The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-16
FOREIGN MARKETS

We indebted mercantile house here for the fol-
lowing account of the Havana market
HAVANA, 7th July. 1858.
SUGARs-With slight and very short lived inter
ruptions market has been animated and very firm
throughout tine past five weeks
Prices have risen from u to RI since the date Of our
last report 9th ultmoD
We quote as follows:-Cucuruchos Dutch numbers to
10 to "a reals at II per cent prm equal to 2s 6% to
2SS. Id per cwt o. b.. Ordinary yellows do II -
to s reals at u per cent prm equal obs Id Id
per cwt t. o. b.; MiddlinG do do l3 to II So to % reals
at II per cent rm equal to 25s Sd to 2Gs l0& per
f. b. Fine do. do Is to 1G 9E to lex reals II per
prm equal to 27s I'd to Dos 3D. per cwt f. O. b.
Florete do do II to 10 l0R to II reals at II per
prm. equal to Dos 10d to SIS. I'd per cwt f. o. b.; Ord
nary whites IL to II reals at u per cent urm canal to
32s. ID to s AZ d. per cw b.; Mddling do l2% to
10 reals at II cent prm equal to is I'd per
cwt f b. Fine and iorete do l3I to ii reals a 10 her
cent prm equal to 36S. Id. to 3Ss Id per cwt o. b.;
Muscovadoes 6 to X reals at u per prm equal
1Ss. sd to 23s. ID per cwt f. o b..
Damp sugars of inferior grades may be bought rl
less Our exports during the past month exceed those of
June 1887 by 60000 boxes They still continuing
large scale. The aggregate exports from Havana Ma
tanzas and Cardenas during the months sti about
1000 tons less than they during the period
year The cargoes of while sugars shipped to Europe
this year including the vessels still loading, amount
far to upwards of 80 600 boxes against 600 and - eco
in 1857 and 1856 respectively. We estimate our stock
here and Matanzas between and hogshcadS at
267 O0O boxes against 365 200 at the CORES
pondng periods in 1851 and 1856 At Maan2as crop
choice grocery MuScovadoes has been sold Our
exports from Havana, Matan2as and Cardenas the end
of June compare as follows:
To the United States 3S2 III 800 10Y 1856 16l 100
= United gdom & con
tinent of n. Europe. 332S29 G,273 277120
Mediterranean. S73S7 43.S03
Ssatp SO SO 13I@s 70 81 81 15GsZ sZ
6e,s62 74242S 11a,914 6l4.627
MoLAssEs, clayed and uncayed I rs, equal to
IA and lGi5 cents gallon and 6s sd. and IS Cwt
o. b. There have been sales at and outpors
where some holders ask 81 and rs. The exports.
us above, compare follows:
British Provinces. ceS................ 1851 1855
Great Britain. ................... 1861 36.2Sl
COFFEE, ordinary to good seconds $l2E to S13H ql.
The exports as above, compare as follows:
10 the nted States tes...................7.4l 40 ...
opalh'''' '''.'..''', .......'....'.goZ1 Dol
other ports. OrtS.........................l,9 ~ 4,4S0
Iotih arrohaS 1891 9,I4l
HoNEY-3iirs. scarce
RUM-&3i for coory and SIS for white.
EaET"FrIr--I~a slowly advanced to 60 2y6 CO l2If
for Falmouth, in with more than the usual ad
dition for continental ports CoastwIsr quote SOC to
81 for boxes and S3% to s. for hogsheads according to
the ports Of loading and destination.
EXCHANGES have continued very firmly sustained and af
ter having touched 13per cent p London and cent
7. for New York may now he quoted: London u to 13
per cent p Paris y to l. per cent 7. Philadelphia. &C.
and New York to 2 per cent p. Spain per cent p.
comparative statement of the exports of Sugar to the
cities mentioned and the aggregate amount exported to
tine United States and all other countries from JAN st to
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