Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

s ss~ Orleans - 4 sssH HsS
Pas Sept covss or o per Cents
Four and half per cents io6 Three per Cents si Soc
70c Bank Actions, 3l70f Rente de Naples OO 1901 Oc
oo Romans 100, looa spanish A1tves a % 2st; Pas
Cents Csf Belgian Bank s2o ca' p os5 937f soc, 935
ss2 SOC $685. s.o lie, IAN loan ss'l ,change on Lon
don, one month"; paper 25l &c; -. three months
paper a.fs5te rooney s4fs7ac.
Five Cents sf7oc Three yer Cents sOf lec belgian
Three per Cents 6sL
LSsOss Cons Exe,,sor Sept s-The weather today
and there is all ,e appeesnse Of "Tm Of rain, as the
The short except foreign Wheat and Oats
duty on foreign Wheat expected to fall tomorrow
We have to report a dull market for every thing
LONDON TRADE RrroRr, Sept s-There has been life in
the produce market to-day few sales made by private
ever, underwent little variation The auctions declared
are getting important.
sue.RBrtish Plantation only in limited request
day. but prices steady. The sales amounted to only
100 hhds and terces
Corrnr-Prices were maintained to-day at the public
sales of $50 casks West India but only part was sold
Low middling and mddlng Jamaica at io3s to lbs per
TraNThse was life in the market today, but prices
were steady For Companys Congou Sd asked at which
several parcels were sold
PASSENGERS by THE BRIr,NsrA FROM LryEppooL-Mrs
s. Mcdonald and servant; Mrs Parrish, Rev Geo Brad.
bourne, Mr.. and Mrs Torrance, Rev. Henry Scudding
Mr. BCEer JnO Boger Mrs Alex Brown nurse and
w. N. ClraS Mrs. =. w. Tyron Edw Beck Seth Adams,
j., D. r. Stacey, j. s oakford,E II r. Lyman, J. Moore
Norman, Mrs Jos Lawton, Alexander Brown C. John.
son. Edw Long, J. II. Green ir, H. w Pierce, f. Bgwood
Chas Homer, +. c. Coles + de Castro Fankla Robert
Waller ID. H. Burr Peter olin, Andrew Williams, H. A.
Newton, r. A Poole and son, Samuel Charlesworth j. w.
Gbbes, Mr.. Fletcher J. w Burke Edward Franklin Ro-
bert Watson Mr. and Mrs Osborne A. Morris, Mrs Nor
ris JAS. Parrish, Andrew Brand.
BY HALrrAx.-IIon. s. Cunard, VIM II.
Wallace, Master Uniacke and servant, Messrs. Lovc
Arguse, Hamilton, Thos. Hagues, r. s. sansfed, +. ST.
neon, Hy Lawson, James Cochrane Jas willoughby, j.
Turner. II. Fisher, X scaion Mrs. Wallace Misswallace
Mrs. Uniacke, Miss Uniseke, Miss Hamilton Miss John
SON, Mis-. Jane Lawson Mrs, cassedy Mrs Cunningham
Lord Falkland was passenger to HALIFAX
LATEST FROM HAvA A.-Two vessels arrived
yesterday, the "Hcllespont," and the "Lodema
and Eliza" They bring no political news Of conse-
aucnce. For Markets see annexed letter. For ship
news, sec Marine head.
[Correspond,nc nee Of the HERALD
H,vAS,, Sd Sept, 1910.
Sra The transactions in Sugar during the past month
have very extensive, although than du
ring the corresponding month OF last the shipments
from here and MatanLas amounting to 1908 boxes and in
1889 to n o0l boxes.
The prices had given way and all appearance they
would have declined still further but for the news from
England up Path July, which inspired the holders with
greater confidence The probability that the British Colo
mics will not yield sufficient quantity for the supply Of
the home consumpon has encouraged some purchasers
to come that fact is asceained be-
yond doubt cannot fail to exercise hereafter considera
BILE influence sugar market Probably the prices
would already have undergone agrcater change thc alb
solutc want OF vessels well as the difficulty OF obtaining
other but damp an
ofhe demand and far but very few transactions have
| taken place at advanced prices
We quote browns from Al RS for the lowest 10 rs for
the better sorts; 5s I'd l9s 3D. pm. cwt free on board
Exchange Of IL per prem) yellow from 8.
rs; (9s SD TO 5ld whites 81 l6i la5s ID 2os
sd and assorted from I'd lid and for very
| superior parcels 50 I'D. could be obtained.
Sin Coffee there very little doing the prices rule from
50 to SOL for third and second qualities as Id to io Id
pas cwt free board at ~ per cent PM The stock Is
very small and three months Will eapse before We can
expect large supplies from the new crop y probable
that long before their reception, eur market Will be entire
| ly bare.
The shipments Of Moasses amount TO Gels hhds ofwhieh
goii from here and 367I fo Maanzas The prices have
not undercon, varaton for fair quality u RS Is
paid us 10 lac per gaiiss board sour sells at to
4 lars.
FreKlas have advanced considerably Spanish and Eng
lish vessels being most IN demand, the only flags by
which our sugar b. introduced in Great Britain fo
home Consumption aseA is probable that during the
whole ensuing seasnt preference viii he maintained
For ship Is los has been paid or Cowvs and
ket and 20 spanish vessel ~ Is 3D. has been OF
fercS for London direct which has teen INFUSED.
Exchange London Is nearly nominal, at ~ yer cent
the demand havirv been very limited for weeks past
Paris per cent prurnium New York per cent PREV.
Boston per prem. New Orleans a. rr cent dis.
xcan dollars and dOubloons sn at per cent prem
| CoNrsRArrr TspLr THE ErPoRrs or SvcaR AND Cor
rEE FROM iss J,SusnN TO sisr Avsvsr lsss ASp 1870
from vsna From Maspras From havana From Ma snna'
/ 1870. isn. T-ie. isss islo. lsse 1880. 1889.
sssoss 9ss, gsss I7sssT iss o0,ss, 2ss se isi az
i 01- Gov. Seward spent several days here las
| week The Iocofccos are angry because he attend