The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-21
New York Market.

MONEY yARKET.
The New York Journal of Commerce, OF Satur-
day, July Is, says:
There Is no change in the general features OF the
money market today. Capital Is III abundant sup
ply for temporary at per cent on stock couste'
while the prevailing rate of discount for the hest
marcantile paper is per cent per annum. - x, ~
-. 80 ~: -. ..' 81 PRODUCE aARKET. ...ss
,H NEW. YORK, JnIy Iy-l7.-BREADsTtEFs-The. mar.
ket for State and Western -four is dull, and prices
are declining. The sales are to the home trade,
and foot up $500 bbls at Sc 40a6 90 for ,superfne
8 so for good to choice do; So S5a9 20 ZOE fancy
dor So 4oa6 80 for superfne Michigan, Indiana,
Ohio, Iowa, &c aud 81 S0as 90 for extra do IS 85a
10 for choice extra do including shipping brands
brands Of do at So 20al2 IS; good to choice white
wheat extras at $1q 4oa12 4ei St. Louis at sS 75a
10 for common to fair extra, and S10a14 80 for good
10 choice; closing dull and dropping. We quote
superne State s6 aoas so; extra state o. S Sas So
extra Ohio round hoop, So 25a9 is; do (tradeI
50 20a12 65; extra Genesee, a; extra st.'Louls'
SO 75a14 80. r.-......-
cining We notice sales OF 400 bbls at So 30a9 70 for
fair extrn and 50 S0a14 rs for good to choice do.
CALIFORNIA FLouR-The market is heavy, with
small business doing. The salee are 900 sacks at
50 9Oa12 26.
WHEATEThe market opened with more doing and
with prices ruling shade better but closed dull at
yesterdays prices with holders anxious to dispose OF
their stock. Sales were made Of $4,000. bushels at
81 80 for inferior No Chicago; 81 S5 for NO MIL
waukee; 81 e5 for No / Milwaukee; 50 26a2 So for
new red Georgia and Tennessee; 50 IS for amber
Michigan; 50 35a2 40 for new State 50 40 for white
Michigan; % 55 for white Georgia; 81 5oa2 % 1or
white California; and white Canada on private
CoFFRE-There is considerable inquiry for Rio,
but the advance which holders demand In conse-
quence Of favorable advices from Rio has checked
business 80 far We do not learn OF anything dong.
tinues to be good, and rfe higher prices are cur
rent, closing firmly. Sales we're made Of 11so bales,
including 1852 to spinners and 12S to speculators
Flor Florida Ia Mobile NsS Orleans :. Texas.
sssa g. siIa: S;iiPssy. f. IS IS ss 81 So
MiddHng. -. 81 i l5as2 SlIa214 Sassy s21zus2A
GuNNY BAes-There are no sales TO report; we
quote at 18c. -
at rather eas er figures 200 bales were sold ut 22Hc
HAY-Is in more demand at about former prices.
We quote 1T 65a7Oo for shipping, and 81 1oal so for
retail qualities. Straw meets with moderate IN
ouiry o. soc for long rye, and 75c for short rye.
MoIAssEs-The largely accumulated stock and the
continued absence Of demand have rendered prices
eut'rely nominal 2 The current quotatons are 30a
$40 for centfugal sl44o clayed 4oa4sc for Mus
coyaio, and 50a70o for Por,o Rico. ss,,l...-.
Z" NAVAL SToREs-Sp1rits Of turpenhue Is more IN
the sellers favor, with an increased inquiry. The
sales are 800 bbls. in merchantable order, at 4Sa
1870; $50 bbla, In shippng order, part New YORK;
at Axe, ,c60 hbls, New York order, at A. and 80
.bbls do at I6Hc. Rosins meet with more demand
and prices have slightly deprecated. The saes are
1000 bbls common at 50 SIX 1C00 bbls strained COM
mon on private terms 1000 bbis strained and low Eo
2 at aa3 liz; TOO bbls low No 2 at l2S; 206 bbls
goodNo as 62H; 130; bbls low paleat s71z, and
200 bbs pale at 26a5 so; s6 is bid for strained
common to arrive; good strained So; No 2, 121sa
8 SIX. Tar is very steadily held;a small lot WASH
tngton, 80 bbls, were sold at SS.
fully equal 70 the requirement of the local trade, who
are at present the only buyers the demand Is main
IL for Western, which can be purchased at lower
prices than State and viii generally answer the pur
pose thou III some Of the dealers insist on having
prime State with which to supply their customers.
The ca es are mainly In small lots such as the deal
rate tnquiEyrom the bakers for the medium andlow
gradeeE Prices We without quotable ch1nge, though
an advance {n -lnRuy instances ds asked N conse-
qrence Of rite tnyhe prioe Of PAL butter TO 4oc.
LlAo.Them mhlkcfis dun and prices are nominal
Thereports M Sateady market IN. Europe, In addi-
tdn 10 the riBe in gold, has induced exporters to
make tnquNes and nd1to5Make2 some offers, but not
high enough 70 obtain the goods. For prime steam
rendered Western, the brand to be named, 171zc ts
bid without sellers. There are few lots which are
to be turned immediately, and which could be ot.
tanned at lowfgures. The majority of the holders
are mol oerlpg their stockat present trusting that
more satisfactory condition win be noticeable in
the market before long. City lard T. very duh and
the weather makes it necessary for some Of the
'siers 70 cell ct once. We quote city ct l6al6Ac;
No Western at 16Zal7c; steam rendered and Kettle
dried at 17ls17Zc, and kettle rendered at !8al6Ao
supply pricesare not 30 firm: We quote Carolina
at 10Ha10Ec for ordinary, and 1lal1Ac Tor PRIME;
Raneoon &C 914asxc, currency, duty paid. and $40
asxos gold. in bond. ;;..r ..,,,..,. ,,,,,,