Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-10-13
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NASHVILLE, TENN-+ Cotton--T There is moth
ing doing as yet in the market. The prices
will probably not exceed sc at the opening o.
the market.
Cofee--This article IS unsteady, prices 4 z
@12i5 with aprospect of AN advance.
SuEar--In hhds 4GI6c.
Mdlasses-t Firm at 26@2S.
Whisky-Rectifed l8@25.
Fl4ur--Ohio, 81 50t94 rs; Tenn, 81 IS
COLUMBUS, GA---Hans, p b. 800 15c;
Sides, l0@11; Shoulders, 9@1O . Butter
2o@35. Feathers, 4O@45. Flour p Dbl
81 o4@8 90. :. Corn, p bushel 7O@75. . !.
Wheat. 81 oO@l 25 . .IOats, 5O@6O.. :. :. i.
Lard II l2N@14c.
CIEtINSAT1, OaIo- River fallen 2 inches
Weat her fine Provisi ons steady. Flour dull
mand for sugar, 60 hhdB sold at sd @6l4, EN-
braciag inferior and prime Other articles un-
changed.
NEwI Y oak.-1o,ooo bbls -four sold, $3.50
Sc 81 10000 wheat, Western, 81 55, firm.
25,OO4 corn, mixed, SO; yellow IS, better
200 bbls whisky, prison, 32, frmer.
NEw] ORLEANS, La -Superfne -four scarce
and firm at Sc 25@6 so; Mess Pork So 500
Is cd; Bacon sides So; Rope--3000 sold at
7J4@61s; Whisky 90
ATLANTA, GA -Bacop-Hog round Sc; sides,
clear 81 a lOc; sides ribbed, 81 @9l5; hams
1O1s@14; shoulders 74@8H -. Lard 121a
the Dbl Corn 55@6OA Meal 60@75.
Oats I'D. Wheat IS. \ Rye GO. Flour
So oo@5 so p Dbl. Feathers 40. ;. De-
mand fair for all articles above. Good stock
in the market. Lard, feathers and corn
scarces
CHArtANooeA, TENN River low and diff
fcult tonavigate. Boats come up with freight
.eonneetion made by oars. Some little activ
ity in trade. and considerable shipping of Ba-
con and Flour
Bacon--A few sales at Sc, proper figure Sc
8IS .Cotton-The season is opening and
small shipm ents made. ;. Feathers--In de-
mand all thu time at 85@36. =. Fruit-Ap-
pies scarce. no settled price; peaches, good
bring soc p bushel. i. Ginseng-In demand,
$40 Acc -. Lard-In great demand, good
worth 1C(0llc plenty of buyers. Molasses
in barrels, 40c. :. Oats--Active at
35c--few shipments are making. Rye
Shipped YESTERDAY at 81. heat Worth
6o@7o cents =. Whiskey-25 cents. Mag
nolia 9Oc.
CHARLESTON, S. C-Om Corn market has
been depressed for several months. ,SThe stock
has not been less than 10000 bushels about
10000 bushels having arrived for the last 80
lays Some 10000 bushels have been shipped
% New York and Boston, without having any I
effect on prices here.
Corn--In sacks, finds slow sales at zoe p So,
lbs
Flour is improving stock decreasing fast. |
Sales Of Baltimore at ca @624; Georgia and
Tennessee, in sacks, So; in bbls it is now +
worth 25@37c more.
Hay is in great demand at 81 1892 90 p
Our Tennessee friends should be able to sup
,ly this market.
AUGUSTA, GA.-Cotton--W have little or
10 alteration to notice in our cotton market
uring the past week The advices received (
? America have thrown damper onthe feel
ngs OF buyers, but holders show no DISPOSE
ion to force sales at any reduction in prices
he little demand at present existing is still for
he finer qualities, while grades under Good
Kidding are neglected. The receipts are (
ght for the season of the wear, and there is {
lore cotton going into store than for several
Teeks past. We continue the quotations OF
.st week, which NAV be considered nominal, a
, transactions have been too limited since the S
,ceipt Of the Americas advices, TO give areli r
BILE change S
Inferior and Ordinary ...... as S
Low Middling to Middling - 9f@e4 I
Good Middling -. 10 O t
Middling Fair. ....... .1Of@- I
Fair. ............ ....... O.
Bacon--There is a better demand for good n
ticle, and prices are stiffening. We now {
note ribbed sides (Tehnessee) at 81, and b
ear at 92l@1O; Shoulders eyes. Good P
int meat is still scarce.
Feathers-Fa air demand at 40@50c z fb. for o
good article. Z
Beef and hogs--Shoats, weighing from 90
so lbs will bring 6@6.lgc net. For large b
ogs there is little inquiry, being too early in S
e season. Beef. grass fed, is worth AZ net, T
ID stall fed 5@511S. 80 sheep. in Market h
'mand good IN