The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25

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| ~ WHlskEY.Has ruled exceedingly dull the past week
No ingssy for large lots small sies have been report
iot but Is difficult to name price for Iand
New York Market.
| MONEY MARKET
The New York Evening Post of Thursday. Inn, Ola.
| says: "
the loan market is easy, with but little inquiry Tho
oase tor call loans Is to g. More grocers' paper is
good nsmes En to rate Tor commercial bills of
The stock market is dull and the little activity dis.
has not been renewed. Governments are hrm without
m@Sn change the Investment demand continuing good
ihe ioowing were the chief quotations for eold this
1tsH IS i.G, daoo 14si l246 l49H; I.oo lis8; 49, 14s
Foreign exchange rather better Bills at 90 dava IN
n I@s are arc quoted at io7 to for commeroa o7X
at 60 days lIh to TO- do at short sight 10 to
to an SxSs II F. lG Ham ~
to S TS Bremen 7s to 70 Prussan thalers to H.
Of 6 to
dsbarsng ocers United States L is msds thep p
Eers money entrusted to them for and to
draw from the same only funds required for nav
which the use Of the public for pSa o.
vantage are 70 DO punished by fine and imprisonment
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June H.-FLoUs, &c.-The market for
western and State Flour ts fve but pricea
TSe ss sea STsS Sss 1 s% and
STATE So 2o@s as for the low grades western entrs
and family pP a ahS S9 2SS2 g for trade
Canadian Flour dull and 90 lower saes Of 500 bbi1
n aE 10 H5 for the low grades Of extra and $40 ~
southern 0a Ss Flour Is dull heavy and s.leu
country Baltimore &c. and si2 i51S IS for tr.ae nns
family brands. - '0' ''Ao' Ana
Rye Flour is dull but STEADY. Sales o915o bbl. a.
Corn Meal is inactive
aaAMEThe wheat market is inactive and prices are
q nota -
$50 bushels of white Michigan ct S. ' ''''A u
Barley and Barley malt are inactive. and prices are
Oats are duh and shade easier sales $4,000
t%e1 ana The bush
Corn is less active. and prices without change
The sales are 80 oOo bush unsound at 90 to $780,
but less strength is shown and at the close dull feel
3 1s to ss s 70, s .s s21 for prime $40 for
n 0t obSns demand Some
inquiry prevails for ship%snt eastward but hear Of
for old plain SIS to sal for new do st to SIT FOR
| old extra do and $40 to $24 for new do.
Tierce Beef and beef Hams are nominal
seller Sales OF 100 packages sweet piofied hams at
Bacon is steady Sales Of 40 boxes long clear at lsH
Lard remains in the same nominal condition
last quote at about 81 x to al 10 for
city and "a to 2ac for fair to prime steam and Kettle
AsHEsaThs n . market ma is hrmer with fair demand.
a. 90 70 Ss 70 for pots and SIC to se for Psar
prices are nominal Really prime grades OF Rio are
oorros.-The market remains dull at $50 for mid.
BAY The dem,rd is fair and the market firm at 60
HEhpEM nila is dull atssi to DC, gold. Other kinds
HoNEr-Is dull at ss to s4c for Cuba god duty paid
quote a 9 90 h In 0Gd and 4n for Or use
quality.
LAras.-Eastern Arm and in good demand at 81,
LIME.-Rockland is firm and in demand at 81 90 for
| common and 50 for lump.
MoLAsaEs.Is quiet but firm. We quote Centrifugal
and mixed at s5 to 4oc Cayed at 46 to 6o and Musco
NAVAL sronEs.-splrts of turpentne is dull at 81 to
S2o. Crude turpentine is quiet at S. rs. Rosins
firm At $s rs for common. S. s7 and SO for strained
Tar dull a. IS 70 for domestic stock 1000 barrels
oMs-Linssed g. Is firm a. g. es Fish oils duh at
oil is DUH at 40 to 81 for Nos. and to prime
81 70 19c d1 and heavy 2sH te 9s for
| free.
RIOE1a dull. Small sales Of West India at 10 to l1o
sUGAR-Raw sugars dull and unchanged. We
quote fair to good refining at l0A to 30. Refined
TALLow-Hoiders are less firm in their Views but the
transactions are Light We quote at about l2H to lsc
WH1sKKYEThe market Is dull and nominal at 2 a5 to
50 25h for State and 20 to 50 ASK for western.
DRY GOODS Prices have generally advanced for all
goods under the direct influence Of the great advance
in gold and cotton The lowprloe cotton brown heavy
Bheengs have been brought up. Prices will for the
presenbe governed by the price Of gold The demand
for consumption 10 not large Prints active con-
sumption as well a8 for speculation to hold, at higher
prices Outside dealers In the market from all parts
OF the country Gnghams very active and buoyant
WooenB, though not 30 buoyan: active cottong,
are In good demand from the clothing trade and pri
stronger The demand for spring styles over for
The season In the MAN, but autumn goods are In de-
mand Delainfsf fall style are In black and white.
hummer delanes are not wanted. blankets much
| wanted, and fannes are very active.
There is large stock OF wooden goods hand. For
egn fabrics are not verJ active, except for
travelling goods Tho stocks too large to be much
affected " the rise in gold at present. Apacas being
scarce arc higher Silks very quiet. It 10 not YET
hello quite certain that tho present heavy shipments
Will continue. and consequently that the advance In
gold will not be speedily lott speculation iB at
halt especially as stocks OF foreign goods are heavy
Prices are however steady, and very little activity OF
demand would cause an advance The imports dry
goods stin large. The value entered at the GUS
tomhouse for last week Is $4,000 OOs in gold--Neu
York independent
ICorrespondsaee of the Journal of Commerce1
HAVANA, June 18.-state OF market without env
important changes since my last reports probably III
to animation Whites through at 10 an mar ion
lbs; yellows. Nos 13 to 20 at Sh to SEX co. brovn1
IL TO a. at SH to S8A do; cucuruchos No TO TO- al
S8k do; Musoovndoes inferior and refining TO beat
grocery at 8H to "a do Hhpped this week hsnoe and
om hatanIhs 81 All boxes, 1878 hhds Of which to Now