The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-06
Now Yerk Market.


The New York comnercial Advertiser Of Saturday
August s. says;
The week closes as It gopened, with extreme ease in
money The banks have large unemployed balances,
and are Offering round amounts at per cent on Govern
ments, and per cent on stocks although the general
rata on applications for money Is cent above these
figures There is very little employment for money 10
business paper The supply from commission houses is
strictly moderate and from jobbers nominal Prime pa
per Is at SAT per cent but scarce There Is no
apprecable movement Of currency toward the INTERIOR
although current in that direction may set In at any
time The banks, however, are in position to meet
demand from that source without suy important effect
upon the money market
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, August S.-FLoUR, &c-The Flour mar
tet Is 2Oa5Oc lower for ne while old rules in favor OF
The sass are $500 bbls at Sc 25 al 40 for superne
STATE 81 60a9 80 for common Extra Sate 50 70a1O 90
sr choice State Sc 25a7 so for superane westerns 81 rs
40 so for Common to Medium Extra Western $10all 80
for Choice WESTERN 50 15a10 for Common to good Ship
Ming Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio and $40 10a12 Tor
Trade Brands, the market closing dull
Southern Flour Is easier. Sales 400 bbs OF s115 so
for common to choice new.
California Flour Is without material change Sales 300
.scks and bbls, at S12a14 rs.
Rye Flour is steady. Sales zoo bbls at Sc 75as.
Corn Meal is quiet Sales 100 bbs at S. 35 for City.
GpAIgLThe Wheat market Is dull, Sales 2l.6O0 bush
AZ s0a9 "a for white Southern; 50 65 for white California
a narces at 50 70a2 S2a2 35 for red Southern
and si 95 for No Milwaukee.
The Corn market Is shade better Sales 1O6 Oc0 bush
At a1s1 oh for new mixed WESTERN 81 o. for choice do
95cs3l for unsound, and 81 o4 for white Western
oats are without decided change. Sales a 900 bush of
7s4o for wesern 9sas4c for State and Ohio and s'as2c
R1cH-s quiet at 11a1sc for Carolina and aasASc fol-
RAngoon .,,
CoHxE-Is firm but quiet Sales since our last 260o
bags at 12Hc, gold, in bond. ~.
SueAR-Ths market is quiet, at prices favoring the
buyer. Sales since last 173 hhds, at for Cuba
yate terms.
MoLAssrs-Is steady, with fair demand. Sales since
our last 800 hhds Centrifugal terms not made public
HoPs-Are quiet and steady with sales Of 80 bales at
S0sS6c for new CROP
HYIs steady at soc for shipping and 81 GOAL 40 for
retail lots.
Sales 1850 bb at s2 s7a23 20 for new Mess closing
$ 05 cash S22 80 for old Mess $40 75a2O for Prime,
and SO e5a22 IS for Prime Mess.
Beef is firm. Sales 165 bbls at s1sa24 for new Plain
Mess, and $2Sa2S tor new Extra Mess
Beef Hams are dull at $39a4O.
Cut Meats quiet Sales 1876 pkgs at 1Oaa111lc for
Shoulders, and 14a17c for Hams.
Bacon is quiet
Lard is heavy: Sales Cos bbls at 12,1a1sYc.
Butter Is steady At 1laSc Tor Ohio and 15c for State.
WMMrY-is quiet at s5aS7c for Akstein in bond
CorTos-The market is firm butquiet Sales GOO bales
st $50 for Middling Uplands.
Far1aHTs-To Liverpool 1000 bushels Corn at sid.
OorroN-Messrs. Cornwen & Zerega, In their Weekly
Circular, thus quote tho market:
I'VE report for the week active and improy-
ing market at fully cent per pound advance on the
opening prices Of Saturday. closing with our quotations
vsry fully maintained The sales entirely to spin
mars and speculation the advance IN prices here and
s decline in Liverpool ruling exporters out of the mar
ke The stock Of Cotton at all the ports will not exceed
10000 bales, and as even this small stock is being
rapidly reduced our spinners in the market tc
chase the supply needed to carry them through until the
receipt OF the CROP Good cottons are becom
ing scarce on the market and are In demand at full
prices The Liverpool market has ceased to affect prices
In our market being concluded that the supply Of cot
ton in country Is only sufficient for our own con-
sumpton-unhi the new crop Is put on the market