The New York herald., 1850-06-27
MARKETS ELsEwHERE.
STOCK SAIES


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DOMESTIC MARKRrs.
PHILAnyIPHIA, June 26.-The demand for cotton has
fallen on; the market IL duh and have been
made public. flour-No change in the market, and
business very dull; small lots OF good retailing
brands selling at S5 IS but extra at IS 62 Corn
Rss meal nna, nss dsnsd S1, sale Is rsPor..a At
In good demand, aud 5000 bushels sold A. l3oc for
white, aud 10 l22c for rod as In quality Corn Is
bstter and Geo bushels southern yellow brought 53i
n o4c. 0sts-No change, and 2O0O bushels Pennsyl-
vana sold st 43lse. Bark is hrm at $40 Ia srooe-
res and provisions there is nothing dsng but prices
remain the same. whiskey nrm,r. and bbls sold at
2JAc. freights continue very dull.
CHasLrsroS, JusE 81 Cotton The market was qui.t
on saturday the transactions having been limited to
about 500 bales 81 prices ranging from l1s to 13c
Former prices fully sustained.
roRrIoS MsrKErs
HAvasA, June is.-snce our report OF eth inst, the
dtmsnd for sugar has continued very active and the
price have not only been fully supported but
instances rather cher rates given We place
quot iations as beiorc:-whi,e 9 10 risls; nns and
choice whites. les N rials; yello~s ssl risls;
superior yeows Az rials; browns sis ask rails:
Cucuruchos. az a. rials. We may add that whites
only be made slowly Mn,covados are becoming
very and but a small quantity remaining for
sal. on either side of the island. We qoute ~,
risls tor ordinary 20 middng. aud 5t riss for the
better Kinds. Grinding Is tuished throughout the
Island, With very few exceptions. The accounts
tpecting the total result of this present crop stu
wore than they were lately supposed to be We hear
from the south side that the production L. 20 per cent
less than last year In connection with the YIELD OF
the next season the ravsgrs Of the chosrs assu
Ing serious aspect This disease Ia spreading xh
cut the various districts of the country aud attend
cd With great deal OF mortality among the laborng
population on the estates Unless u soon experiences
check the destruction of life among the aborers must
enchance the cost and diminish the quantity Of
sugar produced because under present
loss Of labor from such cannot be made good
from any sources svasbls to planters For olasses
rels has been paid In some Of the cut ports aud "
IN others In the hsrbor risls asked A sale OF
Nuscovado molassts was made 1T "a riss There IL
scarcely any coffee in the market The sales of lard
have proceeded steadily and prices . little higher
The stcck u only equal 10 COO Kegs and almost the
whole quantity l. in barrels The only transactions in
rice snee our last report were Of l7O casks st
lo'. fsls There are nov 500 essks shcst, 1000
The present value Of Carolina may be considered
1oa los rials. FreiFhts-The last charters
were at AZ fer Cowes and y market and 81 1s.
for St Petersburg direct vessels continue abundant
We quote TO the United States 81 per box Of sugar;
s2h for moasses Exchange on London. III n H. per
cent prem. which rates almost nominal as the
enquiry is very limited. New York and Boston par to
- p'r cent Irem
MsrASrss. June 17.-sugars are stil In good de-
mand We quote white st So ag4; nne yellow.
~ coed to fair 5I 6i4 brown. 81 ass Cucurucho.
AZ 49, Muscovsdo s5s rails OF these last scarce
~ any remain in FIRST hands Molasses is still at
Ia rials per keg Rice l. yet dull and cannot be
quoted more than 1ot rsls Freights are ut 81 per
box. and - per hid of sugar; and 50 s2as for
lasses along side: Small vessels are wanted Ex-
change. per; sterling at IL per cent premium.