The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-23
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.


The New York Evening Post of Tuesday, the Goth
inst; says:
The loan market is still oversuppDei with idle capital
and accommodation is freely offered by the banks and
lending institutions The current rate for call loans is
as with exceptions at and ev at for large loans TO
oyanment dealers The discount demand ls very linn
tied and Is met at 8ha7 very choice names passing at g.
There Ia some drain eff currency to the West but 1t Is
readily met the banks are strong DON
and national currency II is reported that the western
banks are lending heavily to grain speculators
The stock market is dull ana dropping Governments
are hardly sustained and there out nte sa
cept for the ten ores and Tor the ponos Oh 1907 e
latter being wanted for expectation
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 20-FLouR, &c.-The market for
western and State Flour is less active but prices are
sHn irregular; Amber Wheat Extras are plenty and
lower while Wheat E{ss feas are Grond 'a
The sales are 900 bbls at 81 7Oas 70 for superhne
State So SOa12 90 for Extra Sate SO l6all 90 for the
low grades of spring wheat Western Extra; SO 16alO Is
for shlpning Oho $40 3Oal2 90 for trade and family
brands Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana, and I'll 70al4 70
for St Louis extras. 40.
Canadian Flour Is inactive and nominal.
Southern Flour is irregular. Common GRADES arc
easer while choice firm sales OF TOO bbls at SlO IL
s2 for Baltimore and country extras and s1 7Sa14 for
trade and family branos. , e., g.,
GRAIN. he Wheat market opened stronger. but buy,
ers held off and the market closes quiet and somewnat
unsettled The inquiry is imi ed and conhned to mil
iers who buy for immediate wants only owing to the
extreme prices asked.
the latter rate for very choce So 65 for extra white
Michigan 50 4a2 4s for white Southern snd S2 SoaS 30
for red amber do.
Oats are very unsettled and irregular owing to large
The sales are 5000 bushels; Ohio at 84assc; warm
Western at 8lc; Southern at sla9lHc, and pennsylvania
Corn is better, though variable. The demand is
chiefly speculative and quite active, and is largely for
that in store o-, 10
damp at 81 O9al 12 Western Mixed at 81 l3al H. clos
inc at 81 13h for No and 81 16 Tor that IN store
Western White at 81 l6.
PRov1s1oNs-Pork has been o trihe more active at
rather higher range of prices closing quiet.
The saes cash and regular are 5000 bols at SzS 2'a
% IS for mess
Beef is steady and has so d more freely.
Sales of $50 bbls at $17a2 for plain mess and 3a27 0O
for extra mess. Terce beet and beef hams remain dull
and neminal
200 boxes long rib &c., and $50 boxes long cut hams at
15kc both ice cured to be delivered within thirty days
Lard is in much better demand from shippers and
prices are very firm.
Sales Of 400 bbls and cs at 122c for No l. 12a13Ic
for city, lAal3c for fair to prime steam and l3hc for
kettle rendered.
We quote follows: Goshen and Orange County pals,
per H. S5a40c State kins and tubs fair to choice 2Sa
SOC; Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, 15alsc; Western Re
good to choice 23a25c State tubs, Welsh good 10
choice 23a2sc; Ohio, common to fair, l4a18.
CHEEsE-Is Quiet but firm. We quote as follows:
State factory. good to choice per lb. new l2halSc;
state fair to good 10i12c; State dares choice l0al2c;
English dairy Conn, 1Sa135c English dairy, Ohio Is
Ala: Vermont dairy, common to oli, 1Oa12c Pineapple
la IA; Ohio prime lOallc; Ohio factory good to choic
10al2c.
CoFFEE-A fair demand has prevailed for Rio and
prices are firm.
are about as last reported. The demand il Ii cd We
ouoe at 28 Ha2sc for mddlng upsnds and for
do New Orleans.
NAyAL SToREs-Crude turpentine is dull. Spirits arc
fiat, Rosins are generally tlrmer. Tar is is @ quiet We
rnentipe in bond per gallon, at &c., Crude urpcntine,
in bb per 2sO lbs at 81 75aS Rosns common n IN 5 Sbs
a4 a. Rosns No 2, in bbls, per bbl at 81 Ssha4 SO;
Rosns No i, in bbls per bb, at sSa6 Rosns PALE in
bbls Der bb at Sc 5Oa6; Rosns extra pale in obls per
bbl AZ ssas: Rosins window glass in bbs per bb at
ssa 25aO; Tar North County in bbls per DBL d. at sSa4
Tar Wilmington in bbls per bb at 50 5Oa4 Pit b. city,
in bbs per bbl, at 81 25 Pitch Southern. In oois per
Dbl, at s. 1884. s .,ooar,
at 11kal1Hc for fair to good rennng henneu are
steady.