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... MARKET HERALD. COPS ExcHANoG, Mondag,June 1, 1812. We were moderately supplied with Wheat Ibr this day's market. The demand was nota brisk oRe, and prices nearly the same as last Monday. For Barley of best quality rather higher prices than ?? quote were asked, but tihc buyers, were not inclined to give it; hence its value remains unaltered. Malt likewise keeps its price, but with a slack call. ...

... Corfir Eridi.Ave;, Monday, June Il, 181. - 'Tle arrivalsjofWheiat, forthis day, were but incohsiderable, and early sales of r elect shmples were niade at- a trilling in- crease. The trade^-howeiet, towards noon, slackened to neat- ly the ctureritprices of ?? was dearer by several shillings per ?? remains without any itaprotved ?? the ?? was there any ma- terial ialteration in' ib isale of ...

... I MA1?1rET HERALD. Cott? EXCHANS, MondayJluie 15, 181!. A sbort, supply of Wheat, and the attendance of a great number of buyers, occasioned acconsiderable advance ill the prices of this article, but more particularly Fso i the disposal of finc sa.ples, aud to which we can hardly fix a currency.- Flour, since out last, has been settled at tt;5s. per sack, and to-day 5s. per sack more was ?? ...