Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-29

heard Of no contracts this week TO. packing
purposes. Sales to the CITY butchers at 81 '25@
4 30 gross.
dHARlFsTo s. S. c. Cotton-The market is
DER std the enquiry is limited. Sales
200 bales at pa 1o2lc.
AUeUsrAl GA-Cotton.-We have had g.
{ pretty steadf market this week, but transac-
tions have been confined mostly to the new
CROP about six hundred bales of which have
changed hands within the range Of our quota
tion5 below. The lower qualities begin to
max their appearance more freely, and for al
grades below Good Middling prices are irregu-
\ lar The demand seems TO be confined to
lqualItes ranging from Good Middling upwards
for which thcreis fair demand The quality
Of the Cotton now coming to hand is much be-
low that of last rear, and the recent heavy
rains, it is thought, viii do considerable injury
to that now opened. The Receipts are light
for the season, and nearly all arriving is accom-
panied with positive orders TO sell. Wy quote
as follows:
interior and Ordinary. .....7l@8
Low Middling to Good DO. ..-....9 @94
God4 Mddling .... clio
Niddhng Fair. Observation-Disclosures. @104
tair y -. ....}............... C.
Qorrt-Up to Saturday last, sales were ma
king at 60G965c SACKS included. Since Monday,
an export demand has sppang up, and nearly
all in first hands has been bought up at 65@70c.
principally at the latter price. Some holders
are now asking 75c by the small quantity, sacks
returned. "
Flour Holders are sitter in their asking n
prices. Augusta Mills find ready sales at S5% 7
for suptrhne at wholesale and S6@61z lEv re- y
all. Family is selling at $768 at wholesale
ind retail. Country Flour IS selling by the G
quantity at S5224, and retailingat S6@6H = u
'bl h.
Bacon There is a better demand for /. good
rticle, and prices are stiffening. We now
note ribbed Sides <Tennessee) at 81 and clear
9A@1o; shoulders 711a@8. GOOD joint fneat
still scarce.
QUlNCf Il.--Stock Hogs are plenty, and the Z
roduct Of Pork must be greatly nereasdl-
Isl yet we have PIP contractors, and but little er
PREPARATION of buyers Three or four yeat old as
teer. are high ard much in demand Two wi
id half cents, live weight is freely offered an
r Steers but no sellers at that. We note a
lie Of SO head Ylop-fed Cattle at 515c. AS 2 =
mt. off from living weight.
We quite Wheat, 1880. Rye, 4QG42 -
1. Barley, 50@5 :. Corn, 28@3o. Shock
6gs and Cattle +-Shoats weighing 125@l75 -
5. hops c.St4ers, live weight, 254@&18c; -
TVS and Pld Steers, 134@2c.
LAeHAN gle. Mo Missouri viii yield heF full
ota of hogs the ensuing season; at least,
this portion Of the State there are mere -
gs THAI usual. Corn crops are remarkably
cd. THepe is but little old Corn il the c@un-
:, what there is kells readily at 40c p bu4hel.
ogs are VI orth So 90 on foot Beef Ckttie
: worth &c p ID -. Sheep 81 90 q heals
A rIlAHT /, Ca -TI oweeks ago we had in s
re about 100000 lbs Tennessee Bacon; now -
stock is reduced to about 10000 lbs. prices
n at Sc hog round. AIfew small shipments a.
Lard haze been received, and selling at 12ls 81
lis 2 BE, by tt e Dbl Transactions in ali a..
ID Of grain limit I'd at last weeks quotations.