... MARK-LANE. There ftill little cr no fale for Bailey, & n® buyers Malt at | relent, both brewer* and dntilicrs bold off, as it they determined to bung price; . The great ftagnaiion the Malt-tradc, is chteflj owing to prodigious quantity coming froir the ...

... IN MARK-LANE. March 13. By MittL CIIILD and M 35 0 136 4 'B7 463 at 461 od 79 753 I at 447 671 sv 1 ota) ktparters.--Averl:e44°. 6(1 F lower than !La ',seek. PRICE OF FLOUR. Floe 4•K 42.1fid•in6 311 to 42 Second- 3,s to 17'1 tine P .n. 231 Thirds 25 ...

... MARK-LANE, July 18. Our market his Hill a large thofc in the neighborhood being J the mealing trade has been duller i rather lower, efpecially lor all exce\> ' white. Oats alio have fold more L catian continuing freely; of 1 ' rival has been final 1 ...

... MARK-LANE, Nov. have had confiderabl e Mfi week, the prices have; the mid'ling and ordinary tS, i general, have been more day; and the trade i'tili wear Boiling peafe have riien ; !S flailing per qua: ret dearer ; but in conf-querwe foa.c £ and to-day ...

... MARK-LANE, Dec. 6. Our market continues plentifully f which has however gcme lircly \' , good terms as call for the arrival has been time path, hut the buyers rather ne(X been enough, wiihivrt that farther generally what may the v-rT-ls come in from ...

... MARK-LANE, Oct. Our or corn in general considerable, and the (ale of cos' difficult, but the fine weni off \ much as Jail week White \ fcarce; grey pcafe rath.-r decl^ trifle dearer; barley c tremely heavy; rape Iced more !l \.$#>B Wheat to 38-6, very ...

... MARK-LANE, Dec. had .an uncommonly full day, but the buyers for . exportation ,wenc oft' and was at ieail ...

... MARK-LANE, Dec. ??? There were but a few of. Wheat lßarket tcday, which fold readily at'laft ices, although the veffels were but juft on this fide Gravel. ehdi -'and have no yet or* their getting into the Pool} fcarcely-any the Corn 'was ■fold fe'nnight ...

... MARK-LANE, Wednesday. Our market Monday and this day was thinly /upplted with all grain, except Wheat from Effexi this article of fine quality is near is. per qr. dearer, fi„ e runt from Kent and Fftex fob at 4 6d. picked Camples a;*. Norfolk muft be ...

... MARK-LANE, September. The mealing trade has been y eiJ, ,j [|i and the fupply of wheat being ' n,J ri continued advance; rye has mand to-day and 2s. per 3l . ,, \ have been much wanted, and >-'\ eagerly and dearer; tick beans ' more money; coarfe oats ...

... MARK-LANE, Dec. The quantity wheat here to day was very ftfall, yet there was no briiknefs in tiie fales, and it was with difficulty and for fmall quantity tjbtainad- the prices of laft week. In general 463. to 481. were the current prices, and only given ...

... MARK-LANE. March ?? Our Maiket was but tl.iirl*. luppiy'd ct any tort of Crs'n to-a_y. _ii-._ Wheat- foid J.jrcr is. 6d. per Cj£. hue Baric-/ fold readily, and rather dearer. Fine Malts bntker in lal- * bur not dearer. Oats very duil, all other Grain ...