The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-03
Foreign Markets.

HAvAsA Dec Is-with respect to the state of our su
gar market have to inform you that it does not pre-
sent very animated appearance at present that the
stock is much reduced and that there IL disposition
the part Of holders to effect sales but there few pu
this week lot of 1900 boxes consisting of 1900 do
brown, and 500 do white which brought $s and per
The expectation since the 9th instant amounts 1850
FOXES 1859 being for the United Stat 750 do for
Great Britain 700 for Cowes and market and 44s do
for Spain.
Coffee is in little demand; however there is but little
in markets some small parcels Of new have been dis
posed OF at but none has been exported since my last
Moa ist at about per keg it is rather scarce
at this moment only one shipment has been made since
my last, viz 260 hhds for the United States.
Tobacco.-Nohing new has transpired with regard to
this article the crop will be good with little more rain
ed to the States last week. and about 5000 do to France
During the same period the shipments Of Segars amount
do for France $40 do for London and as for other ports
Professionalism the exception Of Goldfish and other
sailed fish, the importation of provisions has been very
OF thi, article but 2s2 qls have been received
since the LIST instant; nevertheless the stock is still
ss as
your port have brought Of this article that the
price has remained firm at Is 49, per 100 lbs.
Jsiked Beef-No less than six cargoes have arrived
from Buenos Ayres this month, which has caused the
to fall csS: los: to
era small lots from the u States Texas and Campeachy
The last sales were made at SO per d. but there
still; however, cannot expect much more from B. A.
should the blockade continue; STILL informed
sas we may expect supplies from the other port. Of
ed from Tampico, Campeachy and Costsfrma, will be
less than that upon Beef from Buenos Ayres proba-
ble that in future shall receive large supplies from
those plnces The duty Jerked Beef after the LIST Of
March will be ST. 100 lbs on that from the Unen
States 81 on that from Buenos Ayres and 81 upop
that from Tampico, Campeachy and Costa6rma. In
Spanish vessels the duty will be. the lst 81 49,
the ID $ and the 3d. % cents per a. This is accord
ing to Spanish calculation, with which merchants will
b satisfied, have not the least doubts however sup
pose the customspeope will find out that the calculation
is not correct the duty Jerked Beef from the United
DO IS
atoms
last mentioned article together with the large mpoa-
ton Of this and other kinds Of fish, the demand has beer
fully supplied and prices have declined and sales
now with difficulty made at IS per a. The imports since
the LIST inst. amount to about 600 qls
Barreled Peef, Pork &c.-The supply of such like ar
for present wants Beet is worth from SIS $40 per
bbl Pork, dol clear do, IL 10 do; and in box.
es from is l4i per a. Very little Of the latter has
Good northern butter scarce but Of that fit for cook
ing purposes, there is good supply Goshen is tn
sac per a. About SO qls all descriptions have arrived
from the u 5 since the LIST inst
Cheese has gone up about 50 per d.; 1t is worth
from $40 SIS per 100 lbs We have received but few
qls from the north this month.
Flour.-yery little Spanish has come in this month
and but 90 bbls from the U. s. New Orleans is worth
from 10 IL per bbl but it probable that few small
mporations would bring i down to l5i The last sales
arrivals will be sold at higher rate
Rice continues dull, the amount unsold is about 500
terces, price 81 per 100 lbs.
After the LIST March the duty OR Spanish rice will be
but Ice per a., whilst the duty American will be 81
g. With regard to future tariff from the examine
been made to favor Spanish commerce and shipping ra
ther than to increase foreign commerce.