Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-10-04
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED wERKbY.

n9- All Of the above quotations are In gold.
Cotton.-There has been some activity in the Couor
market during the past week. Prices have ranged from Il
10 l9xc. In Specle-taI unpaid
Charleston, Sept. 27.-Cotton.- There Is strong
tendency in the minds of many Of the closest observers In
the cotton trade, consider of the larger crop es
that made early I'm the season as considerably
beyond what may reasonably calculated upon present
Although there all times disposition among planters
over-estmae any injurious influence which may be
operating on the plant there cannot be much doubt 1ha
rust, decentralization Of labor and other causes, when all
combined, likely TO produce fearful inroad into the
amount Of the crop now being gathered ,5O00OO bales
begins be outside estimate among moderate men,
should these figures be near the truth, planters might
reasonably look for material advance on present prices
unless the be TOO rapidly pressed on the market
The late Improvements In the Liverpool and New York
markets have caused good demand and firm prices to pre-
vail here during the past week. and had The stock on Tue
market been abundant the operations OF purchasers
would have been largely extended The receipts tor the
period 10 - bales Sea Island and l409 bales
Upland Cotton. Thefoowng is statement OF each days
sales.
On Friday the 2ls instant holders generally more
disposed to SELL but purchasers only operated TO limited
of 80 for Mddng and 81 cents per pound for Good
Middling Cotton On Saturday buyers appeared TO be sui
unwilling enter the market, and the sales were confined
TO 20 bales unchanged prices On Monday there was
active demand, with firm pces the transactions amount
Ing TO 500 bales at from 2 TO "a cents for Ordinary
to 36 cents per pound for Good Middlng Cotton. On
Tuesday buyers took about 200 bales at previous rates.
On Wednesday rather better prices were paid for fine Cot
on in some instances the sales footing up some 2O bales
but the generally at unchanged quota
tons. Yesterday the following sales TOOK place bales at
27c.; IA at &c. 81 at 33xc D at 34e ls az ase; at
l6 36c and 19 bales epacked at 10 to 2lc per
pound. The market closed firm, with good inquiry for
fine Cotton but factors have but little Of this class, aud
holders of such los-say qualities from middng up-were
generally demanding extreme prices-quotaons for such
grades are, consequently, difficult, and we can only ap
poImate. We quoe Ordinary 6 1927 cents per pound,
81 to % Mdding, 81 cents per pound, Strict Middng IS
cents per pound, Good Middling, IS cents per pound
abo%, 5000 bnsbeIs flom II Ram%e There is but e de
mand at present. and the article If placed on the Market
only meet purchaser at declining prices Ordinary
white Maryland has been sold during the week at 81 l6
per bushe weight, bags included The market for mixed
Western quote nominal at 81 10 10 81 Is per bushel,
bags incudedi but we learn Of no large sales.
Flour. The stock Of Northern and Western brands has
lately become very light, aud prices have gone up Sales
Of Super have taken place at to per barrel ana
fair stock of Southern Flour which Is selling at Sl4, ,5O 10
$3.50 per barrel, for extra brands.
Bacon-The stock Of Shoulders and Sides is fully sui
cien for the demand which is light We renew our quo
tations weeksay IsX sx per pound for Prime
Shoulders 2lc per pound for Prime Ribbed Sides and &c.
per pound for prime clear Ribbed Sides Hams continue
in good supply, 24c TO 2Sc. per pound as in qualify
Sah.-1here continues TO be good and steady demand
for this article for country consumption, which Is supplied
BY the dealers at about per sack for common Liver
pool.
Begging and Rope.-Gunny Cloth has declined during
the week some two cents per yard and we quote al &c
38c. Rope is In fair supply and selling at 2Oc to 23c per
lions.
Charlotte, Oct. 2.-Tbe Cotton Market was quite
active last week at advanced fguessome i5o bales were
sold 80 cents the tax to be paid by the making
IL equal TO 80 cents.
Flour Sl4 to SIS per barrel-market dull. ~
New York, Oct. 1.-Couon advancing; MlddllnS,
20 TO f3.
FINANCIAL.
Charlotte, Oct. 2.-Buylng rate Of Gold, elias.
New York, Oct. 1.-God Sl.454.
Charleston, Sept. 27.-God.-This article fuc-
tuated but little during the week. and the Brokers were
yesterday buying at 43, and selling at As.