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LONDON PRICES OF GRAIN for January, 1804. MARK-LANE, Monday,. 2. Price of Grain, on board Ship, as under.
OUR arrivals of Grain to-day have been(as expet&ed) very confiderable, he Wheat trade ſtill experiences a depreffion, and the ſales may be noted-at from 15. to 25. per quarter cheaper than laſt Monday. Barley is atike plentiful, but nearly maintain3 laft week's prices. Malt is atrifle lower. Some Foreign Oats are come in, and rhe fupply good, but with ſcarce any variation in price.=--White and Grey Peaſe, and both ſorts of Beans, are chcaper.
Wheat 405 to 545| Malt 525 to 573 04| Grey Peas 365 to 405 od Fine 565 to 573 64| Oats 135 to 238 Small Beans 333 to 385 od Rye 285 t0 315 0d| PoJands ditto. 245 t0255 od| Ticks 305 to 345 04 Barley 2.05.10 255 od| White Peas 405 to 465 08
Monday, January 9.
The late infux of all Grain has been followed by additional ſupplies for this Cay"3 market, and which, with the unſold of laſt week, has rendered the ſales extremely beavy. Wheat ſcarcely obtains laſt Monday's prices. The ſame may be obſerved of Barley and Malt. Oats, of which we have-plenty, are likewiſe very flat. Ticlc Beans ſell readily at former prices, but the other ſorts, with White Grey, and Pearl Peas, are cheaper; tne latter to be noted at 453. per quarter. Fine Flour ſcarcely fetches 505. per ſack,
Wheat 355 to 535| Malt 5038 to 5738 od| Pearls 455 od Fine 543 to 555 Cd| Oats 135 70 235| Grey Peas 3035to 335 od Rye 285 to 315] Polands 245 to 253 od| Small Beans 335 to 37580d
Barl2y 195 t0 245 6d)| White P2as 355 10425| Ticks, 303 to 355 od
Monday, January 16.
Our Supply of Wheat, to-day, was not great, neither were the ſamples generally of the beſt quality. This, with the excess of laſt Monday's market, has not im- proved the pric-s of that article.-»Barley is likewiſe rather a hort ſupply, as are alſo Oats: theſe boch remain at laſt Stated prices.=“White Peas are in great plenty.==- Grey, with both ſorts of Beans, keep nearly to the ſtandard of this day week.
Wheat 365 to 545| Malt 515 to 575 0d| Pearls 443 od Fine 555 to 565 od!| Oats 193 to 238| Grey Peas 333to 365 04 Rye 235 ro 313 0d| Polands ditto 245 to 255 0d| Sm. Beans, 335 to 385 cd Barley 2.05 to 2558 od| White Peas 375 to 425 od| Ticks, 325 to 355 od
Monday, Fanuary 23.
Our market has not been furniſhed with any ſupply of Wheat to-day; and the runs being genera!ly coarfe, cauſed fine ſamples to be ſought after with much avidity, which fally maintained laſt Monday's prices: the ordinary ſold heavily and hardly obfained laſt currency- We find little fuduation in Barley and Malty hence the iges remain nearly as laſt week. White Peas-and New Tick Beans have rather declined 3; but goodold Horſe Beans keep their prices. We have ſome foreign Oats in; fine ſamples ſold for rather more money than laſt Monday. Flour 455. to 485. and in plenty.
W eat 355 to 545| Malt 515 to 575 0d| White Peas 365 to 435 04 Fine 555 to 5630d j Oats 2053 to 2435| Grey Peas 3osto 355 04 Rye 295 to 315| Polands 255 to 265 0d| Sm. Beans, 395 to 355 0d Barley 205 to 245 6d|| Ticks 263 to 303 04
Monday, Fanuary 30.;
In our report ofthis day*s Market we have to ſtate; that the arrivals of Wheat have been pretty configerablegthe fine of which hardly reached last Monday's prices, and the various infer.or ſorts are dull of ſale, and cheaper.. We have a g90d ſupply of Barley, bat which, with Malt, are heavy ſale, and rather declining- White nd Grey Peas likewiſe look downwards 3; of the latter, we have a very fall ſupply- Old Beans of prim2 quality keep Their price. New Ticks the reverſe, being in plenty, and rather lower. Oats, of which the ſupply has been tolerably fair, fully maintain last week"s prices.
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Wheat 345 to 535| Malt 505 to 565 04| G Fine 545 to 555 od| Oats 195 70 245| Sr Rye 283 to 315| Polands ditto 2435 t0 265 04] T Barley t: hite Pcas 355
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