Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-02
CIR Markets --Iata5t Butts

NASHVILLE, Tenn
The river continues too low for navigation
cotton--0ne market still wears its habili
ments of dullness--there being no cotton Offer
ing for sale of any amount. We heard of tn
l sale yesterday Of a lot of ordinary at &c; and
lot OF mddling at 1z-about 40 bales in all.
Groceries--We hear of no changes since OH
last. The stocks are getting quite low.
Provisions-Bacon is without matera
change. The market is not as freely supple,
as heretofore, land the demand scarcely fillad
We quote shoulders at 6I6; ribbed sides X
clear sides 8; and hams 9@l0; the latter fig
uIe only obtaining for prime article o
trimmed
Meal is wholesaleing at 9oc, at retail 81
Butteris still held at 10@121a from wag-
ons; retailing at 1890. according to quality
and appearance.
Potatoes are heldeat $1@1 10 at wholesale
and 81 20 at retail, for both Sweet and Irish
the latter being quite scarce.
+ Chickens sell at 10@12tsc.
( Squirrels and Rabbits 10c.
We notice no other changes in any depart
ment worthy of note.
New YoRK. n, Y
Cotton declined u; Orleans Middlng, 97s
-. Flour declined 12%c.. =. Mess pork IL 81
@$12 A; Prime SO 81. Lard 91a@l0
-. Corn 8l@82. There is pressing de-
mat,d for money.
CINCINNATI, ONO
Flour z @$8.... Whiskey 28c. :. Fat
hogs sell to butchers at prices ranging from So
"A z 100 lbs gross -. Beef cattle are in
changed; ordinary and fair selling at $3.50,
and prime Ga 9S7 q 100 lbs net. -. Sh eep
2Il @$35a per head.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Supplies of beef cattle continue to come for /
ward quite freely, and the price has somewhat \
declined The offerings at the different yards \
this week comprised fully 1000 head of which !
over; the balance sold at from 7@s91S being
a concession of at least 25c p 100 lbs. There |
were some $50 head of Hogs sold at from Ga |
81 each. Sheep and Lambs are in moderate |
demand. and range from 2@$6 each, according |
to quality.
BALTIMORE, Mp
Beef Cattle.--There were offered at the |
scales $500 Beeves--1 COO sold, 150left OVER, |
! $50 driven off. Prices 2@$4 on the boot, |
equal to 4@S8 net, and averaging $314. pc
cline 1890.
Hogs.-The sales at the scales were from
5k@S6L.
Sheep-The sales at the scales were fri pm
2@$4 Little dull
ST. Louis. Missouri
Not more than half the mills of this City
IRE in constant operation and yet the supplies
IF wheat are inadequate, and so long as they
emain so, prices will continue to rule high
There were about 5000 sacks, or 10,000@
z. 900 bushels, at the Levee, and an effort was
made by the millers to reduce the rate shade
,ut we believe it was no go. Before the close
# the market every bushel was taken at or
lear previous prices. Prime red sold at 3Dh
a$1 33, and choice at 81 80; white at ST. 40l
Exclusive of sack.
dAcoN, GEORGIA.
Bacon-hog round. 11@121a: clear sides
11a@12; choice hams, $50 IA; shoulders, 1ola
Gil :. +. Lard, in bbls, 121a a 13; stock light
. Butter. good article, 16@lS.. - Beef,
ickled, 1885,. Beeves, on foot, soc.
;orn, 95c@ ST. demand limited Meal, 95e
5$1 stock light. !. Feathers, 400 As; scarce
=. Oats, 7o@75; scarce. II
Flour 81 as. Corn 49,. Ness Pork
ull at $l41S &. Bacon sides 80 =. Lard int
bis, 10--in kegs lie. =. New MoIasses 22c,
nd declining. =. Whisky 3Sc. /
KY
Hoqs--The Louisville Courier of Tie Goth
,ys: Blythe cars last evening, Messss- 0ws-
", Kinnair & Co.: received over 500 hogs for
acking purposes. This is the first consign-
lent to our pork-packing establishments by q
,ilroad and may be considered as an intro- :
uction to the seasons receipts Messrs. Hunt, q
Iull & Co., have received some small lots
ON the interior on foot. The presei u
arm weather will delay the enhancement ,
+ Strengthening for some days yet. At the
resent rates for corn (75c p busheD feed is Z
,ther expensive aud frost would not come !.
miss
.TLANTA, Ca l.
We have noted during the past week ending
,-day, a lively demand for produce and gro
cries. :. Bacon is unchanged; good demand;
ght stock. i. Lard l2Iac q Ii in barrels
carce.
HArTASooeA, TExS- Z, ~
Market--But few changes for the last week.
ONE transactions in Bacon, not brisk however. :.
Bacon--But httlein market selling at loo
lc Dried, little demand.
Corn--Few transactions--old is worth SOC,
ncluding sacks; new from wagons 65c. Very
tile in market.
Candles-Star SO; Sperm IS. r
Flour is selling at $500 - Dbl. We notice
NV sales at IS: sacks at s 4a4lk.