Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25

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Midding I......Y 8 "a o
Good Middling % Cd 9
Middling Fair. -. 1O4O1O3
Fair -. t10S011
CnArTANpoGA, Tam Cotton continues
TO arrive almost d;iiiy, though the boats ARD
not loaded down as formerly. rhe stock
on hand is getting smaller. and in few
more DAYS il can be said that all is off I'd
market. No sa4es are taking place, but
holders feel more comfortable in the last
few days.
Owing to the recent freshets which brought
out the boats from the upper rivers, and
also to the fact that no produce has been
taken over the the road lately, there is a con-
siderable quantity on hand. Our warehou-
ses are grooming under the receipt of bucon,
corn, &c. Prices have downward ten
dencv. We consiier the market rather
unsettled to risk quotations This week.
There has been a decline in the price Of
corn since our last we now quote it Coo
81 bush by The quanlity-weI have heard of
some small lois selling at Coo. There is a
large quantityIof corn on thenarket, which
is increasing daily.
Holders of Bacon are asking &c hog round
by thequaniiiy, bat there seems to be a total
Iindisposl,ion On the part Of those wishing 10
purchase, to operate at that price; conse-
quen,ly, thereis but little doing in the Bacon
market. There is d large quantity in store
here, and we are under the impression that
holders will be compelled to lower their
prices before they will be able 10 effect sales
10 any great qxtent.
East Tennessee F our is retailing at st 90
u barrel-$6 ~ barrel at Wholesale
Good brands Iof ST. Louis and Ohio Flour
are still retailing at s7tO7 80 q barrel
Advertiser.
AUGUSTA, GA.-Cpton. The market has
evidently improved half cent, and in many
cases from { to cent from its lowest point.
Fair cotton would now command ten cents,
although it is held generally at 104 10 101c.
There is but Iiule offering, and but few dis
posed TO buy The Increase cfrecepts over
last year, uDDto this time, is about 10000
bales.
Bacon. Pfices have downward ten
dcncy, and we have b eard of sales this week
at iceS(ranging from 8 10 10 cents tho hog
round4the latter prices for primo article
-prncipal sales at 8 to 10 cents.
Lard. Sock light, selling from 10 to I
cents e is.
Coffee Fhe supply on handsis light
at 124 to f3f. IN
Flour. sb67 so a. bbl, by r9atai...
Feathers The stock is still light, md
holders are asking So cents by the large
quantity. and 81 cents by the 1910 lbs.
BALTIMORE, MD,--Flour has slightly adj
vanced and firm.
Lard. 90.
Bacon. 10000 lbs shoulders in bulk and
sides 6075f.
Coffee. Unchangqd-small 10. sold at
previous Rates of 104.
Pork. Old mess Sf3 IS; new IA so.
CINcINNA RI, OHIo.- Flour. Little done;
market heavy at So 40.
Lard. Sales of 43O bbs No. Wabash
lard at As c cash, and 500 bbls gu, at 7S.
The market is inactive with good demand.
Whiskoy, 18c, the market firm.
Fruit. 2po bushels dried apples sold at
8409oc.
New York, N. VI Flour unchanged and
prices favor buyers
Corn is generally held above the views Of
buyers; &c is bid.
Pork is in fair dema nd, ut s1Of0l3 so.
Coffee is firm, at 10SM11c.
Cotton. The mark get has gained strength
and prices have advanced /; sales of 5000
bales middling upland at i1gc..
Lard is active, with sales at 8s; supply on
hand diminishing.
ST. LOUIS. Mo--Fiour. Dull at IS SO.
Wheat. 80 7o03 rs.
Corn. SO to 4oc.
Mess Pork. 81 IS II
Lard. 7508c.
Whiskey. 19c.
Bacon Dull.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.-Cotton. Quiet;
The demand is limited.
Molasscsl 98c, with an upward tendency
Coffee. 1o4, receipts heavy.
Bacon sides. TIC.
Lard. IN bbls 7S.
Sugar. There are no arrivals; the stock
is light; sales confined TO small lots.
Macon, GA.-Cotton. Since the decline
in foreign markets very liitle cotton has
changed hands, and the market is unsettled.
A few sales have been made al &c, and a
good fair article, (of which there is very
little in our wal ehouses, will command that
price. There has been some Improvement
in hiddling and common Qualities since the
lass foreign arrival. We quote from 7 to 9
cents.
NOZZLE, ALa.-Cotton. The receipts
since the Isl instant, inclusive. amount 10
1886 bal les, and the exports for the same
period to 1888 bales, leaving stock on
hand not cleared Of l74,942 bales, against
E197.993 same time last year.
The stock of unsold cotton in port is very
large, amounting to 1 40 to $780, 900 bales.
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