Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-12-06

0G- All Of the above quotations are In gold
Cotton-The marke, is very dull. Prices in New York
continue decline The last accounts quote prices weak
that Market 80 to "a cents decline of six cents per
pound since the first of November This has produced
corresponding depression here. We quote, extremes
| In specie, l6 TO lS cents.
| Charleston, Nov. 29-Cotton.-The attempt al
working short time by the British manufacturer, and the
consequent Of spirit In the English Cotton market,
has tendency for the present lessen the value Of the
sap; but unless the peace Of the world seriously dis
turbed Cotton grown In this country during the present
year, will be wanted good figures. Buyers here have
shown fair disposition to purchase, but the limited stock
and the stringent prices demanded by holders have some
what contracted tie business Of the week. will be no
ced by statement that both the receipts and exports OF
this week show falling off from that of the week before
The daily condition Of ie market s, has been as oS%s vs.
cning Market prices coming down from half 10 one cent
per pound with sales Of 237 bales the ates being about 81
per pound for Mddng Cotton. On Saturday there
was considerable enquiry, but factors generally de-
cning place their Cotton the market and buyers were
compelled advance which about recovered the fall
previous day. the sales being 262 bales Middng Cot
closing at 81 TO 81 cents per pound lS0 bales add
tonal changed hands during the afternoon slight ad
vance, after favorable foreign advces had come TO hand
On Monday the improvement In the Liverpool market caused
considerable demand and holders enabled to procure
an advance Of to cents per pound on The Pnses OF
Cotton selling for 80 TO 4. On Tuesday the market
opened fiat and prices fell off half cent per pound, but
closed rather mer with sales Of $50 bales Middng Cot
ION selling for about 80 cents On Wednesday the market
continued without important change, the sales which
amounted 800 bale being at previous prices Thursday
Yesterday consequence OF the decline Liverpool, the
market fell off in price about cent pound, the sales
1879 bales The following the particulars Of Yesterdays
business viz Is at 29 30 10 81 3D. SO at %
81 324 at 80 and l20 private terms We quote Low
Middling 80 to 81; Mddlng 32 Strict Middling 32K to 50
cents.
Corn-Therc has been no addition to the supply of this
grain since last report The stock Is imted and pchas
4 .ttNu aFiT0 nnlv
have been In parcels Of 100 TO 500 bushels each about
sl5o for prime Old Maryland White, by weight, sacks in
| cluded.
Flour-The stock of Northern and Western brands is
increasing Buyers operate but spangy, expecting lower
to 81 per bael Extra at S2 Baltimore Super at
Sl250 S3, and Extra S4 SIS per barrel Extra
Georgia and Family Flour is selling $3.50 to Sls per
barrel.
BaconThe declining condition of the Northern markets.
and the large stock here keeps the market depessed and
lots of large size difficult Of sale except very low rates.
The ordinary demand supplied about l6 II
pound for prime Shoulders, II cents for prime Ribbed
Sides, and TX TO ls cents pound for prime Clear Rib
San.-There have been received from Liverpool ship
of 5000 sacks Large lots rather difficult move,
ious rates say $3.50 per sack for common Liverpool
Bdggng-There is an ample stock OF Gunny Cloth on
the market, which is held at about previous figures say "a
TO IS cents per yard.
Rope-Connues at previous quotations. say 90 to %
per pound for prime hemp and lower rates for common
Sugar-Messrs. H. Cobla & Co., offered yesterday,
cargo of Cuba Sugar. direct from Maanzas, and sold 81
hhds Muscovado Sugar at lS TO IN cents per pound 10
| hhds. Clayed Sugar at ION cents per pound
| Charlotte, Dec. 3.-CoHon.-The ranging prices Of
this article in our market TO day, were from 81 to 2S4
| Charleston, Dec. 3.-Conon-The staple contin
depressed, and purchasers only offering at lower
sures sellers were compelled 10 aeeeP. rates abou' one
D. 10 o. 80 at 2sk, II at g. II at OK, l3 at 80
9 at 30X SO at 81, and at 81 cents We quote: Low
Middlng, 80 Midding, 81, and Strict Mddng 30 to 32Kc
New York, Dec. 3.-Cotton quiet at 33H to &c for
| Upland.
FINANCIAL.
Yorkville, Nov. 5.-Gold, Sl.40.
| Charlotte Dec. 3.-Goh-Buying rate, Sl46 to
sl41; Selling rate, Sl5O to sl5 siuer1Buying rate
New York, Dec. 3.-Gold rates at 81 .4OX.
Charleston, Nov. 29.-GoH.-The Brokers were
| yesterday buying at 43 and selling at 45.
Quotations for South Carolina Bank Notcs-Bank Of
Camden IS cents Bank Of Charleston 81 Bank of Ches
| ter 81 Bank OF Georgetown 90; Bank OF Hamburg ls
Bank of Ncwbeny As Bank Of South Carolina l3; Bank
Of State Of South Carolina, prior 1861 Bank Of State
of South Carolina, after lst January 1861 g. Commercial
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