The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening Post of Friday, October
25th says:
Gold is lower to-day in anticipation of tho payment OF
the November interest. Coin is worth about l-lO 10
lend.
1t il reported that effort will be made in the coming
session OF Congress to obtain enlargement OF the Is
suing powers OF the national banks Inis report pro o
badly intended to operate the stock market ana s no
worthy of credit.
The loan market easy at per cent with exceptional
transactions at 6. In commercial paper there ls no
change The lato failure has produced little impression
on the market Choice paper passes at and there
is very little offering.
The stock market dull and without animation.
Govern uents are quiet. Railroad shares are rather
lower.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 25.-FLoUR, &c.-The market
for Westetn and State Flour quite ective the demand
In part speculative. Prices of all grades are from lO TO
25 better but at the close there is less strength though
firm feeling prevails. e
Tho sales are 26 900 bbls. ut s8 10 10 for Superfne
Slate: 50 so 10 25 Extra State; $40 30 III oO lor
Fancy State 50 40 10 25 for the low grades OF Spring
Wheat Western Extra 50 75 10 30 for Shipping ONO,
$l1 10 IA so for Trade and taly pranas ahu Sio -
for St Louis Extras.
Southern Flour is better and In fair demand sales OF
eco bbs at $40 so IL 60 for common to good Bamore
and country Extras aud S12 80 ii ~ Tor Trade and
Family brands.
more active demand chiefly for the home use though
partly speculative The sales 900 bushs Ohio and
Western at 70 " Soc afoat. and Bic in store.
Corn opened frmer but buyers held of and prices de
cned about 1c per bush the market closing tame Inc
demand chiefly local. The sales are 6 500 oushs damp
aud unsound at 81 40 Al Western mixed at u ~
43 store. and 81 4S As aoat closing at 81 Al Tor
best; Southern yellow at 81 50.
PRov1BoHs-The pork market has been quito acuve AT
rather easier rates. but closes quiet and steady o. aoou.
s21 80 cash for meHs The sales casn anu regr' afc
$3.50 bbls at S21 % 81 437l for mess
is selling to some extent but the particulars oi
transactions are kept secret Us much as possible.
AS near as we can learn some 1850 boxes have peen
sold for December and January ut 1s for Cumberland
md l2ll for short rib Sales spot OF $4,000 10;
sL,'it rib at equal to 13ha l4c, packed. A.
LARD-Opened easter but with an acuVe ueinSno' LUG
market closes quite firm.
Sales OF 1875 bbls and cs at 127s lSc for city and
1sA 1876 fair to prime steam and Kettle rendered;
the outside for small lots from store.
BUTrER-Is dull and heavy. We quote as follows:
Goshen and Orange county. pals, q 10 40 6Oc,;
State rkns and tubs good to choice 40 42c; Illinois
good 30 CHOICE 50 35 State tubs, Welsh good to choice
10 a 42c: Ohio common TO fair, 20 q 24c
CurRsE-The market Is dull, and prices arc droop-
ing We quote as follows State factory good to choice
q ID. new, Is 10 cents; State, fair to good Is
i5o state dairiss, choice 10 15c.; English dairy.
G"nt 0ona ds5r8 1S ie Gocd S choce ia s pine
apple. 10 22c Ohio. prime, Is 14c; Ohio factory,
good to choice. II q 15c
CorroN.-The market is firm and inactive, with an ad-
yancing tendency Most Of the sales made to- arrive
in from five to twenty days. We quote
UplAnds Florida. Mobile. and Texas
Ordinary l6 1G II
Low Middlns. s......lsh - 10 20
Mddling. ........IO ZU'a y 20
Good Middling. ....29 90 % "a
GUNNrEs-Arc quiet Sales at 81 81 &c for cloth here
and in Boston. and 201ac for bags.
HAY-Is in fair demand. md steady at 75c for ship
ping and 81 a I As for retail lots.
NAVAL SToREs-Rosins of all kinds in fair demand
and steady Spirits dropping. Tar and pitch quiet
SUGAR-Raw sugars are dull. and prices are nominal
at IL 1l<c for fair ID good refining Refined are dull
and unchanged
FnrIoHrs-To Liverpool, 81, 900 bushels wheat at 9ld;
50 tons oil at 35; 60 hhds tobacco at S2s Cd 25O bales
cotton by steamer, at l6d To London. 1000 bbls flour
at So Sd. British bark IN Antwerp with petroleum at
lump sum- and two vessels from Philadelphia to Gibra
tar Tor orders at So Cd. or Sd of If to direct port
Boston Market.
BOSTON October 2S.-CorToS.-There has been
little better feeling for Cotton tho past week. but the
market Is still quite dull and prices remain without
much Improvement Manufacturers not disposed to
purchase any extent, and we quot Ordinary and
Good Ordn Try at 10 17c.; Low Midding at 18 &c.,
and Middling at 19 2Oc. q fb, including Uplands and
Gulf.
DoMEsrICs.-Cotton Goo6s have further declined with
q more active demand for some days past. Woolen
Goods are worry unsettled and pricet have been steadily
settling down for days past Jobbers and retailers
purchasing mostly at auction and manufacturers are
not able to effect sales to any extent at the low
prices previously noticed.
GUNNY BAos-No transactions. Prices are nom-
naly 10 9Oc, with some orders here at 18 als1sc
currency.
GUNsY CLorH-The transactions comprise $50 bales at
7Xc god in bond; aad 100 bales at TIC q yard, gold
The currency saes have been confined to small lots ut
q q 81 &c.
HAYNrhere have been further sales of Northern and
Eastern at $50 S25 q ton.
NAVAL SToRRs-Thc sales Of Spirits Turpentine have
been $50 bbls at 60 Gle q gallon cash. and now held
at 6l. In Tar tho sales have been confined to small
lots and in Rosin and Pitch nothing Of any conSe-
quence has been done.
RIcE-Some lots Of new crop have been received and
sales at 10 l0Ho y fb.