The rest is going to be however much you've got in your port so long as you set the trade route amounts in stop 1 and 3 above the maximum of your warehouse (I usually just set it at the maximum my chosen ship can carry). The only really relevant numbers as far as the trade route is concerned are the amount of goods in stop 2, this is what you want to leave.

Kingport - drop off 120t carpets with small trading ship.

Fairview - drop off 20t carpets with small trading ship.

Fairview - pick up 120t carpets with small trading ship.

I don't think there's a direct option like there is in Anno 1800, but there's a workaround I picked up somewhere off of reddit that works the way you need it (I had to look this up as well, it was driving me insane) - you set up a trade route such that the first and the second stops are the same port, and then have the boat pick up as much as it can of the goods, drop off whatever base amount you want to have in the warehouse back into it, then the third stop is where you want to sell it.

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