Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-05-10
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
coRRE CTEp WEE EKLY
WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. 1866.
Produce Market--Prices from Wagons.
aet All of the above quotations are in gold.


Cottor-Wc notice slight improvement in the price Of
this article with disposition the part Of buyers, toop
The sales during the week very light ai reg
ular prices We quote extremes, II 10 Il cents in
gold lS TO - cents in currency.
Charleston May f. Cohon.-The news from EAl-
rope in relation Cotton has been Of depressing charac
throughout the past week. producing constant down.
ward tendency in the price OF the staple, and leading TO
distressing of confidence what may be the ultimate
value Of the article The question is yet be determined
how far the present growth Of the word outside Of the u
Sates under the improved methods of preparation which
have been adopted, will interfere with Ce product Of this
country the markets Of the world The reports from the
West if they be relied upon in regard TO the bad char
OF much Of the cotton seed planted and the general
flooding of the country by the rise in the rivers Is likely to
have important influence the result ofthe CROP The
sales of Cotton here for the week have been quite
limited On Friday last the operations Of the day amount
ed to 220 bales Mddng Cotton bringing In most 30
cents b, the market having downward tendency
only about 20 bales changing hands decline Of about
cents per b. Middlng Cotton being quoted at % cents
On Monday, under improved news from rope, the fall in
price Saturday regaincd, and holders generally
ceecd in selling Middling grades Of 80 cents per H. The
sales Tuesday amounted TO 26O bales at irregular but
generally unchanged prices. On "Wednesday morning buy
entered the market and took about lao bales but with
drew early In the day, and the market came To stand On
yesterday buyers still appeared ndisDosed TO purchase and
strict Middlhg Cotton offered 30 per b and
declined The sales of the day amounted 10 30 bales, n
which 100 were Low Middling at 26 cents per h. The
market is too unsettled for lntatons 10 he given
amounting 10 sonic .iAiy thousand bushels This large
supply has rather depressed prices We learn Of sales Of
5000 bushels White, will. bags, at pa, equal 10 about
Sl3 per bushe weight, without bags 800 bushels White
at 81 25 with bags equal TO about Sl4 per buShel weight
2,l26 bushels White At 81 % with bags, equal 10 about
S.l5 per bushel weight; J, 100 bushels from North Carroll
ma, in bulk, at 81 per bushel Measure.
FoirThe receipts Of the week have been light, and
with IN improved demand there has been, in some cases
advance of 5c per barrel obtained for super srldes
We quote this quality AT $3.50 TO SS.15 per barrel.
Bacon.-The stock OF Sides and Shoulders has been grad
uay decreasing, and there Is improved feeling and some
advance in price Prime Shoulders selling NJ Az 10
IL cents per pound, and prime Ribbed Sides II TO IKE
per pound Hams may be quoted at % 26c per pound
as 10 quality.
Charleston, May T. Coton-On Saturday last the
offering stock having been very light holders were enabled
obtain Improvement the better grades about lc
per pound We quote: Ordinary Good Ordinary, % TO
a6c Low Mddlng, 81; MiddIing, % to 30; Good Mid
ding, &c. per pound.
Charlotte, May 7.--Cotton.--lS to 49, gold; - 10
%, currency. Corn-S.45 per bushel Four-S4 TO Sl5
per barrel. Bacon-l6E to lSc per pound.
Columbia, May 7.--Cotton.-l5 10 90, gold; l9
p, currency. Corn-Sl Is Sl75 ? hushel; Flour
SlO.jO 10 Sl4 per barrel Peas.Sl.GO 10 Sl7J. bshe
New York, Nay 7.--Couon-DulI. Sales l2,OOO
bales, at 81 20 - cents.
FINANCIAL.
Charleston, May 7.--Gold is in fair demand, and
the Brokers purchasing 81, and selling at % 1929
Columbia, May7 .--GOid, 2G TO % premium.
Charlotte, May 7.--Gold, Sl.2I TO Sla5
New York, May 7.--Gold, 2s's.