LONDON PRICES OF GRAIN for July, 1805. MARK LANE, Monday, Jul 1, 1805.

Although we had no grear ſupp!y of wheat up, rhe quantity op hand left us ſufh« cient for the demands of the day. The ſales of fine lamples Were; as uſual, briſfk, and affetted upon as good terms as Jaſt week, while the ordinary are conſtantly de= clining in value.=-Barley hardly keeps its price at 378. per quarter. Malt is hke- wiſe heavy, and bare)y continues at its former currency. White Peas and Beans.of both ſorts, being rather 2 ſhort ſupply, go oft readily, and are rather dearer. Oatss particularly thoſe of the potatoe kind, Jelt-at hößher prices“than we quote-=othere fully maintain laſt currency. SEREN

Price of Grain, on board Ship, as under.

Wheat 4435 605 765| White Peas 445 to 655| Ditto, old, to 528 Fine Sos to 908| Boilers 485 to 505| Ticks, new 425 to 465 Supcrfine, to 955| Suffolks, to=-3 to 525| Ditto, old, to 485 Ry2 465 to 515| Grey Peas 425 to 465| Oats 255 to 285 318 Barley 305 to 378 6d| Beans, neW 468 to 495| Polands 308 to 335 od Malt 655 to 708 0 Monday, July 8. The arriv:1s of Wheat to-day from the Corn Counties on the Coaſt were incopſi-

derable, and leſs than any which haye occurred of late, hence ſamp'es of:very old- were rather dearer, and teiched ſomething more than the higheſt price ſtated below. From the unfavourableneſs of the weather, the Flour-fadors were a little more peremptory in their demands for that article. Barley is likewiſe dear/r, the ſupply being alſo ſhort. Oats, of which we have a ſcanty ſupply» obtain conſiderably more than lait weck. In the other articles of Rye, Malt, Bean3, and Peas, the trade was dull, but experiented noy material alterarion in value.--General Currency as

follows:

Wheat 5038 663 to 885| White Peas 403 to 443| Old. g15 Fine 923 to 955| Boi!ers 455 t0 495| Ticks new“=." 385 t0 428 Superfine 98s| Suffolks=-s to 525| Old EATON: Ry2 453 to 505| Grey Peas 405 to 465| Oats 2535 285.t0 335 Barley 355 to 395| Beans new 423 to 465| Polands 345 to 365 Malt 645 to 708

Monday, July 15.

Vniting thz freſh arrivals of Engliſh with the Foreign Wheats on hand, vur ſuyp« ply was a tol:iable good vne, Having many buy«ars, the very fine Kill continued to outſtrip in proportion the other forts; and lome curious(ele& ſamples fetched 25. and

> 28. per quarter more than was offeied for ihe ſame quality laſt week. Barley is dearer. Malt, juſt at the cloſe ot Mond2y's Market, experienced a riſe, and has ſince been on ihe advance. White Peas iel rather freely at laſt currency. Beans and their prices are mended.=-We Nave likewite

of both ſorts are a great ſupp]y» large(upplies of foreign Oars 3; th ſe 6f the beit quaity were nearly as Cear as latt

weck, the ordinary at rather leſs.--Fiour has riſen 55. per ſack. 3 W hear 305 685 to 925| White Pcas 425 to 465 oa| Old 503 Fine 945 to 985| Boilers 475 to 525| Tick; new 365 t0 428 Superfine 1005| Suffolks--5 to 535 od| Old 4450d Rze 445 t0 505| Grey Feas 40510 445 od| Oats 265 305 to 3458 Barley 365 to 425 od| Beans, 02W 405 tO 455 od| Polands 355 to 365 0d Malt 6385 to 745 od uU Monday, July 22. Our Market deriving its chief ſupply vf Whca' from fo-eign arrivals, and little

of our own growth coming to hand to-day, high prices were demanded at firlt of che morning, but, from an expe&ation of Letter iupplies, the buyers wire backward to give what was aſked, hence a heavy day, except for a very rew prime ſamples of fine Dantzic--Barley continues geltirg uf» and the price to=u12y is enhanced by 2 very ſhort iupi'ly. Malt likewite is dearer. Beans of both ſcrts, with aimoſ every other kind ot Grain, are on ihe advance=-Fine Fl.ur up at 925. per guantel.

Wheat 535 728| Malt 725-710 775 04| Old 523 Fine 80s to 855| White Peas 445 to 505 cd| Tick; new 415104638 Superfine 1005| Boilers 505 to 545| Old 473 Danizic 106s| Suffolks=--5 t0 565 od| Oats 265 308 to 348 Rye 465 t0 523| Grey Peas 425 to 465| Polands 355 to 378 Barley 385 to 445| Beans, neW 443 t0 505 0d