The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-11
new york Market.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET.
The New York journal Of Commerce, Of wednes.
day, July 8, says:
The amount of surplus capital on the market has
somewhat dir -inished, and borrowers are ooheeo -
p,y higher rates of interest tor needed accommooA
tons than have during .ne ast s lev coIie
erals at per GEN., and upon government seculiues
at per cont with comparatively few exeepuons pe-
lcw those rates The best comC paper IS asen
at 55Sas per cen.. rer annurn discount.
- PRODUCE MARKET.
BsEApsrurrsLThe market for State and Wes:ern
our js more active and prices are 1910 10 CTS oe-
ter. The demand fs from the iocai raae, %s
not being disposed to pay the Irices demanded. Inc
sales are 1900 bbsat ST 65l7 10 for superne S.a,e
81 eOa8 10 for common extra State; 90 2oao ~ ioc
good to choice So 50a9 % Tor fancy 90; s6 6SaI
81 75a 20 for e1trao IS 45a9 rs for choice extra do
Including shipping brands Of round hoop ONO az
Ss 50a9 IS, ard trade brands Of do at 50 30al2 IS
good to choice white wheat extras Of slo 6oai. 10
s1Oa1l 80 for good to choice, closing steadily we
quote Superhue State, IS 65a7 l0 extra STATE sIs
as 40; super Western, Sc 65a1 10; extra western,
81 75aS 40; extra Ohio round hoop,s % ooas .o' w
itrade) So 9oa12 Us; extra Genesee, ID; extra 81
Louis, So Scala 80.
SourHERN FLouR-Rules mora steadily. but Is no
active We notice sales Of 450 bbs at s8 90al0 ~ Tor
far extra and $40 40a14 SO for good to chnce 90.
ctIJyoRS1A FLoua-The market is quiet, but prices
remain steady The sales are 500 sacks at Sl0al2 6O
wHEAr=The market is more icttve for export anu M.
speculation at advance Of three 70 hve cene. we
notice sales of Sc 600 bushels ut 81 97aa for NO
spring; 50 10 for No spr1ng 81 80 for winter req
Indiana; s24O for white Canada; So IS for new l1ed
Southern; 50 65 for new white Southern; apd 81 2t2
for winter red Canada In bond.
OATs-Are more active, mainly ior specuiauon,
with prices ruling two to three cents better. Inc
sales are 100 900 bushe Western at 10 sore
and sfoat closing at S5c in etore and s6!ac anoat
5x,-sk11 0rJan6 n-q q
CoRN-The offerings are gnt ana wlsn y,
INQUIRY chiefly from the home trade, an adva ce OF
/ TO &c is noticeable. Sales were made OF 47,Uo!
bushels at 81 07a1 10 for Western mixed adoat and
81 II for Western GLOW in store.
Cor1oS-The mark.t opened firmly VI. b an active
demand from the spinners, but the holders offered
their stocss very literally at the current prices,
the buyers withdrew, causing the market 70 close
quietly and ashade lower. The sales are 1901 osles
including 2748 to spinners AMI so3 70 speeualors'
Upland L New
Florida. Mobile. Orleans. Texas.
Ordinary. .2s a2e1s 281ia2s1 2sAa20 2S'ala2sA
0GG1 nary. os ss,zaso 2s4aso& 80 asOA so'lasO's
- dIinE. 81 asl,: s1sas11 s11zasa s1las2A
Middbng. .Ss1sasa s27laSSH 50 asah S37zaSSA
GuNNy BAes-Are quiet and firm at 1870.
GUNNy CLOTHS in the sellers iaVor; z9o oales
were sold at 22Ac.
HAY-Is steadily held at roc for shipping, and sla
l o5 for retail qualities.
ehort do.
Mo1AssEs-There is rather more doing, mainly in
TIE grocery grades, but prices continue 10 favor the
buyers. We notice sales OF $50 hhds Barpadoes and
S5C casks St Croix on private terms. We quo:e
clayed at 43a45c Muscovado at 45a50c for refining
grades, and Porto Rico at 50a7Oc.
NAVAL SroREs--S pirits turpentine Is held at for
mer prices, with moderate inquiry; we note sales
of 500 bbls at 421ka43c. Resins are ootainable al
lower prices, with dull market; the sales are 400
bbls common at 50 75 $50 bbls low rae at SIS 5 and
10 bbs virgin at 81 So We quote at 81 75 TOR strain
ed common 50 S5a2 81 x for good strained SSao l2s
for No @ and IS 81 1sa4 so for MOL.
RIcE-The market continues to be quiet, but
prices do not indicate any change. We quote Caro-
lima at 1Osza11L1c Rangoon in bond at Sa4c, gold
and 9lsa91c, currency, duty paid
sUGAR-Ihe market for raw continues 10 be qrnet,
bUt do not hear of any change IN prices: we
quote for refining 1014a10c; good do at II .Sali
and No 10 box at I2a121:c. The saleS are bo5 mas
at Ii3Sa'12lc Cuba; l4c for Demerara, and 1900
boxes Havana on private terms. In rebned t1ere Is
good business doing at l4al424c for soft yellow;
l51la25sEc for soft white; l61sal6;.c for crushed
| powdered and granulltei
COFFEE he market for Rio is moderately active
and prices are steadily held We notice sales Of $40
bags ex silver Star, on private terms, and 3)4 bags
do, ex Edith Mary, at De- gold, in bond. OF the
other kinds we learn Of sales OF 1j0 bags Laguayra
| OF l61sc gold. duty paid.
| PRoy1sIoSs-Pork-The market is very quiet to-
day, and prices are easier. We notice sales of $50
bbs at SGT IS at regular way, and 50 pbls at SGT 10
cash. closing weakly. he jobbing trade is very
moderate; sales we're made OF ESQ bhls at sa7 75a
81 80 for new mess. and s27 81 for old Tess. We
quote prime at s22 5Oa2a IS, and prime mess at
Sa4 25a24 80. The afternoon market is very quiet,
and prices are rather IN the buyers tavor We no.
! tice sales OF go bbls mess at S27 so, cash.
BEEF-The market is steady but quie;. Sales are
made of $50 bbs at sl5a20 co for PLAIN Western, and
S9laS25 for extra mess
LRp-There is more inquiry for lots for refining
and for export to the West INDIES and with hight Oh
ferings prices are more hrmly held. Inc sa!es are
$50 terces mainly city at 153Sal53sc for No cit,
i6c for prime do and 17c fos kettle rendered Western
to arrive. For future delivery the business is IN
creasing and full prices are current we aoacs saie
last evening of 95O tierces prime steam rendered
western for July. buyers option, at 1G3lc; and To-
day $50 tierces do 1870; Io9 erces for September
buyers option, Attic and 25O tierees for Sepiem
- aalIer,e ontion q. l1c We quote No1 Mestsrn