The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03
Foreign Markets.

Rio JANEino May TO- Is46-The arrivals since the LIST
inst. are Napoleon and Wing, Baltimore; Brandy:
wine and Harmony, Richmond; Manic, New York; and
Sappho Boston; bringing 1921 barrels Flour 10 boxes
Tea 1853 boxes Candles 55m Lumber 300 barrels Rosn,
and sundries From Trieste, 2ol5 barrels Flour have
also arrived FlourThe continued heavy arrivals par.
ticularly Of Richmond, have completely parayzed the
limited 49, net 81 10 from second hands The hold
ers arc generally very firm but would, no doubt &C.
$40 and H. The bakers like this -four to certain ex
tent, for mixing with Richmond Baltimore OF other
goes might bring ST. net Sc 81 The accounts from
Montevdeo to the Goth ult-The stock had ncreas
ed to IL 900 bb and 1t known that 5000 bbls were
daily expected from the United States The market was
very dull; the highest offers 80 board net 500
prices tending downwards. Richmond 1871, Baltimore
l7. The stock of Richmond is 900 bbs in first
hands and 5000 in speculators nearly equal wants
bic sales have been made at 3O0r for blue Drills e
cts brown do 2lors net 81 cts Hamilton Stripes aoors
ings lsors net cts York berries 3,Ors nett II cts
The stock in first hands still very heavy and no i'm
provement can take place especially as English imita-
tons are selling at very low prices and long Credits
CandlesThe continued heavy import has depressed the
market still more and for Sperm 75ors, net 20
cts could not probably be obtained The market for
all articles of import is in very dull state; moderate
arrivals for several months can alone revive it,
demand both for United states and Europe not allowing
any stocks to accumulate prices fully sustained and
we sec no immediate prospect Of decline superiors
~ ~e sSH iS"uhy oNpoVo olooV, "a cehs
on board good new frsts a26o $50. Ga 10000
Regulars $1,000 Ga cents. The cearanccs for United
States since is are r. Lopez, Philadelphia l43 bags
Courier New York, 5l2 do; Lycurgus, New Orleans,
5000 do; Philip Home Baltimore $685. do; Brsndywine
Philadelphia 1850 do; total ~ los bags Freights for
American vessels quite nominal. Exchange has ruled
from 26 26k, according to terms, at which il Ia
firm Specie-Doubloons, Patriot, 81 AGO. Dollars, do
] $50
ST. THOMAS, Jure 1--we are at present very dull
hereprovisions looking up occasioned by the bel
gerant state OF affairs between Mexico and the United
States Flour is held So 60 cargo price; Corn Meal
81 81 so; Navy Bread 81 81 IS; Fork, Onions, Pilot
Bread and Potatoes, are rather scarce. small cargo
Of Potatoes arrived the other day from Bermuda which
brought So so 81 per Dbl large cargo, however,
would not have commanded SO good price.
DrMERAaA, May 27.-No material alteration has re-
Gently taken place either for exports imports Flour
and other breadsus IRE looking up little There are
orders Tor these articles from Surnam But little
doing in exports. Rum likely TO dec line in price An
nexed are the quotations Beef $40 Sill Pilot Bread
S. supply good Butter 81 ccnts Candles (Taoyv) Is
cents; do Adamantne) 81 cents; do (Sperm) AZ cents
Cheese, l6 cents, scarce; Goldfish So rs per quinta
Corn, 90 cents per bushel; Corn Meal IS; Flour So
So u.s. Herrngs, 50 So co. Hams, is 20 cents; w. p
Lumber, $22, wanted; r. do $25; Mackerel, 50 so a
Sl0j Oats 81 50 Pork, $l4 so; Potatoes ST. Rice S.;
shingles, 50 rs; Red Oak Slaves S25; White Oak do,
$40; FAR Pitch and Rosin ST. Tobacco s cents; Coffee,
~ CENTS Molasses, 30 cents; Rum 80 as cents Sugar
So 81 cents Rum Puncheons, So Sc; Moasses Casks
So Exchange on London ~ 49, 90 days. Freights to Eu
rope, 81 Ss.a 81