Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-02-15
COMM ERCIAI.


YoRKvtLLE, February ID, 1866 Cotton.-l.ate North
en and European advices, quoting decline in this article
has again affected prices here. We quote extremes
from 20 TO "a cents.
Fzour-ls For good country, we quote S6 per
hundred pounds.
Corn--very little offering. We continue quotations at
81 per bushel.
Seed Oats-Sl25 per bushel. Irish Potatoes.-Sl.
Groceries, Se.-Sugar, per pound, l2H TO 20c; Coffee
per pound DC to 3oc; Bagging yard % 3Oc Manila
Rope, per pound % 3O Hemp Rope per pound, 90 to
25c; Cheese, per pound, 25 TO 3Oc.
All of the above quotations are in gold.
CHARLOTTE, Feb l2.-About 200 bales Cotton were sold
last week On Saturday the market had decided deeln-
ing tendency and quotations were barely maintained. 2H
to IS In god and 3X 10 81 in currency, were the rates on
Saturday.
- ner hundred. Bacon + TO % Lard a5' in demand
Peas same Corn Seed Oats 81 25.
CHARLESTON, February CoHon.-During the entire
week under review the market has been depressed by the
difficulty of negotiating exchange, both foreign and domes
tic. The transactions have been very light from 100 to
200 bales per day. In order effect saes sellers have
been compelled TO submit n gradual decline In prices
which to-day amounts about two cents on the lower
grades and one cent on the higher grades We now quote
Mlddling ..................... .t4y9soo
Strlct Nlludllng.
Gr@inWe have heard Of sales Of Corn this week at all
prices, from $l.2O per bushel to Sl27 We know Of one
sale Of 5000 bushels the former price, II is now so un
certain than make venture In quoting al Sl24 Inc
market very uctuating but still further decline is al
most certain, as large lmporations are expected.
Groeeries-A part of cargo of Cuba Molasses of the
CROP received last week, has been disposed of in
small lots prices in the neghborhood of 55c per gallon
We heard of sale Of 50 barrels Extra Flour a. $40 25 per
BARREL and Of small lot Of 10 barrels IT $40 So go bar
res fine sold Mt 50 30. Bacon is steady. The i'm
portatons Of Salt have ceased and prices remain frn
New YORK, Feb. 9.-Cotton heavy Al 46 cents.
FINANCIAL.
CHARLESTON, February 9-Gold 40 10 d. Silver 30 10
IS. No reliable quotations can be made for uncurren
money.
RrcMHoSp, February 9.-To-day witnessed some i'm
provement in the price of Gold In New Yok-the closing
being li0S nearly advance of per cent The
buying here l39 and selling l40-demand light
Silver buying N l3i and selling l36, except Mexican
dollars, which equal to Gold, and Dimes and Half
Dimes which command l2J.
BGnk Notes-We note continued heavincss In Bank
generally The tendency of the market for nearly
all Southern money is downward South and North Carolina
Bank Notes quoted rs follows
SOUTH CARoLSA.-Bank OF Camden 40 cents, Charles
ls; Chester 49, Georgetown Is; Hamburg Is New
berry 25; South Carolina l6 State of South Carolina
old, lS, 10; Commercial Bank, Columbia IL; Er-
change Bank, Columbia 10; Farmers and Exchange 10 ;
Merchants, Cheraw Is; Peoples Bank 40; Planters
Bank 20; Planters and Mechanics Bank 49, Southwest
Railroad Bank 30; State Bank TO- Union Bank SO.
NORTH CARoLISA.-Bank Of Cape Fear 30; Charlotte,
20; Clarendon l3 Commerce Is Fayetteville l3; Lcxng
30; Branch n Graham North Carolina 80 R0X
Washington l2; Wilmington ID; Yancryville -; Com
mcrcal Bank Wilmington, lS; Farmers Bank Of North
Carolina 30 GrecnShorough Mutual Insurance Company
l5 Merchants Bank Newbern 81 Miners and Planters
Bank 80.
New YORK, Feb 9.-Gold 39H.