Foreign Markets.
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HAVANA, April 9There have been no further sales OF
Rice since our last Moassss is very rm and sales ma
king at O. holders ask Sugars have advan.
ced te 81 l2t for assorted; white alone 1914 yel
low SILL browns 81 a rs Exchange has advanced to
81 per cent on New York and Boston, and England
10 per ct. We have received good Muscovado Sugar
yet prices are not established but 81 hes been re-
fused ior only quality. We expect rs will be
paid for good TO prime quality.


APR,L l0-Busness continues dull here Sugars are
far above European limits and but few purchases are
made Some movement for Boston is the only thing sure
in our market. Coffee to quote. Molasses is


little fiat these last few days. and has receded 6rs Lard
Is slowly aivancing quote to-day $l35; stock $500
kegs. Flour American here; Spanish very plenty
Lost sales St0a Hams, none; European small lot taken
at $40 Box Pork $sI, but little here


Freights almost nothing; many vessels leaving in bal
last Two days since fl It's Sd 10 Cowes and the North
Sea- was paid. United States ST. per box and Sl3 per
hid. 80 -