The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-03
Now York Market.

'ri' Il! , a.MosEY MARKEr 'ltj f7.yyEt-..
The financial article OF the New York World OF Mon
day, April s0th, So, 8:
The money market easy four to I'VE per cent for
calOans, but there was moro active borrowing de-
mAnd to-day some Of the leading clique railway
shares for which the shrewd and experienced money
lenders demand larger margins. The collapse the
London stock market from the fact Of securities being
held largely in weak hands has created an uneasy feel
carrying in t. Ia market ON small margins from weak
OPERATOR Money lenders have seen during the & las.
latent shrevdness and experience besides being
nnd OF cash credit and reputation to any OF the
By MIR. McCulloch will have an important influence
1s OF % Es and s tate OF e
counted at TO 6h per cent and good names at TX to
Government bonds were little off yesterday and
day. owing to the sackenng in the demand from those
ns S
agsn advanced by the cques, investment holders will
sell and with the buy I
their price, Large orders have been sent to Eu
1y the
believe that the lowest quotations have been touched In
Eprops and that sharp reaction upwards has probably
The Gold market not strong In price. but Gold Is
scarce and loans were made to-oay at to per cent
l0sH to 1887 for prime bankers sixty day sterling bills
and some sales reported loSH Francs are quoted a.
The general trade of the city Is dull bu! prices
steady owing to the advance IN the price Of gold The
offers, and at the best price they get The recent
IN ae% sS 9 anS
Of war In Europe are matters for grave consideration
The prices OF gold to-day wero: At 1880 A. n. l9s,I
II N l29h; II. so M 1294; IL NJ, 120 II 30 r
d2sM; iP:M; l2sS; ,l.So ?. N 12s2l; az. n, l2sH;
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| PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 2s; 2s;-0o1ToN.. market wal
steadnss Sales 700 bales 80 to $50 for Middliugs
BnEApsrUFPs-The market paused, without mAte-ia
Tho CommoL and Medium grades OF State and West
ern fi"ars were rm but i,e and the close was weak
for Extra stste SO SO 10 for ohoice do; to 50 A
for Shipping Round Hoop Ohio is to S1l IS for E1tr
Westerns IL to Sl6 as for Double Extra Western aud ct
Louis. go. 81. .f,t -: 81, ~
Southern Flour was quiet Bales 600 bbls at 10 Il
for Common; rs to sl2 for Good to Choice Extra.
Corn Meal was firm and in good demand. Sales 4ot
bbs a. 81 for Jersey, and $40 to s46U for Brandy
'fThe wheatmarket was unsettled for Spring. whicl
NEGLECTED n GTs Winter Whssts in sood demand sn
% and old; 81 70 to $3.50 for White Michigan. '''' ~
900 bushois including western Mined At $40 to sse
Including prime At 900 In storoi Jersey and sou!her
Oats were arm and stssdy Bales $500 bushels, ir
eludnS oansdan at $50 coo; Western at 46o 6oc
Rye quot and nearly nominal.
Barley was dull l.aoo bushels Canada West sold {
Barley Mat quiet. l'' 'I'..'
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork was excited md. unEeitled Ealt
1000 bbls at S28 rs to SAT Old Mess to s2s
for New do oloslng a S2776; $2s6o to s2A for Prime
$21 for Prime Mess. - 81 |.f d. 80 d.
Lard excited and higher. Tho stock has BEEN col
oentrated In few hands. shles 1i00 bbls and eroes
fBo to- 1870 for No. 200 to 20So for Fair to Prin
team and to 2lo for Kettle rendered. tloaihg
o 20H, saler, May, and 20zc, spot
Out Meats were hrmer and notive OF 1OAo to 40 Il
Dry saled and Piohlad Should l5o to 17ko for Dr
Balted and Picked Hams. ~ 'EbT.tE )
Bacon was d shade ar:nor, with sales OF 400 pk9s
lAxo for Gu nberland: 16Ao for short RIBBED I3ko
o Rough Sdes, and l4o for Bollles. n. iy, Z