Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-20

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NASHVILLE, TENN.-The weather for lht
past week has been warm and favorable tC
he9llhy vegetation.
| The river has been in good nayigable or
der until the last day or two Ii is now i'm
pass able TO The larger class boats, there be-
ing not more than six feet on the shoals
The Nashville is now below, unable 10 ap.
proach the city.
Trade has been about as usual-if any
shin g inclined to be dull.
Cotton. We can only say in regard 10
This article that there has not been for the
past week, enough done 10 give any reliable
complexion TO the market. The continued
unfavorable accounts from Europe have, had
tendency to stop operations, and we are
told that not more than "A would be offered
fof speculation or shipping, and the orders
al present on hand, which might pay as
high as 8, are very limited
Sugar. Marke. we'll supplied, and de-
mand tolerably active. We quote N. 0. 6
(O64; Havana brown 8(O9.
Sab is now firm a. 3o6l35, and The de-
mand limited
Coffee. Ordinary lOl, prime iic.
Molasses. The stock On hand light
35c.
Flour. The market is lively. Stock
good. We quote Ohio SO rs to 4, Cincin-
nad 81 1904 25, 81. Louis 81 25F05 so.
Candiao Tho .unDl,y I'd annie k,pd the
detnand good? .alIow 9(0l0, star %, sperm
45c.
Rice. 5O5lc j. Is.
Lard. Scarce aud in demand for. ship
ment at 7i084, for prime.
Bacon. Demand active, and the stock in
marke. light. We quote hams 6As clear
sides 81; ribbed 81; shoulders 5 to 81
Whisky. Supply ample, demand limited
common rec,ified 1907: Monongahela
rs; Lin coln As.
Corn ss 5oO2 Is f. bbl.
Corn Meal 80 10 75c a bush.
Dried Fruit. Unpeeled peaches IS to
9Oc; pealed 81 SO TO 2 90; apples 5O660.
Seeds. No Clover in m arke.; Timothy
81 SO; Blue Grass Is; Herds Grass g;
Flax s5.
Wool. a2G96
Feathers. 90 to so.
Beeswax. rs to 20.
Ginseng. 98@99, in demand, scarce.
TaIlow. 81 to I.
Cheese Supply limited, 8 10 49,
SaIaratus. u TO 8.
Castings. Hollow ware 2lc r Il; mill
irons DC u Is.
New ORLEANS, LA.-Co.ion. There ap-
peared at one lime an active. demand, bu.
j, only resulted in sales Of 5000 bales, ir-
regular prices.
Tobacco. No sales.
Sugar. Demand imited-150 hhds.
Fair sold a, 5sG6.
Molasses. 200 bbIs sold OF SOC for fer
mented and 35c for reboiled.
Flour. Snles 900 bbIs. Ohio q, So 80,
and 200 bbls. choice Illinois u. 81 20.
Corn Sales at 45tO51c.
Whisky. Sales Recdhe d a, 1916; Ra "
2Ic.
Pork. Marke, dull-Sales Mess at ga
30, inspected, and NJ, o. sI4 SO, unbrand'
ed. 5
Bacon. Sales of Missouri sides a. 8sc;
shoulders 7c. Lard in .ierces.and barrels.
9469ac.
Candles. Star zoe.
Coffee. Rio 81.
Rice, Savannah-35c.
Caule Market Western ? to TIC.
Sheep None offering.
LOUIS WILLIE, Ky,-Proyisions. Sales 10
obls Pork a, IA TO IA Is for . ness und IS rs
Tor VI. O.
Bacon. Firm with sales of 60 casks
rom store at St, shoulders; 81, for hams;
md 8 for clear sides.
Whisky. Sales of 116 bbls at 8 10
Is1.
Cheese. Sales of 80 box s Western at
u 10 cents.
Hay. A sale of Timothy in bales a,
sl2 per ton.
Flour. Firm; 1876 bbls a, 8 10 to 3 Is.
Retail sales at TO IS.
The River a. this point is on stand at 10
eet above the high water mark.
CHATTANOOGA, Ten N.-Tfade and activ-
" upon the wharf are now on the wane
The weather during the past week has been
he warmes, Of the season. The river is
lowly falling. The steamer "Chatanoo-
"a" has gone into summer quarters" at
his place. She has proved a popular boat,
nd has done profitable business since
oming into this trade.
Comon. About 100 bales have come up
ince our last. No sale effected here.
Bacon and Corn. The supplies Of both