The New York herald., 1851-09-27

numerous arrivals nom the Uxited States gave the mar
ket further impulse, and considerable SALES have since
been elected ,%oss h0 saciusvsy for ths, qa.rsr as
Little has bsen done since hs arrival Of the prsent
ysysnes ho6srs being unwilling to submit to ssdoc
maShet contnues to be 30 barely supplied with this de-
scrpton old coffee comes forward freely The stock on
hand confsing chiefly Of this description old Is about
10000 bags saies last month 10000 bags this month";
80 far, 10000 bags.
syc.K-rrcn Csnpos the arrivals have been very
limited OF that description about so sold az
2So to S0o and 1880 to $4,000 The sales Of Pernsm
buco and Maeeo consist Of $50 and oO barrels ct
1880 $4,000 The stock Of Campos is about 20 cases
and Of PERI an buco and Maceio 200 cases.
MSs'TAso.s 7s 5000 hides have arrived from Rio
COO Of which $4,000 River Plate the light at iso and
the heavy at l46 and the remainder Rio Grande the
consists Of $1,000 hides principally heavy Of these about
10 0C0 Rio Grande.
declined 10 quotation at which price c,nsder able
amounts have been purchased for investment No sales
Of Provincial have bsenreported.
wEDSEspAy, August l4-2 p. NJ
ExcHAscE Little doing at odr quotations
CoFrEE-eales, this morning, d,0o0 bags. Shipments,
this month, 503l6 bags.
BAHIA, August -sugar-About this article little or
nothing be added the observations ia our former
price CURRENT the stocks in the public warehouses
the holders keeping Of the market and there
difficulty In purchasing any considerable number Of
The quality owing TO the ateness Of the
getting very inferior At $4,000 per arroba for browns
and - per arroba for whites they stand in 15s Sd
and los Sd per cwt free board at the exchange Of
2ed per 1900, and freight excluded. Cotton
rivals have taken place lsttey but the stock in first
hands s Insignificant being abo1t 600 to 500 bags This
article continues to be much neglected. ana no transsc-
tons have taken place for time past Our quota
tons nominal though in consequence OF the decline
c freiehts 1t p.obabe that thay WI maintain them
would cost 5s led to 3Od per lb free board excu
sive Ct freight Coffee Arrivals of the new crop con-
tinue insgnhcant being about 500 arrob,s during the
week, and the quslity is very inferor sales have
been Effected at $3.50 per arreba, at which, ex-
change 29d, t stands in 2ss. Cd. PEI hundred free
on beard wthou, freight. CocoaA few bags have been
imported from Iheos for which 2SlO0 per arroba de-
manded at which it costs Us per cw free board at
the exchange at I'D and freight excluded sales
trarsprsd Hider-The demand continues brisk, aud
prices looking up-ll5r lb for salted and 140r fer
dry, being demanded, although no purchases have as
yet b. effected at these rates. The stocks hand
Insignificant Rum continues 10 sell slowly at our quo
tatons according to quality Tapoca-Tnere Is no In
smal lots at $4,000 TO 2Sl00 per aluere. PiassavaNo
transactions Of have taken place the ship
ats made during the week having been con.racted
fol before there are about 7OcO bundles on the water
for which the owners demand 10S000 the quality being
superior. CoquIhos-No arrivals, nor anything in first
hands inquiry continues brisk Tobacco eafArrivals
have been insignificant and smsll lots Of closed seconds
and thirds have been disposedf at 3s3o0 aud 1885,
Others Of Inferior quality offered at 3S20o The
stocks in frst hands are irsie Wood jacsran
daNothing has been done In this article during the
past week freghts altogether nominal no charters
having been effected since last; quotations are
hardly obtainable. Exchange continues frm at 29d.
Per 1900 but transactions for the teamer~haye been
very insignificant; bills remain in the market p S.
Arrived cargo Of coo hsb per Chartcleer the sale
which las not yet been effected
PrRSAMsrco August 2l-Preights perfectly nominal.
Cotton has been taken at ga. per Id. Exchange on
London, 2s1sd.
BurSos AyRrs July 2S S-Exports-We have at last 10
announce a considerable falling of in the shipment of
produce OF OK and COW hides June only furnished q
little above 172000 against 272 600 in the month Of May
preceding Still the entire expectation Of the FIRST SIX
months the current year falls little short Of 500 COO
an amount greatly superior to the most sangune antc
paops AT present the on hand very limited,
and most classes Of hides have declined shade pur
chaers rather chary in consequence of the recent
ports both England and the United States Hitherto
the winter has been remarkably mild and favorable and
Of the saaderos are working little Others Is
unds rstood. have contracted supplies Of cattle the
proprietors having at last made some abatement in
their pretensions doubtless from the prospect Of
abundant supply Of weconditioned animals early In
the spring, should the weather continue genial As
this important department prospects at present
rcts of the province have assured that the pastures
seen to present luxuriant aspect at
this o the year freghts, owing to the scanty
supply Of export produce, and the temporary paray SIS
Of the market, have in general given way little; and
the numerous arrivals during these last days may pro-
baby depress them somewhat further. Money Market
Exchsr &c on England shows rather downward tend
ercy and under,tand transactions for the present
packet have been done az Cos douboon currency
bave remained toleraby stationary, though with
slight upward tendency but not to extent seriously
TO affect transactions in the market The alterna.ions
Mt rate of this day may b. taken at 2S5 Imports
In the early Of the present month several attempts
were made TO clear OF by public suctit ms but
in general with only very partial success The
abundant supplies known TO exist In the market,
the felt mpossibility Of making a monopoly and
the rumors Of falling prices In the Wholesale cotton
manufactures eectusy chilled the srdor Of specuatioD
and in the comparatively mitedlrsnsac ctions effected
the account esles greatly fear, doomed to be
pronounced HAT, stale, and Improbable As regards
the local demand little improvement need be expected
before the month Of September For the interior
kets sone purchases Of spring aud summer goods have
slrescy been made; but In the circumstances must
prefuue the competition TO have been chiefly among the
tellers Az the intercourse with the inland provinces
has been greatly affected during the p,s by
the late drought probable that their demands
may be somewhat greater than usual but correspond
ing allowance must be made the other hand for the
unsettled state Of relations with two Of the literal
provinces During their bastard alliance the prseren,e
Of their traffic must Of be given to their
friends q; the snse II some nconv and
dssdvsntages for nearly month foreign arrivals
rather scanty but since the 18th instant they
again been pouring in from all quarters while a cons-
dcrHte number siill expected. In these circum.
stances prices Of imported articles cannot be expect
ed to rally. Goals and salt have advanced shade;
most other articles stationary, with languid
nsnd or the recent introduetions, however, cons
derss proportion are bulky articles OF comparatively