The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-30
Foreign Markets.

LAeuAyRA, Oct. I've learn, by recent accounts
from the Interior that the coming coffee crop which has
hitherto been SO promising, has suffered considerably
from drought particularly that OF the low lands known
the coffee Of the TERRA Calienteo that of the
heard estimated that the crop Of the TERRA Calente
will be shortened 90 to 25 900 bags this however
be little more than conjecture Indigo has also su
eIed very much, and the crop WILL no doubt be small
Coffee planters are looking forward to considerable ad
in price, We have Ind arrival since my ad
in the prices OF American produce The stock of -four
In first hands ia about 900 bbs and the sales limit
ed the price is SIN L. but have reason to
believe that some sales made at much lower prices
Lard Is in good demandthe last sales made at %
This price is however nominal as there is in
and American cheese at 20; both OF these articles
~ flat Common hams are bringing Is lsc, and those
of very superior quality 22c.
PERNAMBuco Sept 2s-I have to notice q continuance
Of that stagnaton in trade which alluded to in my last
although imports have been fax from heavy. To-day
Richmond and Trieste -four are retailing at $4,000 The
brig Carolina is Just in from Richmond with 900 bbls
-four which still remain unsod The previous arrival
of the cargo OF the brig Selma from Richmond being
Spectators, who now retailing the at l7500
equal to Trieste. Philadelphia brands Xxx l7N00O There
stock Of flour for sale is bbls and that too in the
face of the bakers being we'll stocked Mget to state
that in all other articles of import the demand is very
dull and as for dry goods they may be classed as un
saleble For the produce of the country notice none
Tor sale except hides which procurabe but at high
rates From the country hear of there having ia len
very heavy rains which though out of season, will
confidently asserted produce average crop of sugar
The crop however, can assert with safety will be la.
ter and that there is prospect OF corn being shipped
for foreign ports before the LIST of January.
Rro JANEIRo, Sept l0.-Four--We have again to
tice farther deprecation in the value Of this article
Imports have not been large but several cargoe from
Trieste, and the expectation OF daily arrival OF new
from the United States, have created kind of panic
among the bakers who all refuse to purchase except at
very low rates Sales last month embrace II O02 bills
of which 57924 Galego partly by retail but balance
the 30h, at LII credit $50 Baltimore at l6; 2,25S do
at 4 credit and also do at l3 cash. both parcels deli
verable at Montev;deo; 5000 New Orleans at l3l5OO;
43 Columbia at 1911 cash. 209 do 94estern and 694 old
Venice retailed, and $50 ordinary Prussan at l0 I'm
ported from the United States 4es7l bbls. Stock, st
inst 44774 bbls of which ll740 in first and 0034 in
second hands. Market very dull
tinued without alteration during the first eight days of
the month; more general demand having, however,
then occurred advance to previous rates immediate
ly ensued, and maintained throughout although it
is true but nomnally during the past week. nasmuch
sales for that period did not exceed 1000 bags Stocks
in consequence accumulated rapidly and this morning
full 900 bags existed for SALE Dealers thus saw the
necessity Of submitting to lower rates, and for Ia 900
bags principally for the United States have accepted
5000 1901 for superiors 80 80 3; 3l00 good first %
8; 1900 $500 ordinary rsts, "a 26 and 2 2500
only $4,000 bags. No shipments, account of rain
Cleared in August, LOG 069 bags, of which 677 Bal
more, los5 Boston, 5000 New Orleans, l207o New
York. 1880 Philadelphia Shipments, 81, S7s against
73l65 in August, 1874 Agg egate shipments this year.
720 09 and clearances 73 225 of which 298 6 to the
United States and last year 600 and clearances 749
during the month consist of 700 dry Rio Grande at
49, and 206 for light medium and heavy 1000 Buceo
30h two thirds heavy at 203 and 1926 alted do l02
per h. Stock embraces 469 pieces small and medium
in second hands, held for 2l0 and 900 in first not
weighed. Heavy held at 200 So 10, and light 2O5
80 S. 10 per ID. on board. Exported l2,525 pieces.
Exchange has continued to advance, and must be
quoted at 25a pod Freghts to the United States roc
bag