Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

NASHVILLE, TENN-Couon. No change
in quotations. W ashington's advces are al
hand Her new has not yet Affected the
market. The sales are at very Irregular
prices.
Bacon. Marker heavy.
Lard. % bbIs prime 81; and 100 kegs
al lc.
Coffee. Sales $3.50 bag, Rio TOM G5
10 81
Sugar. 800 h bids fair and prime, sold al
full prices, fair 5l655.
/ New OR1EA Ns, LA.-Coton. No
change in quotations. Total sales of yes
terday 100 bales at very irregular prices.
| The Washingt bn's advices are a, hand.
Sugar. 500 hhds fair and prime sugar
sold al full prices Fair 54053.
Molassses, Reboiled sold al Sic.
| Flour. Nothing new since yesterday S
reporl.
Corn. Sales 8 500 sacks at "A for mixed,
SO for prime viii ie.
Oals. Git sac ks a, So.
Bran. 400 sold al 821.
| Whiskey. Nd changes.
| Pork. 200 bbs. Mess sold Ut S14 10
inspected.
Bacon. sMarkft heavy. :.
Lard. 90 bbls prime 81 and 100 Kegs
lite.
Coffee. Sales e878 bags Of Rio at from
f85@9l.
CHATrANeoGA, TENN.-The River con-
I,inues at fair boating stage.
Considerable quantities of Corn and Gin
cnnat Bacon haJ e arrived since our last,
but have produced no decline in the marker
on The contrary, q rn shows tendency 10
advance.
Bacon we quot9 higher than last week,
though sales have been limited, owing 10 an
unwiIlingness on 4 he part of buyers to pay
the advanced rates
Moasses of all kinds show a decided aa-
vance in southern markets, while Coffee ex,
hibits a slight decline.
We design that our Price Current Lis,
shall present a relia liable state ole our market.
as near as can be ascerained, on the day Of
publication.
Many articles an be purchased, in large
quaniiges. at rates even below the prices in
our table below
Clover Seed o97 a. bushel.
Flour, E. Ten. St 50 Dbl retail
+" St. Louis l. Obi Sc soar f.
Dbl.
Sugar. 8!09 dents q Il at wholesale.
Irish Potatoes. 81 25 ~ bushe.
Eggs cents EP doz.
Coffee. 12S cis: q Is by the sack,
Corn, 65 TO 20 CTS e bushel,
Lard IL GEMS q ib.
Buck -Whea, Fldur. SO d. Dbl.
Lumber. 25 Cd nts aS quarter de,
mand.
Bacon. IL to j ] cents, hog round.
\ utter rs GEMS e Is.
q orn Meal 80 CTS per bushel By retail.
Molasses. 35 c Is q gallon by The bb.
O als. 40 cents y bnshel.
SPLIT. SO CT, r. bush. by The bbl.
L liverpool Salt. S2 0o02 25 r. Sack.
Adrertiser.
s. vANNAH, GA.rCouon. There was
betld inquiry yesterday than for several
DAYS previous. Tie sales amounted 10 1913
bales at prices ranging from 81 100 cents.
Prices still remain nominal.
AteUsrA, G4.4Co,,on. We have to
MOTTO e good demand to-day, bulthe quanti-
ty offering is SO Inn ted that buyers found it
diffid ul. 10 fill their orders. We have no
mate rial change 10 d Office in prices. il any
Thing the sales made have been in favor of
The sellers.
CHARLESTON, S. 0.-Couon. Sales from
s. 10 81. No change.
ATLANTA, GA.-Ba aeon continues active
and in good demand at 70 TO l2Ic.
Lard. Prices firm at 124c.
Corn. Scarce a, IS 10 9Oc.
Meal. 90 CTS o. bushel.
Flour. City mill from 81 TO 4c Bati-
more q bbl Sc 1910 90.
Peas, 90 cents
Oats, AS Gl5o cents a bushel.
Dried Apples and 7 Reaches 81 90.
CINCINNATI, ONO. Businessin every de-
partment is exceedingly dull and but lille
worthy Of report transpirng!
Flour. Stationary lad 50 35O3 40.
Whiskey. Declined to 175S.
In provision s and gtoferies nothing done.