The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
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RIO JANIIRo. D.csmher l. ls49 In IMPORTS from TIE
United States in November, were AZ, 2o3 bbs -four;
$50 packages domestics l57 do tea; 3oS bxs sperm
candles; 9ls lumber; 24os bbls resin $50 bags pep
per- so bbs beef l50 do pork 244 Kegs lard ia pkgs
tobacco; 1l600 lbs. wax, aud sundres. And from
Trieste 65z bbs flour Flour-Since Giro ular Of
oath ut the sal.s have bsen to extent at
$40 credit, or SIS cash, for Richmond; Baltimore SIS
credit The ,tock in fret hands is IL 500 bbls Rich
mond, SEQ Columbia. 200 Baltimore, coo Phadel-
pbia-tosl % 200 bbls The bakers largely sup
Piled that no advance can be expected although sup
plies she ud fall OF which is likely The import mar
ket is extremely dull; supplies Of all sorts being In
cess prices nomiDslly the same rs our quotations
oath ut firm, with stock OF IS 900 bags On the
10th TO the .urprse Of most people sale Of $4,000
bags wss Gds At so a ! $50 Tor superors and fine
frsts for the United States The Swedes then entered
the market and for fine selections 900 to 400
taking about 20 COO bags Seine secret sales also
SPOKEN Of making The total during the week. 60 600
10000 bags part probably speculation, under the
impression that the American vessels being without
limits II ust buy at any rate The dealers have since
aoyhncsd their demands but sales whatever have
been msde Several vessels leaving In ballast and
with PARTS Of csgos in preference TO paying 600 or
l0 cts on beard fer lair assortmepts The stock is
supposed be 6O 0o0 bags Most OF tAe Swedish and
unlimited European ordtrs have been executed; 1t,
therefore depends upon the American buyers whether
the present rates 10 be main tanned not. We do
not look for great decline but the buyers keep
out OF the Set ten fifteen days ASST ted by foreign
sdycet and freer sr,as as ~ usual before Christmas,
they may give way considerably If prices do not de-
cline prior TO lat January 10 Is almost certain that
they viii not afterwards lie quite sure that the re-
ceipts viii then be very trnng. The crop Is very
p-omtipg but no large quantity can be expected prior
10 July ms the crop om above the mountains does not
airive freely Till august and September. The export
in November rather ess than anticipated beng
1877 952 bags which ~ $40 vent to the United States
being sgegste decrease in eleven months Of 90 6y1
bags The dsciea.e TO Europe during the same time,
IL ~ ss5 bags Hides in demand at ITO for light
weights. there is no stock and very few expected.
Frtighis are entirely nominal Exchange q Esd.
very nrm
D,cInprK 4 ls4s There are no arrivals to report.
About ~ COO bbls flour have been sold ut quotations.
The coffee market lie quiet no buyer. for any quantities
oftriHg and a. several more vessels Are about ia
leave partly losdsd and in ballast the dealers show
desire to sell Stock in first hands rs 900 bags
supposed in sp.culators 25 900 bags Exchange very
nrm. From Montevdso We learn that the British gov
erpn ent had ordered MT southern, at Buenos Ayres
TO confirm the convention made by him. and that he
would be received on the I'D ult. by Gov Rosss rs
Minister from Great Britain.