Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-22
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NAsuvIr1F, TENS There are about .
inches water on the Shoals, and the liver is a
stand.
Cotton--The Cottdn Market since our las
e weekly report has BEEN gradually improving
Monday and Tuesday 154 bales sold at II q
$40, but little being bffeted "Wednesday anG
Thursday there was better demand and
about $50 bales WERE disposed of at s8@8 SO;
Friday the market cBntinuedsto improve. and
the sales of the dav tsached ia bales at 799
cents; TODAY the mdtket has been steady and
prices firm at Yesterdays quotations. although
: as is customary on Saturday the sales are light
The article sold at Sd is the best description
in the market
The receipts at the several warehouses in
the city this week am bunt to 1850 bales, against
1l20 last week, and the total receipts since LIST
Sept. to date are 6, 245 bales against 1887 at
acorresp onding Date last season, and 1875 in
1851
/ Sugar There is nc change in prices, which
are re by the barra and 5@6c by the hid
Coffee--Advanced99- Rio held at 1318@14c.
! Molasses-Sales att 25@28c u gallon for
common New Orleans Sugar House 35@50--
moderate demand
FlOurLWe still quote St. Louis at Sc so;
Tennessee SIS 50@6.
Salt--Fine sack, fin IN at 81 1903, the $up-f
ply being down to 200 sacks; coarse 81 ESQ
$50; Kanawha Coo per bushel. III
81 Whisky-Common rectifed 20@23c; do.
Pixies Magnolia 23@25; Harper's 23@25c;I
1inepln 30@35c; RdbertSop county 35@40;I
Monbheahela S5@45c; Bourbon 35@45c; Rye
40@5Dc; Irish and Scotch S2@3 So II,
Candles-Gpod tai low candles command
I3c: Sperm 43@45c; Star 25@26c p h. +
Feathers--In demd nd at 40@42c for good
live geese.
Grain--Wheat 60d80c p bush; Corn 3Qc;
Ohts 40
Rags-3c, in demarId l.
ITaliow-Reh dered 8; not rendered Sc
-Mackerel, Nd 15$18@20 T. Dbl; No. :
2f S16@17, No. 8, S14@15. f;
Ginseng--In demarld at 20a 25c p ID.
Seeds-Clover S6@I6 so; Timothy SO 25@ /
So MiIlett SO; Flax Seed, y Sc lbs. 81; :.
Mustard. 2 Ii. &c. y
Provisions Bacon hams, p ID 7@5c,' sides, ;,
-ibbed, AZ as; Beef Haze; Pork 4@6c; But /
5er lO@1219; Lard 7@8; Meal p bushel, .
'5@40; Eggs 13c; Potatoes, Irish, 60@$1; .,
Sweet 40@50c !,
4 Fruits Apples, green, p Dbl S1@1 so; II II
Tried p bushel, 65@75c; Peaches do. 600 :,
81 25. \
Live Stock Hog, p 100 nett, s353 so; 3
8eeyes, DO. $685. Sheep T head, 81 So v
3pws and Calves $2o@4o NJ "
Lead-Pig q 100 lbs, So; Bar 2 Ii 7}k@ n,
!; Sheet 10c -
lLeather--S6le, Tennessee 22c; Cincinnati ~
be; Upper = doz. $1,000; Harness p Ii, =,
b@22c; Calfskins q doz S27@90; Bride e.
P7@30; Skirting f. ID 23@26f. re
CIScIxNAr1, On Eo-Flour eclined, with
lies at 81 90@5; but closed with improved
'eling. Whisky 40la @204c. Hogs dull VT
DO sold at S4 l0I94 25-buHers generally
wered their views again TO "a Sales of ev
DO bbls No. l Lard from the landing, to
7s,c. 300 bbls mess pork ht 81 25.- an
100 green hams a 614c Coffee firm at Z ed
'1212c. ~,
MACON, Gao r market continues finn, ne
ID prices are good in the baco and produce los
ne. Stocks Of Bacon and Corn light. Ba- we
9@10; harps, 1l@ L. shoulders, ed
a81 Corn-scarce, 75@d0. -. Oats, do sid
'@65, -. Peas DO $500 Lard-ll@ an,
X Beans. white, 81 25@1 90. -. an'
cal, = BUSH, 1880. Feat hers 43@4P.. tie
Egss p doz., 23@25.. Butter l5@l6
Hav, good Tennessee, 81 I25@l 30. =. a $
,rk net. 6@6l5.. ). Cotton, dall-slles he;
int, 81 @834c Il pal
Lor,svIlnr Kr.--Eioss a 15@4 %, s eai
ess pork Sl1 50@12. dull; Lard $685.; hig
oulders in salt 3@414, nominal; salt hams :
f@7 It's ESTIMATED that 10000 hogs viii is
packed around the Falls. scit