Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-06-28
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
CoRRE CTED W EKLT.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE q, 1866.
Produce Market--Prices from Wagons

O. All of the above quotations are In gold.
Cotton The transactions in this article continue be
very light, at irregular prices We now quote extremes at
Is to l9 cents In Gold.
Charleston, june 22.-The European news re-
ccved during the week having completely unsettled the
public mind has caused almost entire suspension OF bu
siness 1t is nearly certain that the German States will
become involved In war of unknown duraon and which
may In its draw in the other European powers This
critical state of affairs, united 10 financial difficulties In
England kept up demand for gold from this country
such threaten heavy advance In the value
Of articles Of trade Should France and Russia keep
out of this embogo, we may hope that Its effect on this
country will not be lasting but should the whole conti
nen ret into the difficulty, Its influences many branches
of trade may be important. The German States we believe
not large consumers of cotton, and should the war be
kept within their limits, the staple may not be seriously
depressed by for any length Of me but as long
nues the fear of the possible extension of the contest,
would probably induce merchants and manufacturers
with caution, and would this way have tendency
keep down the price Of the article The by each Eu
ropean steamer will be looked for with great anxiety for
time by all classes Of readers, but parcu
larry by the merchant whOst most important Interest may
bedcCply affected.
strongly the influence of the unfortunate news from
Europe, and transactions in the staple have been nearly
suspended On Friday last before the receipt Of the news
the failure of the Paris Conference, Cotton was in mod
demand but prices favong buyers the sales OF that
day amounted TO about 100 bales, at the following quota
ons: Mddng "a to 35c, Strict Mddng 81 TO &c., Good
Mlddlug 3S 39c per pound. On Saturday the per
City of Paris received which with the day being OBJ
% nSy u Senr Tefe enV hV
II bales of Strict Mddng Cotton were sold al Soc. per
pound. On Tuesday buyers only disposed 10 pur
chase decline, and holders being unwilling TO give way
transactions took place. On Wednesday, orders having
in been withdrawn, the sales were confined 10
sixty bales Of repacked Cotton 30 &c per pound
On Yesterday the market rather easier, with sales of
sIyfve bales of Cotton Strict Middling bringing Sc and
Midding 3c per pound. About Is bales OF common re-
packs were also disposed Of al 27c. per pound.
Corn.-There has been received since our last about
$4,000 bushels all from Baltimore The market here has
gone up with the Baltimore Market and learn of sales
of i MARYLAND LAS
bushe weight, bags included Holders arc generally dis
posing Of white Corn, in lots Sl5O per bushe, weight,
bags included.
Flotr-The receipts since our last have been light but
learn of change in prices. We quote low Super at
$3.50 10 So rs per bbl and good Super at SO per bb
BacoH.--Tlc demand continues light and prices about
the last week. l6K 7c per pound for prime
Shoulders and l9H 2oc per pound for prime Ribbed
Side. Hams Is 10 2sc per pound, as TO quality.
Sah-Ts still in only limited demand, but holders firm
al Sl75 III s. per sack.
Charlotte, June 25,-Very little has been done In
Cotton since our last report Sales for the week about
sixty bales on the basis of % 10 30 for Mlddllng
rrades- the market closing steady Saturday above
quotation.
Corn is still in considerable demand 81 50 TO 81 60;
Flour S2 80 Sl4 per barrel Bacon l6H lS4 Lard
90 cents.
New York, juno 23.-Colton dull with sales Of
500 bales al 81 TO 40 cents.
P. M.--Cotton dull at 81 TO 4Oc Flour dull Wheat has
q declining tendency. Corn has declined, with sales of
'' ~ " FINANCIAL.
Charlotte, June 25.--Gold, IS premium.
New York, June 23--Gold 1925. ?. M.-Gold,
l5lH.
Charleston, June 22.--GoH-Was being pur-
chased by the Brokers yesterday AT 4s and sold at so