LONDON PRICES OF GRAIN for July, 1806. MARK LANE, Menáay, June zo, 1806.
Owing to a hort ſuppy of Wheat this mo:ning, an advance took place upon the Currevcy of this day ſe’nnight, of about 2s. per quarter. From/the reduivn in thi article lait week, fine Flour hardly keeps at 708. per ſack; there was much ordinary, and ſome out of condition ofered at all prices.—Barley is rather declining in value, and not much in demand.—White Peaſe continue dear, and Oats are, ſcarce; but in the laſt-mentioned, and other articles not named, we have no mate- rial alteration.
Price of Grain, on board Ship, as under.
Wheat 50s bos 68e| White Peas 48s to 52s50d| Ticks, new--26sto 428 Fine 70s to 755| Boilers 56s to 60s.| Dicto, Old_—s[0—S Superfiné 843 to 88s| Suffolks 63s| Oats 24s 288 to 328 Bye 388 ro 45s{ Grey Peas 36s to 43s| Polands_—s to 35s 0d Barley 28s to 365 0d| Beans, new 44s ta 515 od| Oats for ſeed—S Malt 68s 72s od| Beans, Old 5s|
Monday, July 7.
Our ſupply of Wheat to-day was rather a ſhort one, and fine ſamples advanced From 3s. to 5s. per quar er; a proportionáte price was noc, however, to be obtained for the inle: Lr and ordinary ſorts, the ſales of which, at the cloſe of the markets had not the ſame briſkneſ; as in the morninz.— Barl y and Malt remain ſteady at our lat reported prices.—White Peaſ-, good boilers, Æill continue on the riſe; and Grey Peaſe are likewiſe dearer.e—Beans, of both forts, are ch-aper; viz. Kentiſh Ticks about 3s. per quarter=—Although we had not many freſh arrivals of Oats» the ſtock on hand was found adequate co the demand z prices of this article nearly as laſt.—Seventy-five Shillings per ſack was aſked for Fine Flour in the courſe of the day,
Wheat 56s 70s to 758| White Pease 468 to 56s| Ditto, old,_—s Fine=s 80 fos#45| Boilers bes to 64s| Ticks, new 34s to 49s Superfine, 85: to$78 j Suffolls,=s to 665| Ditto, old,—Ss Ry 38s to 44s| Grey Peas 40s to 46s| Oats 238278 to 33s Barley 30s to 36s| Beans, new 43s to 495| Polands—s to 34s 6d Malt 60s to 72s
Monday, Jaly 14.
This markt again was but thinly upplied with Wheat to day, which occaſioned our Factors to demand ra! her more money for fine ſamples; the advancez however, could not be ſupported through the day, and the trade left off heavily upon laſt Monday’s terms—Barley and Malt are both dearer; the ſupply of the former, of Prime quality, being ſhort.—Whice ¿nd Grey Peaſe likewiſe come ſparingly to markct, the laf-mentioncd dear-r.—Beans are not lower; but Oars, of which we have ſevcral freſh arrivrals, hardly acquired laſt week?s currency.
Wheat 58s 65s 758| White Peas 43s to 56s| Ditto, Old_—5 Fine 80s to$4e| Boilcrs 58sto 63s| Ticks new 33s to 398 Superfine 86s 88s| Suffolks=s to 65s| Ditto, Old—S
yz 378to 43s| Grey Peas 448 fo 43s| Oats 228 z6s to z0s Barley 28s to 37s| Beans new 40s to 49s| Polands—s 33s 6d Malt 64s to 73s|
Monday, July 21.
We had a pretty plentiful ſupnly of Wheat from Eſſex and Kent this morning, ín the ſales of which pric-s declined 3s. per quarter, for fine ſamples, and ſomething more 0n thoſe of inferior qualiiy.—Barley and White Peaſ-, being a ſhort ſupply, both fully main:aines 1a quotea prices.
Grey Peaſe and Beans, af both ſorts, arc cheaper, having plenty of each.—Oats likewiſe, from the North, have arriv-d in larg“ quantities, bur they are moſtly of ſecond and indifferent guality z prices rather low r than laſt week
Wheat 56s 6.18 to 758 White Pease 40s to 54s| Ditto, old 3 Fine t 78s to 82s| Boilers bos to 64s| Ticks, new 308 to 373 Superfine 848 to 855| Suffolks 6 58 od| Ditto, old—s Rye 388 to 43s| Grey Peas 408 to 46s od| Oats 225 268 to 318 Barley 325 to 388| Beans, new 405s to 48s od| Polahds=S to 333 od Male 64s to 735 od|