The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
Ecw York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The Money Article Of the New York Times. OF March
Stock Exchange and In the Gold Roon but not by the
Banks the Treasury, Custom House, or Money and
Foreign Exchange Brokers. Some few transactions In
Gold at l27JS to and In the Railways a. II for Erie,
il3 Rock Island and S3X Tor Michigan Southern on
the eidewalk in Broad street. and quite considerable
business was done Sy s dealers %s Sns 1 IN
Io4 64s aud SIS at !oi 10 10iH; lo4O, 92is to s2N
and 7Sos OF looE to = per cent Some orders to ouy
610s came in the Chinys mail from the Continent In
cudng from Paris for account OF one OF the Credit
Banks Of that city. At the same time wo notics sale
supposed to be for London account probably as an Ex
change speculation
For Saturdays steamers there wss considerable
business done In Sterling ut 1oeh9l077s per cent,
Bank and Bankers credits, and l05&@l0d for Cotton
Bls on Liverpool with shipping documents attached.
There liberal supply and in good vnriety, Of both
English and French Exchange for the present mail but
no substantial signs Of hteadness In rates at the close OF
the day The private letters delivered from the China
at Boston, this morning, speak very confidently OF
continued Arm market, and some OF them q iorner
advance In Cotton mt Liverpool and from fransiot ne
letters refer to the increasing Of all over the
Continent which will doubt have its influence on the
Bunk of England rates for the nj It month or TWO.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK Friday March S0.-The receipts of the
principal kinds OF produce since last have teen
bbls Ashes 7464 bbls Flour, 1913 bbls. and 6T7 bags
Corn Meal 710 bushels Wheat, $50 bushels Corn 270
bushels Rye 1885 bushels Oats 329 ibis Pork 733 pkgs
Cut Meats 80 pkgs Lard $50 pkgs Beef and GU bbls
Whiskey.
AsHEs-Inactiye; unchanged in prico.
CoFFEE-Dun steady. We quote Java at 27iac. to
2Slsc ;AIaracabo at 19hc to 22tic. Laguayra Mt 20c
to 22}c; Rio at lie to 21c and St. Domingo at Ike
to l7Xc., cash, IN gold, per pound.
COTTON -Has been quiet at former rates; Middlngs
4oc to 42c per pound Sales and rcsa!cs since our
last 1900 bales against receipts 1914 bales.
MoyEMENrs ~ COTTON AT THIS PORT.
Receipts thus far this week. bale s............. 104l7
Recep.s incO March l. bales Gil S78
Receipts since January J. 1856. Lales. 3O8I0
Receipts since September J. lsG5, bales Gf2 754
Exports from September to March 81 BALE .33 $50
Flour AND MEAL.-Ststc aud Western Flour has been
in noderate demaud and quoted somewhat 1imcr. es
pecully In the instance Of resly desirable lots II extra
State and round honp extra Ohio Sales since last
1900 hbis Including common to choice Suptrtpc State
and Western at Sc 10 t. 3d. very poor To choice Extra
State at S720 to s. 80, chiefly ct S725 to STf0 round
hoap Extra Ohio, poor TO good shipping brands, at
| IS Is to S8. 20 per bbl. We now quote:
Superfne State and western. .S67O @ SI.30
Extra State. I20 q Sgo
Extra Ohio, round-houp, shippg brands. rs (o $40
Extra Ohio, trade and family brands. 815 q 1200
Poor to very choice extra Missouri. 9Go "a 1850
Southern Flour is unatersd Sales since our last 500
bbls lots. at sS 20 to s1010 for poor to good and
SO Is to SIS 80 for good to very choice extra brands
per bh Canadian Flour Is iDact We. Sales 400 bbls
Extra at ST. 80 to s160 per Dbl. Rye Flour continues
inactive including SuperHne at 81 so to $3.50 per bbl
Corn Meal Is In limited demand at S35o to s. 65 for
Western 50 GO to 10 for Jersey and SAL for Brandy
wine, per bbl.
GRAIN.-Wheat has been in more demand ut f!mer
prices Sales since last 1000 bushels. including
poor to very choice Milwaukee Club at S16o to 81 Or,
the Latter rate for part Of load Cac1so Spring at slo5