day's Market were tvery con 'aiderable, and to which was added the left over of a cargo of Fdreign that ciue in last week, of about 1300 Quarters: the supply thus nimplei caused an evident decline in price; viz.- 4s. and 5s. per Qaarter oe fine samples. and more on those of sceoud and inferior ?? and Malt ...