The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-17
Now York Market.
MONEY MARE

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening Post, of Thursday, Febru-
ary Is, says
Gold was steady, but dull during the early part of
the day. Later sudden fall took place on seusa-
ton rumors. The speculative clques said 10 be
welding large capital, and they seem to be making
q free OF telesraphic rumors between this city
and Washington. The lenuing rate is 4a6.
The loan market continues to work With increasing
ease though there but little difference in the quot
ed rates. Call loans are GAG, and discount 6aSA.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, February 1S.-FLoUR, &c.-The mar
ket for WesterL and stale Flour is fairly active the
demand is more general, but the high prices d. :
manded restricts business. The low and medium
grades are better ana closes firm.
The sales are 9500 bbs at s8 65a9 10 for superfne
State; 50 90a10 20 Tor ordinary river and city extras
$40 6OalO 80 for extra >tatc $40 9Ga11 40 for fancy
do 50 75a10 25 for tho low grades OF western extra
so 40 IL 40 tor good to CHOICE spring wheat ex-
tras SO 95a12 IS for Minnesota e1tas $40 l0al0 so
for shipping Ohio; $40 76a15 for trade and iarniy
brands do; S11 20a12 rs for ambtr winter extra
Ohio, indiana aud Michigan; Sl3 }Oal6 for white
wheat do do SIP 50al5 and $12 6Oat 80 or extra ST.
LOUIS.
Buckwheat -four is dull at 81 55a4 30 per 100 15s.
California -four is hrmer but less active. Sales Of
4500 bbs at Sl2 75ali va the Horn and Sl4 20 VII tho
Isthmus.
Southern -four is 5alOc better On the medium
grades the demand is moro active; low grades are
firm.
Sales of 100 bbls, ut S1Oa11 rs for ordinary to
good extra Baltimore and country; s11 60al5 10 for
extra and family Georgia and Virginia, and Sl1 S5a
Is 35 for extra and family Maryland and Delaware
Oats are easier, and close with q fair demand. The
saes are 16O 900 bushels Ohio at Sc. .aS7c for small
lots afoat
Corn opened strong but closed easier. The inquiry
is moderate chiefly for investment at the decline.
The sales are 10000 bushels new Western mixed ut
81 27al 29c closing at 81 27a1 49, aoat; old do in
store 81 49, sold las evening; Western white as 81
do yellow at 81 So; choice >outhc-n white at 81 81;
Jersey yellow OF 81 2a1 26; straw Golored and white
Tennessee ut 81 23al 261a.
Pnov1s1oNs.-ihc pork market is fairly active, but
prices favor the buyer and close heavy.
The sales 1850 bbls at S23 45a2S % for new
mess regular; 23 25a23 37,E for city de- in small lots
For future delivery we note go bbls new mess,
seller last half March, ut s23 56k.
Cut meats are scar e. in demand and hrmer Sales
OF 300 pigs at 9ha92c for dry sated shoulders; 9<a
10c for picked do and l4a14Lc for do hams the
outside for very choice.
Bacon is advancing and continues fairly active.
Sales OF 3oO boxes at l24c for long clear and 131sa
135<c for short clear.
Dressed hogs are frmer. We quote at lOal0i<c for
western, and lie for city.
Lard is dull and easier.
Sales of $40 bbs and tcs at 14a14l5c for No. /.
I4hal45sc for city; 14szai4Mc for fair to prime
steam and 15c for kettle rendered.
CoFFEE-Rio is firm and in fair demand Other
STYLES are in moderate request at steady prices
HAY-The demand is fair. and with limited SUP.
ply prices are strong at s1a1 10 Tor shipping, aud
81 GOAL 45 for retail lots.
MoLAssEs-a fair business was done TO the trade.
and prices for desirable grades are firm.
NAVAL SToREs-Are firm. We have had fair
business We quote Spirits 1urpentine. free,
per gallon, 65a64c; Spirits Turpenhne. IN ,o bond
81 25a4 so; Resins, common. per Dbl, sS; Rosins,
strained perbbl IS O5a3 12; Rosns, No 2, per Dbl,
S. 25a3 5O Rosins No l. per bbl sS 6Oa4 30; Resins,