Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-21
BALTIMORE NIRKL rs.

WHsAr.-We have again 10 note n dull mar
ket for Wheat, and prices continue TO droop,
pariicniari: for the lower and medium grades
choice Maryland samples being most in demand
and commanding comparatively better price
The receipts show falling off. which is mos,
marked in Western decripiions there being
only abcnt s. 900 bushels against lsn. 900 bush
els last week. The sales reported embrace ! Ouo
bushels NarylsnG white at iG1Glso cents Tor
fair 10 choice: l3 coo bushels iriue to choice
do. amber NJ l15(d} 80 cents. Il cargo. of 8 800
bushels choice bring ing LIS cents on THURSDAY:
5000 bushels fair TO prime do. red "a, l6o(f ia
cents; 500 do. good PENNSYLVANIA red Mt IGTGa
l69 cents 400 do. choice do. do. a, LIZ cents;
S00 bushels damaged Western red ut l35CT q;
cents; 500 do. No. !. Chicago sprin- red u,
$50 cents; 1900 do No. do. on private terms:
1000 DO. good winter red ut l5G(I 81 cents
CoRN.-Thc market for Southern Corn opc:l-
e'i dull. an! prices for both white and yellow
declined ia cents per huShe. but the limited
supply caused, more competition later i'm the
week, and white closes firm, with a full rccoy-
cry, while yellow remains steady at the de-
cline. he offerings up TO rhursiav. in
elusive, amounted 10 4j.0OO bushels. against
10000 bushels last week, and the sales en-
brace -, 900 bushels white at SI(f s. cents
tor inferior. and SGGf So cents for prime closing
ut the outside figure and 10000 bushels VEL
low nj soCa 81 cents for bluc-eyed and inferior.
and s3ta IS cents for good to prime The
market Tor Western has ruled ouict. with n
moderate demand, and prices are shaded in
buyers favor cent on new, and cents per
buShei on old mixed The sales reported en-
brace &c, 0cO bushels new mixed at from sIA
down 10 80 cents. and 30. 600 do old do. nj
SO down 10 81 cents, all in Elevator. and 5, 600
do. old mixed, for FIRST half June delivery,
at sc cents
oATs--The sales reported amour, TO l6 600
hHShrls ns 81 - 10
al 6O(G6i cts, ana 8, 500 do bright do. nj soG
% cts, all on track; $50 TO- PENNSYLVANIA nj 81
cts. and 1000 do Maryland at 66Gl70 cts latter
ioE cho'ce To-day We quote mixed Western
al eoGte. cents; bright do. at 636e5 cents,
and Maryland at G6G6s cents.
kfs.-The receipts Of Rye are light. and the
market is firm at fall figures. The sales rrpor-
ted amount to l, 200 bushels at lO.Oal6s CENTS
Tor good to prime, bulk at the latter figure
ToRAcco.-There is considerable ;uouirv for
Ohio Leaf Tobacco. the receivers being mostly
supplied now with good assortment. but the
business so Tar Is moderate, the sales being con.
fined 10 about $50 bids, mostly for Bremen.
The French agent is looking around, !" blu, has
rs vet made no purchases Of which We are ad-
rised. Medium grades of Marylana are van,.J
and move actively at S763 per hundred. prin.
cipaily for France and Germany, but common
and fine samples are dull and neglected Fan
cy viii not bring over SID. There are no Gales
OF kentucky and Virginia descriptions. The
inspections this week are about equal 10 those
OF The week previous, but show n falling in
Maryland and kentucky and an increase in
Ohio. The exports during the week were
f,04l hhds. TO Amsterdam, T62 hhds. TO Bre.
men, 80 hhds. 40 Liverpool and hhds. TO Dem
erara; total, l,s2s hhds. The market, remain
steady and p:ices are without anv material
change. We qnote to-day rs follows, viz:
unsound, $4,000. 500
sound common, 5000 GOO
% good do, e.50Got 6 so
middlinc, T.0oG 8 90
good 10 fine red, o.OoGl2.0
fancy, 10000 90. 90
upper country, 5000 20. 90
ground leaves, 5000 800
GrASo.-There is a fair demand for Peruvian,
and prices are as before reported, viz: 500 gold
per long ton for GuanaPe and Macabi, with a
di scouut of so cents to 81. SO per ton on lots
of so to $50 tons. We note an Improvement in
the demand from the South for Fertilizers rs the
season opens. but trade is not vet active. We
quote the leading makes at from S45G SEQ per
ton, but the inferior qualities are offered much