Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-12-20

05- All of the above quotations are In gold.
Coton-A very good business has been done in this ari
Gle during the past week, prices ranging from IL to l9
cents in specie.
Charleston, Dec. 15.-Coton.-There was but a
limited enquiry, and with light offering stock the sales
only 2iU bales without important change In rates.
The following the transactiOns At 49, at 29h, e
at 3O II 81 80 3 go 3D. 70 at 2K % at 80 cents
81; Strict Midding, SO cents,
Charlotte, Dec 1s.-Cotton.-No sales to-day
Middings would command % cents.
New York, Dec. 17.-Coon finn. Sales to-day p
500 bales Middling Uplands, "a cents.
Liverpool, Dec. 17.-Noon.-Cotton market active
with prospective days sales OF OOO baes-mlddng up
lands advanced 10 l44d.
Charleston, Dec. H. Cotton.-Anerseyera weeks
of general declining tendency the staple has rallied, In
consequence Of the improved tone and advancing character
OF the Liverpool market This hardening Of prices in that
great foreign market has taken place In the face Of short
time among the spnnes, and dull and falling market for
Cotton New York, and s, without doubt, caused by the
growing belief which last making itself felt In the great
of trade, that the growth in this country for the year
will be very limited. This opinion WILL If reports from the
interior be credited, receive convincing support In
the gradual falling off of receipts, and will give holders OF
the article substantial cause TO think that All early and de-
cded rise In the price Of Cotton is highly probable In the
last few days market has been strong and upward tend
inc and purchasers have been disposed to take readily
whatever stocks offered. The following report will
show the daily sales since last statement: The week
opened on Friday the 7h instant with moderate enquiry
the transactions being at previous quotations. say 81 cents
per pound Mddng cotton, with sales OF 444 bales On
Saturday, consequence OF
buyers were offering lower prices which confined the bust
of the day about LOG bales at rates about hall
easier, Mddng cotton being quoted nj JoS to 81 cents
per pound On Monday purchasers were In most cases
offering lower prices, while sellers remaining firm, the
transactions of the day limited TO l2 bales On Tues
day the demand the active Of the season, the
operations amounting l4O0 bales the sales being generally
at 30 cents for Low Middng, 81 cents for Mddng, and g.
cents for Strict Middling cotton On MedneSaSsS anI
Ices siifened about half per pound, with sales OF
600 bales, MiddIing being quoted at 81 and sric,
Mddng 32x cents per pound. Yesterday the market
was quite irregular advance Of half and
half and few cases. on the lower Qualities about two
per pound Sales about OO5 bales, viz: a 2sH ~
at 30 30K ~ at3l l55 27 at 32H
&c 33 los at 33K 80 at 33A and 10 bales Of Zppora
Coon at IS cents per pound The sales OF the week a.
mount 10 about 700 bales. Wequote: Ordinary, 80 Low
MiddIing, 81; Mddng 80 to 32k Strict Midding, SO to
Corn-he stock here has been very much reduced, but
cargo of $500 bushels from Baltimore into port
teday, which had been sold TO arrive private terms
We quote the market noninally for new White Maryland
in buk about S2 to Sl25 per bushel, and Sl3O IL
81. .35 per bushc with bags.
Flour-Priccs continue without important change, and
the demand limited 10 small quantities or local
tion We quote Northern and Western Super SI050 to
Sl; Extra Sl 81 to l2 Baltimore Super, Sl2 Sl3
and Extra at S4 SIS per barrel. Georgia Extra and
Family brands selling al $3.50 TO SIS per barrel.
Bacon-The market still continues dull for this article
with but very light transactions Prices irregular, hui
we quote prime Shoulders at l44 TO Is cents per pound
Ribbed Sides II l4X Clear Ribbed Sides at IA
10 II cents, and Clear Sides al l6 to l6h cents.
Sa-A cargo of about 1000 sacks have been received
from Liverpool The cargo which being sold from the
wharf has been mostly disposed Of at s per sack Job
Baggng and Rope.The demand for Gunny Cloth is small
and the article continues dull at prev quotations. say
50 cents per yard Rope without change and quote
prime Hemp 20 % per pound and lower fol
common qualities.
FINANCIAL.
YorkviIIe, Dec. 19.-God, Sl.40.
New York, Dec. 17.-Gold, 3Sh premium.
Columbia, Dec. l7.-GOld, Sl.4O; Silver, Sl.a5.
Charleston, Dec. 14.-GoH-Thc Brokers were
yesterday buying at 80, and selling at 40 TO Al.
Quotations for South Carolina Bank Notes.-Bank Of
Camden l5 cents Bank of Charleston 9 Bank Of Ches
ter 10; Bank of Georgetown 10; Bank Of Hamburg ls
Bank of Newbcry 45 Bank Of South Carolina TO- Bank
Of State Of South Carolina prior to 1861 20 Bank of State
of South Carolina, after ls January, 1861, Commercial
Bank, Columbia, 10; Exchange Bank, Coumbia Is FARM
crs' and Exchange Bank, ); Merchants Bank, Cheraw
49, Peoples Bank Charleston, IS Planters Bank of Fair
field, lU Planters and Mechanics Bank Charleston, %
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, IS; State Bank
Charcstons; Union Bank, Charleson 55 City Charles
| ton Change Bills, 90 cenis