... MARKE TCHRONirLU. PRICE of CORN at D£R£r. Wheat Us. cd. to 12s. 6.i I New Jo. o». cj. to os. o ...

... MARK- LANE, April it. Cur fupply of W heist tf..s morning was pre»ty large, yet tl.e prime famples fully maintained laft Monday's prices ; but the inferior kinds were very dull (aie. and rather cheaper, we had an abundant fupply uf Barley, principally ...

... MARK-LANE, Jan. as. Our fupply of Whet this morning from Elfe* bein-* pretty forge, we had very heavy fates, at from it. •-> as. per qua. ter cheaper than thia day te'nnight. Barley is full is. 6d. per quarter lower than laft M-Hiday, but much the fame ...

... MARK -LAKE/ Fe!. _«. \. c had bet a moderate foppiy of Wheat this morn- ing, tiiat hne dry famples went ttF pretty f»«l». at near is. per quarter advance; bur the coir! %, t e , r forts continued Hull of I_L-. Our fupply of Ba.lty a» rather fmall, ami ...

... MARK-LANE, March.. We had rather afeanty fupplv of wheat this nmrr intt, hence prime dry famplts experienced a lively fale, at full is. per quarter advance. And having few ar- rivals of Barley or Malt. .tliey likewife met realy faie, at high prices. ...

... , MARK-LANE, May 14. Having but a fmall fuuply of W|. e at thU mornirg, fine famples fold pretty freely at a fmall advance, but as our port is now op«n for importation, and fom- fe«r cargoea arrived, think pnc.s rony be eapcctet- lower very fliort ly ...

... MARK-LANE, Armit. Our fupply of Wheat this Moi ning was rather fnnll, I that prime famples went off raiher frrely, at near ••• ! per quatter advance; white tho cold infetior ?? .fold heavily at laft week's priies. Frnc Makwj Barleys continue rather fcarce ...

... MARK-LANE, Apbil to. We had bu? a nu.de. .'te f ipply of Wheat this men •» ning, the quality.;, wii J> was in general rather coat* ; that fine^ dry ?? fold freely at „ fmail advance, while the middling ar.d inferior forts bung heavily a lait week's prices ...

... MARK. LANE. Auril ». Our fupply of Wheat ti.is morning was rsfhet fm.lt, hence fine dry Sample? experi-necd a lively f*f«» and prices rather higher. Bailey was plenfful, hiv- ing a pre.-y lar^e arrival fiom Norfolk and S__W-« Hue famples of which were ...

... MARK.LANE, lan. is. We hod a tolerable fupply of Wheat this morning, which eitpenenced'a very heavy fale, at a decline of ?? per quarter, after the fivft pait of the marker, h»vic e but few buyers. Barley was likewife pretty plentiful, and a toillinw ...

... MARK-LANE, Aran. 16. We had but a moderate fupply of Wheat this Morn- ing, that prime famples went off at a fmall advance the early partof the morning,, but the file became heavy towards noon, and p. ices at the conclufion of market, were much a., uti ...

... MARK.LANE. Dec. 7 We hud but a moderate fup; ly of Wheat this morn- ing and our buyer, being numerous, prices advanced. full ss. per quarter. Suffolk Barleys, were pretty plentiful, yet rhey fold der -r, after the firft of the morning, having foir.s expeded ...