Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-11
BALTIMORE MARKE rs.

WHEAr.-There has been no improvement In
the market for Wheat during the past week.
and prices Of all descripiions are again lower,
particularly for the medium ard inferior grades
The receipts are moderate, only amounting to
loo, coo bushels. Of which "a. 600 bushels were
Western, 90, 600 bushels Maryland, and 5000
bushels Pennsylvania. The sales Of Maryland
include :. 900 bushels good to prime white a,
l5oG1l60 cents; $4,000 do. amber at from TIA
down 10 l62 cents, closing at i62(a les cents
for prime to choice. and 900 do. fair 10
prime red At l45GG l60 cents. For Pennsylva-
mia varieties prices have declined cts per bush
ell, and we have sales reported OF | 200 bushels
at l6O cents; 400 bushels at l5s cents; 200 do
at l55 cents; 400 do at l53 cents; 400 do ai
l52 cents, and 500 do. ut $50 cents, the best
price obtained to-day for prime lots beirg IS,
cents. Western Wheat is dull. and we mole a
very light demand. The sales reported were
1000 bushels No. spring red at l3s@ lao
cents and 2 900 do. No. 3 do. at 49, cents,
both in Elevator for export: 400 bushels prime
Water ret at las cents, and 400 do. common
do. at lis cents.
CoRS-The market for Southern white Corn
opened active and Ii. N nj the best figures OF
las, week, but owing TO increased receipts, prices
weakened, and although all Offer n - have bern
taken the figures Al the close are sac cents be-
low last weeks closing: the market siea,.r.
Yellow Corn was in less active demand and
prices have also yielded somewhat, though no,
10 so grea, an extent. The offerings TO Thurs
day, inclusive, amounted 10 $4,000 bushels,
and the sales include }, 900 bushels white at
97@es cents: l., 900 do. at 93195 cents; 90
900 do. at % cents; Is, 900 do. nj 90Gsl cents:
4, 600 DO. inferior al s5(a,ss cents, and Is 600
do. yelow at I6(d 20 cents, the closing figures
TO-DAY for prime being % cents for white and
II cents for yellow. The market for Western
has ruled quiet, and Gloss irregular, with lit
tie disposition manifested TO buy or sell. The
sales were 5, 600 bushels old mixed, July deliv-
cry. at so cents; 20 600 DO. do. at 7sStGS0
CENTS, and 5000 do. new ut 76eTT73 cents.
in Elevator; %. 900 do. white st ssG90 cents,
and 5000 TO lO,oco bushels rejected at 7o@15
cents.
Oars.--The sales reported amount TO 10000
bushels, as follows: 5000 bushels Southern ut
esq - cents; 2, 400 do. Pennsylvania at ssG
ca CENTS; 400 DO. mixed Western at 62E %
cents. and 1000 do. bright do. a, 6S @65 cents
AZ the close We quote light Southern at 70fa,I4
cents. ard heavy Western at 90 cents for mixed,
and 6SG6& cents for bright.
EYE.-1he sales reported amounted 10 about
$500 bushels At from ll2 down 10 los cents,
The latter being the outside price for prime to-
day.
roRAcco.-There has been a good demand for
Mary land and Ohio Leaf Tobacco during the
past week, and the markets for each NAV be writ
ten fairly active and firm. The sales ofMaryland
were about 200 hhds. upper country for France
and Germany, and \ small portion OF fine for
home manufacture, and sbont soc hhds, low
er Tobacco FOR France, Germany and Holland.
OF Ohio the sales comprise about ], loo hhds,
. snail portion for Bremen and the remainder
for France and Duisbarg. We note some bold
ers Of Ohio very stiff in their views, and indis-
posed 10 accept current quotations which buy
ers o4er freely. There is no movement report
ed in Virginia and Kentucky. The inspections
for the week show al increase Of 500 hhds. in
Maryland and Ohio. The exports for the week
were !, 1zs hhds. 10 Bremen. We quote prices
to-day as follows, viz: