Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-26
Nashville, Tenn

+ There has been no rain here, but the river
has. for some DAYS past, been slowly rising
from rains higher up. There are now about
81 feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
i Cotton-The Cotton market during the
week has been inactive in consequence of the
limited stock, and absence of sellers.
The sales up to Friday evening amounted to
about 500 bales at 6@8c, very little of it be-
low 7c Sales yesterday of 20 bales at = g
SIC.
/ The stock on hand at this time is about
1000 bales, about half of which is fer sale
! The receipts are about 500 week, with very
/ little to come in. The gross receipts from LIST
! September TO date amount to %, 100 bales, a
! falling off from last years OF about 4OOO bales.
Tobacco--The sales of the week suLl up
20 hhds at S5@5 Us p hundred pounds. The
demand continues active.
| Flour-Stock light. and prices buoyant.-
Tennessee brands are now selling at Slo1a g
IL p Dbl.
( Corn--The stock of Corn in market at this
tiIae is large, and prices are firm; though we
have no occasion yet to alter our quotations,
which are for yellow Sl@1 10; white 81 lug
Il 20.
| Bacon-The demand for good Bacon is
brisk, and during the week the sales have
We now quote hams 81 csc; shoulders 611a g
;7c: sides S@S3; hog round 7s4 @Sc-
Whisky-Ths article continues to advance.
Ohio is held at 35@38c g gallon, Nashville
rectifed &c. r
| Shot--Havs fallen figure, being now held
at 81 Is p bag.
| Star Candles-The outside price now is 24c;
market we'll supplied.
| Lard in demand at 8@9c.
| Feaibers-Have advanced. Live geese
! feathers are now bringing ESQ 3Oc.
Beeswax--Yellow p ID zoe.
Candles Mould Ta.low lac; Sperm 4o@
42c; Star 23@25c.
Cheese-Durham Farm lac; Western Re-
serve 10@12c.
CoffeeS-Javal7@Isc; Laguyra 1s@ l5c; Rio
1871 @l3Hc q ID.
Molasses--New Orleans 30a32c; Sugar
House 35c; Golden Syrup 65@7oc = GAL
Provisions--Beef 6@7c. :. Butter l5@ l8c
-. Irish Potatoes p bushel, So.
Rice--Carolina Fresh, per 10, 61a @fc
| Salt-Barrel per bush. soc; fine sack, per
bag, $2@24; coarse $1,000.
Seeds-Ciover s61s; Millet s2la; limo
thy 81; Herds Grass 81 so per bushel,
Sugar-New Orleans per Dbl 5@71sc, per
hid 5@61s; Havana white So GO; Loaf, Dbl
so u; Crushed log 121a; Powdered lO@l
=, Grain--Wheat, per bush $1@1 30; Rye
a: Corn. Yellow, per bush 81 10; white
81 1O@I 20; Oats, clean, COG roc.
yinegar-Cider per barrel SIS.
Tallow-- Rendered per ID &c.
Wool--Common and Il tn, per h 2O@2oc.
Leather--Sole, oak tanned. per h, GAG csc.
Skirting 25@2S; Hemlock sole 25@26; Har-
ness 22@25c.
Z. Meal-In demand at $l@l 10 p bushel.
Cotton-The market is easier, with sales OF
1000 bales. Sugars have advanced Is; FAR
f45s@4'4. c,rr
iGiucfnnati, Ohio
The river has risen II inches. Flonr re-
mains stagnant. -. Whisky declined to o2}ac.
Provisions quiet. Nothing new In Grocer
les.
Cotton unchanged-msdsrate sales. Flour
trife hisher--good Ohio $40 25@lO 62.-
Corn higher. Lard firm.
Mobile, Ala
Cotton-The market has been dull, sales
being limited to 6oo@8o0 bales; Middling
I8A @9c. 'e.is
Savannah, Gu
Cotton--Ws hear of but Isl bales sold at
&C.. The market very dull.
Charleston, 8. c. /,
| -Cotton--The demand is principally confined
Ito one buyer. Sales Of 1900 bales at "a g
tlOc. Prices are full.
st. Louis, Mo-
: Seeds, Oils, Hides. Hay, Dried Fruit, White
Beans and W Whisky are selling at high figures,
/ and none likely to let down fraction at pres
emit; Whisky 34c p gallon. Mess Pork has
gone up to Sl5 30. and that figure has been
refused for a round lot. Bulk meats are want
ed at s, 6 and &c. Bacon is gradually stiften-
! ing in price Lard is quoted at 8 sc for prime,
! but transactions are not plenty at over SIC.