Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-17
CHARLOTTE, January 14.-Sales to-day very
light, and market dull. We quote bestat 2S cents.

CHARLOTTE, January 14.-Sales to-day very
light, and market dull We quote bestat Is cents.
COLUMBIA, January 14.-Cotton, lsto22, gold !;
% to 81 Currency-taX paid.
CHARLESTON, January H.-CoTToN.-
market was quiet, the rates continuing without
material alteration Salesabout 200 bales, say at
at 3O IA at 3O1 l6 at 81 at 3l4 60 at 32 81 at
32 l3 at SO and of extra staple at 35 cents per h.
We quote: Low Middling, 81 to 32;, Middling,
321 to SO; Strict Middling, S33 cents.
NEW YORK, January 14.-Cotton less active ;
sales of 600 bales, Middling uplands at S4a to 3d.
LIVERPOOL, January 14.-Cotton opened quiet
and steady; sales eStimateda at ,OOO mlddllng up
lands still quoted at 143d.
CHARLESTON, JAM 1l.-CoTToN.-The week
opened with firm and advancing prices, Middling
Upland reaching 35 cents p fb., but other markets
becoming dull and declining, buyers soon Lowered
their offering rates, which factors for time refused
to accept but having since, in many cases, mode
rated their views so as to meet purchasers, there
has been more activity and the operations for sew
eral days have been at falling off in price of about
two cents 2 lb., from the quotations prevailing at
the commencement of the week. The following
statement Of the business, since our last weekly
report will exhibit the character of the market =
On Friday, the 18th instant, the market opened
with strong feeling on the part OF holders caused
by the advance of Id in the English market, but
buyers declined to meet them and thetransactions
were consequently restricted to some 300 bales,
which were sold at an irregular advance OF about
III
| ID. On Saturday the market was easier, factors
showing astronger disposition to meet buyers, and
prices were in some transactions decidedly in IA
vor Of the purchaser Sales some 500 bales, pre-
vious quotations being continued. On Monday
buyers were unwilling to operate except at prices
one to two cents p ID. lower than previous rates
in consequence the market came to stand only IL
bales being sold during the day, quotations closing
terms of buyers and about 200 bales changed hands
at two cents p ID. decline from the prices OF Sat-
urday. On Wednesday the market was more ac-
tive and prices somewhat firmer, with sales OF 50O
bales, Low Middling being quoted at 81, Middllng
at 49, and Strict Mddling at 81 cents p b. On yes
terday there was but little Cotton on the market,
with disposition to easier rates. Sales about l6O
bales viz at 2S1, at 3O at 81, IL at 3l3, 81 at
32 2S at 32l "A at 33 % at "a cents Total sales OF
81? Tfsk Mddns hH s8 i Strict MiddIng 81 cents
| RICE.-There have been received since our last
report about 10 OOObushels Of Carolina Rough Rice
fair enquiry has existed, and transactions TO the
extent of some 400 tierces Of Clean Carolina have
taken place. We note the following sales: 134
tierces at 81 cents 6S at 81 cents 81 at ZIG cents
We quote inferior and Broken at "a to u cents;
Fair to Common Prime 8 to St cents and Prime at
81 to 81 cents p b., and yesterday, under light
stock some 80 terces changed hands at 9-l6 cents
y b.
CoRN-The receipts have been about10, 900 bush
els, all from Baltimore. There continues to be a
| good demand, mostly for plantation consumption,
Some 1000 bushels of white Maryland, in bulk,
were sold at Sl.2s p bushe cash i, 600 bushelsdo
part in bulk, at Sl22 to Sl25 p bushel and part in
bags at $l.29 to $l.32 p bushe bags included.
/ FLoUR.-This article continues firm and has ad-
vanced about so cents p barrel, with fair local
enquiry: We quote; Northern and Western ,sr su;
per at $500 to $3.50 p barrel; Extra Northern
and Western at $l2.25 to $3.50 p barrel; Balti-
more Super at $1,000 to 1880 p barrel and Extra
Baltimore at Sl4.0O to $1,000 p barrel; Family
brands sell at Sl7.OO to $500 p barrel.
BAcoN.--.There is limited but steady demand
for this article for plantation use prices remaining
without change Prime Shoulders are selling al
124 to l3 cents; Prime Ribbed Sides at IL to IL!
cents p ID Prime Clear Ribbed Sides at IA cents
and Clear Sides at Is cents p pound.
/ SALT.-There have been no oreceipts. There con
tinues to he limited demand from the interior
which holders are supplyingat about previous quo
tations, say $3.50 p sack for common Liverpool.
Il Financial.
! YORKVILLE, January l6.-Gold, 1.35
4 NEW YORK, January l4.-Gold advanced tc
34s.
n COLUMBIA, January 14.-Gold, "a to &c.
! CHARLESTON, Jan. 1l.-GOLD--The brokers
were yesterday buying at 81, and selling at &c.