The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-12
Now York Market.
MONEY MARKEr

Va MONEY MARKET. "'
Tho New York Journal Of Commerce OF Monday the
touched lSiH fell OF to 1885, and after guctastnS bs
tween these rates. closed at the lowest price. II.
Sly ssss sss S S
He something less than one miicn dollars Of which
the seassP ,s BsSsra sco took out City Of
Foreign Exchange is inactive as is usual on steamer
days Leading bankers aak lOsx for GO days sterling
60 days London 1o7 to iOs for oommerciai ios to
saF ss 80 aass ds s shs5 sh
I Z ssoaGn @ Ss:sfS'P 7ss % 70:
Stocks were steaay at the early session Of the opon
board at the regular board the market was not very
change from yesterdays quotations. aoyerp%eaas
were In good request at Arm rates.
.- as PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. July 7.-CoFFRR-Has been In moderate
tive Oeyion Ut 20 10 aao MaracaSo at II to 49, Ia
gusyra at II to 1sc. BIO at Il to &c., and St. Domingo
IN ssas seqaei sep q. IT, previous quotations
Mddlings s6 to $780, chiefly within the range per TO-
eepts 1876 bales weee receipts have been s5i1
beles sales and resales 400 baIes export
close bales The s,GGt n Of eas
Messra Oornwel & Zerega notice thus; awe have TO re-
With alishhy Improved demand but without improve.
ment 10 priess There is full supply OF Cotton offer
are ateady; the few sales made being on spinners'
ACCOUNT The very warm weather and Its being holi.
day day week. has assisted to give ns quiet market
export and SPECTATORS have not faith enough In ad
vancing prices to bling them on the market The ad.
vices from the South re hrdng the growing cotton
st improving but opinions yet vary widely as to
the probable amount Of the We daily have opin.
Ions from parties who have been the same ground
and ought to be equally well posted whose estimates
range from 26OO 600 baies but all estimates
the privilege Of making The cotton goods is auiet and
prices are easier Receipts at all for week endisg
June 10 $500 bales receipts at all ports since the close
OF the war, 1857. 500 bales
MOVEMENTS IN COTTON THIS PORT. So
Bales.
hectipts lnis Week; ,6il
Receipts In June. 1856. t69I8
Receip.s since Jan; jan l. 1899 ss6.6ol
Secetpts since sept !, 86. .3l2
Exports since Sept J.. 1855. 459 237
FLoun AND MEALastase and Western Flour has been
quiet and steady Sales aimee last, $500 bbls In.
elndng very poor to choice superne State and West
ern at go 80 TO s. very poor to choice Extra state
to 10 40. chiefly at So rs to IS; roundhoop Extra
Ohio good shipping brands. at So rs TO 10 al
per bbl. Wenow quote .lII
gnperfne State and Western. 60@s g. OF
Extra Illinois, Indiana, Michigan &c...... 1863 MoS
Extra Ohio, trade and family brsnds ..1StoS 1I2;
Common To- Choice extra Miaaoar 2s 2S
southern Flour continues quiet and depreased Sales
ance our last 500 bbls in lots at $40 20 ii 90 for pool
s to u 50 to . ohoss
j. in request. iDoudns superaae st Sc S'pS pS
Western 50 rs for Jersey s6 10 for Mershs caorIo
and IS as for BrandywIne, per bbl Sales 76O bbla,
oRAN-Wheat has been In moderate demand at droop
ing prices. kaes, IS 600 bushas Milwaukee Club, par
50 so to 240 Corn has been active at former prices
Sales have been reported since last of 27 bush
els at 66 to $50 for unsouud and t9h to 91c, chiefly
70 300 for common to very choice new mixed Western
the highest rate for load very high mixed, bushei
| New Oats have been In less demand. We quote new
Chicago at 80 TO 64c bushei Nothing new IN Barley
or Barley Malt Rye fs active; sales, 49, 500 bush
els. part western. al 81 05 and State 81 as to %
buBhel.
HAY-North River bale is In good demand at go to 90
Tor poor to choice, 100 lbs.
| MoLAssEs-Istn demand and steady including Porte
hico at ESQ to BOO; Cuba at 400 to $50 per gallon
yrAVALi ,SroREs-Oontihue in demand includpl
spirits nrpentne, at 800 TO $40 per gallon; Crude dt
to 50 2b Per Dbl. i - ~G- -, " "-'SS' S''
cILs-Have been quiet pet steady including Crud
Wha, at 81 26 Bleached Whale at 81 AS; Crude Sperm
~ b0; Unbeached do at S27o; Lard Oh at 81 rs h
per gallon. s.. " " -
PErRoLEuMTs Inactive and heavy at % 70 TO 40 70
do. free, per gallon. - ~ " .''" wv " "
PRovIsIoss-Pork has been dull and beayy. aals
since our last 1900 bbs III lots at S3l ca 10 n NJ N
new mess closing at $Si IS cash; 500 10 FOR one ves
old nness $2s % TO 20 80 for prme $50 for Xii
mess; $40 for prime mess per bb Out raents are i
eack request At iSA TO i6H centa for shouldsra ana
to 40 cents for has sales $40 pkss Bacon a. in mr.
derae demand; 22o boxes sold pirt long out hams
u csnts short ,ib TX cents psr ib Lard 10 dull an
cents and small lots at 2ik cents per lb f,eef co.
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