Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-14
The Markets Latest Dates.
FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER OFFICE, }
January IA, 1851.

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The following may be considered ,ht
ruling rates in Fayetteville:
Bacon. none in market Buncr. 1Of
y fb, scarce. Coffe, lbs fora 81. Eggs
5cperdoz. Corn, So 10 So 5opcr Dbl. Corn
Meal, 5Ot060c per bush, retail. Castings
DC ~ II. Flour, 81 per Dbl. Iron, d
loc. Indigo, loc per OF. Lead, 1oc q
B- Linseed Oil. 81 40 per gal. LOAF
Sugar, 10000 y B. Lard. &c o. fb
Molasses, soc per gal. Nails. IA lbs for
81. Pepper, 9oc % Is. Sail, SO pei
sack; zoe pei bush BY Dbl. Soda, zoe a.
Is. Spice. 9oc Is. Sugar, broun, 10
lbs for ST.
NASHVILLE. TEsN.- Cotton. We nov
quote l24 as The market value Of good crops,
with sales at llOil5c for inferior aud
common qualities. Ii is necessary, howev-
or, 10 remark that at these quotations our
market is without animation, buyers being
unwilling to opera.eIto any great extent I'M
less further Improvement should take
place in the Liverpool, New York and
New Orleans markets.
Sugar. The supplies Of Sugar have
been considerably augmented within few
days past The demand is fair; The marke,
firm. We quote ordinary al SIC, fair Ga
Gle; prime &c by the hid.
Coffee. There is only an ordinary stock
in market, with good demand, prices firm
prime Rio l lc, ordinary l2c.
Molas Uses. There is fair supplyfin the
market, with a good demand. We quote
New Orleans at 98f03Dc.
Flour. The supply has outstripped the
demand which, however, contin lies quite
brisk Ruling rate for Tennessee and Ohio
brands s4 5o0S5; ST. Louis city mills So.
Salt. The market 1t present is exceed
ingiy we'll supplied wilh.a!l descriptions
We quote for barrel soc, course sack 81 40.
fine do. 81 90.
Candies. No alteration since our last;
a good supply of all descriptions in market.
Current rae for saIow 64t0l21c. star 25c,
sperm 40. -
Nhlskey. The supply has been III
creased TO. some extentsinc our last.i The
demand continues qpite animated, prices
firm Rectified CSC
Bacon. The market sill continues brisk
with a good demand; the stock being light
the receipts find ready sale al the following
quotations: hams 6l07ac, clear sides 60
&c, ribbed 4 &c, Shoulders 4 IO5c.--Banaer
CHARLESTON. S. c.--Cotton. Received
the past week by railroad, 1913 bales; by
water and wagon, 1870 bales, together TO-
l83bales, corresponding week last year
1850 bales.) Exported in the same time
TO foreign poris, 1868 balts; coastwisc, 1915
bales: making the total exports of1ilie week,
II, 884 bales. and leaving on hand stock
of Sc .028 bales, inclusive of IA, 404 bales on
shipboard not cleared, against stock Of
60.68I bales same time last year.
The total receipts Since our last report
amount 10 9l,6l7 bales, making grand
total since The Isl Of September to the latest
dates of774.997 bales. against 805. $50 bales
the Same time last year, and 9l7 ,997 bales
The year previous.
We now suoie Liverpool classification
as corresponding with the7ransac,ions at the
close Of The market. as follows:
Inferior 10 Ordinary 115f0f24
Middling TO Good Middling. -. le4O198
Middling Fair. $780,. 2EG019i
Fair 10 Fully Fair. j. $50. 13 0oo
CHArrANootA,, Tenn .-Couon. Since
our last report, our market has remnined
entirely inactiye-r,o aclpal sales have been
reported to US. Sales 10 a limited extent
could be effected at the presentprices in the
Southern Markets, The price Of transports
lion to be deducted, but holders refuse 10 sci
at those rates. In This state Of The case, we
again omit our quotations
The receipts of Couon fofthe last week
have been about 100 bales.