1.   He did nothing to check the huge hikes in grain prices.

2.   High grain prices encouraged the pace in the later eighteenth century.

3.   It was in these areas that the depressed level of grain prices caused most hardship.

4.   With grain prices heading even further downwards more savings have to made-but from where?

5.   Any shortage could push up grain prices.

6.   Grain prices were expected to triple, and workers were to receive a temporary cash supplement in place of their grain ration at low fixed prices.

7.   The latter could have a global impact, pushing up grain prices substantially.

8.   Along with grain prices, oil prices are declining as are the prices of other commodities.

9.   Although Clinton has yet to take direct action, McCurry signaled that grain prices may be the next target for presidential intervention.