The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALES.
There was offered to-day at the Baltimore Exchange
the following Vessels, and sold. The Baltimore Clip
perbuit schooner Ann l21 and fraction tons burthen
brought $4,000. a schooner not yet named, 121
and fraction burthened brought $3.50.
There was also offered to-day at the Exchange the
flowing improved Lots in the Eastern part of the city,
and sold as follows:
Lot No fronting 10 feet on WIKI street, . story
brick house on it, brought 81 400. Lot No. 2-fronting
Ii feet on WIKI street, story brick house it, brought
$500 Lot No. 3Ado l6 feet on Bond street, story
brick House, brought $2O5o Lot No 4-do. IA feet on
Shakspear street. story brick dwelling, ground rent
shilling, brought 500. No. 5-do. l6 feet on ao-2
story frame dwelling brought $685. No. 6 do. 20
feet front on Alice Anna street., frame dwellings,
brought 1890. No. Tan unimproved Lot on. Mar
ket street, brought $780, No s-do. fronting IS feet
onl do brought $500. No. 9-frontng 60 feet on do
brought ST. ,0O0 No. 10-do fronting on Baltimore ST.,
near Market st. Of. P) % feet, brought 1870.
Also-25 Acres Land, A miles out on the Bell-Air
Road, brought 5000 per acre.
STOCKs.-We note sale at the Exchange to-
tay of 80 shares of Baltimore and York Turnpike Road
Company at $500 per share; shares Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Company at $23k. Also, per cent
State of Maryland Loan, 27 49, 10 brought 5000, and
on Wednesday we note sale at the Exchange OF 50
shares of Baltimore aad Reistertown Turnpike Road
Company at sc, 5O shares Fireman's Insurance Com
pany s. so; 20 shares Mechanick's Bank at 80 and
shares Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company at
go75 For the quotations of stock we refer our read
ers to the Stock Table, which has been prepared win
great care, and is to be found in another column
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS.-There ap
pears to be slight improvement in the demand for this
description of Goods this week that oflast yet the
4 it, havo notyn riadfr
last quotations, which we continue.
CATTLE-Sales of Cattle were made this week
7 al Is for prime and So so for inferor-fair supply
HOGS-Sales at {, 25 $50
COFFEE-We are advised of the disposal offron
3to4OO bags Rio private sale this week at 1ot 2
for common 10 prime At Auction on Tuesday, there
were offered and sold 80 bags damaged Rio at 81 TO-
cents per ID.
CANDLES.-We note sales of Sperm at AZ cents
and Of Eastern moulds at l4s cents.
BREAD.-We note sales to li-,ited extent of Pi
lot at a. and of Navy at 81.
DEER SIxINS.z-We note the sale of severa
fbous,na oounds this week at prices averaging from Q
to 95 cents.
FRUIT.-The market still remains dull. Durin
this week we have heard sales ofany consequence
The only sale we have to note made at Auction
Tuesday; Of trails Dates at 81 cents per h. The ma
ket still continues bare of green Fruit There has been
no variation in prices and continue former quota
tons.
FEATHERS.-We Rotea sale of about ], 10000 lb
this week ut so cents The general asking price ofcom
mon to fair is "A 4s cents. The sales chiefly con
fined to retail.
FISH
HERRING-The prices of asi week have been we
sustained There has been advance, yet, over GU
former quotations Receipts quite light this weei
We continue our former quotation of Potomac at *
No susquehanna in Market of any consequence. Sale
ofNorth Carolina at s., rs
SH.aD-Sales ofPotomac at $s25a$s, so. North Cai
DINA trimmed $3.50 We hear of no arrivals of Mort
Cardinals this week.
tMaCKEREL-saes of No. at sl3; No. at $ll
and No. at $685.
CODFISH-sales at 81, IS dull.
FLOUR
HOWARD STREET-We note sales in the earl
part of the week of several lots at $3.50 ass. w
heard of no very large transactions these Ma
nv holders refuse to IKE the reduced price, We hav
heard of sales of small parcels advance thes
ates the latter pu of the week. viz: at $462i The re
GENTS continue to fall off, The wagon price paid toda
@$4s 4,5o.
CRY MILLs-we hear of no sales of any conse
<uence-siock very light.
sUsoUEHANNA-Hcld are generally asking 49,
We note the sale Of small lot at $3.50 456. There
but little demand.
Amount of Flour and Meal inspected during the wee
ending on Thursday Evening, June 18th
Bbls. Half dc
Howard street, $3.50 -
City Mills S,v9 5e ~ ~
susquehansa, i,ifo "
l,a,50 -
Also 14I bbls Rye Flour and - hhds Corn Meal.
~urcus OF FLOUR AT THE LATESI
DATES
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fa1tsuaofe -. 467t 6aequehannA
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