LONDON PRICES OF GRAIN for Jan. 1806. MARK LANE, Monday, Jan. 5, 1806.
The influx of Whzat laſt week being large, we had ſome'left over for this day's market, and which with the freſh arrivals, rendered the Supply a tolerable good ene; ſome briskueſs prevailed in the ſales early in the morning» but upon the whole prices were n»arly the ſame as laſt Monday*--Barley has arrived 1n great plenty, and, from a ready demand, fully maintains Jaſt quoted prices.=“The ſame may likewiſe be remarked of Oats; they, alſo, of good qu ity» are full as dear as lait week.=“Malt and New Tick Beans are heavy ſale, and rather cbeaper 3; but in White Peaſe there was a fartbher advance.=-Beans(with the exception of New Ticks) remain nearly as laſt currency.
Brice of Grain, on board Ship, as under.
Wheat 565 655 702| White Peas 465 to 665 04| Beans, Old=-3 to 502 Fine 755 to 805| Boilers 753 to 885| Ticks, new 30st6e 363 Superfine. 825 to 865| Suffolks 905|, Ditto Old--=-3 t9 445 Rye 405 to 469| Grey Peas 345 to 4758| Oats 233 273 10 328 Barley 305 to 43 Sod| New, ditto 503| Polands-5 t9 358 08 Malt 655 to 758| Beans, new 395 t0 4468 0d
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Monday, Jen. 12.
We had a middling ſupply of Wheat from Eſlex and Kent this morning, but moſtly of ſecond and inferior quality. The few fine Samples that were produced, fetched nearly as much money as lait week; but all others werz dull, and rather droovping in price.--Barley comes to Market in abundance, and prices are declining Malt is likewiſe h2avy, and a trifle lower.=-White Peaſe,(Boilers) though ſtill dear, have given way two ſhillings per quarter.=“Small and Tick Beans are heavy Sale, but have varied little from our laſt Report.=-We hav? no freſh Oats up, bur a tolerable quantity on hand. This article, with moſt o-hers, war a declining aſge&, though little variation can be made'in the ſubj»ined currency» from that of Monday laſt.
Wheat 503 603 to 655| White Peaſe 4535 to 60s| Otd 49s Fine=-=3 705 to 783| Boilers 705 to 843|'Vicks new 305 to 383 „Superfine 805 to 845| Suffolks--5 to 885| Old 438 Rye 383 to 453| Grey Peaſe 325 to 465| Oats 233 265 328 Barley 303 to 405| Fine new 435| Polands 3432 Malt 645 to 748| B:ans new 34 to 443
Monday, Jan. 19.
Our ſupply of Wheat was very conſiderable from Kent, 8&0c. this morning, and the Mealing trage heavy, with declining prices of 35. and 45. per quarter, and this particularly in the ſales of ſecond and inferior quality.=-The fame remark will ap= P!y to Barley, which has arriv2d in abuündance, and is 23. per quarter Chcaper-=- Malt, of courſe, is lower.=“White Peaſe(Boile's) are ſtill ſcarce and dearer.»-=» Beans and Grey Peaſe have experienced no amendment fſinc2 our laſt 3; and Oats, of which wz2 have large arrivals, are rather cheaper.
Wheat 593 605 to 655| White Peasze 453 to 653| Ditto, old, 485 Fine=-=3 685 tg. 745 j Boilers 783 to 883| Ticks, new 305 to 36% Superfins, 763 to 823| Suffolks,==5 to gos| Ditto, olds 425 Rye 363 to 455| Grey Peas. 345 to 445| Oats 225273 t0 318 Barley 285 to 383| New ditto 485| Polands--53 t6 233 6d Malt 645 to 7338| Beans, new 328 to 423
Monday, Jan. 26.
We have farther conſiderable(upplies of Wheat for this day's market; fine ſam- ples bave given way in price, but not in any degree wich the ſecond and ordinary» Which are down 35 ana 453. per quarter.=“Fine Flour has likewiſe fallen 55. per Sick.--Barley ſtill arrives in great plenty, prime ſampl:s of which only retain laſt Prices, the other sorts, with Ma't, are cheaper.--In the two descriptions of Beans and Oats, we have no material alteration.“White Peaſe continue dear; vaith but few at market- Grey Peaſe, on the contrary, are lower.
Whear 595 558 to 605| White Peat 485 to 663| Olä 473 Fine 658 to 723| Boiler3 775 to 875| Ticks, new 303 to 308 Superfine 753 ta 805| Suffolks 915| Old 413 Rye, new 343 to 458| Grey Peaſe 335 to 453| Oats 223 273 318 Barley 235 to 373| New, ditto 475| Polands ww 19 333 Malt 648 60 733| Beanz; new 325 t9 415 s