Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-06-14
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
coRRE cTEp WEEKLY.
DNEsDAY, JUNE l3, 1866.
Produce Market--Prices from Wagons.


Cotton.-Thc transactions in this article for the past
week were confined small lots at Irregular prices. We
quote prices NOMINAL at Is to lsK cts for god and 81
81 Cts for currency. Gold selling al l3S 10 l4O.
Contour market being now supplied with Western
corn unable to report sales from wagons. We
quote 81 so per busliel, specie, ruling rates.
Charlotte, Jun e 1I.-Some 225 bales Cotton chan
ged hands during the week 2 TO 2sH CENTS closing firm
on Saturday, at % cents for middling.
Corn in demand ut 81 SO per buscl, Peas 81 so, Oats
81, Flour gle SO to Sl4, Bacon l6X to 49,
Charleston, Juno 1.-THE latest news from Eu-
rope leave all the grent interests there In as unsettled
condition as eyer and while insolvency may be the fate
Of the strongest mercantile firms, and disastrous at
any moment involve the whole of Europe, we must reas
onaby expect here great decrease almost entire
suspension Of business II is fortunate for the South that
much Of her Cotton disposed of before the present
trying of affairs existed and the receipts of the ar
Gle this port have been light for the season that The
damage 10 be sustained here Is but small Some parties
who shipped with the expectation realizing 2Od were
sold out under orders sell arrival at Liverpool al l2
3d. but luckily we hear Of but limited number Of
such uniOrtunaes. Some OF our jobbes doing fair
business provisions but most branches of trade continue
dlsressngy dull Gold continues forward to Europe
in heavy quantities, and the value of the metal TO increase
Should this Of trade continue, must expect an
advance in the price of many articles, but it is really TO be
hoped that the statesmen and nancers Of Europe will have
wisdom and honesty enough to keep the peace, and rees
tablish confidence.
Cotton-The market during of the week has been
almost sand buyers In the present uncertain state Of
affairs, being unwilling TO operate except At low prices,
while hClders very indifferent about selling if they
could avoid it, The following summary of the weeks
business On Friday the st inst about 80 bales were dis
posed of on basis Of about 35 TO &c. per pound for the
better grades of Cotton On Saturday the market at
bales were disposed Of Low Mddng selling for 29c and
Good Ordinary for &c per pound On Tuesday only ele
W bales changed hands, the prices of the previous
day. On Wednesday holders having made some conces-
sions sales of about $50 bales took place, irregular
decline Of about cent per pound but prices were un
settled that quotations could not be given. On yesterday
he Of nprnO
Middling Cotton The market closing firm but irregular
that we are unable 10 give quotations.
CoTn.-The amount received since our last report has
been light say about 10000 bushels by steamer from Balt
In the early part of the week sales Of 1900 bushels
cudcd and 5000 bushels Mixed Western, from New York,
lO4 per bushe weight, without bags took place. but in
the last few days. the Baltimore market having improved,
holders are asking higher prices There is fair jobblng
demand, which is being supplied about 80 per bushe,
weight for good article OF White Corn, bugs included and
Sl.20 r busile for Mixed Corn, bags included.
FlouT-The supply continues fully up to the demand,
which has been rather slack Tor some days. with declining
tendency in prices particularly on the lower grades We
learn OF sales Of Ordinary Super at $3.50 per Dbl.
BGcon.Thc stock continues limited with light receipts.
We learn Of no large transactions but there is demand
for small quantities at lG to lGhc per ID. for Prime Shout
ders and l9 to l9kc per h. for Prime Ribbed Sides. The
market is firm ut these prices.
Sah.-There is no wholesale demand, the transactions
being confined the retail trade 81 per sack
New York, June 8, p. IN. Cotton steady, with
sales Of 9OO bales al IS 10 10 cents.
FlNA \ ClAL.
Charlotte, June u.--God, Sl4O
Charleston, June 7.--Goh.--rhe Brokers are
buying at 10 and offering TO sell at Al, with but little in
quiry.
Richmond, June 7.--The buying price Of gold
is l40 Selling l43.
South and North Carolina Bank Notes quoted ms fol-
lows:
SouTu CARoLISA.-Bank of Camden d cents Charles
10; Chester l9 Georgetown ~; Hamburg l6 New
berry So South Carolina 10 State of South Carolina,
old, lS; Commercial Bank, Columbia l9; Exchange
Bank, Columbia l6 Farmers and Exchange 6; Mer-
chants Chcraw, 90; Peoples Bank SO; Planters Bank
Id; Planters and Mechanics Bank l6; Southwestern
Railroad Bank so; State Bank 6; Union Bank CO..
NORTH CARoLINA.-Bank Of Cape Fear %; Charlotte,
Is; Clarendon o. Commerce 10; Fayetteville 5; LeXing
ton 10 Branch at Graham 90; North Carolina 81 Rox-
bero' 20 Thomasvle %; Wadesborough 10; Bank Of
wilmington 10; Commercial Bank Wilmington, TO-;
Farmers Bank of North Carolina 20 Greensborough Mu
tual Insurance Company o. Merchants Bank, Newbcrn
IS; Miners and Planters Bank 20.
New York, June Q, 7p. m.--God closed at S94
premium.