The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
pIRIT OFDOMEsTTC sARKETs.

PORTLAND, June I5.--Market bare of Pearl Ashes.
Flour Baltimore Howard street, selling at 81 10 ~;
City Mills, none. Corn-Souther White so 81; ycl-
low, SO. Rye 60 g. Oats-Southern, nome Provl-
sions-Beef, Mess Sl5 No. Sl4 Pork, Mess Si3 IA.
Tobacco-virginia Leaf, none, Kentucky none; manu-
actured No. / l6aI7.
NEW YORK, June 2O-The accounts from Europe
by the Great Western have had tendency to depress
the Flour and Cotton markets. In the former, sales
have been made considerable reduction and there
seems a belief that Western will go down to 81 Prices
of Cotton have reduced about &C. although the stock Is
very light.
The Auction sale Of Teas Saturday, showed no fall
ing off in Green Teas.
In stocks rates in the early part of Saturday, rather
declined, but at the close of the second board, small
improvement took place in most descriptions on fridays
rates.
The receipts of Flour have been large and the ar tce
is extremely dull Western brands that were selling al
S4 81 in the early part of the week. sold Friday
So Ohio in fiat no ps at 81 ,254 81, and in round
hoops 1913. There have been considerable supplies
of Indiana Wheat from New Orleans, and small sales
were made at dollar Rye is very dull and low at so
81 Oats dull "a for Northern, and 25 for South
Corn is selling at so 81 cts. for Southern, and "a
a IS for Northern There has been good deal of Spe-
Gle shipped Europe during the last week The sales
of Tobacco during the last week. embrace 7Ohhds. Ken
lucky prices ranging from Al for Common, for MID
ding and 10 cts. for selections By auction about SO
hhds. of same description, all understandable at from
q, on Q, B. and mos. In Foreign, 100 bales Cnba
at 81 cash; 70 do St Domingo at III Cts and same
terms The rates of Exchange are settling lower and
lower and only declining, but excessively dnlI
Large have been RENTED from the South, and
hest of midi draIv In
point, sell at 1864 1917 and drawn bills have been
sold still lower In Provsionsthere is change, sales
very light The demand for vessels go South has al
minshed and some vessels have been taken up low
ates. A ship taken UP load with Tobacco, from
Baltimore, 40s sterling, and another with cotton from
N. Orleans, at three farthings. large number Of YES
sells arrived during the last week. and are return
ing to lay up.
PITTSBURG, June RELATIONSHIPS from wa CONS,
and the wharf at q so g., 56, the best brands only
commands these rates. Wheat-Limited sales at IS a
so. In Provisions there slittle doing, sales from
n cents, tire latter time Whskey has improved,
l9 cents has been paid and offered for large quantity
WHEELING June Is.-Flom by the quantity, -, rs a
49, Wheat 40; Corn 25; Oats 10. Whskey, rectfed, use
per gall, by the bbl., eommon'do 25 Bacon Hams g.
Sides u; Hog round u 7, as inquaity.
ST. LOUIS, June 11.-Flour, $3a 81, in demand
Bacon, hog round, 81 6. Grain-Corn sOa 80; Wheat
45 80. Tobacco Manufactured Missouri and Ken
lucky 10 25; Virginia 25 SO, good supply in hds
sales. Whiskey-Sales ofraw Is CENTS aud ofrecti
fed at % cents.
MOBILE, June l3-fn consequence Of the small
stock hand for sae the holders of Cotton have avan
ced their pretensions shade We quote good and fine
nominal; good fair 81 81; fair 81 9; middng ~
inferior and ordinary 81 g.. The sales of Friday
amounted TO $50 400 bales at these quotations
Business of every description is quite dull, and many
merchants making preparations TO leave the city,
The weather warm; the Thermometer ranging from IS
to 90 degrees The health Of the city continues good
APALACHICOLA, June 6.-The export of cotton,
from this port, for the last week has been exceedingly
heavy aud from the scarcity of vessels, rghs still
tinus high Nearly every vessel in port has received
her cargo, but still there many thousand bales
hand. But few bales, however have arrived from the
interior, owing the low stage OF the river and dispo
siion in many of the planters and merchants hold
FOR better prices.-GnzeHe.