Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-01
C oRRE cTEp EEKLY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1856


G3- All Of the above quotations are In gold
Cotton-The demand for this article is very good-sev
era buyers operating The sales yesterday, were at full
prces say s 81 In gold DC TO 3oH In currency
Tax paid by purchaser.
Charleston, Oct. 30.-The weather was stormy
during yesterday but buyers deferred
thereby and after looking through the Market induced
take about 305 bales, at prices about the same as pre-
vailed Saturday The following are the particulars 62
81; % at34S; 10 at IS 80 ATS l72 2at3 We quote
Low Mddng "a 35; Middling, s. Strict Middng, &c.
Charlotte, Oct. 29.- COaon-Nothlng at all was
done in the marketto day. Wequote the prices same
Saturday, 81 to 81 y.
New York, Oct. 29.-Cotton firm, sales Of 400
baIes-Middng Uplands, 80.
Columbia, Oct. 29.-Coton, 90 10 D gold 81 to
32h currency, TAX paid. Corn, Sl7O TO SlsO per bushel
Flour, Sl2 TO SlS per barrel.
Charleston, Oct. &C. Cotton.-During the early
part of the week the staple declined rapidly until mddng
Cotton reached Sc cents per pound, but tor severa days
past no material change taken place. The receipts
increasing and 58 bales Of oil kinds, and the
exports 602 The transactions OF the week have been
ms follows AT late hour Thursday and on Friday pur
casers took about $50 bales, prices showing decline oil
three per pound from the highest quotation OF the
week before Mddng Cotton being quoted at 81 TO 81 cents
per pound. On Saturday the market continued dropping,
and 53 bales changed hands at further decline oil one
per pound, Mddng being quoted at 80 TO 81 cents.
On Monday the market still had downward tendency, but
rallied somewhat during the days the sales being 2e bales
basis of 36 per pound for Middng, and 81 to 80
cents per pound for Strict Mddng Cotton. On Tuesday
302 bales sold at the quotations OF the day pre-
vous. On Wednesday buyers were offering lower prices,
but holders in withdrew their stocks and those
offering would not submit to decline the sales, which
262 bales at prices previously prevailing
Yesterday there was good demand and over 5oo bales
were disposed Of very firm prices. The following VIII
show the business OF the day: At 2s at 81 81 at 5
at 3 63 at 35 26 at 35K 81 at36 24 at IA at 81 l3
37X, 80 We quote; Ordinary to Good Ordl-
nary 81 to 33 Low Middng "a to 35 Middling 36, Strict
Corn9There have been received about 5000 bushels
since last weekly report, most of which has changed
hands White Maryland has been sold at 81 per 61sle
weight bags included, and mixed Western nj 81 20 per
bushe weight, without bags. The stock OF all kinds Is
light Some 5000 bushels Of white Western, to arrive,
changed hands at 81 SO per bushel, bags included.
F2om-The stock is increasing, but holders remain firm
previous prices follows Northern and Western Super
Is selling Sll per barrel, Extra at to 2 per barrel
Baltimore Super Sl2 per barrel and Extra at Sl25O 10
1880 per barrel Georgia Extra Flour is held at l45O to
1850 per barrel.
Baeon-The market being well stocked is rather heavy
at lS cents per pound prime Ribbed Sides 20 per
pound and prime Clear Ribbed Sides 81 per pound
Sa-Thcrc continues be fair demand for this article,
and common Liverpool is selling at s., 80 per sack.
Bagging and Rope-There is good supply of Gunny
Cloth the market, which is eC at 3 cents in large lots,
and sc 81 cents In smaller quantities. Rope continues
at about previous raes-say 20 % for prime Hemp,
and lower rates for inferior descriptions.
FINANCIAL.
Yorkville, Oct. 31.-Gold Sl.46 to Sl.48.
New York, z p. m, Oct. 2s.-Gold ASK.
Columbia, Oct. 29.-Gold, Sl.4.
Charlotte, Oct. 29.-Gold-Buyng rate, Sl.46 TO
S47; selling rate, S.5O to S5l Silrcr-Buying rate,
81 Sc 10 Sl.37 selling rate, Sl.4O TO Sl43.
Charleston, Oct. a6.- Gold.-The Brokers are buy
Ing at AZ and selling at 49,
Quotations for South Carolina Bank Notes.-Bank of
Camden so Bank Of Charleston 81 Bank of Chcs-
ter 81 Bank Of Georgetown 23 Bank Of Hamburg ls;
Bank of Newberry IS; Bank of South Carolina II; Bank
Of State of South Carolina prior to 1861 Bank of State
of South Carolina after Isl January, 1861, s. Commercial
Bank, Columbia l6 Exchange Bank, Columbia, lS Farm
ers and Exchange Bank, g.; Merchants Bank, Cheraw
22 Peoples Bank Charleston 40 Planters Bank of Fair
field l5 Planters and Mechanics Bank, Chareston %
Southwestern Railroad Bank Charleston 49, State Bank,
Charleston 8; Union Bank Charleston, &C; City Of Charles
ton Change Bills. 90 cents.