Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-08

New York, Nov 5.-Cotton fmer, at 80 to Ale.
IiYernaol. Nov. & -Cntton sales 10 daY l6QO bales

New York, Nov. 5.-Cotton frmer, at 80 to Ale
Liverpool, Nov, 5.-Cottons sales to day l6Oo bales
Charlotte, Nov. -Cohon.-Middling, 80 to 81 y
paid by purchaser-o 80 to 34k If paid by the seller
weekly report the weather has been, with little exception
favorable to the picking Of the staples and although there
reports of damaging rosts In some neighborhoods we
disposed think that the crop 10 this time has
received any material injury from that source The re-
cepts this point for the past week amounted to 80 bales
of Sea Island and 1854 bales of Upland Cotton against
exports of Sill bales and sales of about 2OO bales Not
wthstandng the dropping character OF the New York
market for much Of the week. prices here have been re-
&c., for most of the period. On Friday last, in
quence Of the declining condition of the Liverpool and
New York markets, prices became unsettled and irreguar
Sellers in some instances, submitting decline Of Nc.
c per pound but the business Of the day. which amount
ed to 26 bales generally basis of about &c. per
pound for stc; Midding Cotton. On Saturday prices
decline and with fair demand the sales OF the day footed
up 3s bales Mddng selling for 36c and Strict Mid
35 bales at unchanged On Tuesday the market
active, with improved feeling, the staple bringing full
previous quotations and the operations extending TO 5O
bales On Wednesday holders became disposed TO
SELL and the rather eaSie in some instances 10
the of Nc. per pound but the market generally
was not sufficiently affected to cause lowering Of quota
tons transactions OF the day amounting to about 4s0
bales Yesterday the market was fu-buyers apparently
were expecting decline, which kept most Of them out OF
transactions falling off in price may have been OBJ
served the sales amounted 22 bales follows; say
al 5U al SIS 10 AT 81 5o at ~ u 80 NJ ID % W o0I
l3at Sc; Oat 36H; l5at37x. equote: Low Middling,
"a to IS; Middling, 36; Strict Middling, 81 cents.
Corn-The arrivals since our last about IL OO0 BUSH
els from New York; and 900 from Baltimore In conse-
quence Of the advanced rates In Northern markets. prices
have certain degree been kept here Notwithstanding
there but limited demands but buyers cautious and
only disposed purchase for immediate wants. Some
5000 bushels mixed Western sold private TERMS
We quote nominally mixed Western at Sl.32 10 81 "a
White Western, Sl.40, and White Maryland at Sl.5o to
Sl55 per bushe, weight, bags included.
FIour-The market continues TO be well supplied, but
prices firm and advancing. Northern and Western
Super is held il50 Sl2 per barel Extra Sl250 TO
per barrel Baltimore Super at Sl25 to Sl3 per barrel
and Extra Sl4 SIS barel Double Extra at SIG
per barrel Georgia Flour is selling SIS so to SIG so per
barrel.
Bacon.-There is good stock of all kinds, and holders
selling at about previous rates. say lS per pound for
prime Shoulders 20c per pound for prime Ribbed and
per pound for prime clear Ribbed Sides Hams are held at
"a to 2Sc. per pound, as in quality
SaH-This article continues in good demand and Is sell
ling about previous quotations. say 81 so per sack for
common Liverpool.
Baggng.-There is good stock of Gunny Cloth on the
market, but the inquiry is mainly for small quantities Tor
country orders prices remain at about previous quotations
say IS per yard for large lots, and Sc to 81 cents per
yard for smaller parcels.
Rope-Continues in good supply former prices, say 90
per pound for prime hemp and lower rates for
inferior kinds.
FINANCIAL.