The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-18
New York Market.

The New York Commercial Advertiser Of Saturday,
August IL. says ,;l. 55s
Money shows Indications Of On early change to-
ward higher rate Of interest. For the moment
rates continue at Sab per cont on CALI but there ts
general feeling among the banks IN favor OF putting
into effect at the beginning OF next week. The West
ern banks especially those Of Cincinnati, are calling
home their deposits, and 1t is estimated that about
three million dollars OF currency chiefly bank notes,
have been sent TO that section within the past week;
which is pretty active opening OF the crep de-
mnnd. - % -
The banks show rather more frmness upon dis
counts and It Is proved difficult to negotiate prime
four months paper at better than per cent
PRODUCE MARKET. t
NEW YORK, August 16-2P. M.-FLouR, &c.-The
-four market is dull. and 5a10c lower.
The sales are 6loO bbls at 81 30as Is for superHne
Stae So 50a9 80 for extra Sae 50 35a9 60 tor choice
do; SO 65a10 25 or fancy do 81 S0e8 25 for superne
Western; So. 60a9i45 tor common to medium extra
Western; S9 60a10 rs for choice do $40 90al3 20 Tor
good to cboSe white whea. ss 81 S0as 90 ior oS'n SO
50 60al3 80 for trade brands; S10a12 for common
to iair extra st. Louis, and SD 60al476 for good
to choice do the market closing quiet.
SonthUrn -four Is quiet and heavy. soles 450 hbl "
at 50 25a1O so for common fair extra and $40 Sos
is 90 for good to choice do. - fs,.
California -four sdul and heavy. Sales 500 sacks
at $40 40a12 40. .I';."Ac;' ~. ," If-t,. -
GHA1s-Ihs wheat market. is dulland 2aac lower.
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Corn is aul and 1c lower. sales 1900 bushels at,
81 1Sa1 IT for unsound 81 1Sa1 20 for sound mixed
Western. both oat and 81 20 for old do in store.
Oats are scarce and In demnnd at y1c advance.
Sales 900 bushels at S2aSSc for Western aoat and
S2c tor do, in store. u. - a..s . -.
9Na9Ao currency, for do free. Sales since our last
200 tierces inferior to prime Carolina at 9a10Kc.
CoFFEE-Rio is quiet, and q shade easier sales
since our last ZOO bags Of l2al2Kc gold, IN nSnd
SUGAR-The market Is shi de easter, and quiet.
Sales since our last 800 hhds at 9Ha11c for Cuba.
llXc for Barbados, 14hal5c for Demerars, and rs
aniss at 4oa5a, for uscovao, ssa
42c for cl:.yed. aud 46a57 tor Porto Rico.
HAYS firm at 100 Tor shipping and sla1 46 for
retail lots. 70
bbls at s2s 50a2s ca for new mess. closing 52s co.
reeular .2S 62a28 76 for old do; s23 25a23 rs tor
prime;. and s24 25a24 so for prime mess.
Beer is steady. Sales. 176 bbls at $l6a2O 50 Tor
new plaiu mess and $40 5oa24 rs for new extra mess
Also % tcs at GLASS for prime, and sSoaS6 for India
mess. ~ -i.s gh.4- -
Western.
Cut meats are. firm. Sales 214 pkgs OF 1Sa13xc
for shoulders, and 16hsl95Sc for hams.
Lard Is quiet and shade easter. Sales 750 tcs at
from cfor No to prime steam; loc for very
Butter is frm ut S0a35c for Ohio .and S4a40c for
State 49, -
Cheese is eteady at 13al7Ac. . "a. -
FRs1oHrs-Are shade better. To Liverpool, per
steamer 30 600 bushels corn at I'D, 150 hhds tai
low at 15, and 800 boxes cheese at 25s g
corroN-Is very Arm. Sales 600 bales at 2shc for
middling uplands.
Messrs Cornwall zerega, in their Weekly circu.
lar thus quote the market: ,-t i.............i r..
Our market for the week has been quiet and stea.
DIV. closing quiet at an advance on middlngs Of &c
q fb from the opening prices Of Saturday. The to-
tai sales for week have been S8 bales OF which
6s40 bales we're to spnners 1873 TO- speculators and
lie to exporters The demand from spinners is al
| most entirely confued 70 even lines Of low mid
| dNngs and above. There is o limited demand for
ordinaries at the quotators. this being the only
| grade holders hnve reduced to exporters nmits
There is large supply Of the good with
few saes as this grade Is not wanted for the spin
ming trade and the prices asked are much above OK
| porfers' limits. = ID.
Contracts for niddlng cottons are stl offered for
December delivery ataS cts, and the same for No
yember delivery at 24Hc. The advloes OF the grow
] log cotton crop ere iaYorable. = - -ta....f.
| Two bales OF new cotton received at New Orleans
on the 10th, one from Mississippi and one from Lou
isisna. One bale new cotton received at Mobile on
! the 10th, from Prairie Bluff =;
The exports nom this port for the week have been
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