Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-09-27
COMMERCIAL.
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
coRRE cTED We EKLY.


Charleston, Sept. 2O-Cotton.- market was
firm and steady during the early part OF the week, with
fair demand prevailing and prices well maintained and the
advance Of I'd at Liverpool published here on TUESDAY
has stened prices 10 the Of cent per pound,
and more, some OF the inner Cotton, wnlch are
extremely scarce. The light receipts and small amount OF
stock Offering has limited very much the operations OF pur
chasers The receipts of the week are aS bales Of Sea Is
land GO being Of The new crop), and w bales UPLAND
Cotton On Friday last there was an acuvc Market the
transactions being almost entirely confined to the lower
qualities in consequence Of the absence OF good cotton
the sales of the day amounting TO DDS baes-Low Mlddng
selling at about 3Oc per pound On SATURDAY ana
the market being bare of stock there were no sales either
day. On Tuesday the transactions amounted n lou Daes AZ
unchanged prices. On Wednesday the improved news
from Liverpool and New York caused buyers 10 enter the
market and purchase to the extent OF $50 bales at an i'm
Of about cent pound on the hgher gade
the operations of buyers being much cramped in conse-
quence of the limited supply on the market-e saes OF
the day being generally the basis of c per pound lor
Middng and 35c. per pound for Strict Middlng Cotton
prices however, being quite Irregular the variation e1
tending fully cent per pound YESTERDAY the saies
amounted about Ito bales of which 30 were Good Mid
ding at &c., per pound. In consequence OF reported
improvement al Liverpool to the extent OF iang' hui
des advanced their rates, aud were asking about c more
than previous prices, which pct stop to operations we
quote the market nominal as follows: Good ordinary sc
per pound Low Miidlng, 30 3lc per pound, Mddng,
33c per pound, Strict Mddng 35c per pound, Good Mid
Cor-The receipts of the week amount about l6 900
bushels. The article still continues heavy and prices de-
cIinng Sales of ordinary White Maryend in bags have
taken place sl2 per bushel, weight bags in
mixed but informed Of sales in few instances at
SOs per bushe weight bags included but this was lower
than the current asking rate, which Is about Silo per
bushel, weight, bags included.
FIour.-The market continues to be supplied win q
sucency Of this article for the demand and prices are at
about previous quotations. $3.50 10 $500 per barrel
for Northern and Western Super $1,000 to 1925 for Extra
do Prime Georgia and Tennessee brands are in steady
request az Sl4.50 TO 1850 per barre
Bacon-Thee has been about the usual oboing demand
for Sides and Shoulders which continues In fair supply
Prices have slightly receded during week, and we quote
Prime Shoulders at lsx TO ls4c per pound Prime Ribbed
Sides 2c per pound Hams afe sold at "a to 2ec per
pound as in quality.
SaH-This article continues in fair request at firm but
unchanged prices say $3.50 per sack for common Liver
pool.
Basging and Rope.-There is good supply OF Gunny
the market and the transactions OF the past week
indicate fall in price the extent OF 1c per ynId-salcs
during the week having taken place at 3c. We quote
the article at 80 TO 40c
Charlotte, Sept. 24.-The cotton marketwas more
active week. and prices advanced under rather avora-
Bile advices from Europe About 100 bales were sold at -
TO 2SH cents, tax paid by the seller
Prices of Produce generally have not changed since our
last quotations Flour S4 SIC per barrel Corn 81 SO
81 f0-dul sale; Wheat s. 80 10 S3 Bacon q to 2H;
Lard 22H. o,
New York, Sept. a4.-cOuOn firm sales of 1000
bales; Upands, 36h.
Liverpool, Saturday Noon.-Coton market less
firm Mddng Upands l34 sales to-day 10000 bales.
FINANCIAL.
New York, Sept. 24.-Gold, Sl.43H
Charlotte, Sept. 24.-Gold, buying rate, Sl.43.
Charleston, Sept. 20.-The Brokers are selling
Gold at As and buying at 43.