Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-04-30

les cents sor Interior 10 fss cent? 6r strictly
choice halk a $50 cents; 5000 do. Wesiesu
vintes Wheat a lss<1iTo cents for whiaes les
eUsss esnss sbe auh<s, and l6o2t6S cents fnr
red sd 9, 500 Dc. DO. No. spriag de- q -
cass.-iie nazaes for southern Corn erea.
"a very erm, Particalariy for yellow aad tbs
pricee advsaeed e. cenl per bsshel bat sinrs
,Shen the deunAnd - bees less active. sni AZ
though the receipts are not larger, he market
has weakened, and prices hare recrdsd ? cents
on white and cents on yellow. The cdrincs
up TO Thursday inclusive amonat-d 10 er.' o,
bushels, and the sales embrace 81. 600 bushes
MARYLAND white at s3Sss cents for damp and
dry %. go do. yellow Al from s7@ss cents.
down TO ssass. censs, for: drv; 1000 bushels
blse a ed nj 20 cents. and 1900 do. Virginia
mixea 1t sl(Gss cents. At the close we quote
prime dry samples at ss6ss cents for white.
and n ssGs4 cents fer yellow. The receipts
Of Western Corn are less liberal. amounting
20 lSO. 600 bushels against as. 900 bushels last
week. The market has ruled quiet with ten
deney to lover prices. and II the eiose the feel
ing Is being at . decline OF cents per bashel
in both old and new mixed.
Oars The sales aggregate IS, ooo bushels.
as follows 1000 bushels Southern al from 81 a
70 coats; g. 600 bushels mixed Western at GOA
s. cents. and 5000 do. bright Western at sac
S5 cents. To-day we quote Southern nj GIG
mixed and bright on track.
RYE-The market for Rye has ruled quiet,
with limited offerings and q fair demand, con-
fined to dis,illers. The sales include $50 hnsh-
els inferior at IS cents, and 1900 bushels
good TO prime Maryland and Pennsylvania q,
lo3@lo5 cents.
TosAcco.-The market for Leaf Tobacco Is
generally quiet. The French contract for Ma
rland and ohio descriptions has been award.
ed TO parties for whom Messrs. Bros. Boninger
Of Baltimore city are agents but beyond lev
lots Of Maryland, no movement has been made
on that account. There Is q brisk demand for
medium and good Maryland. and the sales reach
600 TO 100 hhds. for the German, Dutch and
French markets. but the common and fine quail
titles are dull and neglected. The sales Of Ohio
arc confined to about 90 hhds.. mostly for Ger
many. and NC note the market for this cescrip-
ton dull, the few buyers who are operating ex-
pectiug concessions from previous prices. There
is = brisk movement in Kentucky reported al
the West, and the market here is consequently
firm. hut no sales are reported and there is also
no movement in Virginia. The exports during
the week were els hhds to Bremen, and hhds
TO Demerara; total s33 hills. The markets re-
main steady and prices are without any mate
rial change. We quote to-day as 70 lows, Wig
Mary l. ansound, $1,000 500
sound common, 5.00a 600
Rooc 40, 6.oOtd o-So
middling, T.00(G {. 90
90 good TO 6ne red, 9.00@t IL 90
" fancy, l30oGls. O0
90 upper country, 4.00G29. 90
90 ground leaves, 4.oOG 800
Guaxo.-Thcre is a fair demand for Peru ian,
and prices are as before reported, viz: $50 gold
per long ton for Guanape and Macabi, with q
discount Of so cents to l.50 per ton on lots
Of so to $50 tons. We note an improvement in
a. L.. r A. l. f. .t.-.- -.
season opens. but trade is not yet active. We
quote the leading makes at from $4s6aS SEQ per
ton, but the inferior qualities are offered much
lower.