The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-06
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, OF We'd
nesday, June 8, says:
The market presents but little animation IN any
commercial department.. There Is q moderate buSi.
most classes have downward tendency. Cotton Is
comparatively quiet The dry goods trade 1s ian.
guild, and the season is now 30 far advanced tnst
most descriptions Of both home and foreign produc-
tions particularly adapted TO spring sales are oner-
ed at reduced rates. Money is in excessive supply
at 4a5 per cent for call loans on stock
at 3a4 per cent upon government securities Strictly
frst-cass mercantile paper at short date ls IL de-
mand at 51Sa6 per cent per annurn.
NEW YORK, June e2.-BREADsrUFFs.-The mar.
ket for State and Western flour is dull and prices are
unsettled and irres sulsr ruling 20 to S0c lower The
sales are 1000 bbs at 81 Soas Is for supere state %
choice do; 50 10a9 10 for fancy do 81 3Oas Is for
auperane Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, &C.. and
So 85a9 10 for extra do; SO 16a9 80 for choice
Ohio at 50 25alO and trade brands Of do at SO 05
a12 IS; good to choice white wheat extras sl1al2
u.s. St. Louis at Sl1 25a11 so for common to fair ex-
ira. and s11 75a15 rs for good to choice. closing
heavily, and with downward tendency. We quote:
Supertne State, 81 9Oas Is; extra State. SO a5a9;
super Western 81 30a8 Is; extra Western So 35a9 TO-
extra Ohio round hoop SO 25a1o; do trade, $40 3e
ale 70; extra Genesee, a; extra St Louis, $40 2oa
1875.
SOUTHERN FLoUR-Is In light demand and prices
are dropping We notice sales of $50 bhs at SO 4Oa
10 rs fair extra and $40 Scala rs for good to choice
do
CAI1foRs1A FLoun-The market is moderately
active AMI prices are declining; the sales are HOO
sacks at $40 75a13, the latter price an extreme.
WHEAT-The market is very dull, and prices are
unsettled and to &c Low The state OF the crop
Europe is 30 favorable that exporters have cancelled
their orders and the home trade Is insufficient TO pre-
vent accumulation Of stock here. Sales were made
Of 17,50U bushels at 50 07a2 10 for NO spring, tine
latter price an extreme; 81 20 Tor Nc spring ana
So 80 for white Kentucky White California is nomi.
nal at So 75a2 So.
CoRN-The market opened steadily and closed with
active speculative demand, and with prices ruhng
about1c better. Sales were made Of 2l0 600 bushels
ut 81 05a1 OF for new Western mixed afoat, chiefly
at ST 06al06S 81 13 for Western Yellow 81 17al ~
for Southern yellow, and 81 153z for old Western
mixed in store.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio is quiet, but prices
are steadily held The stock on hand Is quite ltbe.
raj, but is held by parties who will sell only when
their views are met Messrs. Vim. Scott sons make
the stock Of Rio In New Orleans to be 800 bags; In
Baltimore to be $1,000 bags; in Philadelphia TO De
$500 baes in Savannah to be S211 bags; and in New
York to be 114,8l7 bags, We quote gold prices IN
bond: Ordinary cargoes 82<a9c; fair do lOal0Ac;
good do doIllG prime do & extreme ht fapse
doing; $50 bags Laguayra sold at l63lal6&c, duty
paid. We quote In gold, duty paid: Java govern
ment bagsl 22Ha23hc; do, grass mats, 23a24c; SIN
gapore, 1Sa20c; Ceylon, 171za1sc; Maracaioo l6?sa
60, 14,5a15c; Manila, 16a1Sc; Mexican 16al9c; An
gostura, 16al7c; savanila 16118c.,
CoTToS-The market is trife more active to-day,
but prices are irregular, In the morning there was
rumor current that the shipments from Bombay
we're increising on which few of the holders made
low sales particularly Of the poorer grades; but la-
ter in the day counter reports gained the ascenden
cy, causing sreverion OF the feeling In the market
which closed quite steadily. The sales are 1861
bales including 1850 To spinners and 5O0 to specula
fOrc We