Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-11-07

CHARLOTTE, Novenb bef 8 lCotton.-Sals To-
day 10 bales st Isl 70 16a eentss 4psid pt Mid
new YORK, November 4.-coalson .i.sa heavy and
loweryt Sales 1900 bales ct 1s9 cents. 21+
CHARLESTON November Cotton trregu-
lar end quotations unchanged. Sales 1,ooo bales.
Midding II to III. zPLs;S - - Z g -
h 'CHARLESTON, October q. -coTToH.-The
having been Of an active and stifaning character,
the staple here correspondimgly improved; but
since then Liverpool having taken q less active
and declining tendency, prices ct this point have
been receding. The guotationsat Liverpool since nc
and declined at the close TO Sd! Prices in this
market opening at 172 TO 16c. per pound for Mid
ding Upland, stffening to 18c. and receding yes
lands. The weather during the week has been
tied degree, add to the yield.
The operations in the article at this port viii be
in the following statement of sales and prices
On Friday, October 25, the improving condition
of the staple at Liverpool, hardened prices here
from / to cent per pound, holders at the close
asking still advance sales over 400 bales;
I7a to ls and Strict Middling at lsa to ls3 cents
On Saturday, the continued inproyeme In the
foreign market, kept up q fair inqniry but trans
the market, and the indisposiion Of holders to
sell, unless an advance In price was paid-the OPP
erations amounted to about 400 bales, MiddHhg
Upland being quoted at 18, and Strict Middhngat
IS1 cents per pound In. - 4ss.1:+
On Monday, the inquiry was limited, with
margin between buyers and sellers, the market
closing weak sales 400 bales, Low iddling being
quoted at 17i, Middling ct rs and Strict Middling
at 1si cents per pound. - i,.''2,''.A
sold at previous figures, other sales showed Rde-
cline Of cent per pound, the operations were 500
bales, Low Midd1ing being quoted at ITO III,
Middling 17i to Il, and Strict Mtddling at 1stto
On wednesday, there was an ma active demand,
but prices fell of from to cent per pound, clo-
sing weak atthe latter decline sales $50 bales Low
Mdd3s ssag saa ss GgSsea & IL soa Y e s
Yesterday, the market fell off; acent per pound,
sales 500 bales, Wis at 184, IA at lBs 20 at I83
12e at III at 17a 65 at 17i 32at 17s, 65 on pr
Low Middling lea. Middling Il to ia, Strict Mid.
{ GonN. There has been some very limited sup
plies received during the week. The transactions
continue mainly ofia retail character. Weynote
some sales Of Mixed and White Western at 81. so
to $155 per bushel, and 1000 bushels prime
white at sl.62c per bnshel, both weight, bagsin-
moderate, and prices during the week have con-
tinued without important alterations. We note
sales of southernsuper at so per barrel; South
ern Extra at $3.50 per barrel Southern Family
at $l4 to $l450 Per barrel Dealers have imported
to limited extent Of New Northern and Western
which is selling for Super and $l3 per barrel
for Extra. ''.'f5 s''- 'si'''.- - ELa
BAooN.-There is fair supply of the Qualities
most in demand, but the inquiry is very light and
prices were rather softer In some cases. The mar
ket Is supplied with inferior meat, which Is atfe-
sent mostin demand but it sells too irree-
ular 70 be quoted, We quote prime Shoulders. at
154 to; 16, prime Ribbed Sides at 1S to l8i, and
prime Clear Ribbed Sides at 19to l94 cents per
pound oGs ,STa:t 1ga - i3.tg!E.i !3.. = tafFf
1000 sacks of this article have
been received coastwise. The stock Is light and
the enquiry continues moderate. II We renew our
previous rates for johbing lots-say $3.50 to $275
INDIA B&aarNa.- market is fully supplied
with this article are purchasing only to
alimited extent Large lots Offering at 23t tSN
and smaller quantities at 26 cents per yard. Dun
dee .Bagging, ~ inches, Il. pounds to the yard, is
held at 30 to sScents Sea Island Begging 45 inches