Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-01-31

i CHARLOTTE, January %. C6tton.-Two o.
three hundred bales Cotton were sold last week.
During the first part of the week, 28i was paid
but unfavorable advceS caused decline to 274 To-
first quality. Inferior grades from % to 25.
There is good supply of Corn in store, and il
sold at 81 45 per bushel.
COLUMBIA, January 2s-Middling Cotton, 80
1 NEW YORK, January 2S.-Cotton very firm
and more active, with sales of l 500 bales-mid
ding uplands, 33l to 81. Flour dull and to 10c
Southern Sll.75 toSl6 50.
| LIVERPOOL, January 26.-Evening -CottoI
market firmer and somewhat more active. Sale.
exceed the noon estimate by 1000 bales. Mid
ding uplands 143d.
| CHARLESTON, January 26-CoTToN. .-Ther,
were but few buyers on the market, and in mos
cases they did not show much disposition to pur
chase except at prices somewhat easier but sellers
were offering but little and the transactions were
consequently small, at rates occasionally under
ZIG bales viz: at g. 10 at 2S, 43 at g. u at 30 q
at3l 50 at 311 81 at 49, 20 at 32 at 33 cents. W.
quote Ordinary, 30 Low Middling 81 ; Middling
81; Strict Middling 24 cents.
| CHARLESTON, January 25.-CoTroN.-Thert
was slight improvement in the valueof the staple
lost under adverse news from the foreign market
and prices have receded about one cent p ID. du
ring the week Middling Cotton being quoted ai
33t at the opening, and closing yesterday at 32l c.
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steady, and do not, az yet, show any marked indi
cations of falling of, will be seen by our tables
Much Of the cotton here isheld under limit which
is above the present quotations, and holders are
consequently, in many cases. only placing limi
ted supply of the article on the market. The fol
lowing is report of the transactions since our last
weekly statement: On Friday the 18th instant, the
market was active, purchasers showing good dis
position to operate, but the amount of business
transacted was limited for want of stock prices i'm
proved during the day about half cent p ID.
sales 400 bales, Middling Cotton closing at 80!
cents. On Saturday the market was quiet, beine
Influenced by the decline in Gold at New York
previous quotations were, however, generally
maintained. Sales 250 bales. On Monday the fal
in price in the English market caused dull feel
ing here, and prices receded during the day about
being quoted at 33 cents p b. On Tuesday, un
der continued unfavorable advices from abroad
prices fell off half cent p b. Sales $50 bales
Middling Cotton selling at 33t to 80 cents 10. Or
sales of 3S5 bales, the transactions being generally
on basis of previous quotations, say: 32a to 33 C
| p b for Middling Upland Yesterday the marke
easier, and purchases were made at rates previous.
ly refused. Sales 256 bales, say: at 2S at 2S3
81 at 80 46 at 3l4 Al at 81 9S at 32 80 at 33 cents
| We quote: Low Middling 3l1; Middling 32t
Strict Middling SO cents.
CoRN.-The arrivals amount to 16,000 bushels
but steady demand prevails for plantation con.
sumption, and the stock on the market being quite
light, holders are firm. We note a sale of 6,0O(
bushels of Maryland, 5000 in bulk and 900 in
bags the latter being yellow corn, at for the
lot; 5000 bushels white Maryland, in bags to ar
rive, at $140 per bushel, and 200 bushels mixed
and white in bags, on the spot, 40 per bushel
We quote in bulk, $.25 to $3.50 per hushel, and in
bags at 81 40 per bushel.
FLouR.-There is an ordinary demand prevail.
ing which holders are meeting at about the quota
tions Of the week before. We renew previous
rates-say $12 to ~ 50per barrel for Northern and
Western Super, Sl3 to S13 so per barrel for Extra
do. Baltimore Super is held at Sl3 so to Sl4 per
BARREL and Extra at Sl4 so to slipper barrel. Fam
lily Flour is selling at $17 to S1S per barrel.
BACoN.-In consequence Of the suspension OF
navigation at the North preventing arrivals the
supply of Bacon here has been nearly exhausted,
and the rates during theweek have advanced about
one cent per pound. Sides, which have been most
in demand, may be quoted at II! cents per pound
for Ribbed l5 cents per pound for Clean Ribbed,
and l6 cents per pound for Clear Sides. Prime
Shoulders are selling at 131 cents per pound.
SUGAR AND MoLASSES.-The balance OF cargo
of Louisiana Sugar has changed hands at II cents
for Prime and l3! cents p ID. for White. New
Orleans MoasSes is selling at so cents p gallon,
and Syrup at 81 cents p gallon. Messrs. Enslow
& Co., have sold cargo of the new crop of Cuba
Clayed MOaSSeS at 45 to 46 cents gallon, in hhdS.,
from the wharf.
SHAREHOLDERS are selling common Liverpool
from shipboard at s225 to 230 p sack, and in job
bng lots from store at $3.50 q sack. '
Financial.
YORKVILLE, January 30.-Gold, 1.35.
CHESTER. January 29-Gold Sl.35.
NEW YORK, January 2S-Gold Sl.341.
COLUMBIA, January 2S.-Gold, $l.35; Silver,
$3.50.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-GoLD.-The brokers
were yesterday buying at IS, and selling at 81.