The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-05

gallon for New York packages.
90 90 for srained sSa3 l2 No and 81 so for No
NR-Is lower and % bbls sold to-day ut sa 20 per
bh.
Corros-s bales changed hands at 23}sc for w mid
COMA cargo of 6OOo bushels white sold at 81 so per
bushel.
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
Tho New York Journal of Commerce of Friday August
Money is doing little better There is more demand
for capital both from dealers aud spectators ana ra.es
of interest less depressed Loans ON CAL n Sun w
made for prime securities at per CENT but lew Gre om
willing to lend at per cent? unless on large
day to day.
NEW YORK, August 1.-BREApsTuFFS-Ihc marker
for State and Western Flour dull heavy and defining
for all kinds except freshly ground anu 'he ineouui
The GALES are $500 bbls ut Sc 25 az so for Snperfnc
State 81 7Oa9 so for common Exra state; ~ oil ior
good to Choice do; Sc 25aI 90 for Snperne Mchlsan,
indiana Ohio Iowa. &C.; 81 75a9 OO Tor Extra do Sloa
II 80 for Choice Extra do including shipping orands OF
Round Hoop Chic at 80 ss dha 90 ops and
$40 OOal7 90 for winter, closing quietly Included III the
above arc $500 bbls for export e e.,..ou.
male of $50 bbls So 9OalG for common to choice new
C,1IroRN1A FLoUR-There is no great change to notice
The sales are G5O SACKS anu ppis III Si|i4 w. anu o
lots of choice at SIC.
WHEAr-The market is dull at decline of TO SC. The
sales are 600 bush at 81 % for No. Milwaukee, 50 25a
IS for new white southern; So IS for primo new amber
Mchgan sOas 40 for red southern 50 40 for new
amber Ohio. and So 67a2 Is for white California.
is mot mSsn 9 Gon Sei f%o Se npss or
Inferior; 93a95c tor state and Oho anil SIC for new
Southern.
CoRN-The market is rather quiet but rriccs do no.
indicate any very material change The sales are
bushels at 94coSl tor unsounC 81 Olal O3 Tor SOUND
Western mxed 81 u for white Western, and 81 la 1or
Southern yellow. .,,, ~
firm in their views. We notice sales of $50 bags ex
steamer South America 12Hc, gold, in bond
and as the offerings light to restrict
sellers find no difficulty in obtaining very full prices
The sales are 1910 bales. ,.,
prices with sales making at 6OcaS1 Old Is In modcrate
receipt and held at about old prices with sales for snip
ment eOc choice retail lots 81 SOal co. Straw is SELL
NAyAL SToREs-Spirits turpentino is steadily held;
there are sales noted of $50 bbs in order
at &c., and 200 bbs in bond at soc hosns are nsy
held particularly low grades There has been an achVe
inquiry for strained sorts andtthe stock at the close Is
very small. The sales foot up $50 bbls common and
to arrive at 81 I2al 25 81 bbs opaque ut ST. and s75
bbls No and pale at S5a6 80. .,
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-Them market is duh, heaYy ana ana
declining We notice sales OF 1900 bbls at s23 GAS 10
for new Western mess cash, regular way closing al
s23 75 S22 rs 65s6 mes SO 75a2O for extra
and s22 62a22 rs for prime mess At the AFTERNOON
there is fair business doing but at lower prces Inc
sales are 5000 bbs mess at s3 50a23 e5 cash and regular
way, closing at s2S 55 cash.
BEEF-Thcre is no cha &C to note sales were iIaae M
of 220 bbls at $l6a25 for PLAIN Westefn ess' a 'I
% 80 for extra do.
ByEr, HAMs-Are dull and heavy.
BACON SDEs-Therc IS not mucn doln", put noioers
are firm in their views.
ara freely offered lower prices. Sales were made OF
900 pkes at for hams in dry salt 16al7c tor 90
in sweet pickle; 1la1l for shoulders In dry SALT ano
FnEIoHrs-To Liverpool, per steamer-6500 bushels
wheat ID To London md de Ter al Go
erss account To Antwerp-60 hhds tobacco at 25s. A
Prussian brig from Bridgeport CB. to Now York with
coal at 81 and British bark to Penarth Roads for Or
ders with l6, 900 bushels com ct Ss9d
New York Dry Goods Market.
The dry goods market is very vorablefor
the supply ot seasonal goods Is rge an% @ ra1a
which usually begins in the latter part OF Is not ye
percepby fe but when 1t comes along as it certainly
must come soon It will doubtless cause prices to sfen
M. The Arst come win be the best served Manufac-
lures keep their agents well supplied and thus supply
keeps prices from rising In imported gooas there Is
but little doing Imporations have begun to increase
but they are still long way behind tAe mpo1tatons OF
1866 and yet there is larger market for goods tMs
than there was the last We have added tnree
alone while the South and Southwest are In greatly
INN owed condition. SO far as their ability to pay TOR dry
goods goes. ..,,. Inc, ,-,o,,
s to be reported Some styles Of heavy domescs have
declined trife, but the summer market Is ue
same. The promise Of an active demand LOT Drown
shrups and sheengs early In the month has not peen
fully justified by events Jobbers are beginning 20 lay
their supplies beached goods and the demand for the
bet Qualities somewhat increased without senslpy
Affecting pricos An improved demand has been shown
for stripes and ticks but denims and cottonades are no
In request An attempt to force sales wo'd
reduction Of prices.
Fall styles of dark prints have beer offered by agents
and the stock quite large although the demand hos not
yet been sufficient to bring out null hines OF Inc choicest
patterns. Prices are we'll sustained.
For rolled aconets and cambrics the demand has been
something be ter In dcines there Is not much doing
the is too early for fall styles but they are already
In the hands of agents and will be produced IN t hnes
next month Fancy cassmeres and satnes are in better
demand and prices firm without any advance Flan
nels and hanke moe inquired for as tile season ad-
vances.
The market for foreign goods is quiet; but Is no
indication of decline in prices especially In reasonable
goods which firmly hell by importers There have
been failures reported during the week ana the
ect which was produced lately by the failure Of two
large mpo ding houses of British and German goods has
about worn on.-IRdepeldent
Boston Market.
BOSTON, July Sl.-CoFrEE.-The market for this ar
ice remains the same as previously noticed. Inc de-
mand from the trade continues moderate, and the sales
comprise 300a400 pockets Java at 2iAc gold and 5oc
currency In Rio the sales have been in small lots at
s26c per b and bags Cape sold at 24c currency St.
Domingo in bond is nominany 1OHa1lc per lb. gold.
during the week, but the business has been mod
crate, manufacturers purchasing only in small lots
as wanted We quote ordinary and good ord ut 2la
23c: low middng at 24a25 mddling at 27a2Sc; and
good nniddling 2eaSOc per To- including Upland and
Gulf.
GuSHY BAes-The market is quiet for Bags. and We
have only to notice small sales at 2O14c currency.
GuNNY CLorH-The market remains about the same,
with fair demand Sales Of 130 bales at 24H and 6OO
bales at currency To arrive in November sales OF
500 bales are reported at SIC gold in bond but we do
not learn Of any cloth to be had ut that figure now
HAY-The sales of Northern and Eastern have ranged
from s20aS2 per ton for common and prime quality
NAVAL sroRss-In Spirits Turpentinc there have been
sales Of 200 bbs at &c. and small lots at 8Oc per gal cash.
Tar Is selling in small lots at S4a4 rs per bbl In Rosln
sales of 45O bbs pale and No at S6a6 20 bo and lo
bbls No at 81 per bbl Pitch is quiet.
Conngnees per South Caroiin" Itaiiroad,