The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
New York Market.
MONEY DfARKET.


The New York World Of Saturday. the 7th inst. men,
tiops that the money market s easy at five to Blk per
ent but the standing OF borrowers Is scTuf'nized
closely.
Tho gold market was steady throughout the daT,
ranging from 1885 to l27k. and closing at l27X firm
The lending rates we're 1-6. 9S2 and r. The foreign
exchange market excited, and large transactions
were made at extre ne ranges rates The busioess
for the Jacket estimated at $4,000 600. Prime
bankers ti1tyday sterling bills were slld at 1867 to
lO6s. direct, and from ,econd hands at 106H; good
baukers' from 1861 to 1o6H; prime commercial from
los to 1861; and good cotton bills from los to l06A
PRODUCE MARKET.
Nyw YORK April 6-CoTTuN.-rhe market WAS quiet
and unohanped Sales $500 bales at 3Sc for Middngs
BREApsrUrFs-The market Was better on the whole,
but active
arm Fours were In good demand for fresh ground and
very finn, but old Flours OF all grades we're Gull and
hesvy sales 5000 barrels at s6 IS to s7l6 for supers
to $40 for Extra Sate 81 65 to $810 for Choice
ditto: So to So so for Shipping RounL Eoop Ohio
sTS5 to $40 for Extra Western $l040 to $625 for
Double Extra Western and st. Louis.
Southern Flour was dull but arm. Sales 900 barrels
at to $9e5 for supers and 50 rs to s6 for Fancy
Cansds Flour was quiet and unchanged. Sales 275
barrels at to $3.50 for Common and So TO Sll LOT
Good to Choice Extras.
RYE Flour was nominaly unchanged.
Corn Meal was quiet saes 500 bbls. at $500 for
Jersey, and 81. for Braudywine.
The What market was rather 6rmer, with an inn
proved demand from the local milers Sales 50 600
bus ,cs 81 05 10 Sl67 for Milwaukee Club. including
Old Amber, at &C., 81 50 70 Sl70 or Amber do 81 40
for Red State S2 IS Tor White Michigan 50 90 to $500
for White Canada, the latter for very choice.
Coin was rmer, but tue advance checked by the ad-
bushels Unsound Mixed at 73c. to 76c Sound MIXED
a 77o to 79c In and aHost; jersey Yeow at 8Uc
to 8lc.; Southern White at sc. to s5o.
Oats quite steady and In fair de nand but no sd
vance was paid. except on small lots Sales 4O 600
bushels including ansdisn, at SEC. to 58c wcstern
I'm ound at 4oc to 4sc State at Soc to &C. tine latter
an extreme jersey and southern at b3c. t 65c.
Rye was quiet. Salos 3u00 bushels state at 300.
Bailey dull and unchanged at 81 to Sl2s for state
and Canada West
yesterday, but without animation Sal 60OO Dds u
S?5 for old mess; s25S7 to sl6 fr new do; W Tor
prime; S27 for thin moss In new mess sellers options;
prices unchanged.
Lard was du and heavy Sales 700 bbla. and tierces
at isH IT for No. IL to ls cents for fair to
the utter pric. paid also for 1870 pkgs to arrive.
Cut Meats STEADY and wantod Mt IL to ll cents
for drys lted and picked shoulders; lGH to l cents
for dry-salted and picked hams Tho eales include
lot OF long cut hams at i8H cents
Bacon was more active aud quite firm. Sales 1900
boxes at lax to l47 for Cumberland cut 16i to
cents for short ibbed lo3 cents for short clear.
Beef was in good emand aud firm Sales coo bbls. at
s14 to $ls LOT repacked Western mess and to SIS
for extra do.
Tiercs beet Is unsettled We quote $50 to s33 for
prime moss ss4 to sS7 for India mess with small sales
In the range Of quotations
Beef ha3s steady Sales $50 bbls. at s37 to So for
Western.
Butter was scarce and firm at 25c to 40 for Western
and Ohio Oc to SOC for State; &c. to &c. for Fresh
Dalries and orange County pals.
Cheese rather active at 17c to 20c for Ohio
49, to 2c. for State: 2lc. 10 PC. for Fac:orymao
COFFEE -There has been more activity In general
way at steady prices Sales embrace GOO b'gs Rio e1
Hayden, at 15c gold i: bond; ESQ bags st Domingo
Der Anoa wellington, l5c god In bond an1 ct Balsi
more 5000 bags Rio, per Amazon at15c t" 54, gold,
In bond.
CorpER.-American Ingos is down to 29c. nd dull.
IRoy-Is rather frmer; SAL to S42 50 IL. American
No 2 and No. /, and $40 TO Si3 for Scotch Pig