Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-02-07
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1867
PRODUCE MARKET PRICES FROM WAGONS.

@-An of the above quotations are in gold
CorToN.-Our market continues depressed.
few bales were sold during the week at III to Is!
extremes, in gold.
CHARLOTTE, Feb. A. Cotton NO transac
tons. Market dull and lower. Middling, 24i tt
25 cents.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 4.-Cotton, II to %, gold q
to 81 Currency, tax paid.
NEW YORK, February 4.-Cotton heavy and
declining, with sales of $50 bales middling up
lands, 32 to 33.
LIVERPOOL, February 4.-Noon. - Cotton
opens heavy and inactive: sales, 5000 bales; quo.
tations unchanged middling uplands l43d.
CHARLESTON, February g. S.-CorToN.-There
was moderate demand, buyers generally opera.
ting at the prices of the day before, sales 34 bales
Wis IL at 2s II at 20, II at 29l "a at 80 2 at 81 q
We quote: Low Middling, 80 to 81 Middling, 81!
to 80; Strict Middling, 321; Good Middling 33c.
On Friday there were sold about l65 bales in ad.
diton to the amount reported on that day, viz: 2S
at 80, 90 at 81, 95 at 3li, rs at 32.
CHARLESTON, February 1st--CoTToN.--on
the first two days of the week. the staple was dull
and the transactions were at decline of hall
cent % b., but on Monday, intelligence having
been received of an improvement of i'd. in
the English market, the demand increased and
prices became frmer, and in some cases slight
advance was obtained, but the market yesterday
closed dull and prices fell off half cent p b. The
following report will show the character of the
weeks operations: On Friday, January rs, the
market was dull and declining; with only light
demand, prices were half cent lower; sales l6(
bales Middling Cotton selling at 80 cents p H.
On Saturday the enquiry continued moderate, and
the market in some transactions easier but with
out quotable change Sales about 2l0 bales. Or
Monday theimproved aspect of the Liverpool mar.
ket caused more active enquiry and prices be-
came quite frm and in some cases rather better
sales 357 bales, Middling Cotton being quoted a
80 cents p tb. On Tuesday good demand pre-
vailed, and although the market was not quotably
higher, prices were full and frm-sales $50 bales
On Wednesday there was an active demand, but
the market was irregular, some transactions indi
eating higher and others lower prices but on some
grades the rates had stitfened half cent p H.
sales $40 bales, Middling Cotton being quoted al
80 to 324 cents p ID. Yesterday the market was
extent of a half cent p b.-sales about 200 bales
viz: II at 49, Al at 81 70 at 3l1, at 49, SO at 32
at 49, SO at 321 cents We quote: Ordinary, 80
Low Middling, So; Middling, 80; Strict Middling
32l cents.
RICE.-There has been fair enquiry, and al
though some of the transactions in the first part Of
the week were at easier rates, holders were firm al
the close and offering but light stock. The re-
els of Carolina Rough Rice. The transactionshave
been some 500 tierces of Carolina clean, and we
note the following sales l28 at 9t 16 at st. 40 at
5.le, los at 81! SO at 90. We quote fair to good al
CoRN.-The distractions to navigation North
has kept the market bare of supply. The receipts
have been two cargoes OF North Carolina, amount
ing to 1000 bushels, which were sold at price e.
quivalent to $l.37 to l.3S p bushel bulk, weight
and TO- 900 bushels, by Steamer last evening, from
Baltimore. Sales to arrive taken placein bags
at Sl.421 p bushel, bags included.
OATs.-We learn of no receipts during the week
and the market has been without wholesale tran:
sactions We quote the article, in bulk at 80 to g
cents f9 bushel, weight.
FLoUR.-The absence of arrivals is reducing the
supply of the lower qualities Prices are the same
as quoted the week before, say $l2 to $3.50 % bar.
rel for Northern and Western Super; Sl3 to Sl35t
p barrel for Extra do; Baltimore Super $3.50 to
$14 p barrel, and Extra at Sl4.50 to 16 p barrel-
Family Flour is selling at $l7 to Is p barrel.
BACoN.-The market continues bare Of supply
A limited quantity of Bulk Meatwas received from
New York, which was sold at l3l cents % fb., fol
Shoulders, and 142 cents p fb. for Clear Ribbed
Sides Prime Bacon, to arrive, has been sold al
l3l cents p b., for Shoulders, and Is cents q b
for Ribbed Sides.
SALT.-A lot of common Liverpool has been
closed out from shipboard at 81 p sack. lmpor-
ters are holding this quality of Salt p sack
and jobbers for limited lots asking $3.50 p sack
for common Liverpool.
Financial.
YORKVILLE, February 6-Gold sl.35.
COLUMBIA, February 4.-Gold, 81.
NEW YORK, February 4.-Gold, 37s.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-GoLD.-The brokers
were yesterday buying at 35, and selling at 81.
QUOTATIONS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES.