Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-05
PRICES CURRENT.
ooRREorED WEEKLY. no =
~ WEDNESDAY, JULY {, 1866.
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Produce Market--Prices from Wagons.

tAl of the above qqotations are In god.ll ~. 'i
Charlotte, July 2.--But few bales OF Cotton were
sold during the past week-2 10 2e cents was the runl
Corn 81 so to 60 per bushel-the supply In market
pretty good and hs demand moi 80 geat as mas s Seen
sl6 per barre-old Flour s13 to Sl4. 700 -'..- ..s'
New York, juno 30.-Cotton dull-declined lc
Sales Of 1900 bales 6 to 80 cents Flour steady; sales
of $4,000 barrels Southern quoted at $40 10 Sl0l7per bar
rel. Choice Wheat 81 IS, Corr IS TO s7k.,'.rssy
Columbia. June 3O.ICotton, l6 to 90, Gold; 22te
81 Currency Com, sl65 to per busheL Flour, Sll
to SIC per barrel. ~ oir, 30 o.. 5,.... ..r
Charleston, juno 29. - CoaonTTh receipts o.
the staple at this point continues fail off, and during the
past week there to hand Ills bales against 1892 bales
the week beforeH There was exported in the same time
493 bales and the week previous bales The uncer
tainties OF the future induce buyers 10 operate with great
caution, and the speculative purchaser who usually adds
much to the tone of the market has to act with unusual
prudence In the present state of affairs butin consequence
Of the bad crop prospects, holders generally firm, and
only sell ata decline undera financial pressure On Friday
The 2nd instant sellers having made aconcesson In price
70 the extent s Of 70 ge pound 200 bales
and IS TO c. per pound for Strict Middng Cotton. On
Saturday, the momentary expectation OF the arvalof Eu
bales wers sold al the quotations Of the day before On
Monday the foreign intelligence not having arrived, the
business OF the day was confined to sale of IS bales o
sick Mddling Cotton for Spanish account per lb
On Tuesday morning the foreign per steamship
Moraran, with dates to l5th Inst, pnbTIshed, and
although they Were generally regarded favorable they
l2o bales were sold a. previous prices say &c. pound
for MIddling, and a5c for Strict Mddling Cotton On
Wednesday there was considerable activity the business
Of the day extending to $50 bale which, although
whnt irregular prices he sales mostly ut previous
rates, except lot of so bales Of fine Cotton which
said TO have been sold at price above quotations
Yesterday the market was generally stand, the finer
Cotton not being generally offered and scarce and the lower
grades being In much demand The only sale 43
bales Of Strict Mddng Cotton the price of which did
transplre We quote Middllng Cotton &c., Strict Good
Middng IS TO &c., per pound. -. ..-.......r
CoT-The arrivals of the week have been light amount
ing about 900 bushels, with good and steady damand
for city and country consumption We learn Of sales Of
$500 bushels White Maryland 81 81 per bushe weight
bags ncuded 100 bushels do In bulk, per BUSH
ell weight, without bags and alot of mixed Western Corn
at 81 35 per bushel weight, bags included. So. - =.
F7our.-The receipts continue limited with light de-
mand and change In prices We quote Low Super al
$3.50 to IS; Good Super at Ss75to 50 per barrel.
Bacon-The market remains naboutthe condition
learn Of sales prime Shoulders at Ic per pound Ribbed
Sides at 20c per pound, Clear Ribbed Sides at 20Hc pei
pound, and Clear Sides at 2lc. per pound. ' "''@
SaH.-The stock continues large, and the sales
fined 10 the retail trade at $l.75 to 81 per sack.
..'-' g.. FINANCIAL" -
New York, june 3O.--Gold 534. 10 ...-.....
Columbia, juno 30.--Gold, AZ to so.
Charlotte, July 3.--Gold, Sl.42H to sl AS Silver
elias to Sl.37K. ...-...-
Charleston, Juno 3O.--Gold was dull yesterday
and the Brokers were buying at SO and selling at SIS.