The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-13
Foreign Markets.

MATANzS, FEB 26-Our sugar market is now In
very dull stae for want OF vessels; quote whites
rls yeows. at It rls; brown and cucuruchos at
~ b1s ris; Muscovadoes, at 8 a rls per ar.-and
should the scarcity OF vessels contnWe hsre must be
decline in prices Moasses nominaly at 2 rIs per
keg but the market is in worry unsettled state, and
rivals Of vessels want Of the article would probably
immediate advance in prices Pitch pine lum.
Der hBs been rather duh OF ate and may be quoted
per Dbl. Provisions are in COED demand goldfish 81 as
snd ~ I a
Freisb,s to the North are nominal for want Of yes.
sells The last transactions were ut So per 100 gal
sugar. Vessels to come in now would receive higher
rates. Sterling exchange at prem New York and
state of the Exchange market-W Wilmington az CO.
Commercial
RIO JASnrno Jan. %, ls47.-The arrivals since the
Orleans" I Indus Marean es sa i ney
Moate yuma, aud Active Baltimore Anita, Sea Eagle,
ana "a s nT an oa7 EanS
ages domestic, us boxes tea 93l do Candles 1873! bbl
resin 2l5 bills beet and pork - 600 lbs wax 1910 hams
$50 kegs lard, hhds and 81 boxes tobacco, 500 coils
cordage, and suDdries Flpurrhe very heavy arrivals
particularly OF common qualities, caused prices to give
been made. inclu ling the s. Mareans and Monte zumaa
caTgoes 1880 bbls deliverable at Montevdeo at
been, Richmond City at am 91I not sssl So oDance
and Columbia Mills, l9N ieN5Oo $7A $7h Baltimore,
SS C ooc n mama.
and Columbia Mills, 10000 Baltimore, and 500 sundres
Total ~ 800 bbls In second hands, the stock esi-
mated at 10 600 Our accounts from Europe the
l2th Of December which cause most the holders
particularly Of good qualities to be very Arm, and il
the quantity expected the United States was not
rather large would advance their prices Unless our
market Is relieved by export TO the South, common
Hour is likely to rule low until the import is much
less Dates from Monevideo to 9TH inst; stock oil
-four 10 0t0 bols, last sales Noted 81 SO So From
Rio Grante they are to llth sock 1000 bbs Richmond
22 23 Baltimore, $4,000. DomesticsA sale of about
500 paca ages made at auction early the month at
reduced prices and about 400 have been sold since
at the same rates, viz blue drills at go net sA
cents brown do $50 rs net go cents, York stripes
$50 net s4 CENTS Shetucket do $50 81 ceEs;
30 inch shirtrgs, ITO rs net cents The stocks are
still large and even at these prices large sales be
made The stocks of English very hea w, selling
mostly Of quality have caused the market to be
very dull and the sales have been at lower rates. rang
ing from 100 300, net So 81 cents. Superior Hy son
is wanted, and would bring I'll q 400 Would again OBJ
tina, tao tea OF the couaty ntereres very much
with qualities and therefore, none but good
and superior qualities Hyson should be sent. Candles
obtain ans higher prices till the import almost ceases for
months Sales of good quality at 700 RS. net ao
cents. Sales Of Rosn at4 al 400, net 81 l0a 81 30
Lard 279 $50 rs net 10 l0< Last sales of cod
Manila do. 30a net cents; Collar do. l5jOO net 81,
cents. HAMS 2VO $50 net 81 8. Lumber, COL net
$22. No and mess beef 24 net SO 60 Pork unsalea.
bio Salt, 800 net 49, Wax, $50 500 net 70
cents sales generally have been very difficult and
low prices the stocks Of most articles OF import being
very heavy. Cofee-Heavy rains have kept back ARR
vas and the supplies have been very moderate; prices
In consequence for good qualities have advanced and
90 cents board Good frsts 2N700 2ls5O or 6 61S
cents The whole stock does not exceed 30 900 bags,
mostly ordinary in quality The weather has been fine
Tor SIX days. and should continue, the arrivals next
month will be more abundant, but not great previ
Gus to December The export TO the United States this
month will be about as foliows:-
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