The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-05
New York Market,


The New York Evening Post Of Monday. December .,
says:
Gold has had he,vy fall this morning in consequence
of the inability the bul spectators to carry their
heavy loads. The downward movement is ho doubt due
in mart to the belief that there will be ealy large
port of cotton should the cotton tax he repealed as
seems probable The that the heavy January dis
bursenlents OF coin rest will be before New
Years has also some influence on the market. The
Treasury is said to have sold large amounts OF god
This story untrue, however We have the best autho-
ry for saying that the December sales ali tod do not
amount to million and quarter.
The loan market is easy at CAT per cent CALL and Ia
10 or discounts in which there is but little doing The
bank statement shows increase in legal tenders OF
S926 22l and in loans decrease Of 81 140 The line
of depoits and specie have each increased about one
nilicn The failures last week OF Sherwin Co., in the
dry goods trade and of Harris Dayton sugar refners
have influence OF the money market and the BANKS
are not responding quite freely 10 tie pressing de-
nands Of their dealers.
PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. December Flour, &c.-The market
for Western and State flour is active, and prices
generally better the advance is 5al5c on the low and
medium grades, and n some irstancea an improvement
OF 2Oa25c has been paid The demand is in part specu
at;vo.
The sales are ls4CO bbs at So i5aS 90 TO- superfne
States So S5l0 for extra state: $40 0al0 90 for fancy
State SO i0a9 70 for the low grades OF spring wheat
Western extra; SO 50al0 IS for shipping OHIO; SO 5Oa
l2 go for trade a family brands and sic 4Oal5 2Ofor ST.
southern -four is lja25c better and fairly active Sales
of 7S0 bbls at 80 35all 10 tor good Baltimore
and country extras and $40 40al4 fer trade and family
sncEyhcat flour is steady at si14 30 = 100 fbs
Canadian flour is irregular. sales Oi 400 bugs at sl2a
Is a.
tame The Gales are 900 bush Ohio aud Western soc
in store, and sOasl4c aioat-ch!efy at SIC
I've is quite firm and fairly active The sles are ~ uOO
bush Western at 81 g., State at 81 ~.
Corn opeued st@uger under the close Of the canal and
he favorable news rum Europe but ere the close OWING
m The marked decline in gold aud excnanSe prices de
cned and the market closes nat.
Tbe sales are 81 500 bushels Western mixed at 81 3l
NJ n in store-the inside price cash tomorrow 81 3S
a 35 devercd-the latter rate for choice early IN the
day. - ..;o ,r, ,h.
pRoy1s1oSsPork has not been very active, but ther-
&c decidedly moro life In the market, prices are hlGher
and close quite stesdy o,,, =. "a, a.,
The sales cach and regular are 1861 ccls Ut s-I -oa
u so for mess, and S18 % tor extra prime -.
For future delivery sales are reported OF oOV pos he
mess seller January, at $50 50a22 55-thes hsures now
below the market o- I'LL,
Eeef is rather dull but ariny held Sales OF l20 bbis
in lots u SI!al9 plain mess, anu SlSaS2l LOT eAU
moss -o. . so-.oc
Terco Beef Is active. Sales OF $50 tcs at sS3asS0
for India mess.
Beef hams continue in good demand. and are very
firm Prime lots aye uffered less freely.
Sales $50 b5s At s2G 50a2 80 for common, and slSa
80 for good TO prime.
Cut meats are dull Sales OF few small lots green
hams at II lallI
Bacon IS moderately active Sales OF 500 boxes short
rib, December and January delivery private terms.
Dressed hogs drmer. We quote at S5saS3lc tor
city.
Lard is rery dull aud prices heavy.
Sales 375 bbis and tc principally city at 2sc West
ern is quoted nominaliy' at l2sIal3c
CoFFGE. We hear OF no i;nporau, sales, Prices are
nVmjpal