The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-25

6,37s 400
Also, 81 bbls Rye Flour Is hhds and l55 bbls. Cora
Meal.
GRAIN
WHEAT-There is but little coming to marker, which
easily accounted fer from the fact that farmers have
yet their crop prepared for Market and the stock
of old is light. Miers much in want of Wheat at
present. We have only sales to note, lot ofPenn
syvana old red ITO cents, and lot of new Maryland
white of prime quality, suitable for family flour, at
$l,l5.
CORN-There has been a decline in price within the
last few days. and note sales at the following rates;
White 52a53 cents last sale of white 5la52 yell
low al 81 cents; last sale mad at 50 cts.
RYE-The last sale of Pcnasylvania have to note,
was made at IS cts. Within the few days there have
been no transactions. None in market.
OATS-We note sale of new Maryland at 81 cent?,
and sale of old at % cts
GINGER-saes of 40 kegs at auction at 6. seAs
pcr lb.
HOPS-We note sales to limited extent at 60 cts.
for first We hear of no transactions In other de-
senptions
NOLASSES-The was offered at auction to-day,
the cargo of the brig Brutus, from Matanzas consisting
of $50 hhds Is tierces and bbs which disposed
off at the following rates:-hhds. 23a cents; terces %
cents, and bbls. DC cents per gallon.
OILS-There has been slight decline in the prices
of Fall, Common and Winter We note sales during
the week limited extent at 81 10 for FALL % for
Winter, and "a cents for
PLAsTER-There has been increased demand
fer This article and has advanced We MORE the sale
of two eargoes during the week at $3.50.
PEPPER-At private sale 100 bags Sumatra at
u cents AT auction to-day, 10 boxes Cayenne at 52f
cents per dozen.
PROVISIONS
BACoN-The demand fer the last few days has
been quite active, and sales have been made to a
considerable the following rates, yiz:-ams at
1Oa1Os eents Middlngs 81 cents Shoulders cents and
for strictly prime Western assorted 81 cents. We hear
of no sales of Baltimore cured Hams are held at Ii
III cents.
BEEF AND PORK--We hear of no transactions
worthy of note. We continue former quotations,
which are the nominal rate, Mess Pork ST. Prime
at sl4,5e Mess Beef at $l5 No. at $l3; and Prime
at Sll
| The inspections of the week comprise "a bbls and
half bbls. Beef.
| SUGAR-There was offered in the early part Of the
week at auction, $50 hhds Porto Rico, which were
Withdrawn with the exception of 10 hhds for higher
Since then we hear of the disposal at private
sale of 45 hhds Porto Rico at 81 5oa975. We hear of
The sale of lot of New Orleans that have not
| TRANSFERRED There has been considerable advance on
all descriptions.
| TOBACCO--We hear of no alteration in PRICES
The receipts have fallen off considerably and the de-
and is less active, which can be accounted for from
the fact of there not being extensive good
sortment in market as for some weeks past We con-
| tnue our former quotations, viz:-Common to good
$3,soa4,50; middng to good $5a6; good S6a6 So and
| fine $6al3
The inspections of the week comprise 205 hhds. Ma
rytand; $50 hhds Ohio; 20 hhds. Virginia. and hhds.
Kentucky. Total, 991 hhds.
TEAS-We note sales. of IS chests Young Hyson
| at 62I cents.
WHISKEY-There has been a more active de-
mand; and the market is quite bare of hhds, which
| would readily command % cents from stores. Sales
from stores of hhds. at 24lao5 cents, which Is ad
vince. The wagon prce continues be 90 cts cxclu
sive of the Dbl tst. E
only transactions hear OF sale Tuesday Of
about 900 lbs. of different descriptions at the following
rates Common 90 cents per h.; Meino 81 40 cents;
and Common unwashed 90 cents. q xW
WAGON FREIGH rs-There has been mn va
rition in the prices charged for transporting goods by
way of wagons to Wheeling and Pittsburg. We a.c,e
a, a5 70 Wheeling, and s7s cent per 100 lbs to Pits
burg
Transportation to Pittsburg by The Tide Water Caaas
and 6usqueanna Rad Road Line, are eI IS Der 100 bs
for dry goods, &C.; groceries IS cents per 100 bs and
fsh $3.50 al ,75 per bh