Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-27
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CHARLESTON S. Cotton-+Sales at9K {
r 10c--market languid-- prices del ressed.
The stock of corn and -four is light in OF
IN market. Corn is row held at 8Gc., and flour i
sacks fnd ready sale at 614ci in barrels OK
le 65sc. yOats 30c.
. WeIhave been trying worry hard to get GU
J frienR to put up corn in proper manner bu
e. SO faj we have been unsuccessful: Gum.
sacES should never be sewed with cotton twin
y l-Rone other will do than hemp Irvine |
d the people in Tennessee wish to find niarke
: here, they must put up their produce in prop
II b<r manner. We find gunny sacks will not dc
so well-good strong Osnaburg sacks are fal
!, preferable. Unless the gunny sacks are put W
in proper manner, it would be better TO dis
Ipense with them all together.
:, AUGUSTA, GA--Cotton transactions limited
show decline fully one cent. on all descrip-
tons.
Corn--There has been q good demand for
this article, and prices arSlooking upward
Sales have been made this week at zoe by the
Il quantity, sacks included, at which price hold
4 ers are firm.
/ Bacon--We continue to quote ribbed sides,
II (Tennessee) at %; clear 81 Shoulders, ~
II as. Good Joint meat is still scarce. Hams,
IilO@ 15c
III Wheat Therei good demand for Wheat,
and good Red meets with ready sale at 759l
81 90; and prime Wheat at 81 1901 IS 2
bushel
/ Feathers-Fair demand at 4o@43c q h. for
/ a good article.
/ Beef and Hsgs--Shoats, weighing from so
to 80 lbs. are in demand and viii bring 6@61S
cents net-suppy moderate. For large hogs
there is very little enquiry, being too early in
the season. Beef is worth 1905. Advan-
Icing. ~
| CHATrAsooaA, TESS-There is prospect
of a better state of water in the river which
will favorably affect every department of
trade.
The grain and bacon market is firm with adj
vancing tendency . Bacon--A few sales at
cents, proper figure $685. =. Cotton-The
season is opening and small shipments ade
+. !. .Corn-Advanced At Bells mills they
ere given 37@4Oc; in demand /. Feather$-- !
In demand all the time, at 35@38. Frui + /
Apples scarce. no settled price :. Ginseng r
In demand, 34@36c /. Flour--Gool p sack, +
81 SO I.enoi family, SO co.. Lard-1In d
great demand, good worth 1O@11c, plenty of s.
buyers /. IOats--Active at 35c--few ship !
ments are making l.. Rye-52@56c. :. Su- 7
sar--In hHds, Z; in bills, at SC, prime article il
j. i. Wheat Worth 65@70c. Whisky r. k
25c Mag holia 9lc.. Good Butter-In de- tt
nand B
sAv.ss EH. GA. Ytton-2sl bale. sold It y y
'h@lol6f II
CoLUMBt s, GA. BACON Hams, q n. 1$@ G
Sc sides, 1o@1l; shoulders, 9@10 ~ Bit =
er--2O@d5 Feathers-40@45 80. Flour 7
+s7 90. =. Corn bushel .70@75. b
+ neat--sl O0@1 25 -. Oats-5o@6o. =. al
I ard q b l26 GA. p
New ORLEANS. LA.--Superfne Flour firm G.
/ 81. lCorn 1880: Mess Pork 1900 G.
IBIS sold al S16L; Bacon sides $685.; Shout "
Iers ~ Kes Lard II half barrels 1l@ 81
~ -. Whisky 3o@34.. Weather fine fl
,ity healthy. re
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DroIpgooIe's Female Bitters. k,
This is the great Southern Fem male Medicine
nd will d ever fail to cure thb Palpitation of
he Hear Swimming and Giddiness of the
lead, Col b Feet, Swelled Ankles Painful, Sup :
ressed on Irregular Menstruation, Pains in the
SACK, Side, Joints and Head, and all other M
UGH sym btoms. which are caused by some de- ST
of the female organs ',
Its not recommended to cure every thing, =.
My TO cure the concomtant symptoms, which ct
re the natural and inevitable results Of a GER 9
ain class of diseases, upon which the action 2,
{ the Medicine is direct and permanent. 80
You do not have to use half dozen bottles v
,efore fair trial is made. ONE BOTTLE. 70
D all cases. will prove their power and influ- =
nee. If you use this medicine regularly eve
! morning before breakfast, II will have salu- !
AIRY effect. \
For sal e in Fayetteville, by Diemet & Hamp- 7
On, and AIcElroy and Mckinney; II Lewis
'urg, by J. L. Jones =. ii