Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-09-20
COMMERCIAL.
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
coRRE cTED EEKLY
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866.


Qg- All Of the above quotations are ia gold.
Charleston, September b. During the past week
business has been quite dull aud money extremely tight
from which evils we can only expect to be gradually
lieved as the crop market. circumstance
which tra0spred lately and which caused considerable
talk, threatened 10 interfere very materially with the usual
receipts at this An order is said have been issued
from the head of The Frecdmens Bureau in this State,
directing that all crops in which freedmen were iner-
escd be kept tue plantat unl time the whole
might be gathered aud divided between the planter aud the
freedmen. This would keep back 4 large po,on Of the
CROP until January, 90, which would Otherwise he brouyht
forward in October, November aud DCcembc Of the pres
cnt year. This delay would cause much disturbance in
money paymens-lafSe sums falling due in October, No
icmber and December, S6 to parties who made advances
on the crops and which only be paid by The new crop
belns allowed TO come TO market II will be readily
tha such an order, il enforced, would cause terrible de-
aIgement Ill business matters but pleased to learn
that tcreis good poSpccto o its modification. The above
ordef, oseuer WIN some uncertainty in reference 10 Tue
removal o the crops before paying iutcfna
tay has 20 limited extent, prevented the coming forward
| of the new crop 10 ibis poiu..
Cotton.-Thcrc has been fair demand for the staple
during most OF tue past week, and while prices have becu
maintained ihc lower gcades, the finer qualities have
rather improved in cases. TO the OF cent
or ove per poGnd Oh all qualities from Mddne up TIE
transactions however, restricted for of stock hut
the arrival Of Cotton The receipts This place. from
the 9th 10 the l2h ns foot up 6 bales of Sea Island (a
old CROP and 1853 bales Upland Cotton. the following
are te transactions since our statement o. the 1th inst;
On Friday last the sales 65 bales on basis
Of 81 to dc tof Mddps aud 32e per pound for Strict
Middli g Cotton On Saturday ,e difIrcuce IN the views
OF buyers and sellers prevented TRANSACTIONS aud the OUy
sales were 10 bales oi rpacked 25c. per pound. On
Monday nearly llO bales disposed Of al 80 10 3c for
Middling and So. for Strict Mddiug Cotton On Tuesday
there was an iHcreSe in the quantity OF good Cotton
the Market and with sruug demand tue sales OF the day
amounted To about go ba!es At full prices for and
nm Improvement OF lc per pound: for fine Cotlon-Nd
ding selngs for 81 to S2 Strict Midding SO, aud Good
iddling 3ic per pound. On "Wednesday the market
quiet, with light Stock only about 20 bales changing
hands at previous prices Yesterday there was good de-
going up additional cent, aud selling for "a TO 35c
per pound There Is but little stock oicrins We quote
Nidding 81 to 3, Strict lddng, 50, Good Ordinary 81
! TO Csc.
Corn-The receipts since our last are very light With
declining prices at Baltimore the market here has been
| heavy and the demand very limited Prime Maryland
White has been sold at Sl25 per bushel weight bags In
cuded, and Mixed Wesctn has changed hands at sI4 TO
Sll5 per buscl, weight, bags included We quote the
market dull and nominal 81 % per busbel for White
Mainland weight, bags included, aud Mixed Western
SllO to Sl.l3 per bushel, weight, bags included.
OQts-Therc have been no arrivals of this grain since
our last report There is but limited market for the arti
Gle, aud the stock Is fully sufficient for prescott demands
We quote this grain nominal at 80 to 7Oc per bushe
Flour.-The ma.kct Is t0lcIaby supplied with all sadeS
There but limited inquiry, which is being by hol-
ders at $3.50 10 50 for Super Northern and Western bands
and SiO 10 $3.50 per barrc for Extra Georgia and Ten
neSScc brands.
BacOn.-Thcrc is good supply of meat the market,
winch holders Offering at about previous rates; say
prime Shoulders at l9c per pound prime ribbed Sides al
q 10 Sc per pound aud prime clear ribbed Sides at 22
70 22Tc per pound Hams are selling at "A to 2oc per
pound, rs 10 quality.
Sah-Thcre continues be Il good aud steady demand
from the country trade which is being supplied at about
Begging and Ropc.-lhc arrivals OF Gunuy Cloth con-
tnue liberal, amounting To about $50 bales for the week,
part OF which Is passing through 10 the interior Prices
remain without change, and hoers asking 4Oc. per
yard Rope is in good supply, aud Western selling at
81 to 2c per pound with less rates for inferior quail
tiles.
Charlotte, Sept.17.-About IS bales of Cotton were
sold In this market last week prices ranging from %
2THc.
New Flour Sl+ Sl5 per barrel. Market well supplied.
Corn Sl50 TO S6O large supply in Market principally
from Narfok and Baltimore. Meal S70. Peas Sl.45
Sl50. Wheat $3.50. Bacon 81 % ccnts-supply good.
New York, Sept. I5--Couon Firm. Upands33 33H.
Orleans 35h to y. Crop accounts favorable. Flour
dropping.
FINANCIAL.
Charleston, Sept. 13.-The Brokers selling
Gold at 46 and buying Al A.
New York, Sept. 17.-Gold, Sl.45.
Charlotte, Sept. 17s-Gold, buying rate, Sl.43.