IMPORTED.

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| | | |

| | Quarters. | Duties received. |

| | | |

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| England, 1789: | | £ s. d. |

| Wheat | 72,379 |} |

| Wheat Flour | 16,172 |} |

| Rye | 14,844 |} |

| Barley | 8,749 |} |

| Oats | 359,754 |} 4,814 3 7¾ |

| Oatmeal | 6,213 |} |

| Beans | 162 |} |

| Pease | 99 |} |

| Indian corn | 54 |} |

| Scotland, 1789: | | |

| Wheat | 19,722 |} |

| Wheat Flour | 2,228 |} |

| Barley | 2,378 |} 1,334 1 9 |

| Oats | 63,754 |} |

| Pease and beans | 130 |} |

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The following is an account of the average prices of corn in England

and Wales, by the standard Winchester bushel, for the year 1789:

Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans.

s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.

6 4¾ 3 8¾ 2 10¼ 2 0 3 4¾

N.B.--The prices of the finest and coarsest sorts of grain generally

exceed and reduce the average price as follows, viz.:

Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans.

Per bushel 6d. 3d. 3d. 3d. 6d.

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