Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-11
Bacon. Is held at 10 cents, and scarce

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at lha, price.
Corn. Is coming in-bv boats and wag
onEs pretty ieely, and readily brings 65 els
but holders want more.
! Oats. Are in demand at 40 cts. by III
! gu ndly.
! Flour Country is scarce. ST Lou
seEingsa, $50. We learn that u lot Of Gin
cirinati Flour will soon be up and sold a
S7I
Lumber Is row pretty plenty at. IS cts
"a quarter, but buyers don't want to give
MORE than 60 cts.
Irish Potatoes. None in market-worth
81 ID busheI.
| n rk. We understand, has been sod in
The last few days at IS per hundred.
AuGusra, GA.--Cofiee. Prices sill
have an upward tendency, in consequence
lof the rise in northern markers. Cuba is
now selling from stores al 125C013 cents
Molasses. The stock of4ew crop Cuba
lis light, and former prices fully sustained.
In The early part Of the we EEK 156 hhds,
were sold from the wharf, at 26cts.. 4
months, Holders are ow asking 27(O28c,
by the single hid, of small pt. New Or
leans is eill scarce. and is W Drth by the bbl
or small lot.35f037c. per gallon.
Bacon. Stock on hand light. and de-
mapd good, particularly for n ew. But very
liule new has yet made lis appearance in
our market-the small lois that have been
received met with ready sales at prices ran-.
gihg from l0dO11 cents Western Sides
are scarce, and good sells readily at o.
cents.
ATLANTA, GA.--Bacon. There is scarce
y any in market al any ptic@, though we
understand there are few smh bill lots of new
bacon arriving, which will readily sell
at 10f0l2t cents.
Lard. Very scarce in marke, at u.
Butter. 5000 cents.
Corn. 90t0$1 per bIishel.
Flour. No change to note, from 3f04c.
per ID.
2 Wheat so cts per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, from 5dO6O cents.
Irish, do 5l02 90 per busheI.
Dried APPLES and Peaches. from S1M1 %
Green Apples from stat 50, per bushel,
NEw YoRK-"C Cotton deelihed ] TO I at
Liverpool. Sales Of the week at Liverpool
% 900 bales.d
After the reception OF this, we heard of no
sales, and as the market is in an unsettled |
condition, we do no, feel authorized, as vet,
% alter our quolaons of yesierd day. Hold !
srs are so firm in their previous demands. |
hat the declinemay not yet fleet our pri-
,es.
Inferior .........i -. 80 to %
Ordinary. -. -. .9S to 10
Middling '.............i 104 o10d
Good Midding. ....,.. 10E 10 II
Sales Of 5000 barrels Flour at 81 so to
IS 90.
Corn scarce, new yellow 81.
Mes, pork l2d TO l24. Prime 81 10 8 18
New Ohio mess l3ll. Cut meats are scarce
lnG wanted. Lard, old 81 to g.
Grffee. Rio common J.
CHARLES TON, S. c.. Gotten. The Ub-
and marker yesterday remained again in
lutte in an inactive state. There were but
ew buyers out, and only 400 bales taken,
'ithop, any apparent change in prices; ex.
femes ringing from II TO I3c.
.MEmpHls. TENS.-The receipts of couon
OF The last two days have been Very light. +
nd transactions have been proportionably !.
United; prices continue TO have a hownwarll ,
endcncy apd VIC change ous figures 10
ePresent as nearly as may be actual trans
ctions:
Inferior s. 10 81; ordinary 8 ] 10 1o4;
iiddlng Lilo l24; middling fair 12S 10
.; fair 70 good fair 1a 10 1910.
ClNclNvArl, Ono Flour. Sales 900
bis at 60,to 60.
Whiskey Sales at % TO 94. :
Provisions. Coffee has advanced, with a
lles Of goo bags at i124c. b
Molass"s. Sales a; 90 to Sec.
Provisions aAe unchanged W lh sales
90 bbls mess pork at III %, so hAds bacon
loulders at s., packed.
ST. Lows, Mo,--Flour very dull, sales of
90 bbis al So So.
Grain. No sales of wheat.
Provisions are firm. with upward tenden- I
y; mess pdyk 81 10 IL 25; lard No 1, for.
bis and lierces Ito &c; bulk shoulders
TO 4Jc; do packed 4 4o-loo; sides 81 to
5c. hams 81 10 6gd, do in casks 9 4Qloo.
iBALFIlIoRE, Nh. Flour 81 soc!
yellow Corn 6Qt, white 66c.
Oaiy43 TO IS. Rye roc. I
LqUssvlLLE. Ky. The steam ship Cana d
, brings US the f5llowing- :
LfNERPooI., JanI IS. Cotton. Sales for 2
e week ending llle 9th ult., amd united to
900 bales, at a decline of I'd, orr the ,
CHER grades, and \ decline Of I'd On Com = =
on qualities. SPECTATORS took 1900
lies, and 500 we're taken for shipment.
he mar kel closed steady.
New ORLEANS, lathe market for IIl.
'estern produce isIeHcitcd by the news of =
Id weather and th,h ice on the Ohio hold
5 are asking highef rates.
Provisions. IO0Ibbcon sides sold'at Il;
ess pork S13; PRIME barrel lard &c T
Whiske y. Holdafs are asking 99f.
Grain. Corn 64ko Soc. :
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