Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-22
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1866.

lS3- All of the above Quotations are IN gold.
Coaon.-owing to late European and Northern advces
this article submitted decline in prices. The mar
ket at present is very dull few sales have been made
subsequent to the Decline 1s to ls4 specie, for good
cotton. We enow quote l6 to ls cents, extremes.
Charleston, Nov. 1e.-The week that has just
closed has been remarkable for the continued depression
which has characterized the Cotton market the staple nav
ing failed rally during the entire PERIOD but has Kept on
It's downward until Mddng Cotton, which at the
close of our last weekly report quoted at 36 TO 3Hc.
per pound had reached yesterday the figure OF 81 showing
decline Of about AZ cents per pound, In that time Inc
receipts somewhat larger than the previous week and
9 bales of Sea Island and ,493 bales of Upland
Coton against exports Of 33l bales Sea Island and
bales Upland Cotton. The dull and declining condition
of the European and Northern markets caused cessation
of demand for staple the OF the week
buyers holding off or refusing 10 60 on purchasing unless
al decline cents per pound, on previous
quotations. The market Friday was In consequence at
sand the only sale bang lot of 10 bales at IS cents per
pound On Saturday the staple continued o,S @ win
sellers felt unwilling to accept the sales OF he DAY peing
13 bales basis of "a cents per pound for Liverpool
Mddng On Monday, after TWO days of unsettled market
holders having yielded about cents per pound in prices
from the prevailing the previous Thursday pur-
lima for 81 cents and sc MdSns at IS cents per
pound. On Tuesday there only limited enquiry,
purchasers showing but little disposition 10 buy at the ask
ing rates, and the operations confined to few pur
chasers who took about go bales previous figures
On Wednesday the declining condition Of the Liverpool and
New York markets caused prices TO recede about one cent
per pound from the OF the day before, with sales OF
24S bales Middling Cotton being quoted ut 81 to 3 cents
per pound Yesterday the market was quite Irregular but
the sales, which amounted TO 23 bales, showed further
decline in prices the of half TO one cent per
pound The following the prices paid a. AT 9 II ut
80 at 304 80 81, l6 3lE, lI3 at 81. We quote
Low Mddlng 80 to 81 Mddng %; Strict Middling, IS
cents.
Corn-The supply received during the week has been a
bout 900 bushels Some 900 bushels Of white Western
sold from private terms. Prime white Ma
yland of the old CROP has been disposed OF at per
bushel, weight bags included. Some parcels OF inferior
quality disposed Of at about S.47 We quote mixed
white Western Sl4O Sl45 per bushel, weight bags in
cluded; Prime white Maryland, old crop, 81 so 10 S55
weight bags included. The last is an extreme figure
FLou.-There is good stock on the market, and win
declining prices In Northern markets. the rates here nave
eceded about so per BARREL We quote Northern and
Western fine $40 10 Sl050 per barel Super, Sll TO
ll5O per barrel; Extra, S25O Sl3; Baltimore Super at
S25O 10 Sl3; Extra, S4 to Sl5 Georgia Extra, S5oo 10
Sls per barrel.
Bacon-The stock the market is large, and the decli-
ming prices the North has caused dull feelng with
disposition TO lower Prime Shoulders are selling al
lH l8 per pound Prime Ribbed Sides at ~ cents
Prime Clear Ribbed Sides 20 COX cents, and Clear
Sides al 81 cents per pound. ..
Sau-There has arrived since our last cargo off, 100
sacks direct from Liverpool There continues TO be fair
demand for country consumption, which Is supplied nj
about previous figures say $3.50 per sack Tor common
Liverpool.
New York, Nov. 17.-Cotton dull at 33H to 50.
Liverpool, Nov. 10 Cotton sales l0,OoO bales al
lid. Market quiet and unchanged.
FINANCIAL.
New York, Nov. 17.-Gold, $l.4Oh.-
Charleston, Nov. 16.-GoH.-Ther is only a limited
demand and the brokers yesterday buying at % and
selling at a..