The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-17

large shipments has tolsraby supported prices, aud
they have varied but little the date OF last
ard rals, and superior, for Spain at present
ceedipgly scarce, at and y Ia 9 aud 8 ca Whites
alone, we quote % ash !sos rs. Id stg pr cwt
"A 6S (l4s. I'd 1ys sd Browns 80 a 4. (l2s. H.
l3s. 7d) aud Cucuruchos % 80 CLOS sd u lis
10d For there three last cases there IL steady
dema nd. and the stock in town Is diminishing fast
and less than the usual quantity still remains in the
country several planters no for higher rates
The last saes of Muscovado at Cardenas, were at 81
for fair to good quality and lie is supposed that
not over 200 hhds. yet remain on hand. The ship
ments Of white Sugar to Russia. of which the last
cargo was cleared out on the 10th inst, amount
TO SO 33l boxes against 1857 in lS47 The quantity
remaining to be shipped from the two ports is varousy
estimated from 140 to 40 m boxes The appearance
of the standing crop, on the Northern side of the
Island, is generally said to be satisaetory with the
exception of the the red lands in the reghbor
heod Of Cardenas, which has suffered somewhat from
want Of rain The export Of molasses hence and from
and mas since the date OF our last has
reached only 1907 hhds of which $40 have gone to
the British Provinces and the balance to the United
States At Cardenas several cargoes of clayed have
been shipped dealers account and for the rest, Ia
a y rails per 5 gallons have been paid which rates.
to "a still asked. The total amount shipped
from the commencement of the year, from the three
ports now reaches 49, TAG against 14l SIS in lS4 Re-
speeding coffee, we cannot give better idea of the
state Of the market than by observing that parcel
of good second quality for which two months ago S6
refused has lately been disposed of at 5 per a.
Triage is worth 81 So The growing crop has been
favored much by the weather. and it is expected that
be also of superior quality We may look for some
small parcels by the middle of next month.
Honey is still quoted at 1ai a rs per gallon. Wax
White, $104 IL; yellow, 81 $SH per a. Rum of
% degrees in common pipes SIT S19 while SUPERIOR
of "a degrees, in good bright oak pipes, S23 $24 Of
the three cargoes of erhed beef in last
as unsold that per Wannan the first disposed of,
and being Of inferior quality only brought RS, while
those per Nina and San Pho fetched 10 which price
also accepted for the part which still remained
on board of the Hazard and Ricardo n. Only one
small cargo has arrived since the date of astthe
Spanish brig Amalia, from New Barcelona with $50
qls. and as 1t proved of very inferior quality and in
bad condition, only rs. could be obtained for It, A
cargo Of good beef arriving at the present moment
would very probably command II "a II RS Coal is at
pIese worth S. rs SIS So at which the last
goes sold Frcights have differed much siuce
the date Of our last For Hamburg direct f3 have
been paid. and f3 81 is ask ed. Cowes and
ket 80 lbs E3 SIS and the Mediterranean f3 a
f3 los For Great Britain, Spanish and British yes
sells receive e3 f3 S. For the United States, the
rates have improved and shipments made at Sl3S
per box sugar, and So S2's per HID of molasses
The steamer Severn, in port from Me xico brings
about $3.50 COO part of which Is sold board at
81 per cent; and Mexican doubloons, also board
at IL per cent prem. Exchange on London has
been taken to some extent at ii Is per cent prem
Spain. per cert prem New Yorkis selling at par
per cent PREM Boston at par, and New Orleans at
per cent prem.
PS. SEPT 2--The market ia abundantly supplied
with American produce. Lumber-Pitch pine, $25;
white do. $50 molasses shocks, II RS. Freight of
sugar to the United Ststes, IL rs sugar to Europe,
e. 15s to f3 molasses, 81 80 per hid the coast.