Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-06-07
YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
CORR .sCTED ERLY.

{g5- All OF Ue ABOVE QuoUltlons are III BOiu'
Cotton.-We have material change TO notice in this
article, since our last report.
Several large lots changed hands during the week al II
to 90 cents for gold Demand good-prlces steady.
Charlotte, june 5.-Last week the Cotton Market
opened with good inquiry, and subsequently became
animated at prices ranging from 26H TO ~, as TO
quality On Thursday of decline In New York was
received when market became less animated and on
Saturday closed dull 2SK for Middlng Some $50 bales
were sold within above quotations.
Com very and in demand at SIS TO Sl60. Sew
cra hundred bushels have been received within the past
week from Norfolk, and sold readily at S5O Flour S25O
to sl4 per bael Peas, s5o per bushel All In emand'
Liverpool, May 23.-The sales of cotton during
the days were 5000 bales and prices are still de-
cnng The sales Spectators and Exporters were 3,
900 bales. Prices weak and nominal.
Charleston, May 31.-Cotton.-During 81 most Of the
past week the Cotton market has been characterized by
great dulness and constant tendency 10 decline Holders
here however, show considerable mness and II is gen.
orally thought that when the Of the disasters 10 the
crop general bad stands have sufficient time 10 operate
the English Market that 1t will cause an improved feel
Ing there, and factors who influenced by this opinion
will only sell when urgently pressed.
On Friday, May 2, there was an active demand for he
staple at improved rates. $50 bales being disposed OIL ana
per pound On Saturday the news from New York OF
decline in gold, and the belief In consequence that the
market had reached maximum, induced buyers general
ly to withdraw and await further accounts. On Monday
so bales sold at decline Of lc. per pound on
the better grades and Tuesday some $50 bales were dis
day before At c per pound the better and 2c per pound
on the lower grades, Strict Mlddng being quoted al 1,c
and Mdding at 36 to &c., per pound On "Wednesday the
market almost at stand, only 10 bales havin- been
soId Strict Middling Cotton dropping TO &c. Yesterday
the market stand, buyers having withdrawn from
the market. We omit quotations.
Corn-Te receipts Of The eek amount 10 about 0OO
bushels, partly from Baltimore and the balance mostly from
New York Early In the week the rise In the Northern
market forced prices here but for several days past the
market has been fiat and prices lower Yesterday White
Maryland worth in bags by weight, about S2O 10
Sl22 per busel, bags included and sale Of cargo oil
White amounting 500 bushels took place at SlO per
bushcl weight without bags.
F2o,T-The market keeps we'll supplied, mostly from
New York The receipts have been fair and we learn OF
sales of Super 50 per bbl and Fine n $3.50 per bb
We hear Of no transactions In Baltimore.
Bacon-All kinds Of Bacon are held firmly and at full
prices. The receipts and stock continue fair and good
country demand exists. We learn of sales Of Prime
Shoulders l6 l6c per lb and Prime Ribbed Sides
l9c 9Hc perlb. Some holders are asking lIc for
Shoulders and zoe. for Sides.
SahThe stock is large but learn of no sales OF any
magnitude. Jobbers asking Sl50 to 81 go per sack
New York, June 2.-The European steamer which
left to-day took 600 900 in specie. Cotton frmer and
unchanged.
FINANCIAL.
Charleston, May 3I.-- Gold.-The Brokers were
yesterday buying at IS and selling at 81.
Charlotte, June 5.--Gold, IS premium-upward
tendency.
New York, June 2.--Gold, 4OIs.