Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-03-07
PRODUCE MARKEr-PRIcEs FROM WAGONS.


CoTToN.-A few bales have changed hands du-
ring the past week, at 16 cents in specie.
CHARLOTTE, March 4.--Cohon-The Cotton
market last week was considerably depressed
About 100 bales were sold ut figures ranging from
u to 23s The market closed little tirmer onSat-
urday, i'll consequence of aSlight Improvement Ill
Now York and Liverpool.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton dull and de-
clining, with sales of 5000 bales at.3l to 3D.
| BALTIMORE, March 4.-Flour is steady. Corn
in good ddemand-white 81 ,02. Cotton quiet, at3l
LIVERPOOL, March A. Noon.-Sales Of Cot
ton to-day probably 10000 bales. Prices declined
| penny since our last report-middlng uplands,
! l3sd
| CHARLESTON, March 2.-CoTToN-The mar
ket was firm, but somewhat irregular, some trans
actions indicating rates above quotations, but the
market was generally without important change.
Sales $40 bales say at 25 l5 at 26, 35 at 2S, 81 at
o. ~ at 29l 106 at &c. 50 ut 01 II at 81 cents We
quote: Ordinary IS TO PSI; Low Mddling, 90 to
10y; Mddling, 80 to 30! Strict Middling, 81 cents.
CHARLESTON, March l.-CoTToN. The sta
pie during the greater part Of the week has been
dull, and with tendency to lower prices; but for
several days past, in consequence Of the enhanced
value of gold, the market has been trmer, and the
downward tendency of the article has been stop
ped. The receipts give indication of falling Oft
and probability of declining arrivals for the bal
ancc of the season.
On Friday last the market was quiet, and only
$50 bales were sold, Middling Cotton being quoted
at 3Oc. r ID.
On Saturday the transactions were only los bales,
the stock being light and the demand limited, with
unchanged prices.
On Monday the market was unsettled, and sales
were made at rates both above and below quota
tions, the transactions amounting to 446 bales.
-On Tuesday prices were somewhat easier, the
sales being only lis bales, Middling Cotton being
quoted 294 to 30c r b.
On Wednesday the market opened dull, but be-
came active and tirmer; sales 500 bales, Mddling
Cotton selling at 20! to 29ic. p b.
Yesterday, with a light stock, the market hard
cned about half cent r b.; sales 240 bales say
IL at &c. rs at 27!c.; at 2Sc. at 2S!c. l6 1T
2S4c at 29c.; rs at 29!c. l29 at 3Oc; II at 30!c.
We quote: Ordinary rs 4; Low Middlng 90; Mid
ding 30; Strict Midding 81 cents.
CoRN.--'The arrivals for the week have been
heavy, a large part of which has been sold. We
note sales of White in bags 81 36 to Sl.45 p BUSH
LAO p buShel, weight, bags included. Bulk Corn
has been sold at SIPS to Sl.33 r bushel weight.
FLoUR.-There has been some increase in the
stock during the week, but prices remain before
quoted, say Sll.50 to II p bbl. for Northern and
Western Super; $3.50 to l3 r Dbl. for Extra do
Baltimore Super $3.50 to Il 'f'bbl., and Extra at
Sl4 to Is r bb Family brands sell at SIT to Is r
barrel.
BAcON.-The additional supplies have caused in
some descriptions al easier feeling; we quote
Prime Shoulders at l2lc. r H., Prime Ribbed
Sides at lac. p h., and Clear Ribbed Sides ut l41c.
p pound.
SALr-Continues dull, and transactions in large
lots made with difficulty. Sales in large guam
titles have taken place at l.Ij r. sack
Financial.
YORKVILLE, March 6.-Ciold Sl.40.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Gold, S1.3Si.
CHARLESTON, Mar. l.-GoLD.-The brokers
were yesterday buying at 80, and selling at Al.