The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-07
New York Market
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Evening Post, of Saturday, Janu-
uary 4th, says:
Gold ia Armer to-day anJ there Is more dsposi-
aition to buy Two to three per cent. Is paid for
carrying.
had recourse to any ohe irregular eIpedients here
tofore comp aimed of with view to make their
quarterly sta dement's appear favorable no indication
Of such doinf,s appear in the movements of money.
Call loans arc per cent. anG discounts Tag per cent
Business generally appears 70 pc lmpsovlng, as
there are some symptoms of reviving confidence.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, january 4.-FLoUR, &c.-The market
for western ind State Flour is fairly active. The
low and medium grades are five ten cents better
but the extreme prices asked checks business.
Tie sales are l16O 600 bbls at So 95as GO for super
fine State; 50 75a10 Is for inferior river and city
extra $40 55a11 18 for extra State; $11 16al1 90 for
fancy States 30 9a11 10 for the low grades Of Spring
Wheat Western Extra; $40 16all 10 for shlppine
Ohio; $11 1Ia15 00 for trade and family pranos;
So 75a16 26 for St Louis Extras,
Buckwheas Flour is firm ut 81 50aS6 per lUO
pounds.
California Flour is more active and strong. Sales
of 1900 bags at SO 76a16 25.
Southern Flour is 1Oc better on the low grades.
Sales of 5000 bbls at S10a11 rs for ordinary to good
extra Baltimore and country; $40 s6as16 90 for extra
and family Georgia and Virginia. and sll 2lal6 20
for extra and family Maryland and Delaware
Oats are ,ctive and prices are l. Hc better. The
demand is rood both for investment and the home
trade. u,...o ..
The sales are ITO, 900 bushels Ohio and Western ut
s5 5lIa86Isc, and Southern at 81a8Sc.
Corn "a lie ,s active though stronger. At the close
the market is quiet .,, :.
The sales are 81, 900 bushels new Western mixed at
81 ssa1 40 delivered; old do 81 Al IN store, d 4oa
~ deliyercd Jersey yellow ut 81 SOal 81 on pier;
Southern phlte at 81 37a1 10, and straw colored at
81 35. o,,.. .,,,,,
PRov1s1oys-The pork market is extremely duli'
and in the ibsence OF sales we can only queue nol-
nsy at about Sci 12sa21 1874 for old mess VI CITY
prime we 1loe 100 bbls at SIT 30, and Of long loo
bbls at 500 so.
For future delivery we hear Of $50 bbs city mess,
seller February, at 500 37 and $50 bbls new West
ern seller 18th February to 10Th March, at s2z 62
Beef is steady and fairly active. Sales OF 2oO Dds
at s14al9 for plain mess, and S17a20 90 for extra
mess. -, >, all
lots OF S30a32. c.,..
Cut meats are selling slowly al former rates Sales
of Is boxes dry salted shoulders at &C. i0o herces
picked hams on private terms; Ioose picAieu n"i'
ut 12c, and green sides at lOBc
Bacon is dull and nominally unchaneeu. s,,.o,<.
Dressed hogs are steady we quo'e a' 02aa01ae
for Western, and 91zaeEc Tor city. .,ou,.,,,
Lard is rather hrmer anu qute acti'e' 'ne ueAA"AN
being principally for No /. ,o,<.,o.>, ror MOI
sales of i45O bbls and tcs at II lor No i,
l2,Ial2Sc for city, 12a1sc for ialr TO prime steal
and Kettle rendered with but little prime 10 De nao
at the latter rate at the close.
CoFFEE.-Prime Rio is in good demand, ano PRICES
are firm. West India styles are quiet.
CoTToN-The market ,s less active ana shenuy