Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-04
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wnEAs.-Th narkss ~ WHIST - s11e1
asIt asring ~ 80 week. asd Psices shou :
fnrshef decAne u s0o ceno ~ bssheaooa en-
grnau. h reue1pas q Western we're Rhssal.
anpsnsis9 20 lis 60 bnshela bat Of Peunsyl-
vaeia wese only s.eoe bushesA and Masyisnd
la.ooo busaels. Thsalo u MARYLAND euAace
Beariy all the sGssiAg4 ard we've 500 bssheis
bushels do anler Il ffon IT'S cenn dows
10 10 eeats. asd 5000 90. red q lao Cesss
Sor very common, lss cent? for fair, and le06
le7 cects for good 10 prime. For Wesaern the
market was particularly Gull. A largs portion
Of the receipts usEe takea 70 an coairacss and
ofshe oaesinU ales vese 1ade q loo bsshels
utssef red e lSSSllo eeatss 900 De. white
= i4s cesss zoo do. amber u les centss 900
do. No. spring red ~ 40 centa al on track,
and o.oo0 bushels No. spring Id eaesatos, On
peivate terms.
Ceas.-We noss good demand for South
err white Corn since oar last Sestew, and Tie
MARKET esesss stroax at IN advance of cents
per bsshel. bat yellow . dull At decline q
rents per bushel. The o(efings up 70 Ihurs-
DAY, inciusive. amounted to @, 100 bushels.
and the sales embrace 81. 900 bushels good 20
prime white at s36sS ceats; 5000 DO. fair do.
at soGsieentss u, 900 do. prime, yellow II
from sc dowE 10 g cents. and 900 do inferior
do. 1t 71(9eo ceats; some zoo bushels having
been hela over. AZ the close we quoo prime
white a IS cents, and do: yellow q g cent?.
We a'so note sales Of Z, 400 bushels virginiA
white, to arrive At so6sl ccnts. The Western
markets for Corn hare been somewhat panieky.
and for Western descriptions here, prices have
given way eoasidefably. The receipts were
moderate, amounting 70 l7s, 900 bushels, and
the sales include 20, 900 bushels old mixed At
from As down to 90 cents, and l5,oo0 bushels
new do. at from a. down to - cents. all In
ELEVATOR. Futures were offered freely, and We
haw aS1~ nflS hs.a1. al AlA md
half June, at 81 cents 10000 do. old, all June,
At 50 cents; 10000 do. new, last half June, at
% cents; 5. 0o0 do. new, all June, ~ % cents,
and 200 do. new. FIRST half June, at 70 cents.
OARS sales reported amounted to IL, QUO
bushels, As 70 lows: 1900 bushels, Maryland
a ef07e cents; 2,ooo do. Pennsylvania al GAG
6s cents, :, 400 bushels bright Western ~ sac
the market closing at these figures.
RyE.-The demand for Rye Is active and the
market has ruled firm, with moderate receipts.
and We note closing with An upward tendency.
The sales footed up 2, goo bushels at ITO cents,
and 500 do. liz cts., the latter sold on Thurs
day
TosAcco.-The markets for Leaf Tobacco rule
quiet asd although the demand is fair for desir-
able qualities, the tendency 10 generally in buy
ers' favor. The receipts Of Maryland are good,
and we note an increased demand for grades
suitable for the Frcnrh contract and for the
German market. The sales during the week
foot up 6vO to 700 hhds., mostly. for France,
aud Germany. For upper country descriptions
the market is quiet but rather more aeti-e.-
For Ohio we note q fair inquiry and q stcndy
feeling, some holders being reported as not dis
posed to accept current rates. The sales
amount to about 300 hhds. for Duisburg. Bre-
men and France, mostly at $i.5o@7. Co!ory
descriptions are still in good demand, princi-
pally for the Austrian market. We learn OF no
movement in Virginia or Kentucky. The in
spections for the week show falling of Of about
300 hhds., chiefly in Ohio. The exports during
the week were $50 hhds. to Bremen, ia hhds
to Rotterdam, 59i hhds. to Havrc and 10 hhds.
to Demerara; total ?, 2o7. We quote prices to-
day rs follows, viz: