Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-23
COMMERCIAL.
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
coRRE cTEp WEEKLY.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1866

Ig5- All oil ule ABOVE QuotauOns are In gold
Cotton-our market continues dull, wthou.
actions worthy Of notice In the absence of sales, we
quote prices nominal at Is to lsk In gold.
Charlotte, August 2O.-There were about IS bales
Of Cotton sold the past week at 81 to g. extremes View
Flour, SIG per barrel Norhem Sl4, White Corn, 81 30 to
l.65 Bacon, % cents
New York, August 2O.-Cotton firm at "a to 38X.
Liverpool, August 1s.-Coton market has been
quiet to-day and unchanged sales amounted to bales
Mlddling. Uplands l3ad.
Charleston, August 16.-Cotton.-The market
for the staple during the week has been marked by
much atness and inactivity The uncertainty Of European
affairs and the opinion which now prevails among many,
that the yield of the crop soon 10 come 10 Market
will be greater than has been anticipated strongly upon
buyers and induce extreme caution In all transactions In
Cotton Our receipts at this point are now reduced to
very low figure, being only 3l4 bales for the past week.
against 3 for the week before Holders continue TO offer
their stock very sparngy, and generally only sell when
there Is urgent necessity to raise money This conf
dence on the part OF sellers will continue until we can get
satisfactory view of the incoming crop, for many
still hold TO the opinion that the receipts at the ports for the
coming will exceed 500 900 bales, In which
Is strongly believed that present prices must advance
The following exhibits the amount of sales and prices for
the week: On Friday, the 10th nst; the Cotton market
continued unsettled and much depressed sellers demanding
very high prices refusing 10 offer their Stocks and the
sales too limited TO be reported On Saturday. about 80
bales changed hands, Mlddng Cotton selling for sc per
MARKET for which acors agreed to accept more reduced
rates. leading sales of 30 bales 3lc Strict Mddng
and "Wednesday the transactions were confined to 30 bales
which sold the of 3Oc. per pound for Mddng
Cotton Yesterday in consequence Of improvement In
the Liverpool market, there was good inquiry; but the
quantity offered was very small and the sales were about
100 bales, the following quotations. Strict Mddng 3lc.
per pound Middng oc pound Low Middng % to 2sc
per pound, Good Middllng, BIC. per pound.
Corn-The receipts have been light for the past week
say about IA 900 bushels-mostly from Baltimore The
market has been quite fat, and 1t has been difficult to
goate large parcels The sales have been consequently
to great extent, retail way planters We learn Of
the sales of 1000 bushels of good prime White Maryland
at Sl4O S42 per bushel weight bags included There
have been no lage sales of mixed Western which is held
at 81 90 81 e5 per bushel weight, bags included.
FEor.-1his article continues In good supply, and with
fair demand we learn of sales of Northern and Western
brands of Fine at So IS per bael Super 50 to so
per barrel Extra $40 to II per BARREL Baltimore Extra
sells for about Sl4 per barrel Our market Is now well
supplied with choice brands from Georgia and Tennessee,
viz Excelsior Mills, Augusta City Mills, Atlanta, and
SweetW Mls Tennessee, Extra grades of which sells
for SIS to SIG per barrel.