The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-16
MARKETS ELSEWHERB.
STOCK aAIRS

wHmrrv- sales Of 400 barrels oh's were made ~
2se, and 200 state prison at 24o
Markets ELsEWHERD.
STOCK sALRS.
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HAvArA, Feb. o-Sinoe eur report OF 2oth January,
The a
SpaiD, and oil that has In has been readily pur
chased at advancing prices We have to raise quo
tstions considerably and place them oows: Whites
Sk Sk re-; norite ~htes II IL RS; ysllows
brovLs, ~ . Q RS Cucuroohss ~ . ~ rs. As high
A. there IL no doubt about the Of our crop
and that Of the United States 10 likely to be sti
asaoisnt than was at nrst anticipated We have good
grounds to xpest that prices will rule high during
the sssson Indeed, We may fairly estimate that the
larger proportion Of crop will forward to the
United states where the article improving BY last
scoounts with the prospect Of an animated enquiry
through the sson In view # tho very small tity
ana and the Cheering hopes entertained in regard to
trade In general, and greater abundance OF money
to facilitate the Operations OF commerce Moessesn
very 6Ym At rails which purchases have been
made deliverable here and In the outpors, while
higher prices have been sivsn In Mstsnsas and
Cardenss Several dealers are now asking more Every
isdussment has been afforded BY the high prices to
bring much possible to MARKET yet the exports
from hence, EatsDzas and Cardsnas, to the United
States during January, about 1000 hhds
last year, having amounted to 10 800 hhds The
city Of The article will be more felt ~ tho season sd
account Of the crop being third less than
last but also because the does not yield
large Pre- portion of mAasses usual. Very little
Muscovado sugar has been brought to this market.
parcel Of ordinary placed IT AZ There 10 fair
~ for m:ddDg good and 80 for prime, which latter
10 very Lard also lover the stock IL larger
ssiDg now OF 1000 ksg. including some In quarantine
Sales Of lumber have been made 1t $22 and $2l for
Bath and S2l, and S22 for Portland, and there are
seveI parcels disposal. or pine two osrgoes,
S22 and one from Wilmington s22H; . cargo from
The latter port arrived ON contract Exchange The
our lat advce. and We quote i4i Is per osnt prem
The ratss for New York and eoston have deon ed to
La per cent prem Freight, inquiry for YES.
yet there are sevsrslin port waiting for employment
The charters since our last report were Of Swedish
brig Of 500 boxes to Falmouth and . market, at
f2lts Danish bark Of SEQ boxes OF e. los. to
Hamburg, and email Spanish brig at fs to the same
has been paid. A bark taken 1t S3x to load
mola.tss At Trinidad for New York, and small brig
rsr boz Of sugar, and So for molssses. va
FEB. y Rice low: Mola.sss and Muscovado sugar
high and In much demand. The quarantine restric-
tions been in Q great measure removed Vessels
from the United States admitted free Of
except those from New Orleans and Mobile which are
subjt etsd to 20 days, and those from New York. to
days Vees from ports within 100 miles Of the above
also liable to . responding period OF dstsn-
With eholsp. viii have to Of a:sssn
dayr while those which arrive from places within $50
miles Of such ports will be under observation for eight
days.
CALLAo, Dec. IL -Calao, Huanchsoo Lambayequs
Psyta, Islsy and Aros the only ports entry
foreign vesssls In Peru Vessels found in other psrts
Immediately the arrival Of . vessel at port Of
tIy, the captain must present nfsst or his cargo
expressing nsrks aid numbers Of packages, weight,
Dessure quantity Of articles In bulk, list OF the
vessel where from, and places touched 1T his voy-
IRON ,h. time tn. vs,,sl first BOARDED the bill. Of Ia
cling will be enacted BY the boarding ocer st his
ssnd visit The ships papers are not to be delivered
the captain OF the port but must bs presented 1T
tbs respective consular offices In the different ports
Any excess found on beard above the quantity mani
snt II less than ave per cent double duties such
xcsss exaoted. Any goods free Of duty found ON
ossa. not manifested, subject to duty Of from
three to s.s per cent at the discretion Of the chief
Resr Of Customs. Vessels pay ten dollars for port
duss in each port sud two rails per mage dues
in the fret port they visit but not In others when
goipE from port to port. Thay may land or take In
passengers, epecis and bullion, without paying any
topnsRe dues. Foreign goods can be trsnshipped or
rsmbsrksd and are free Of transit duty but the e1-
psnoss heavy bulky articles Of small value
Goods may Do deposited for unlimited time In Cslso
custom house the hrst three months free Of
storage af.srwards they pay rial month stor
age per package. Tho government Is responsible for
any by robberiss committed the custom house
stsrss but not for any losses caused by hre earth
guahss. or ipundation. All goods, the produce
ma nufaeture Of Peru except gold and silver, may be
exported free Of duty. Coined silver pays I've per
export duty bar oliver and silver plate four rails
per ssrk. Coined gold one per osnt. Unooined gold
two rial per The expectation from Callso Of
Plata Pima IL prohibited 100 yards equal to los
leo metres EQUAL to 1ls varas 100 sunes equal to 1873
vsss 100 bsb ellis equal to 81 vsras lo0bs Spanish
equal to l0Ix lbs. English; o5-Hsmburg, or l..
French, srrobs 26 lbs 4 srrobss, qtl., mark,
ounces or SO csstsIsnos dollar, srials.