Foreign Markets.
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HAVANA, Sept 6No particular change to notice in the
sugar market Prices firm and likely to continue So
we quote browns and yellow 9alOt Curashaus and low
browns 53asa; whites l2al5 Molasses held firmly at a
rs. Sterling Exchange 10 a l6I United States 81


since the sale OF Rice per Hayne which went oil at
2 cents no further arrivals have taken place The rice
trade will not be good again for time to ii ever
and the distress here such that high prices cannot be
paid Tor anything The deficiency in the crops OF Sugar
and Coffee OF this side of the Island from that OF last
is OF immense loss and when you consider the number OF
people OF all sorts employed in transporting this produce
IRON the place of production until shipboard inclu
ding produce brokers, shipping merchants and blbro
kers you see vast number of people thrown out OF en-
poyment and their of subsistence cut off, to the
extent of 30 per cent All these consumers
Of imported articles, when they have the means of pay
ing for them But for want OF means they have to live
upon articles that the least and with tho greatest
economy.


The exports from Havava from the lst Jan. to 3lst
Aug lS4o 2o6 Gas boxes Sugar and l3502aI
bes Coffee of which 2l,37t boxes of the former, and
9i2 arrobes of the latter the United States
5iit boxes OF Sugar and 747si arrobes of Coffee of
which $50 boxes Sugar and So! arrobes Coffee
the United States.


Exchange.-on London 60 days sight, l5i a I6 prem ,
New York a 81 prem; Boston, .! prem; New Or.
leans, a prem, short sight


Freight.-Great Britain 80 a Is; Cowes and mar.
ket IN the Baltic f2 l9a 5 do not in the Baltic f2
6a2 lo France, 90 20 francs; United States, ST per
box sugar; rias per bag Coffee; 81 p per hid
lasses.