Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-02-28

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1857.
PRopucE MARKEr-PR1cEs FROM WAGONS.
MS- All of the above quotations are in gold.

NS- ALI OF tne ABOVE quoCatlOilS are Ill BOlu.
CorToN-Nothing whatever doing.
CHARLOTTE, Feb. 25.-C0tton.-Therew was moi
much change in Cotton last week. About l25 bales
were sold at 25 to 26-the market closing on Sat.
urday rather dull at 254. Foreign news favorable
NEW YORK, February 25.-Cotton dull at q
cents for Middling Uplands
LIVERPOOL, February 25.- evening.-Cottor
dull and declining; Middling Upland l3s decline
of 1. Since opening, sales this morning 600 bales
CHARLESTON, Feb. S.-CoTToN.- mar.
ket was quiet, with but light stock. Sales l6;
bales say 20 at 2S IL at 2Sl at 20, 80 at 30, 6 al
304 cents. We quote somewhat nominally, Ordi.
nary 20, Low Middling, 29!, Middling 80, Good
Middling 81 cents.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l.-CorToN-During the
early part of the week, although the market was
sustained but on Wednesday holders had to sub
NIT to rates which showed fall in price of hall
cent u b., and yesterday a further decline of 9
half cent ID. took place, the week opening at 81
terday at 80 cents p ID. for the same article. We
submit the following statement of the transactions
for the week:
On Friday, the 18th instant, the market was with.
out important change, buyers operating only to 9
limited extent on the basis of previous quotations
say Ordinary 20, Low Middling 30, Middling 81
Strict Middling 32 cents sales 3l6 bales.
On Saturday the market was tirmer, and in some
transactions the seller obtained advantage, but
there was no quotable change; sales $50 bales
Middling Upland 81 cents ID b.
On Monday there was but little done, buyers
asking decline which sellers refused the sales
were confined to S. bales, quotations being nomi'
nal.
On Tuesday there was some activity, and buy.
ers purchased 442 bales on the basis of 81 cents p
ID. for Middling Cotton.
On Wednesday the market was dull, and sellers
to transact business had to submit to decline o.
a half cent p ID. I'll bales Middling Cotton
selling at 80 to 301 cents p tb.
Yesterday there was fair enquiry, prices fall.
ing off half cent p b.; sales $40 bales, viz: II al
n 81 at 2 26 at 2Sl 81 at &c. So at 29 80 at 30 81
at 3OI, and II at 81 cents We quote: Ordinary
%; Low Middling, 90; Middling, 30; and Strict
Middling, 81 cents.
CoRN.NThere have been received since our last
weekly statement about $1,000 bushels. 3,3O(
bushels White in bags was sold at $l.50 p bushel
weight bags included. 1900 bushels Yellow in
bags at a price equal to Sl,4O p bushel, weight
bags included. Sales to arrive are made with diff
iculty, purchasers at the moment preferring te
wait for future arrivals, which are daily expected
FLoUR.-The arrivals continue fair with a good
stock on the market, and in consequence of the
depression in Northern markets, prices have re-
ceded here. We quote Northern and Western
Super at $l1.50 to $l2 f bbl.; Extra do. at $127s
to Sl3 p bbl. Baltimore Super at $l2 to Sl3 p bbl.
and Extra do. at $3.50 to SIS Fs bbl. Family
Flour is unchanged, and sells at Sl7 to SlS p bbl
BAcoN.-The stock is light and good demand
prevails. We quote Prime Shoulders at l2a to 1:
cents u To-, Ribbed Sides at 141 cents p h. and
Clear Ribbed Sides at l43 to Is cents p ID. Our
lower quotations generally for larger lots, and
some transactions in this way have taken place al
figures below our rates.
SALT.-There have been received about s,OOt
sacks prime Liverpool during the week, which
with previous receipts, has depressed the market
the article being very dull, and sales difficult
cargo of 5 300 bags in unbleached sacks was sold
from the wharf at $1.50 p sack-2,8O0 sacks from
the wharf at $1.55 p sack.
MoLAssEs.-Two cargoes of Cuba Clayed have
reached here during the week, and part Of it is be-
ing sold at 46 cents R gallon, in hhds., SO cents y
gallon in tierces and 81 cents q gallon in barrels
Financial.
! YORKVILLE, February 27.-Gold S1.35.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Gold, Sl.38.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 21.-GoLD.-The brokers
were yesterday buying at 361, and selling at S7i
QUOTATIONS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES.
Bank OF u
Bank of Chester.
Bank OF GeOrget0Wn
Bank OF HAMBURG IL
Bank OF NeWberry AZ
Bank of South
Bank of State of South Carolina prior to 1861. II
Bank of State of c., after lst Jan'y, 1S61.....
Commercial Bank Columbia Observation-Disclosures.
Exchange Bank, Columbia.. II
Farmers and Exchange Bank...-....""....
Merchants Bank, Cheraw II
Peoples Bank, Charleston. 4;
Planters Bank Of Fairfield.
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