The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
OFFICE OF TIE PILOT & TRANSCRIPT, I
July 81, ls4o.
sPIRIT OFTI4E DORrIosTrC rTARTx ETs.

NEW YORK, July 25-Ashes-Pot Ashes continue
in fair demand for export S4,75, at which absut 300
bbls. have been disposed of. Pearls very dull at
1886, without sales worthy of notice. The transactions
in Brazil Coffee have been large they include $500 bags
Brazil at 91a1Ot cents. Cotton-The transactions en-
brace 100 bales Upland and Florida at 7a9 cents; 1850
Mobile, 7sa03; $50 New Orleans ealol and $50 Texas
81 short prce-making total for the week Of 400
bales There has been very little inquiry for Dye Woods
Sales Of St Domingo Logwood at S27 cash. Flour and
Meal-The inquiry for Western Flour for export TO
Englasd almost entirely ceasedi Thursday, however,
there some revival of demand for the same destina
tion and about 10000 bbs Genesee and Ohio changed
hands, IS for common brands of the former, and fiat
hoops of the latter parcel of 400 bbs very SUPERIOR
branded Castaa Mills y was taken by city dealer, at
$5433; and 70 bbs Ohio via New Orleans, just recev-
ed being all in market, sold at ,75 Southern is most
ly taken in parcels wanted for Shipment at steady
rates; with the exception of Georgetown the various de-
scrpions continue scarce Georgetown has sold in lots
at 1926; 800 bbls Richmond Country $685. and 300
Braadywine $751; all cash. Southern Rye Flour is in
better request and advance of l2a cents per Dbl has
been obtained. About l50lhds BrandywIne Corn Meal
sold for export, at improvement on former rnes'
Though it is understood at something less than SIS,
months. The last cargo Southern Wheat sold at
10 cash. since which there have been no farther re-
ceipts Nothing done in old. The demand, well as
the supplies of Northern Rye is moderate; 1900 bushels
were taken for dstng 81 cents Delivered and this
may now be considered the market price. In NorterR
and Southern Oats, we have heard of no change;
two cargoes of Pennsylvania, together $500 bushels,
sold at 20ka3l cents, cash. cargo OF 90 bushels
North Carolina Corn, and the only lot received sold
for disting 90 cents, weight, cash. The supplies as
is however, this of the year, are very
moderate, and few cargoes would meet with ready
sale. Northern and Jersey scarce and prices rather
unsettled. There is a fair demand for Beef and Pork.
Teas-There has been no decided movement, holders
generally declining to sell at present rates Small sales
have been made advance of SAL cea.s, including
lot of 200 half chests Canton Province Young Hyson
48 cents. Sales have been made in Boston, at an ad
vance of cents pes lb since the advices recently re-
ceved from Canton. Tobacco-About 60 hhds Ken
lucky at 6ka10 cents according quality An invoice
of $40 bales new crop 81 Domingo renain unsold By
auction 10 hhds new crop understandable, Kentucky
sold at 4Ea9s cents average So 49, mos Freights-
To Liverpool, there is considerable Cotton and
Flou offering, the former Ut sd I'd per Ii, and the lat
ter al 2s Cd per Dbl the for rates
ALEXANDRIA, July 24-Sales of Flour at 54, o per
bb Wheat, red 9Oa93 ceats; white do 100 TO ITO cts
Rye 45a5O cts; Corn 80 cts; Lard sas cts.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2ith-Quer citron bark dun:
no sales % epo-sales of 20 cords Spanish OAK fair
quality at S7,75-and 30 cords do partially damaged'
at SI6 Prime is wors sls per cord. Candles-Stock
Iight-saes OF Sperm at 40 Il cents per h. One or
two large of Coffee have been made TO the board
Holders are firm. CottonThe stock though still small
has somewhat increased and former prices are fully sus
taned the sales have been confined to manufacturers
The wholesale druggists doing moderate business
with the country The receipts of Floa and Meal con
Iinues light scarcely equal to the demand for home
consumption, which has caused gradual advance IN
prices than from any expert demand Sales IN the
early part of the week of about 1000 barrels Penn sup
at IS, and 700 bbs of Ohio $40 Sales have been
made of the latter 81 and is now held at - per Dbl
few hundred bb Tennessee have sold at a. 62l fresh
ound Penn. is now firm at 1925, aad tack OF all
kinds limited $50 hds Brandywine Com Meal at S13,-
So but now held higher. Penn. do Sl2 50 in hls bbs
So rs; Rye Flour, SO per il The receipts of grain,
like those of flour, continue small and find ready sale
at for red wheat, 81 o5 81 lO-abont 5000 bushels
yellow "a a 54a cents; 1000 do white at 81 cent;
old Southern Oats 30 cents. small cargo prime
brought 81 cents per bushe Exported this week. 25e
bushels corn The arrivals of Plaster have been large
and tits dull at "a 10 "a 75 Pork and Beefare with
out material change, but sales are limited Bacon iincs
sale at u for Shoulders 81 for Sides Hams u u cents
perlb The latter for shipping covered. The stock OF
Tobacco increasing, but the last news from Europe Is
considered rather favorable; sales of IS aids common
siad at cs "a hhds fair staid at 81 cts; 25 hhds do
do A. fol common and = for good; 90 hhds prime -
0 cents per lb Freights-One of the packets IS now
loading LIVERPOOL at 35 per hid for Tobaeco Cot
ion Cd per lb; Flour, SO 50 O6 per bh-ali dull To
Hamburg and DEMONSTRATION Bark SIS per ton
of22aO lbs Virginia Tobecco, 532 06 per hid; Rosin 80
per Dbl.