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1807.] WM) 402404 London Prices of Grain, for Feb. 1807. Monday, Feb. 9.
Our ſupp!y of Wheat wäs rather ſhort this morning, and the buyers numereus 3 Prices, in conſequence, advanced two and three Ihillings per quaritr.--In Barley and Beans, of both ſorts, the arrivals, added to the flock in hand, were ſuſäcient to anſwer the demand. The ſales of theſe, and of Malt, were all of them Jgull, with no improvement in price. White and Grey Peaſe, on the contrary, were rather dearer.==We had not many freſh Oats up, but pretty large remainders of former ar- rivals.==Good Horſe Corn obtained better prices, but the other(orts xemain at about laſt currency.=>Fine Flour Ready at 708. per ſack. NE
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Wheat 505 608 to 685| White Peaſe 505 to 705 Fine x==3 708 to 763) Boilers 805 to 885|'Dicks new 3925 to 393 Syperfine| 785 to 823| Suffolks==3 to gos| Old y 4.05 Rye 365 to 448| Grey Peaſe 365 to 455| Oats 215 2683 293 Barley 308 to 385| Fine new 475| Polands 303 to 325 Malt 585 to 705| Beans new 3685 to 423
Monday, Feb. 16.
Our arrivals of Wheat to-d:y were nof numerous. The Moaling trade bore 2 bri:kneſs early in the mornnig, but which went off towards the cloſe, and Prices were deemed nearly the ſame as laſt Monday. We had pretty good ſupplies of the dif-
ferent ſorts of Norfolk, Barley t3-day, and which gave way fall vne viling per'
quarter» Malt is likewiſe heavy, but not with any material alteration in price.-== White Peaſe, boilers, of the fineſt quality, fetched nearly 1.& Mo! day?s(I M3S.=== Grey Peaſc, and old Beans, of both(ſorts, were dearer. The other lorts remain unaltered.=-But few Oats have arrived ſince oux laſt, and rather higher prices de= manded for thoſe of the beit quality.--Flour fully kceps its price-
Wheat 505 605 to 703| White Peasze zs to 708| Ditto, o!d, 493 Fine=-=35 725 to 785| Boilers Sos to 835| Ticks, new 303 to 37% Superfine, 805 to 848| Sufiolks,==5 t0 89:| Ditto; old» 4.23 Rye 365 to 46s| Grey Peas 4083. to 46:! Oats 2.05 273 t0 3023 Barley 305 to 365| New ditto 4838| Polands 315 ts 325 6« Malt 605 to 708| Beans, new 365 to 423
Monday, Feb. 23.
Our ſuppiles of Wheat were rather ſhort this morning, and which procured for fine ſampfes a ſmall advance in price.==Barley retains its value atthe ſubvjJoined cur- rency.=-Malt the fame, but with no briskneſs in the ſai6.=» White and Grey Peaſe are rather a ſhort ſupply 3; they all keep their prices.--Bean: of bot? orts nave been ſubj2A& to very little aiteration.=-Oats, and indeed moſt other aruücle« of grain, baye come ſparingly to market; on which aecount:here was no abatemeat from laſt Mon- day's terms.=-The Bakers appear to be pretty well furniſh:d with Flour 3; the price Neady» at 705. per Sack==723. nominal.
Wheat 505 603 to 635| White Peaſe 5083 to 705| Old 4223 Fine 705 to 785| Boilers 785 to 345| Ticks, new 3023 to 3832 Superfine 8o0s to 845| Suffolks 885| Old 403 Rye, new 365 to 465| Grey Peaſe 365 to 4%s| Gats 2259233 345 Barley 325 to 385| New;-diuto 435| P.lands==s tO 338 Malt 605 to 7025| Beans, new 305 to 425