The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-08

Baltimore. ................... zo
Total. ,904
Total import, since 1st inst. 5,305
Export, from LIST to Sd June. ....2, $3.50
Export from the United States,
since the lst October last. / ,301 ,1S9 ~
Same time last year.. $50
Same time year before. l ,192, 143
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The steamer Unicorn, at
Boston, brings accounts from Liverpool to the
18th May inclusive. The prospect for the APP.
preaching harvest having continued extremely
favorable, the market for both Wheat and Flour
exceedingly dull, and prices were tending
downward. On the 18th, Flour, duty paid, was
not salcable above 35s the value in bond was
uncertain, probably 24s per brl. The duty
on Wheat on the Sth, was les Sd per quarter,
and on Flour los Old, with prospect Of far
ther advance.
The above advices have had little or no effect
here, not having been generally disseminated
previous to the close OF business Yesterday The
unfaYorable state of the weather on Wednesday
and Thursday having prevented transactions in
Western Flonr to any extent, there was an in
creased inquiry yesterday, principally for the
Eastern market, and the prices obtained show
an advance of 81 a l24 cents, particularly on
Ohio and Michigan, to which descriptions the
demand was mostly confined Common to good
brands Genesee may be quoted "a SO "a IS /;
and Ohio and Michigan "a 371 IA So There
is no Ohio, via New Orleans in market. South
ern remains without change; Georgetown and
Howard street in lots are steady at SIS and for
shipments, probably to the West Indies, 800 brls
of the latter were taken at the same rate. We
quote Southern Rye Flour 50 62a a 50 rs, a
slight Improvement. Corn Meal in brls is scarce
and in request at - 81.
Export from LIST to Sd June.
Wheat Flour 65S1 brls
PRovIsIoNs-There is good fair demand for
both Beef and Pork, and sales to some extent
have been made at our quotation. Lard is steady
at 1Oa 1ea cents for western and northern. The
receipts Of Butter during the week have been
large, with limited demand, and prices have
declined cent per Id. American Cheese is very
dull at cents.
Export, from LIST to Sd June.
Beef. ..19 brls.
fork. .2ZO brls.
Lard '...'..... ............ .25l kegs.
~ TEAs-A small catalogue of fresh new Teas,
being part of the cargo recently received per Lee
high, from Canton, was offered at auction, and
with one exception, entirely disposed of as fol-
lows: Hyson at 60 a 81, 29; Young Hyson, 40
95; Gunpowder and Imperial, $50 a 81 ,225;-
Hyson Skin, IA 81; and Pouchong and Souch-
.ong, 80 80 cents, for notes at 6 months; also,
615 half chests, per Levant, 40 a 43 cents.
The Teas, by the Lchigh, were selected by
MIR. Thompson, of Philadelphia, and were gem
orally of very superior quality, particularly the
u1lSuH ORlH anu IOuuS IlysOll' L 1T safes went
off with great spirit, and previous prices were
fully supported
1oBACco-At Liverpool, 18th May, this ar
ticle was in limited request, and former prices
barely supported The market here for leaf in
hhds. continues very quiet, the sales being al
most entirely confined to small lots at former
rates. Two parcels st. Jago, together So bales,
sold at 1SA % cts. mos.
MOBILE MARKET, Friday 29,-2 P. M.
COTTON.-LIvERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Good and fine. ...9s
Good talr.. ..................Sa a
FAR. ....S4 81
Mlddllng.. ...................7a ~
Inferior and Ordinary. .........5a 6A
Sales to-day, about l, 200 bags
RICHMOND MARKET, June T.
The banks discount sparingly, though we are
told they use all endeavors they can, prudcntly,
to adm giving relief
Tobacco.-Receipts large; say 200 hhds. in
speeding per day. Lugs, S3.50a450; Leaf, ex-
IRENE rates, S4.75al6.25; general sales, common
leaf, s4.75a5.50; middling, S6a675; good, S7.25a
8; fine shipping qualities, IS. 50a12; extra manu-
featuring qualities, S10a16.25. Market dragging
rather heavily, and decline in common and
middling qualities, of from 25 to 80 cents per
100 lbs.
No change in the Wheat, Flour, and Corn
markets.