Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-12

CHARLOTTE, September 9.-The sales for the
week amount to 113 bales, at prices ranging from
16 to 10 cents extremes. $50
NEW YORK, September 9.-Cotton easier, with
sales of 900 bales, at 26 to 264.
CHARLESTON, September T. The inquiry
was moderate and transactions confined to "A bales
at the rates of the day before say at 22t at 25
at 23a at Al, IL at 25, and bale new Cotton at
ssP psMf gSns s 70 ~ qpSs ssais pe1 aGp poand Ma
CHARLESTON, Sept. 5.-CoTToN-The staple
since the close of our last weekly report has been
rather dull with restricted operations and decll-
ming tendency in prices. AT the commencement i
of the week, low middling was quoted al 23t to "a,
and middling upland al 41 to 253 cents per pound
and at the close the former sold at % to 2 and the
latter at "a to 244 cents per pound, showing de-
cline ofa half to one cent per pound, during the
owing to the dull condition of the Liverpool and
New York markets, which appear to be destitute
of strength andincapableo of an upward movement.
quite limited partly owing no doubt, to the back
ward condition of the staple. The following is a
statement of the transactions in this market since
the close of our last weekly report:
On Saturday, August 3lst, the transactions were
light ut rather prces but the business done
say "a bales, was not sufficiently large to establish
a change in rates-previous quotations were con-
tinued, say low middling 231 to "a and middling
upland243 to 251 cents per pound.
On Monday, September 2, there was but one
buyer. on the market, who purchased to the extent
of 25l bales, but the rates paid so irregular
that prices could not be quoted.
On Tuesday, operators were in most cases offer
ing prices which sellers thought too low, and trans
actions were limited to 81 bales at unsettled prices
On Wednesday the rates were in most cases weak
and unsteady, with much irregularity, and rela-
ble quotations difficult to be given-saes 81 bales
and the market was somewhat unsettled at % to 234
for low middling and "A to 243 cents for middling
upland. -,,o,-,
say at Oh at 23 at 231, IA at a. at 259 and
bales new cotton say at 26 and at 83 cents per
pound. We quote low middling q to 23a, mlddllng
upland "a to Nt cents per pound.
CoRN-Receipts during the week nave been a.
bout 1000 bushels. There is only very light de- e.
mand, in retail way on the basis OF $lS5 to SlsS
ner bushsl for prime White Maryland, by weight,
haps inclnded, and $1.25 to Sl.2S for Mixed and
White Western, weight bags included. These
quotations are only for small lots.
FLoUR-The market is well supplled with all
grades of new Southern, and with a moderate in
9uiry prices continue rather steady. We quote
Southern Super at $40 per barrel; Southern Extra
at SII per barrel; and Southern FamlIy az sll.oo
per barrel. Northern and Western brands are
only in very limited request for bakers purposes.
BacoS.iThis article is in light supply and prices
are harder. the emarket being firm at quotations
We nuote prime Shoulders at 144 to 10 cents
per pound; prime Ribbed Sides at Il to Ia cents
per pound, and prime Clear Ribbed Sides at IL
cents per pound. ...
YORKvILLE, September 11.-Gold, $l.SS
NEW YORK. September 9.-Gold, Sl;4St.
CHARLESTON, ber5.-GoLD-,.Ihe Bro
kers were yesterday buying at Al and seihng az a.