The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-12
1912

Also Is bbls Rye Flour 81 hhds. aud 400 bbls. Corn
Meal,
HiEATHERs-The sales which are limited, I've
been chiefly confined to retail, in small lots, .-s
are held at from 45 to so cts. in quality.
CaRAIN-Wheat is in better de mand, and would
find sales improved rates, if there any AT market
The last sales of Maryland ut 80 100 cts and Of
Pennsylvania at 1903 1915 cents. Corn has improved.
sale on yellow made Saturday at so cents, Of
white, to-day, at ~ cents Both sorts are p demand.
sale Of Magyand Rye on Saturday at 60 cents. Sales
Of Oats at - cents, which is a ght Improvement
GROCERIES.-There appears to be fair demand
for all descriptions of Groceries, of which
the advance There have been publ sales of note
this week. and in the absence of such sales,
Obliged to recur TO the few private transactions hathave
come under our notice. Coiees.-There appears to be
considerable demand for the commOner qualities, of
which the market appeors to be bare We nQte gales
of from to 700 bags Rio, from 10 TO H. cents. Su
ears are on the advance, and holders asking fully
cent per b. more thum last week. Molasses.-New Or.
lcans-the market is quite bare of the better qualities;
we quote it from % 80 cents.
HOPS-We note sales OF first sort Hops at GO
cents.
HIDEs-There are several lots in the market,
note sale of Orococa at IA I4t, and of Laguiras
IL cents 6 mo.
0IIIS-The sales of the week which limited
have been made oheefy at last weeks prices, which
we continue quote the general selling rates. viz
81 10 for FALL 20 for Winter, and 81 cents for
mon.
INDIGO-The demand for this article has been
very limited The only transaction that has come to
our knowledge, a sale OF Caracas IF at u.s. bein
d slight decline from former prices.
PROVISIONS-ThcR has been considerable
Prime Western at 8 81 cents. Some holders ask an
advance over these Hams hrl at 10 IL cts
Mddings 81 81 cents, anl ''aa isrs u 81 cents.
In barrel Provisions there is no,.aI hDng and prices
seuan as last week, viz: Mess Pork $I6,50 to Sl7
Prime at Sl45O; Mess Beef at $14,5O; No. at Sl3
and Prime ut Sl0,5O The last sales of Western Land
were made at l2t. Holders asking advance.
The inspections of the week comprise 295 bbls Beef
PLASTER-The sales of the week have been
limited; the few cargoeS sold have been at 500 per ton
TOBACCO-The demand for this article still
tinucs to be very active, and the sales fully reach the
receipts. The prices of the preceding week have been
fully sustained without, however any advance. The
stock in first hands is much reduced, and is very
light particularly Of the better descriptions We
tinue to quote inferior and common at $4 $50, Mid
ding $751; Good $3.50 a $3.50, fine Red 81 So; do
Wrapping So $l2, and fine yellow $3.50 10. There
were inspected during the week 97s binds Maryland,
1893 hhds Ohio, 40 hhds Kentucky, and Il bids Yiagi-
MIA. Total 1871 hhds.
WOCI-TheFe has been but little in the Wool mar
kel during the week. We note sales of $40 lbs. viz:
855 lbs washed naeee BIT cents and sl2 lbs fine I'M
washed fleece at % cents.
WIIISK EY-Continues to be dull Sales of small
lots making at 81 for hhds., and % cents Coz
bbls. The wagon price of bbs is % gents, exclusive of
the hbl,
WAGON FREIGH TS-There has been no va
ration in the prices charged for transporting goods by
way of wagons TO Wheeling and Pittsburg. We quote
$3.50 Wheeling, and s7l per 100 lbs to Pitts
burg.
AT meeting held by the Agents of the Transportation
Lines from this place to Pittsburgh was agreed 10 charge
the following rates, per 100 lbs.
Dry GOODS, $50
groceries,. ',t,.,Sl,Ou
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