Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-09-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Wharf.-The demand for Wheat has ruled
active since our last review and the market has
been very strong and closes buoyant at full
prices for all grades. The cable advices indi-
cate a strong market on the other, and the fea-
ture of our market has been tie demand for ex-
port. The receipts Of Southern are rather more
liberal, amour ting TO -, 600 bushels to Thurs
day, inclusive, against $1,000 bushels same
time last week. The offerings were taken each
day, the sales being 1900 bushels inferior to
prime white at l62@i7T cents; {, 200 do. choice
do. at lsOC5 100 cents: 26, 500 do. choice amber
at lISGlsO cents: %, 500 do. good to prime
red at l10@ls7 cents. and 10, 900 do inferior
TO fair do. at l50G9l6s cents. OF other descrip.
tions the receipts have also been more liberal,
and the market closes very firm, with . good
demand for export. The sales were 4, 900 bush
els Pennsylvania red at l65Gi72 cents; 1900
do. tough Western red at l5cC3l54 cents, and
IA 600 do. fair to good do. do. at l57Gsl65
cents all on the spot, and 2,o0e do. Ohio do
to arrive nj l62 ceRis.
CoRx.-The movement in Corn during the
week under review has not been active, but with
good demand the market has ruled firm, and
prices Of both Southern and Western are cents
higher, the market closing strong. The offer
ings OF Southern were confined TO i, 200 bush
els all Of which sold at 69@T2 cents TO. white
aud 60 cents for yellow. The receipts Of West
ern were large. amounting 30 nearly 200, 600
bushels, Of which, however, only about one
half went into Elevator. The demand Is in
excess Of the offerings, large proportion Of the
receipts having been purchased By shippers to
arrive. The sales of mixed in Elevator, a. re-
ported, amounted to about SO, 600 bushels at
from 60 TO 81 cents, the latter figure being freely
offered at the close. wealso note sales Of }, 500
bushels No. . MIXED at 5sEs5s cents; 1000
do yellow NJ So cents, s,0o0 do, white at 63G
IS cents for No. ?, and 6z@T0 cents for No. ],
and Is 900 do. rejected At 42T5o cents The
members Of the Corn and Flour Exchange have
within the past week adopted q series sf rules
establishing the diferen, grades Of Western
Corn, which will, il IS believed, greatly facili-
tate the trade.
OaTs.-The raarke, for Oats has been unset
Ted, and prices have bean dependant Cd the
daily SIMPLY and demand, the feeling. however,
having been rather favorable TO buyers. The
sales since opr last have amounted 70 %, oeo
bushels. IS follows; s,oso bushels Southern at
43fS "a ceuts; 1000 do. MIXED Western at IS
G.s3 cents, former for damaged. and 4, 900 DO.
bright do. At 43tSis cents. To-day we quote
Southern at i3SS4s cents; MIXED Western at
4e@f3 cents. and bright do. At <4@ss cents;
market steady.
RyE.-The market for Rye ruled dull ezriy
In the week. and sales were made Of ] 600 busts
els al sskas5 cents, but the feeling is somewhat
f.raer. and we note sales within the past two
dsss of sea to coo bnsheis - es9ss coats for
good 10 prime
TcaAcce--The business in leaf Tobacco, N
for some weeks past Is confined chiefly 60
Maryland descriptions, but we note all kinds
5rrn, with steady demand for the principal
Europsan markets. The Inspections were about
equal 10 these Of last week. The sales Of Mary
land amoun;,o 200 20 Zoo hhds-, nossly
sor France, Bremen and Holland, md 90 note