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... CORN-EXCHANGE, MMondiy,'NOv. 30, Tibo O'ClOck. ]otwithstandijig the suppjy of English Whedt ibis morning was but small, yet it experienced very dull sales at aredsiction of full 2s .per quarter on last Mon- day's ?? Malting Barley being in demanai met a ready ?? Pease were cheaper; like- wise Grey ?? was a large s.pply of Foreign Barley and Beans; tbe sales were beavy, at a decline of about 2s ...
... - n . n rC 101A PLY VY0 UTJI, Decenber 22, 1818. Wrednesday. Arrived the Dutch galliot Vrow Galinda, Capt. Blecker, from Antwerp, with wheat. Thursday. Arrived the Eliza, Percy, from London, vitb spirits and wines. Friday. Arrved the ship Mary, Capt. Arnold, from Prince Edward's Island, with timber, for this port; the Blie Eyed Maid, Capt. Chettendeu, from Waterford, with bitter and ...
... MONDAY'S I CO IlN. EXCHAVGE, Mloisday, Dec,.14s TtsG. o2look. Having bad a very lge snppiy pf.WYeta in the course of last week, and but little ,demand, xcori-i derable proportion remained over for thbisitorfings market, when we had freshi ?? frotn Estie%,!Keut, - and: Su1lk, and having. but few bny.eT&, ale$s .Ywerp exceediigly.heavy at a reduction of ?? quar- 'er from the prices of'this day ...
... I MONDAY2LO N 3Ts.. I CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, D(c. It 'RTwo o'leehk. There was a large supply of WheiVthis morning from Essex and Kent, added to upwards of 7,000 quarters of Foreign Wheat arrived since tbi* day week, and having but few buyera, the sales were dull, at a decline of about 2s. per quarter on jast Monday's prices.-.dbe arrivals of English and l5oiign Barley being corAiderable, only ...
... . FL YMOUTH', December. 15th, 1818. Wednesday. . Sailed L..M. shipS Spencer and Spartan, for Cork ; the French brig Theresej; ?? .for Falmouth; Tartar, Hutton, for Cayenne; Urania, Hutchinson, for St.'Vincent's; ad'the Sarah, Goodridge, for Lisbon. Tk4rsdajy. Arrived' tb Frenchl lnp~ger Petit, Charles, from Roscoff; and the French lugger Theodore, -, from Morlaix. Friday. Arrived the brigil ...
... f1 MONDAY's LONDON MARKET. I CO IRN-EXCIHANGE, MAonday, Dee, 38, Two o'Clock., The supply of Wheat from our own coast, being much srnaller this morning than was expected, that of fine quality sold on full as good terms as on this day week, but there was no demand. for foreign Wheat, of which our market abounds. Fine, Barley also 8up- ports last Monday's prices, but the middling qualities were ...