The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-31
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

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FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Oct. 10, 1S48.-The stock Of sugar is re-
made since last report were in instances at
advance of rial on the rates then named. There
s scarcely any left in the country, and what is held
here Is in hands Of very firm planters who have high
views. We continue our last quotations although it
would be difficult to make up cargo without submit
esl rails ordinary whites a ~ rails good to nns
whites, 7sl Sk rails choice whites "a rails SUI
perior and orete yellows, 81 6l rails good to fine
yellows, 6A Ga rails browns Ga Ga rails Cucuru-
chos AZ a rails. or Muscevadoes there is little
nothing left. The weather has been more favorable
for for several days. but 1t is to be feared that where
the has suffered severely from the drought there
is very little hope Of seeing the injury materially
teracted by more propitous state of the atmosphere
at this late period Of the season or molasses there is
SO little left that prices must be considered quite
nominal There email lots in the lands Of
two dealers and i would h be hardly possible to collect
transactions within the past few weeks, at ~
RAILS according to the place and time Of delivery In
three cargoes retailing OF fsh cargo of Ne Wound
land cod about 1910 drums FOLD at ~ 90 casks Boston
cod brought SAY and 100 casks heated placed at
$3n There remain about 400 drums Of fish ha from
Boston and Portahd of which part is In bad condition
The stock of lard Is reduced to 900 kegs and prices
higher particularly of barrels which worth
vanced their offers for the 800 casks rice which
In from Savann ali, Charleston and Philadelphia 40
casks placed at 12a rails and 400 casks Mt laK
rails, leaving Carolina In fret hands. The heavy
stock of Manila very slowly indeed at low rates,
but does not impede the sale Of Carolina. Another
cargo Of lumber arrived from Bangor and there have
been sold 1000 feet Bangor boards at $40 aud 16 600
feet Bangor scantng Mt SIC, leaving 200 900 feet
hand from Bangor, with q small part from Portland.
No more r. pine has been imported; good quality Of
both kinds is wanted About IL 900 old box shocks
sold at 6 rails to be paid for next spring Plant
and dealers hold back in their Offers for new,
rive not being pressed rs yet for the article and feel
Ing uncertain with the experience OF the two last
cons In their recollection) what quantity may be
coming this year. They will soon have to buy, and
the opening rate will probably be 7 rails Some mo-
lasses hid Shocks OF mixed quality sod at 6 rias
they are worth ID Is, and In fair REQ uest About
300 boxes tallow candles, O. and IS were placed
$l6AS, and the demand continues good, well
for sperm Planters are beginning to lay In their sup
plies for their estates and the period for the advan
geous sale Of Whale Oil has arrived but Sperm Is dull
Corn Is also very difficult Of eale ut rails the stock
" 2OOO bags Two cargoes OF Spanish Flour changed
hands at $l1x per 1SG and 200 lbs, of which
fresh nd the other dry and cargo realised $l2H per
zoo lbs There Is no American for sale. Two csrgoes
English Coal were taken at SO Freights-No charters
Of interest have been made for Europe, but several
German vessels have now become available for that
object In consequence Of the armstice that has taken
place. Meckepburg bark has been laid for
Hamburg few privileged vessels would end employ
ment at fair rates We quote box Sugar the nited
States at rs. Exchange on London at 10 a IL per
cent premium, with very little doing on York and
Boston 3 per cent pm Prices current Of American
Producc-Jerked Beef Is 14rs per arrobe N. s. Cod
Rice 1th l2 per arr; Lard SIS so 10 per qtl Hams,
IL 10 per qtl Talow Candles TO- II; Sperm do.
$40 43; Whale Oil16 20rs per arr Sperm do 32rs;
Cheefe s15 sle pcrQtl; Butter l7s 20 yellow Corn