Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-01
The Markets----Latest Dates.
FAYErrEviLLE OBSERVER OFFrcE,}
April /. 1851.

FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER OFFICER
April /, 1851.
NASHVILLE TENN.-The q tlon market
has been without material CHI nge for the
week. We have had one or Two arrivals
from Europe, but the fluctuh rions in that
market have been SO very light, that our
market has not been materially effected.
The market here has been regulated BY the
orders from Pitlsburg for small lois for spin
ming purposes. We hearof ho sales for
speculation, or forshipmenI 10 New Orleans.
The ruling prices at that place. indeed, will
not justify the purchaser in paying the
highest rates demanded here. Some idea
of the stare of the market in New Orleans
may be had from the fact, as We learn from
private despatch received in This city yes
lerday, that 600 bales of Tennessee Cotton
were sold on the 23d at l01. twill be
seen that these prices leave but little margin
for the buyer in this region. The market
has been throughout the week without any
heavy lransachons-and lhofe, as before
remarked, entirely 10 fill orders. There
has been very little offered, and holders are
disposed 10 stand aloof in hdpe of better
prices. The inferior grades are wiIhou.
demand. aud very litde indefd has been
done with Them for the past week.
The marker in Groceries hhs continued
brisk Throughout. The week, wiihou any ma
ierial change in quotations.. The river is
now lower than it has been fdr some time,
and unless we have an immediate rise, the
larger class of boats will be detained below
the shoals. The stock Of Groderies is, how
ever, at present ample, with perhaps the SIN
gle exception Of Coffee, which is said 10 be
quite light, and firm at l2G9143. Sugar is
in good supply, and most of the osher arti-
c,es in that line ditto.
Salt. The regular company price is now
CSC. though owing 10 the fact tina, large
sock was On hand when The new tariff was
Instituted, some of The "outsiders' still con-
linue 10 sell at Soc. This will not, however
il is presumed, las. long, and sHe ruling price
will soon come TO be S5c.
Coffee. Stock on hand v Fry light. and
demand good. Wequote lron l2O12k.
Sugor Supply ample. We quote New
Orleans 52G67.
Molasses. The stock on hand light-de
mand good-35c for half bbls. and 80 fol
wholes. /,
Flour. The mqrket is liFely. Ssocl
good. We quote Cincinnati - 1904 %
ST. Louis 81 % TO 500.
Rice. 5t053c o. fb.
Lard. Scarce and in demand fot shit
rnenl; prime TO ~
Bacon, Demand aclivs nd the sock il
market light Hams 68 10 z: clear sides 6.
10 z: ribbed 6: shoulders 5 TO Fl.
| Whisky. Supply ample, pemanF limit
ed--common reclfed IS: Mohongali ella -
Lincoln IS.
Corn. 50 5o02 rs %bbS
Corn Meal. 5oO75c % bbsh.
Dried Fruit Unpeeled PEACHES 80 \
eoc: peeled 81 so 10 2 90. Apples 70 to 81
| Seeds. No Clover in market: Ifmoth,
| 81 SO: Blue Grass 81 %: Herds Gras
| 50 90: Flax seed 81 rs.
Wool. 92626. g
Feathers. go to see.
Beeswax. 10 10 120c.
Ginseng. 2slo 99c-in de flnnd-scarc
Wing.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.-Cottof. The de
mand has been limited and The sales do nc
exceed $3.50 bales. Al easier Rrices Tor IN
lower qualities. nan
/ Inferior -. 'fieo Wy -
| Ordinary. ......... 8l0 81