Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-05-24

{g3- All of the above quotations are In gold.
Coton.-Wc notice better demand for this article, al n
slight advance our former quotations We now quote
extremes, Is TO 25 in currency; ii to lgH specie.
Charleston, May H. CoHon--The receipts of
Cotton the past week have been less than for
corresponding period since January which circumstance,
together with the reports of bad stands from de-
cctvc seed and the western OrcrOws, with the prospect
of very light receipts for the balance Of the sPasOn has I'M
parted much confidence 10 holders aud the weeks opera
t0nS here close on very firm market On taking an ac
count of the stock Of cotton yesterday on tie wharvcs and
ShpDOard, discovered of receipts not pre-
viOuSy noticed amounting 10 five hundred and hitywo
ll bales Sea Sland and two thoisanh SIX hundred ana
forty five (?6lJ) bales Of Upland Cotton, which arrived
here from time 10 time, and which wc now add 10 previous
supplies. The following review will Indicate the character
the week ON Friday lS in consequence
Of the ndSpoSitOn of purchasers 10 operate there was but
done, The sales being only 80 bales at "a To 3Oc per
mound for Mddng On Saturday, the market continued
quiet and unchanged, the operations %. the day extending
about 20O bales, nj prices Of the day before On Mon
day, tecgrtins published announcing money panic
AT London and Paris, and during that morning
chants received dispatches noticing further decline In the
staple. In consequence OF this intelligence the market
measure brought TO stand, and the business OF
the day confined 10 sale Of LOO baeS, which ind
Gated falling of Of cent per pound In prices On
Tuesday the market active and although prices were
somewhat irregular, they we'll maintained and
had advancing tendency the sales being generally on
the basis of % To 9c pound for iddins Cotton, and
amounted 10 about hundred bales. On Wednesday
the light stock and the irnnesS OF holders obtained an ad-
vance of cent pound thus rganing the fall III price
which occurred early in the week About lOO bales were
sold this day basis Of 30c pound, for ddng
Yesterday the sales hardly exceeded 20 baes and prices
hardened TO the extent Of ab"u one cent per pound we
quote Ordinary Good Ordinary, "a to27 Low NIiddng
Mddng, % 10 81 Strict Middling, 32Sc. per pound
Corn Some Co. 700 bushels have arrived here since
last weekly report much Of II coming direct 10 dealers-
The large supply has somewhat depressed the market, but
tlr demand ar plantation good and present prices
will probably be- maintained. We learn OF sales nf 100
'ir> VIII Corn, al Sl.ii pr hu,Icl weight. without
l.<; 100 bushels White Com. Ia las. al Sl:, bags in
cr,Gcd equal brui IL per bu.hci, without hays We
nuu,c II ~ I" i.9 huS' win bd.N, and ia retail
ydy. ; 81 t. 81 y per hu>'c bays incud d.
FIo.r-rhc receipts and stock continue light, which
circumstance, assisted by temporary rise IN tc Northern
markets in early part OF the wr,k forced up prices here
seine ty jjO cents per barrel, which advance has been
aud learn OF sales Jf Super at - per bb.
and Fine AT SS.5D.
Bqcon-Thr stock and receipts are limited, aud an ad-
having taken place in the Northern and Western
markets. prices last report have gone up here
ahnut half cent per pound. There is fair demand and
quote Shoulders, inferior to prime, 1T ID TO loc per
pnuni. and rhhcd Sides at H. 10 lSc. per pound.
Sat Stuck ample, but hrar Of no large transactions
The only operations sua salcs al Sl5O 10 Sl6O per
sack, for Common Liverpool
Charlotte. May 22.--But little Cotton was offered