Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-15
coRRE cTEp WEE EKLY.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1866.

ae- All of the above quotations are in goId
CoHon-2O to 2O.4O in gold.
Charlotte, Nov. Coton-Some 200 bales Cot
ton were sold last week During forepa of the week
324 paid but at the close OF the week, 2SH was the
highest price obtained
Flour is in demand at $3.50 per barrel.
Corn LAO to $780, The market is barely supplied
Bacon % 10 "a cents, hog round-in demand.
Charleston, Nov. lathe market on Saturday
still unsettled, with falling tendency. Buyers, ex
pectng lower rates. are unwilling enter the Market and
the transactions consequently very small The sales Of
the day amounted TO about l35 baes c pound being
paid for Liverpool Midding. The lots and prices were as
follows at - II at33; so t4 In the present
dton of affairs, quotations must be considered merely
nominal, and we omit them.
New York, Nov. 12.-Cotton heavy and nominal
| AZ 81 10 3S.
ding Upands, quoted at l4xd. sales to-day, 1000 bales
| Charleston, November s.-Cotton.- The past
week has been of much activity in Cotton, and al
though the cold weather, which has undoubtedly put stop
the further growth of the staple has not produced strong
upward movement, as was anticipated by many, prices
have been full and buyers have purchased readily at the
going whatever stock placed on the market The
article has been remarkably steady and free from violent
fluctuations throughout the week. and with the exception
OF slight upward movement, the rates prevailing have va
red but little from those existing at the close Of our last
weekly report The receipts show but little increase over
those Of the week BEFORE and amount bales against
exports of 3805 bales. The business of the week opened
active, with upward tendency In prices the sales
Friday the End Instant amounting to $50 bales on the basis
of Sc cents per pound for iddling Cotton On Saturday
about 429 bales, at unchanged quotations. On Monday
there much activity, with firm Market and prices
advanced during the day about half cent pound Mid
ding being quoted 36 36k and Strict Mddng at
37X cents per pound with sales of about $50 bales. On
Tuesday, under continued good demand, Midding and
MiddIiu hair higher, the former
being quoted at 81 cents, and the latter at Sc cents per
pound, but there was change in the better qualities the
operations of the day footed 653 bales On Wednesday,
there not full attendance Of buyers, and in some
the market easier but closed quotaby unchang
ed with sales of 500 bales. Yesterday, under ad-
from Liverpool and New York. prices fell of
about half cent per pound with sales of about 300 bales,
l4i &c. d 36x, 81, IS 3S and bales of Silk
Cotton at 40 cents per pound We quote Low Middling
IS 35x cents; Mddng &c to 36K cents; Strict Mid
| ding, 81 TO SIX cents.
Corn-There have been received since last report
1000 bushels Of Maryland and 5000 from New York. 900
bushels Of Mixed Western changed hands at Sl40 per
bushe, weight, bags included, and White Maryland has
been sold S53 per buse weight, bags included Hold
were firm yesterday, and the market had an upward
tendency.
Flour-The market is well supplied and the stock is
be quoted at SlO5O TO Sll per bare Super S so to
Sl2 Extra Sl2.5O to $3.50 Baltimore Super Sl2.50 TO
Sl3, Extra Sl4 Sl5 Double Extra SIC per barrel; Hiram
Smith Family Sl7 Sls per barrel; Georgia Extra and
| Family SIC TO SIS per barrel.
Bacon-There is good stock of all qualities, with only
limited enquiry Prime Shoulders may be quoted at 7H
cents and Prime Clear Ribbed Sides COX to 81 cents per
pound Hams selling at "a to % cents pound as in
quality.
Sat-There is good demand from country Dealers and
holders selling at previous quotations. say $3.50 per
| sack for common Liverpool.
FINANCIAL.
| Yorkvile, Nov. 14.-God Sl47 to Sl.50.
New York, Nov. 12.-God, Sl.44X.
Columbia, Nov. 12.-God, Sl.45; Silver, sl4O.
Charleston, Nov. s.-GoH.-Thcre is a good local
and the brokers were yesterday buying at 47 and
selling a9,