... merchants ship off small lots of the latter from the numerous ports, beginning with Nantes in the south and extending to Dunkirk in the north provinces, but from the improved make of our own, the French will not find so ready a sale for their manufactured ...

... the preceding week. Foreign Wheat wes in abundaitte, elid this alsomre than f ordinarily varied in chiaracter. Very Pone Dunkirk White g Wheat, (on the passage, and to await the arrival,) wis firm in I price at 50s per quarter, or Psa d per bushel. Fine ...

... large supply, and for the r heat Dunkirk White Wheat full as high terms were ,required. The lighter White French Wheats however, and some descrip- v tious of Rod, were rather easier to buy. Thus for the best 0 Dunkirk White Wheat 50s par quarter was required ...

... disguise that this has received and continues to receive great attention on the part of the Millers. Thus a fine Wheat from Dunkirk was on offer at Ols per quarter, or 78 7.Ad per bushel: Polish Odessa, at GOs per quarter, or 7s Gd per bushel: French Wheat ...

... trade there was considerable activity, and a somawbat extensive business done. A very splendid parcel of White Wheat from Dunkirk, was on sale at 62s per quarter, or Os fd per bushel. Likewise superior Belgic White Wheats at from 48s to 60s per quarter ...

... larger stroke than on the preceding week had beedo. W~ith Foreign Wheat our market continues 'Fell suppliede and cargoes from Dunkirk, Nienport, and other ports in the north of France, and Flanders,-(no small portion uf which is already contracted for,)-only ...