The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-20
AMNRICAN COTTON GOODs.lThe ma

AMERICAN COTTON GOODS.-The mark
for this description of goods still continues quite fat
and we have transactions this week to note of suf
6cient moment to establish quotation. We continue
former quotations, which are the general asking
rates
APPLE BRANDY-sales at 35a37 cents, very
dull.
BEESWAx-Sales at % cents.
COTTON-We note the sale this week of4OO bales
Texas Gotten, cargo of brig Empresaria at cts short
price. Holders asking for American Cotton l0a. No
demand.
CATTLE-There was about 100 head sold on Mon
day at an average ofS7
HOGS-We note the arrival of lot of live via Tide
Water Canal-they were sold at IS.
COAL-Anthracite may be quoted at 81, per ton
The receipts by the Tide Water Canal light, owing
10 the of boats adapted 10 the trade Bituminous
20 cents per bushel by the cargo.
COFFEE
RIO-Thcre has been but very little in market except
the arrivals this week, which numbers about l2l56
bags Rio, and from other ports about 1856 bags,
making in all l5,i22 bags. There has been but little
done al private SAKE We note sale at auction We'd
nesday of $40 bags at l0alls cents, and day about
1850 bags were offered and sold at from % l2l
LAGUIRA-There was offered on Wednesday, at
public SALE cargo of the schr E. Dorsey, consisting
of 1900 ags 800 ofwhich sold 1lal5s cents, the
balance Withdrawn.
DEER SIxINS.-We note the sale of small lot
at % cents. We give 1sa22 as fair quotation.
FRUIT-SeveraI eargoes of Fruit have arrived
since last and offered at auction. The carg
ofhe brig Ann Maria, consisting of 1900 boxes Lemons,
and 1900 boxes Oranges offered and 20 boxes Lee
mons sold at S. the balance Withdrawn, and 20
boxes Oranges sold 81 cents; the sale was then
stopped. The cargo of the brig Amelia from Messina,
consisting of 1900 boxes Oranges and 1920 boxes Lee
mons, were offered and sold the Lemons brought from
$500 to e35O per box, and the Oranges $2so to $3.50
We note private sale of bunch Raisins at 81 AS
so, and of Sicily Sumac at $40, so per ton.
FEATHERS-The sales have been confined to
retail. We have heard of sale which to found
quotation. Holders asking 44a50 cents.
FISH
HERRRING5-The receipts are beginning to fall off.
We have heard of alteration in prices Sales have
been effected at former quotations, which con-
time, viz for Potomac, $2,z5. No Susquehanna IN
market of any consequence. Sales of North Carolina at
S2,75. @
sHAD-Sales of Potomac at 50 25a$e,50. North Car
olina trimmed $3.50. We hear of no arrivals of North
Carolina's this week.
MACKEREL-sales of No. ] at $l3; No. at gil.
and No. at $685.
CoDFTsH-sales at 90 IS dull
FLOUR
HOWARD STREET.-THE receipts this week have
been Highland holders anxious effect saless,
although there has been bat little demand yet price,
have improved, and we sales Of several lots at
S462l, which is l2a the quotation of last
week. We note sale day of small Ia, at this rate
We CONSIDER "a ,56a4, 6oi fair quotation The re-
eeipt prices varies from $4,44 to "a so.
CITY MilLs-The market ia quite bare and we
hear Of manifestations. Holders are asking for fresh
ground $4,67l.
sUsoUEHANNA-Wc note sales at $4y56a4, 6eE.-
We quote Susquehanna to-day at "a ,56a4, 62s.
Amount of Flour and Meal inspected during the week
ending on Thursday Evening" June 18th
Bbls. Half do
Howard street, 7l62 90