The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-01

tsrnal appearance which was shown In 1914, when
good deal of the bore fair aspect and yet proved
hope for better things this we have had SUI
ciency Of rain while in ls4a there was severe drought
during the spring and oneep o. o th
extent Of injury the will suffer some persons tnnk
will be trng, while others estimate at ~ TO ~ per
Ct All parties agree that the quality OF the sugar must
suffer from the calamity The stock of sugar in the
ket is sms and but little is left in the country During
October ~ 600 shipped from hence and Ma
nnzas of which $500 boxes went to the United States
Prices experienced some advance after the hurricane,
which has been sustained wSen we pear N
inferior We quote, assorted kinds ga and lo1assi and
las; whites io6nrs. -yelows 71zs9-browns 6lsa74
ready been shipped this month Some purchases of mo-
asses have been made at RI but most dealers ask "a
The coffee will be diminished good deal by
the hurricens though less than at first appehended
II arrives in sms quantities yet, With bun little choice
as to qnaty and sells at blla6h The business IN i'm.
the late calamity, the pansin trees AMI rice
felix's being in great destroy ed there will be
more need for supplies from abroad During the first
month two however the fruit the broken psntsin
trees, the scattered and other remnants that may
have been in sufficiently advanced state, will furni sh
enough food After that tho effects of the disaster will
be felt ON the other hand the scarcity Of coasng
vessels owing to inc number more or less
lumber OIL sc dealers do not like to buy for the
interior than they at send on to its destination
amounting u 8 900 qs, which sold at 10 RS with half
the usual time for delivery: The arrivals of fish have
Deen very mOuerate, ana WcEo NJ lor
cod and 25 for hake, from Boston. A cargo from
Newfoundland was totally wrecked during the hurri-
cane, and more has in from the British Pro-
vinces Only one cargo Carolina rice has been
imported which sold at l2s4 for fair quality 100
casks good quality in store disposed OF ust before
at I3rs 1900 bags Brazil fetched lih and la} ra for
fair and COED. There is only some Valencia on
hand 1he stock OF lard is leas than 1000 kegs and it
sells at STAY lsH Moro than 5000 m. feet w pine
lumber have been sold at $50 s2s and SAT- and about
$50 feet pine, from Georgia and North Carolina at
from S25 for inferior river to $34 for steam sawed Some
sales of box shocks have been made at TX and
hhdshooks at IL and Is sperm candles in limited in
quryat S34 to 49, Tallow candles in some demand at
Sl41s l4z Whale oil, common and refined is in fair
request at IL 81 Sperm oil dull at IS No Ame'
rcan -four has n-Spanish sells at 500 - Sc
veral cargoes have been arriving from New Orleans
with potatoes, onions beans hay &c. and are sell
ing losing prices chiefly because they much
together. Freights-The transactions for Europe are
chaay confined to English and Spanish vessels at ca 10
ca British ports and there inquiry for Ameri
vessels There is also very little doing for the Uni
ted States quote 81 Ia for box sugar and 81 for
molasses. Our government allow small foreign vessels
to be transferred to the Spanish flag replace the coast
ing vessels that destroyed. Exchange London
10 lO% premium. New York and Boston par to
premium.
xpoRTs o SUGAR FROM lsT O JANUARY