The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-31
MARKETS WHERE,

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FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA March 81 Since Of report Of 18th inst,
the supplies Of sugar have become more a5uudsnt ~
tho has been favorable for thu movements Of
risen still more, a. the demand has continued very
lively nd planters have obtained high rates for what
sn.y have sold Are PLACED IN better position to a.
BY the facility Of obtaining money easy conditions,
viii prevent an accumulation Of stock from being
much felt even though ship room become increasingly
scarce. We raise our quotations aud place them
follows :-Mddling to good Whites, l0H IL RS. hne
~ IS; Browns 5x . OK; Cuouruohes, 8 81 rs. The
exports showing considerable falling of against
lat y::s The Mcf cSo s4s from n.aos
the month far only 30 900 boxes have
forward which renders it probable that 10000 boxes
less will be exported in the whole mouth than In the
seine period last The growing scarcity Of
se viii aid in retardins shipments, and In enhancing
raj convinced that prices high abroad
that they will retire from the market and bide their
count. om the interior have By NO mean: %
proved; ON tho contrary. We daily receive strong
= proofs Of tho large d.aeiensy Of the crop, and
have reason to believe that the diminution viii
be Fer tyr than have estimated. We have nume-
returns from estates to the result Of this
son; none Of them show a smaller deHcis than 80 pr
cent, and many SO cent, and even more. Grading
h nearly over generally speaking and indeed on many
ssoh dav, fom no other motive than to feed the cat
tie with the tops Of the cane - In consequence
Of the continued drought there Is absolute want Of
any other description Of fodder the process
Of sugar snufacture would be completed still earlier
From the south side Of the Island where originally
has been gradually reduced more and more and by the
last letters We are informed that the yield will be
sidersby ,msler than was then Furnished, and below
the lev est estimate Of very recent date Sales Of
Auscevados have been made 1t 5srs. for ordinary
TO middlng, 8 . 2hrs. for fine, though not choice.
Molassss recovering ts former value 2rs has been
obtained In the barber which price IL generally
the outport. sale made of $50 hhds. in tho har
Dor ct 3rs. The shortness CT supplies will be-
csme and moro evident, as the high rates that
hrve been ruling have afforded strong Inducements to
bring to market much moro than the customary pro
portion at the commencement Of the season. 1t may
be Of interest to mention that there four
Ave cargoes loading for Great Britain and have
very moderate parcels and sells At SAX So sccord
ing To quality lmports The value Of lard support
Sill .siih H,ss si2 a sag The stooS oomprisss
LOCO kegs and 1900 equal 90 10 kegs Three
cseoes Of rice which In and cargo which
snost at the date Of our last report making together
BOO cssks, have been sold ct % rails and there
main goo casks in store Prices current OF imports
rioe per arr. oar lard, per a., $11 l24; hams, per
q $40 y IA; tour, American, per bbi., Sl3 Ia
FrsigbtsA considerable Der Of vesees have BEEN
chartered at f8 los "a i5s for Cowes and FALMOUTH
ana market, and at f3 s.. a f3 70 Cd for
enspta' ports. There but few vessels disengaged
sno II may be come time beiore We have adsq aate
supply. TO the United States 10 q IL rails per box
nave he.n psid, and S2A for mola.ses There Is no
quarantine at present In force against vessels from
the ned states; but the regulations In regard to
these from Injected porte in England aud places With
DO IoV me, hsftirem cay Id and days. remain
altered. Exchange on London 10 q lOI. psr cent
prem On New York and Boston par to - per cent ds
Trade OF fsio de Jsneiro.
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