The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-25
Ing to-day; quotations en-
New York Market.
MONEY lIARKE.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal OF Commerce, Of Wednes-
day. July 22 Gays:
The market presents but little amin tion in any
department 1hero is moderate business doing IN
breadstus aud provisions but not much speculative
activity The dry goods trade is without spirit, a.
though prices of both cotton and wool fabrics arc
generally held with frnness, ana the indications ar
considered favorable for the approaching seasons
trade Money continues in excessive supply Tor ten.
porary use at to per cent on good securities, and
the best commercial paper is IN demand OF o5z 10
per cent per annum discount.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-BnEADsIUFFs.-The ma
het for State and Western flour Is rather more
steady. with moderate demand mainly Tor the low
grades OF fresh ground. The sales are 1900 bbls at
S6 25as6 so for superfne Ste 81 70as 90 for common
for fancy do Sc 25a6 so for superfne Michigan, 1nd
ana Ohio Iowa. &c. and 81 70aS 0U for extra do S8 20
75f choice e1uado, including shipping brands OF
round hoop Ohio at So 1oa9 co. and trade brands OF
at SO O5a2 50 good to choice white wheat extras at
$40 25a12 80; st. Louis at SO 75a10 for common
to fair extra and $40 O0al4 90 for good to choice
closing quietly. We quote: Shperfne state, Sc 25
as 80; extra State 81 701S 20; super Western, Sc
25a0 6O extra Western ST 70I8 90; extra Ohio round
hoop So lOa9 90; do trade SO 05a12 so; extra Gen.
essee "a; extra st. Louis So 75alA So.
SOUTHERN FLouR-There is not much doing but
prices remain without change We notice sales OF OF
for &c cd to choice do.
C1IIFoaN1A FLoUR-The market ia quiet but we
do not learn of any charge in prices. We notice
sales of900 sacks at 75a12 rs.
WHEAr-There is moderate business doing at
shade frmer prices. We notice sales Of IS, 400 bush
els at SSa1 IS Tor No spring; 95 for No spring.
227I Tor white Canada, and IS for white Mlchl-
gan. r
about one cent The gales are 69,000 bushels at
lOIa1 10 for inferior to prime West, IN mixed aioat
and 12l5 for old wcs ern mixed in store.
OATs-ihe market is more active, mainly ior
speculation rather better prices. Sales were made
Of 10000 bush Western at sage in st,re; 65ac
afoat; 84as4kc buyers option, the balance OF the
month, and 8jc to arrive.
CoFFEE-There is rather more doing IN Rio at well
main lained prices We notice sales OF 1853 bags ex
Contest at 1O1lc gold, in bond, and 1000 bags ex
West Indian on private terms. The other kinds
are very quiet but prices remain without change.
MesFrs VIM Scott & Sons calculate the stock of
Rio in New Orleans to be II 300 bags; IN Baltimore
to be $1,000 bagr in Philadelphia TO be 71CU naGs;
in Mobile to be $500 bags; in New York to be
1856 AS bags. We quote in god. in bond; ordina-
nv cargoes 81! a9c; fair do, 1UEa10Hc; good do,
1iAall1Sc; prime do, 12a121sc; extreme range for
lots, 9ai315c.
CoTroN-There is more doing to-day for spinning
purposes, but the untavorable advices from Europe
In addition 10 the accounts Of the gro wing crop have
induced holders to throw their stock on the market
more freely, and to accept lower prices The sales
are 1880 bales which 1910 for spinning and 90
for speculation We quote:
gPiaha FIorida. q Mobile. Orleans. Nsn Texas
Ordinary. 26ka27 a62la2714 27 a271z 2714a27A
mar nary. o .2sAa2s 2san2spl % a2s1z 2sHa2oa4
ding. -. 80 aaoH soAasoA sO1Eas1 sO1aslA
Middlng 81 asl}E S1Aaa1aa 21lsa32 Sl}aaS2A
GuxNy BAes-Heavy weights are held at 1870, with
no wholesale business.