Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-02
,oklon hand. on ship-board not

cleared -. - .....' 1000 ~ IL
Sugar-The sales comprised loeahhds +
Demand fair and prices steady. Fair to full.
fair 81 @3a4e.
! Molasses--1250bb were taken at $50 l8i.
cents for prime anil choice.
Flour-A nat-b boat load OF 100 bbls- ohl'
4IS0ld at 81,
4>~Pork--Mess retailed at Sl4 Zo@f 2o io
new
Bacon--Business confined to retail transat
lions
I.ard-Ndthing transpirod
C'olfee-Y800 bugs Rio were sold At IT,
AUGUSTA. --Bacon--There is little or
demand Tor this article, and it is dull OF sale
Sales of choice Tennessee Sides are siill ma
king lg the quantity at &c. Retai ing IA
small parcels at 81 a9ls. Lard, good Is sell
ing at o. @l0c and choice IN small parcels At
lie.
Beef and Hogs Good Beef on foot is worth
5tI66c. Hogs-Sales at about 40 gross
Net in market they are selling at &C. ShJats
are still scarce and in demand, and lot ol Tan
cy would command agood price
Feathers-Holders are stiff IN thelr asflng
prices. and refuse 10 sell under 43d45cI by the
quantity
CHARLESTON, S. C.-Bacon-The demand
still exclusively of a retail character. The
stock of old is gradually disappearing, and pr
ces for the remaining are quite nolfinali.--
Holders of bow descriptions of recent arrivals,
realize. in small quantities, from sl4@7lf for
sides. and go @G for Shoulders. The sales
are however, slow.
Hav--The receipts Of the week haEe been
limited to about 800 bales, North River,
which were taken by dealers at $1.35 Il 100
lbs
Flour--We notice no material change IN the
market since our last The supply continues
apparently adequate to the demand, which
likewise as formerly continues exclusively con-
fined to bakers and retail dealers. Frees IN
consequences remain unthanged S6ss@6t2
in bags and Sb5s az in bbls as in quality
Grain--We notice no change In the article
Of Corn. A cargo of about 5000 bushels North
Carolina--the only one received in the course
of the week--sold in the neighborhood Tor
Soc. Small parcels of Western, in BAGS by
Railroad, find purchasers at from oo@o'c g
bushel of Sc ibs,. bags Included, according to
quality and terms
MEMPHIS, TENN.-Gptton--The tFansac-
lions in cotton during thelpast week nave eech
rather upon a limited scHle, some SIX or seven
thousand bales only having changed hands, at
prices showing an Improvement over our quo
tations of last week 1t is aspurce OF satlsiac-
lion to know that prices continue gradually to
advance in the face of the war between Russa
and Turkey. The receipts at all OF the I'M
led States ports continue to fall oil and the de-
crease upto the latest dates as compared with
asst year. amounts to $50, 03O bales. The, re-
'eipts of the past week amount to sdmethlag
jver 1900 bales, while the shipments do not
all short Of 7l0O0.' The stock now on hand Is
,bout 25 600 bales nearly all of Which is in
heds Since our last weekly issue all classes
If cotton may be said to have slightly advanced N
10Th in price Ind demand. Having early in the
eason given dur planting friends timely admo-
liton Of what we believed would pc the re-
ut Of affairs wefeel no little satisfaction IN L,
Inowing thai our advice was well-timed and
ndicious. Those who have held longest have
old best. ami without some untoward event,
,rices will continue to go up,
We chan be our quotations to correspond