Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAr.-The market for Wheat has ruled
dull during the week under review, and at the
close prices are 10 10 cents lower. The re-
ccir,s of Southern amounted Il. 900 bushels all
of " hich sold a. follows: 3oOO ushe,s good
10 prime white nj l7O{a, $50 cents; ] 900 bush
els amber at lsoG, l92 cents: LEO bushels
inferior 10 fair red at IIjCf leo cents. and
$50 bushels good 10 prime do. at l65Cf l15
cents. At the close we quote ehoice white At
ls5ctl sS cents. and amber at lso(a is5 cents.
The n ceipts Of Nestern were %, 900 bushels. q
considerable portion Of which had been sold TO
arrive. ard was previously reported. The salts
during the week were 400 bushels common
spring RID at 49, cents: :, 900 bushels good TO
prime winter real 1T l5oG lj5 cents: .. 900 bush
els amber at l60Ials5 cents. latter Cor q small
lot Of fancy: and 500 bushels white at l63Ca les
certs. At the closc'we oacte ssnber at leo
cents
Oars The market for Western Oats has raled
very dull and heavy during the week, and pri-
ces show n marked decline al the close, but
Southern are in limited supply, snd are COM
parsiivcly frmer. The sales OF Western were
1000 bushels mixed at 4Od sc cents. the inside
figure FOR slightly damaged and Z, 500 bushels
bright at 4jta - cents, and Of Southern 1900
bushels At $50 u cents for inferior for choice
bright. We quote to-day. Southern at asa 80
cents: mixed Western At 4lG - cents, and
Brieh; do. nj asa Sc cents
CoRS-The receipts of Corn during the weeh
amounted TO 10. 900 bushels, of which li0 600
bushels were Western. Up TO Thursday the
market for Southern r1led dull: and prices for
both white and yellow declined I kS2 crnts; but
on Thursday the demand was active, particuia-
ly for white, and prices advanced cen, for
yellow and 2G,3 cents for white. The sales
were Il, coo bushels white ct 6GN,1i cents clos
ing 70(a Il cents and IL 600 bushels yellow .,
6c@63 cents, closing ut 60 cents. The mIrket
fof Western has ruled very dull, and the prices
Of mixed in Elevator has declined % cents per
hushel. closing Ut the lowest point Of the week
The sales reported were 900 bushels No. .
white al o5 cents. 100 bushels No. ] yellow
al 81 rents, 4, 100 bushels No. mixed at SOFA,
5. ccnis, and %. 600 bushels mixed at 60G53A
cents, bulk At 6ol a 81 cents. all in Elevator.
RrE.-The receipts Of Rye have b-cn more
liberal. particularly of Western, and the market
has rused dnll and heavy. closing nj lower fg-
ures. The sales reported reach 1900 bushels
Western at 12(S15 cents and 500 bushels Mary
land at s0ts SIS cents, but ut the Close we quote
at .ofa so cests for fair TO prime
ToBAcoo-fhe receipts Of MARYLAND Leaf To-
bacco during the past week are nearly 500 hhds.
less than those Of the week previous but those
OF Ohio are nearly COO hhds. greater. For Ma
ryland the market has continued active for MI
the better grades, and the sales amounted 10
1000 TO 200 hhds. for all the markets, bu,
principally for France and Holland Although
the French buyers have as vet taken no Ohio,
there has been good demand for that descrip.
ton, and se note Gales Of about COO hhds. for
Du'sburg, Bremen and Austria. II is expected
purchases "iil be made the coming week to fil
the Freneh contract, and there is better feelins
prevailing, the views Of holders having beeu
sustained in The transactions reported. 70,
Kentucky and Virginia The market is Quiet
We learn Of sales Of IS to 100 hhis ofihe form
er on speculation. but in Virginia ;here i moth.
Jag doing beyond small sales Of DECIDED quail.
tics 10 III orders for export and for these grades
prices are FRY, but the lower grads are entire
J.! neglected. Tie exports during the wesA wsrs