LONDON PRICES OF GRAIN for May, 1803. MARK-LANE, Monday, May z. Price of Grain, on board Ship, as under
OUR fupplies being fhort, an inconfiderable advance has again taken place in meft Grain to day. Wheat may be confidered from Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. Barley and Malt are likewife on the rife. Oats have a brifk fale, and are fomething dearer 3 and Peas and Beans fetch better prices than laft week.
Wheat 473to 61s| Malt 4tsto46sod| Grey Peas 28sto31so0d Fine 62s to 63s 6d{| Oats 16s to 21s| Small Beans 30sto 35s0d Rye 425 to 35s
Polands 22s to 23s 6d| Ticks, 27s to 318 0d Barley 20s to25s 6d| White Peas 378 to 44s
Monday, May 9g.
The fupply of Wheat at our Market this day, was not very great; beft famples maintained lat week’s prices, but the inferior forts were rather dull and 1s. cheaper. Barley is rather dearer; we have plenty of buyers, and not a very great fupply.— Oats are likewife brifk, the fupply of that article being rather fhort. In other arti- cles we have no material variation.
Wheat 47s to 60s| Barley 215 to 26s od| White Peas 37s to 438 Fine 61s to 623 od| Malt 41s to 45s 6d| Grey Peas 28sto 32s0d Rye 32s to 35s od| Oats 14s to 24s| Sm. Beans, 30s to 34s 6d
| Polands ditto 22s to23so0d| Ticks, 27s to 31s od
Monday, May 16.
In confequence of the imprefs, and the profpeé of an immediate war, we hada number of buyers to-day. At firft of the market, high prices were afked for Wheat, but few, even of the beft fam»les, were taken off at more than an advance of 2s. and 3s. per quarter, every other article of Grain partaking of the rife.—Barley fetched 1s. 6d. per quarter more than laft Monday; and Malt in proportion. Good Oats experienced an ajvance of half-a-crowna quarter.——Other articles, as well as Blour, are looking upwards.
Wheat 50s to 615| Malt 433 to 47s0d| White Peas 37s to 448 6d Fine 62s to 63564") Oats 16s to 22s| Grey Peas 28sto 32s od Ry: 33s to 36s| Polands 23sto 24s 6d| Sm. Beans, 3os to 35s Barley 233 to 278 od| Ticks 28s to 32s od
Monday, May 23.
Our fupply of Wheat for this day’s Market being but inconfiderable, and the buyers sather numerous, that article aivanced full 5s. per quarter for the beft mealing famples. Though we had no great demand for Barley and Malt, yet both were from Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. Peas and Beaas are likewife on therife. Oats, and particularly the better forts, are alfo dearer.
Wheat 548 to 68s| Male 453 to 49s 6d| Grey Peas 31s to 34s 6d Fine 69s to 71s od| Oats 203 to 25s Small Beans 32s to 36s od Rye 338 to 363;0d| Polandsditto 26s to27s 6d| Tieks 23s to 333 od Barley 253s to z9s od| White Peas 433 to 47s od
Monday, May 30.
Our fupply of Grain to-day are but moderate, yet Wheat(except for fome few very prime famples which obtain top prices} have feltadepreffion of full two fhillings par quarter. Borley and Malt go off readily, there being but a fhort fupply of the tormer, Oats of the beft fort are rather dearer, and thofe of middling quality fell frcely at laft quoted prices. Peas and Beans are fomething higher, Flour rather inclines downward, havi g a better fupply than of late.
Wheat 50s to 65s| Malt 44s to 50s| Grey Peas 32s to 35s 6d Fine 66s to 67s 6d| Oats Tgs to 26| Small Beans33: to 375 6d Rye 335 to 36s Polands ditto 295 to 28s 6d| Ticks 308 Lo 349 Burley 25s td 30sod| White Pras 44s to Siscd{
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