Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-11-01
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! Nashville, Tenn
: During the past week the market and trad
generally has continued active.
) Flour-Flour has maintained with little va
ration the figures S6@7.
. Wheat-Wheat still commands 81 10. and
we hear OF one lot sold within the week al
81 Is. We think the former figures is the
, extent of the margin.
In other grains there is little or nothing do
: ing.
Salt--Sack Salt has declined--ine is now
quoted at 3d. coarse So 50@2 rs p bu.; biol
still maintains 62%c.
Groceries--The stock is ample-trade brisk.
Coffee is unchanged but not as active as of late.
Sugars are dull. and N. O. has declined 1ac p
d. Itisquoted at 8@9c.
Fruit-Dried Apples have advanced, and
fine command Csc. All other fruits remain
unchanged.
Fish-Mackerel are unchanged except No.
I 8, which is now quoted at Sl2.
| Candles-A slight improvement is noticea-
BILE in Mould Tallow; Sperm and Sterine I'M
changed.
Gunny Bags-These articles have slightly
advanced. They are now quoted at Zoe.
! Feathers--Live geese feathers have again
advanced and command 30@35c.
Drugs. etc.--There is full supply and fair
business doing. The only change we notice is
in Castor Oil. which has advanced to 81 FOG
IS, and Quinine, which we believe now is
quoted at 81 so y ounce.
Beeswax--We notice slight advance in this
article. 1t is now quoted at 20@22c.
Provisions-The provision market is still
firm with an advance in some few articles
We make the following quotations: Hams
1904; shoulders 11@12; sides 1904; hog
round 12c; Beef 10@15: Butter 20@ 80; Lard
11@121s: Meal p BUSH, 60@75; Eggs S@1o;
Cheese 1910.
New Orleans, La.
Cotton dull--declined a --sales 4 500 bales;
Middling $685.. New Molasses 32c.
New York, N. "
Cotton dull--prices 1s@A lower-Sales
1000 bales. Orleans Middling 93s; Upland
Middling 91s.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Flour sold at 81 5O.... Whisky steady with
a good demand--sales at 331a @3358 -. Fair
demand for Sugar, prices unchanged. -. Cof-
fee Rio fair 11A -. Molasses dull and droop-
ing at 38c.
Tenu--
The market remains much the same. In |
Wheat and Corn are the only transactions of
any note. w.
Wheat-The shipments continue very heavy.
Prices remain stiff if not slight ADVANCE
Sales range from 81 2O@1 80.
Corn--Small lots of Corn are coming in
sales at 33c. There is not asettled price as yet.
Peas are selling at SOC p bushel and in de-
ter and Eggs are very scarce.
Ga
Wheat--The receipts for the past week have
been about $1,000 bushels, and the exports
II ,270 bushels. We hear of sales Of good 10
prime red at 81 75@1 80. White is held at
an advance of about 1oc on these prices.
Among the exports was lot Of 2,O79 bush
els shipped to Liverpool, per ship Southport,
the first export of grain from this port to Eu-
rope. The ship Georgia, now loading for the
same port, will also take aquantity of this ar
ticle.
Corn--We quote at wholesale at $4,000, +
and at retail 81 p bushel
Oats are selling at 621a @70c p bushel, ac-
,ording to quality.
8. c.
Corn--The receipts for while back have been
light, and the stock has consequently been ma
erially reduced, particularly so far as the better
qualities are concerned, and recent transactions
show gradually ascending scale of prices
Some 1000 bushels North Carolina, quality not
sven fair, received since our last. brought nc p
oushel. The first arrivals of good and primo
,argos will doubtless bring an advance on our
quotations.
Wheat-There is very little offering in
our market, and the transactions are. conse-
Iuently very limited, and confined to small /
parcels, at usettled prices, which, during the
week, have fluctuated between 81 SOC
81 so for red; the bulk of the sales however,
we're at 81 IS q bushel, There is no white
,ffering. We therefore have no quotations to
,ffer. Received this week, 28860 bushels.
Bacon--H Hams have been selling from 100
&c, as in quality. The transactions in Sides,
which have been limited, show an unsettled
md declining market; and this remark may
.lso be considered applicable to Shoulders,
which are scarce.
Lard-This article continues to be very t,
much neglected. Prices are nominal. II
Beauty and goodness shonld al.
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