The New York herald., 1844-11-23
Foreign Markets

BATAVIA July Sl sA-CorroN PIECE GeoDs continue
in good demand particularly white and gray Madapol
ready purchasers at our increased quotations. In Chnt
zes Prints and Fancy Goods there is less STIR but these
are usnay o. slow sale and required only in smaller
island may have slight effect upon the consumption OF
fancy goods, as the natives, for short tims will be
month there have arrived 22 cases cotton goods from
Holland 4c do from England and 40 bales from Amer
ca; nearly all Of which were sold Immediately on arr-
val In Woollens have less change to notice The
market is kept supplied and the consumption limited
few bales Of flannel common broad cloth and blankets
would sell just now. Amount Of Cotton and Woolen
4 4O3S, ,25l.
have supplied with provisions of all kinds
particularly Butter, which il Offering per keg
several further mp0ratons Of ProvRions in tins have
also been made in market overstocked With American
Flour are we'll supplied Beefand Pork in small lots,
E1ronrs-Arrack is getting scarce, a demand having
sprung up for the article for Holand-several heavy
Dutch Vessels lately arrived seeRnr
The second sort Arrack finds market the Eastern
Archipelago, and is never semitic Europe.
CoFFEH has huctuated little during the month and
sales comprise about 5000 pic at l6 4O00 pic 1915 4OOO
pic. at i53, and small lots at lsa for common Pa
2af per pic Atsamarang alfis offered in vain the plan
ters holding out for a per Pcul sale is reported to
cash down now. We have heard Of no contracts having
been entered into for the crop Of year.
heard Of any sale OF Coffee having been made By the
their Padang. Acvouns from all parts Of the island con
firm the report that the crop viii not amount to more
piculs instead of 100000
SUGARS coming fast and taken as they arrive at
white, resembling refined sugar at 81 io3 per picu but
this is far superior article what usually called No
white and will only answer for shipmentto those coun.
by heavy duties An average crop Of Sugar is expected
continues and prices rule high but the
alarm at first spread abroad has in measure subsided
and there will be for the wants Of the natives
besides leaving surplus for expectation, these high
prices will admit of its being shipped away.
IrpGo has arrived In considerable quantities lately,
cs note IN Ss a an
and and experience teaches the planters to be
full in its fabrication.
HIDES more enqured for, and small lots, they
rive, are eagerly taken at old prices.
PEPPER None at present in the market, and several
parties on the look out for the first arrivals
RATrANs-Plentiful, and selling at s3f for the best
Embarrassing.
ed quantities as they arrive from Bencoolen Govern
ment sold 200 pcos of cloves the 18th, which
taken at an average Of 7of per picol.
BANcA TIN continues to be monopolized by
and seat through the Trading Company to the mother
country.
sale Of JAPAN COPPER held by government on the
2eh when 1000 picos disposed Of average of
7o ssf About 1000 pcos Of this will find its way to Cal
cutta.
EXCHANGE may be quoted at i5f per pound on London
and 30 cts Holland although takers shy
to purchase at more favorable rates The sale of Japan
OoPpe ant severdA Pai'ies hioWng their bs IN
may have tendency depress rates. and should
be- surprised to see moderate decline
FREIcHrs.-Many large Dutch vessels have lately ar
rived In search OF freghts and produce find
much difficulty in filling up at reduced rates
small English vessel might get cargo for London at
Pound 81 per ton.
SPECIE remains in good request We have sold 90 900
pillar dollars at 50f each and Mexican at 56f Spanish
Doubloons worth 63f each.
RIO JANEIRo, Sept ~ Our markets continue in
miserable state for all Americ imports and especially
for -four For new Baltimore inO0O only offered and
new Richmond l6o00a ruinous business and fear 1t
will be worse unless imports cease for time en- ely.
Coffee is still firm, owing active demand for Euro e.
Stocks do not accumulate-superiors $1,000 so; goo
hrss 2N900 $1,000 Exchange, % 254d.