The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
Now York Market,

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal of Commerce Of Monday June
2b, says:
Gold opened this morning at 16lt fell of to 1917:
advanced to 1os% and after some changes closed at
silver 10 offered more freely, but the demand ia
limited It Is quoted by dealers at to 9H cents below
The steamship Hansa, from this port to-day for
Europe. took out SOL. .0s8, the Borussia took out
$l66 500, and the City Of Paris took out $l272 In
Foreign Exchange. as usual steamer day. has been
sterling bills for remittance by odays mails is said to
have been l0sk but some are now asking 10sK. We
mercal; 1Os to 1os for bankers do at short al Tit
100 to 1GsA; Paris at GO days. lsA I2H; do at
s%ss HamSra adj sS p Sg 70 la
dam m 20 to 4. Z; Frankfort 4IHt, AK; Bremen, TX
The Stock market continues inactive. There Is not
much speculative spirit manifested among members Of
ontsd the amount of business ia small although
prices for most descriptions we'll sustained. Gov.
ernments are steady.
The New York World, of the 25th instant. statea
that
The money market during the week has tended to.
ward greater ease. and lvanable are accumuatnp
Ing the same that rstclass borrowers call are tup
piled readily at four to five per cent with the Of
the market decidedly In favor of the borrowers First
CLASS business notes are scarce and arc discounted
six to seven per cent.
the week. but the heavy short interest and limited
amount OF gold accessible to spectators have enabled
1917. e ~
ST. 2O4 o. OF which only $2s4, ,92s6O was in gold
coin; the balance consisted Of s76 silver bars
and coin $4,000 In gold and silver bars, and $44 800
The foreign exchange market is in an unsettled con.
prime other bankers whose bills are most In favor
here and in Europe asking higher rates those
bills. not being willing to the risk Of remlttipg any.
thing but specie or its equivalent Some few bills were
Sy Se snos bonds
olined below 100. foreign bankers have not bought
bills are offered a. 108 from second hands CONNER.
oieI bills range range from SODa loe to lo71
l02; ten.foItles. ssX to es1: and seVen.tbirtieS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Saturday. June 23.-The receipts OF the
principal kinds Of Produce since have been 10
bushels Wheat $4,000 bushels Corn 625 bushels Oats
$3.50 bushels Rye, and 40 bbls whiskey.
Ing Java 2lo to 26o Native Ceylon at 400 to 22o
Msracaibo at tic to 2oc Lnguayra at ITO to 1Sc Rio
70 2Sc ana st Domingo at Ito tc 174o cash, in
CoTroN-Is in limited demand at about former prices.
Sales sinos our last $40 bales, asSnst re
ceiPts OF ss7 bales The weeks receipts have been H.
since Tuesday 7oI baiea estimated sto X
bales. Ihe weeks business Messrs. Cornwall Ze-
quiet market at declining prices The unfsvorabe Con.
tnena advtces and the continued absence Of any
together with the FUN amount Of Cotton Offering and
the somewhat Improving though ye. contradictory and
all combined to depress our market The prices real
| lied at the Government auction salo Wednesday
In our and prizes % at
for the week have been excessive and have also
aSsstSd 20 nnsetae our marhe In the Cotssn Goods
prices are steady Receipts a all ports for weok ending