Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-10-25
in currency; Corn, sl5o to sl7o per busheI Flour s2 to
| New York, p. M, Oct. 22.-Cotton closed quiep
| sales 5000 bales. Middling, 80 TO IL cents.

Sl5 per barrel.
New Oct; g closed quie
Charleston, October 19.- Cotton.-At the close of
our last weekly report, Mlddng Uplands were quoted at
IS to Sc cents per pound Under continued advances al
New York and Liverpool the market here gradually
forced up until Tuesday, when Middling Uplands had
reached 40 TO Al cents ON enc
great 10 withdraw, and the demand Tor the
staple almost ceased The same state OF things prevailed
throughout yesterday buyers refusing TO purchase on the
terms demanded by holders On Friday the irst day OF
in obtaining advance Of about lcent per pound l63
bales changing bandsSct Midding being quoted at 80
per pound. On Saturday the market continued firm
and prices full with disposition to 60 higher, bu, the
sales which footed 2e3 bales were generally on basis
and better news from New York. holders Obtained reg
ular advance of to cents Midding selling at 40 TO 4l
cents and Strict Mddng at 40 cents per pound the trans
actions being 500 bales. On Tuesday there was
strong demand throughout the day at full rates. holders
selling about $50 bales, Low middng bringing 80 to 49,
Mddng 40 al cents and Strict Middling ~ cents per
pound On Wednesday the market became fiat, with but
little inquiry, only "a bales being sold at previous prces
the market closing dull with downward tendency Yes
terday, while holders remained firm, buyers were only
willing TO 20 on nj decline which brought the market to
stand and could only learn OF the sale OF ~ oaes say
at 9H, ID at &c. at "a cents, these transactions indcat
Ing rather lower rates than previous quotations. Inc mar
ket being unsettled. unable to give reliable prces
and therefore omit quotations. -..
Corn-About 5000 bushels from Baltimore constitute the
arrivals since our last weekly report me STOCK Deng
very light, holders very firm and while Mixed western
sold early In the week llo holders were gencray
asking yesterday about S30 per bushe weight bags In
cluded Prime White held yesterday at 81 IS, Sl5O
being offered and refused; this price includes sacks
previous rates. S1 barrel for Northern and West
Super Sll50 to l2 per barrel for Extra Baltimore
Super held S2 and Extra at S2O to 1850 per barrel
Georgia brands selling S45O to $3.50 per barrel for
Extra.
Bacon.-With n good supply the market continues at
previous rates. say lS lS cents per pound for prime
Shoulders COX 81 cents per pound for prime Ribbed
Sides and D cents per pound for prime Clear Ribbed
Sides.
SaThere continues to be fair demand for this article,
and common Liverpool is selling at $3.50 per sack.
Bagging and Ropc-There is a good supply of Gunny
Cloth on the Market which held IS cents In large lots,
and Sc 81 In smaller quantities Rope continues
about previous ratessay % prime hemp,
and lower rates for inferior descriptions.
FINANCIAL.
Yorkville, Oct. 24.-Gold Sl47.
Columbia, Oct. 23.-God, 45 cents premium
New York, z p. M, Oct. 22.-Gold Ask.
Charleston, Oct. 19.-GoH.-The Brokers are buy
ing at 46 and selling at 4S.
Quotations for South Carolina Bank Notes.-Bank Of
Camden so cents Bank of Charleston 2l Bank of Ches-
ter 81 Bank OF Georgetown 23 Bank OF Hamburg le;
Bank of Newbcry SIS Bank Of South Carolina Il Bank
of State of South Carolina, prior TO 1861 Bank OF State
of South Carolina, after lst January 1861 81 Commercial
Bank Columbia, II Exchange Bank Columbia, IL; Farm
ers' and Exchange Bank, 81 Merchants Bank, Chcraw
22 Peoples Bank Charleston, 40 Planters Bank OF
field, l6; Planters and Mechanics Bank, Charleston, y
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, 50i State Bank,
Charleston Union Bank Charleston, 66 City Of CHI 'es-
ton Change Bills, 90 cents.