Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-02

the prime and choice grades, and the market
closes duh and heary- The ree<ip0 Of Soatheeu
up 20 Tbursday, inclusive. were 60, 600 bushels.
against IS Geo bushels The same time last ueek,
the baik Of which was sold a prizes rssging
from fso dswn TO lds cents for choice ansbes,
and IT'S TO leo ceafs for prime red. while COM
moa and tough have sold ~ low - 10 and rs
ernss. Choice whits wheat 10 frmer, conzpara-
lively the range Of prices hAving been ftu0 la0
20 no cents. The demand for Western and
Pennsyivania y Beats has been very light snd
the bulk Of the receipts hare gone into store
The sales reported were only 400 bushels choice
Pennsylvania red leariy in the week at les cts /;
400 do. Western spring red at is3s eents; I, 700
do winter Dc. az l4o(Gl45 eents; and 5, 900 do.
do NJ l556ni5I cents. latter for amber.
CoRx.--The receipts Of Western Corn have
fallen Oh almost 20 nothing. and the markes 10
utterly denoralized, owing to the absence cf
demand for shippers. We learn Of one or two
parcels Of mixed in elevator, amountisg 70 IS.
600 bushels. having changed banda supposed
at 60t9si cents, bat any quotations to-day
would be entirely nominal. Other descriptions
are also lower. and We note sales Of g. 500 bush
els white at 81 down TO 63i cents, l,eoo do.
mixed and low mixed on track ut 6s6as4 cents;
and 1900 do. rejected at 5oG6l cents; bat
these figures could not be realised to-tiay. ez-
cepi perhaps for white The receipts Of South.
ern continue light, but are more than ample for
the demand; and white, particularly, closes dull
at decline Of 10 cents per bushel The sales
were }, 500 bushels white and mixed as 5o(G,so
cents, closing at the inside figure for prime white,
and 1000 do. yellow At si}@s2 cents
OArs--The market for Oats has ruled fairly
active and steady. with good local demand,
and prices have shown but little VARIATION
The sales amount to Is, 600 bushels n follows:
5000 bushels Southern at &464I cents; 10, 900
do. mixed Western ~ 4et9s4 cents, former for
inferior; and ], 600 do. mixed Pennsvlvanis and
bright Western at 4sGS&7 cents. To-day We
quote Southern at 4&ta,4I cents. mixed Western
at 43(945 cents, and bright do at 4sG&T cents.
RYE.-There has been = fair inquiry for Rye
bat the market has suffered from the general
dullness, and closes somewhat nominal in price
The sales reported amount to ! 500 or ., 600
bushels at ss692 cents, and to- day we quote
good to prime at 5000 cents per bushel
TosAcco-The markets for Leaf Tobacco are
nearly q, . stand, owing TO the difficulty of at.
tending the placing OF Foreign Exchange. and
we learn of no business except small lots 10 sup
ply the wants of home manufacturers, and for
shipment to West Indies. Holders show no
disposition to give way in price, and seem con-
tent TO await the revival Of trade. The receipts
of Maryland are fair, but Of Ohio are very light,
the cropiIn that section being nearly exhausted.
The exports during the week were go hhds to
Liverpool. There is no change in prices to
note, but our figures should be taken as entire
ly nominal, there being no business dong at
present. wequote to-day rs follows: