Foreign Markets.
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TRiSIDAD, r. s, Oct. l3-Most kinds of American pre-
duce was plenty, and find the leading articles quoted
as low or lower than they be bought this coun
try For instance flour selling in small lots Tor So
5o butter II to 10 cents per b beef 50 10 per bbl;
10 to l4c per b lard 10 5c; pork, prime SIS 50 49,
do mess Sl7 a2o soap A &c. The produce OF the Isl
and was generally high; sugar quoted at SIS 5 so
per 100 lbs; Moasses Is l6 cents per gal Coffee SO
5oa so per 100 lbs Rum 35c l0c per gal There had
been but few exports for the last month and commercial
operations were "iew and far between


Pitch pine lumber from the scarcity of particular ST.
zes was in demand at the date Of last prices current
9th ut sales from Sa7 to S35 white pine boards were
quoted at $40 S27, do plank S23 $40 The stock was
getting low. American Rice quoted at s5 So per
oo ios duty Tree; East India 81 so S. do-the former
was plenty and the latter scarce.