Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-10-03

CHARLOTTE, September 30.-Cotton dull at
16l to II cents for low middling to middling.
| COLUMBIA, s. c. September 30.-Cotton mar
ket quiet and firm, with light sales, at lSa to l54c
NEW YORK, September 3O.-Cotton steady at
% cents.
der more favorable trade reports Cotton is trnier
and more doing-sales Il, 900 bales. --
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3O.-Cotton active and
irmer; sales 800 bales-middling 18 cents
| CHARLESTON, Sept -CoTToN.-The unsar-
isfactory condition of monetary affairs, the want
! of confidence in the future, united to the high
price of food is keeping the demand for the staple
down to the most limited figures, and in conse-
quence, the English market continues with de-
clining tendency, and prices are rapidly approach
ing old prices. This state Of the market Will be
unfortunate for those planters who may be COM
PEELED to meet heavy payments out OF the crop,
but it will speedily determine the capacity Of the
South to grow cheap cotton with free labor. The
article here at the commencemento of the week was
quoted at 81 to 2l3 cents for low middlng, and 2
to 22i cents per pound for middling uplands, but
the value Of the staple has steadily fallen, and
closed yesterday at 1St 181 cents for low middng
and 10 tol9I cents for mfddling gupland--Liverpool
in the same time having receded from Old. to Old.
per pound for middling upland, and New York
from 244 to q cents per pound for New York Mid
ding. The receipts at this port continue quite
light, planters being engaged in usingthe weather
sonably look for early increase in the arrivals.
We submit the following report of the condition
of the market for the week Just closed.
On Friday, September 20, the market was char
acterized by fair demand, prices, however, in
some cases, exhibited an easier tendency-sales 60
quotations remaining unchanged say 2l to
2li cents for low middng, and % to 22a cents per
pound for middling upland.
On Saturday the rates were unsettled with de-
clining tendency, prices recedng about half cent
per pound-sales so 0bales-quotations being about
q cents for Liverpool and 22 cents per pound for
New York Middling.
On Monday the demand was light, but prices
remained steady-sales As bales-low middling be-
ing quoted at 20 cents and middling upland at q
to 2l1 cents per pound.
On Tuesday, buyers thinking prices too high
or rates-sales % bales-classed New York Mid
ding ut pit to 2ls cents, quotations nominal.
| On Wednesday, with additional supplies on the
market factors exhibited more disposition to meet
buyers, and the rates, in some cases, were some
what easer-sales $50 bales-low middling being
quoted at 194 to 20 cents and New York Middling
at 2ll cents per pound; pound - 49,, .,s
of the day before, but buyers showing no DISPOSE
ton to on unless considerable concessions were
made; holders in some cases yielded, and sales
took place at about cent per pound decline. The
Is at 20, at 21 cents. We quote: low middling
IS to lSi cents middng 10 to 1871 cents strict mid
ding 20 cents,
CoRN-There have been no arrivals of this grain
during the week, but although the demand here
is confined to light retail trade the high value OF
the article in other markets and the gradually re-
ducing stock here, produces stiffening influence
on prices, and the rates keep gradually hardening
The limited enquiry prevailing is being supplied
by holders at so to 81 55 per bushel for good to
PRIME weight, bags included.
| FLoUR.-In consequence of the price prevailing
in Northern markets, and the light supplies ofnew
Southern coming to hand, prices have again some
what advanced during the week, to about the fol-
lowing figures: Southern super at Sll per barrel
Southern extra at $l2 to $3.50 per barrel, and
southern family at SlS per barrel. There have
been moderate supplies Of new Northern and
Western brands received, which are held at 81. 81
for Fine; $l1 for Super, and Sl2 per barrel foI
Extra.
| BAcoN-The stock of meat is light, and although
| the enquiry has been very limited, holders have
generally obtained full and firm prices. The
market is well supplied with inferior meat, but II
sells at rates too irregular to be quoted Wequote
prime Shoulders at l6 to 161 cents per pound
prime Ribbed Sides at 1S4 cents per pound, and
prime Clear Ribbed Sides at 10 to 191 cents per
pound.
j SALT.-The stock of the article is light and the
enquiry continues moderate. We renew our pre-
vious rates for jobbing lots-say $3.50 to S275 pei
sack.
INDIA BAaa1Na.-The market is fully supplied
with this article and buyers are purchasing only
per yard; Dundee Bagging, A inches, 1t pounds
TO- the yard is held at 80 to 35 cents. Sea Island
i Baggng, As inches wide, pounds to the yard, is
l held at 80 to 65 cents.
RoPE.-There is a moderate supply on the mar.
;, ket and we quote Hemp at lS to IA cents pei
cents per pound.
i Financial.
YORKvILLE, October 2-Gold, s1.4O.