Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

j Provjsions-Clear sides are scarce and IN de-
mand at 81 @ec; ribbed sides Sc; shoulder
~ @Bc; hams. sugar-eursd l3@ l4ci plain
lOls a lie; mess pnfk SI5i4 q Dbl - Cheese
arrivals very light. Demand fair at l2%e
4 BY the box -. BIsttef--Fhs arrivals by riyet
] are still small The demand is very good from
goa &c. :. .Lsri--The stock is light but equal
to the demand. Prices are slightly easier
We now quote for kegs 1211s @ 13c; BY the lot
4 lOs@l1c a Dbl. -. Corn-- Stock very light,
with a limited demand We notice nosales of
Importance. Retail business dull at soc.
Hav-None in market. .Oats--Stoek light.
Nothing doing except at retail ut 6597o. ....
Potatoes--The stock in market is very light
with brisk demand. Sales during the week
have been good and prices very stiff. We now
quote them at 81 "a p Dbl.
ATLANTA, Ga .
Bacon--Hog round b 12Hc. =. Beans,
p bush. S1@lH -. Beef. fresh. ID. b@4;
from stalls, 8@l0 =. Butter. 2 d (renn)
1920. Cabbage heads, + 100 15... Corn,
p bush. 70@80. =. Corn Meal 80. Chicks
ems, each 3D.. Eggs, 2 doz. lo@l5--.:;;;;
Feathers, per h 45c... Flour. good, per Dbl
So >. Lard, per bbl l0c. ]. Oats, per bush.
55c. :. Pork, p Ii. net, &c -. Potatoes, Irish,
81 90, sAs .eslG
szs s- as IS ,.s-
NASHVILLE, TENN-- 13sss
= The river remains unnavigable. Business
has been dull, owing to tn limited supplies
of produce and groceries. and the tightnsss of
the money market. Wehave not heard as Sc +
rious complaints Of the scarcity of money for
many years. s 49, +
Cotton is coming in slowly. The market
continues inactive, there being no disposition
to speculate in the present uncertain condition
Of affairs. Sales this week of barely SO bales
at COZ so. $3.50 I
Tobacco-Nothing doing in this article.
In Groceries and Provisions otc. there have
been no changes. a
Ohio ~ 5.7- i,.-f,.s.
( The Gazette of the 9th inst, says: Several
thousand head of hogs were slaughtered on
Saturday, and packed on Monday, but sub
eauent change in the weather checked farther
operations. The market for hogs opens with :
decidedly unfayorable prospects for holders
III the markets are we'll supplied with old
PRODUCTS. and the low stage of water IN the
liver. prevents eithe:. the shipment of the old +
n new stocks. and of the former there is con-
iderable quantity still in the West. In addi- :
ion to this money is scarce and dear, and pack +
rs will be able to obtain limited facliltles only,
specially at prices that may be considered c
Ugh. At present, therefore, the market has to 8
ear pressure. Buyers are slow to do any
hing, and matters are quite unsettled, Inc +
REVEALING impression is, that there wi'i De an i.
Increase in the supply of hogs, though 1t must $
e admitted that this viii depend much upon n
he prices to be paid. AT present, the views OF
uycrs range from 81 down to 90 per ioo bs' n
et., and if hogs were to be forced on the mar $
ct just now, the higher rate could not be IN
ialized, though there have been sales Tor de- $,
very at 81, but the purchases were made by T
arties who had contracts to fill at figures rang
g upwards from s4a4 Soms sales of green n
ans have bcenmade at &c. e4s Ec,
oUIsyILLE, Ky .,
Beeves--1'here has been an increase IN the :.
ceipts, the greater portion OF which have a,
zen consumed in packing. The sales to the .
+obo-. % tbo stock words vary in yJrico from i