The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-04
Foreign Markets.

MATASzas Sept 20.--The stranger arrived yesterday
after Custom House hours. She is dischargng and
hope to get her off this afternoon Our market is en-.
trely bare Of Rice and her cargo is choice articles
hope to make sale at ID this consider fair price,
as the cargo OF the i. A. Brown, at Havana also fair
article sold at Is and the cargo of the Midas red
for want OF purchasers. Exchange London, 10 por
cent premium; on New York and Boston, 81 per cent
premium.
MATAszAs, Sept. 2o.-The Rice per Stranger sold at
l4 49, per qq offered and refused for Lard The pros.
pect for our Sugar crop the coming is fair the
Coffee crop will be very short About 1000 hhds Mus.
covsdo Sugars hand prices at last quoted sales
making"
BARBADOS, Sept. l7.-Prices OF American Products
Flour 50 so So 10, with good demand: Lard 10 IL
cents; Bread, Navy, S3 Rice 81 81 25; Am Tallow 70
10 cts; Cheese Am. 10 10 cts; ed Peas So
81 % per bag; Lumber, w. p SIS SO per NJ. plenty
F. P isa22; Shingles, cypress eto 6. per Nj do cedar
and white pine 50 IS to 81 so; Slaves r. o. S35.
West India Bank Exchanges-90days or London $3.50;
60 days 4s2; 30 days 4s2 per fOO sterling
Rio JANEIRo Aug 27-The receipts OF Flour since the
10Th of July have been IA 800 bbls of which 1915 bbs
from the United States. The market remained in
aparalyzed state during the later part of July, and
transactions confined small retail sales Ia con.
sequence OF which brig Tweed proceeded with her car.
go TO the River Plate In the beginning of this month
demand sprnging up for Morevideo about 1000 bis
Baltimore closed for expectation IL or on board
and ABS bbls per Baltimore and Harriet cash and
IA or deliverable at Montevideo Nominal quotations
by retail Isl cash 10 ~ 500 c. for Richmond CITY
Mills to net 81 lo 81 TO- and 10 500 TO lG 100 or tor
Baltimore to nett 50 SO IS 60:
At Montevideo, It'll August, flour was retailing ct Sl2
a Sl3, to nett about So Spanish.
misunderstanding of a new crop have been
throughout month ana still COntinne limit
ed ale and from present appearances look
for well furnished market until October At this mo-
ment there is very little superior coffee suitable for the
United States to be had and prices may quoted firm
at 300 81 500 for superors; 3l00 $50 good frsts
III $50 O50 ordinary frsts and 600 500 good dds
II is generally believed thar the crop will fall short
the last 70 900 bags.
FiguresThe first arrivals Of new Campos have beer
freely taken at from 900 1000 for white and 1900
III l00 for brown. Little in market.
Hides continue in good demand and some Is 900 heavy
me ium and light weights Rio Grande were sold at auc
the last eight days at average OF 205 RS pei
h. We quote light 205 20 RS, board II 90 Ii 8,
cents; heavy 95 RS on board II 04 cents No stocks
Owing to TO the great scarcity ofcofee ship
ping has been neglected, and the rates nominal u
rs and per cent per bag to the United States and AIS
and AIS Cd and FIVE per cent per ton to Europe.
Exchange-Gradually advanced to 25sd principally
OWING 70 ,he scarcity OF money in consequence Of arg
| Iemusnces OF our paper currency to the Northern
pou, put especially Bahia, in which province consider
soIe quantity oil diamonds have recently been found
"cn nave been shipped TO Europe and drawn against
opscie-We quote Spanish doubloons 32t 200; Patrio
S 90 81 eVo u 800; Spanish dollars 2Io0 Patriot 96O
'hVei lua q iOii; six per cent stock 75j a 75l
| E,,a,. MAXWELL, WRIGHT * co.
hi.Hrs At LtvERrooL-Freights to the United state
~. a'erauon, except Tor metals, and passenge err
~. So,hg forward little more freely the last wee
os New 1ork packets say-copper las Cd; earth
oi glass lOsi pig iron S. los: bar iron lOs see
i.spli un plates Us 81. Few American sbns in mort
anu put little cargo for them - r