Foreign Markets.
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HAVANA, Sept 4-Our exports of sugar from this and
Maanzas to the end Of last MONTH anountto TAI 976
boxes, against 6oOa3i boxes at the period OF last
year. of which, i9a4 lss3


White sugars, boxes, ..... !. l56,799 l41,297


To the United States. 49,. ls2,5ls 67,s37


Spain,. ................ SO 62l b6,27s


Mediterranean. .......... 5l,527 35 403


worm OF EUROPE. 2oIol0 2yO5Io


Our stock between this and Matanzas according the
brokers' notes inclusive Of town and country, amounts
to from 10 to rs boxes; think it may be between %
and 100 NJ boxes of which one half will be required for
the supply Of Spsin and Of local consumption. Re-
main about 60 000 boxes for export to Europe and the
United States; while last year exports to Europe
from lst September to the end Of February l old sugar
Of thecrop OF l9i3) amounted 20 1866 boxes. As
CARDS the growing CROP have only to confirm for
mer statements. OF coffee very little is lett and
supplies cannot be in market in any quantity before the
middle end of December The crop estimated to be
about third at most half the usual quantity The
state Of the coffee in Europe lead to anticipate
that the first supplies will be taken off for that quarter
from SO 6o to 90 for fair to good second qualities


PRovisIoss-Flour- Philadelphia and Baltimore, SIS to
90 per bb sales and scarce; New Orleans SIG 80 to 6
75 sales and scarce; Hams New Orleans So to l3 per al
sales good wanted; lard New Orleans SlI to per
quintal, sales-stock 10. 900 kegs