Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-09-27
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- Ths river is falling slowly with s6ou. tar.
= feet water on The Shoals. The most of the
II have confe up with the intention of remain
ing unit there Is more freight, which at pres
[. snt is very scarce. aEi3-sse-. II
. Business has been active all the week
The sales IN: the Wholesale Dry Goods trad
/ have beer very heavy, and the demand con
tinues unabated. There has also been consid
;, cradle activity in Wheat, aud prices hav
n again advanced. 60 -,
totton--No sales--uons in market W
Sfsre pleased to learn that ID . prospects Of tn
growing crop hays, under tho Influence Of tn
: fine weather of the past three weeks, improved
consid erably; and if tho Hsather should con-
tinue favorable, it is thought, there viii be I.
: heavier yield than last season.
j. Tobseco-Tho growing crop of Tobacco Il
in excellent condition, in every respect better
tbap 1t was last year, and is now considered on,
lof tbs reach of danger. al - biias -e-
Flour--The demand for Flour is steady snd
I prices firm. Sales by the barrel at SIS 700
Is so; in sacks 81 5o@3 IS p cwt.
r Wheat-Thers is no abatement in the de-
imand for Wheat. The sales during the week
have been large. Prices have gone up to soca
Isl q bushel; good white Wheat will bring
higher figures; 5sf Q SO.
r. Ccrn--We have heard of no sales as yet Of
the new CROP Old crop is still held at 600 y
bushel, but very little Of it 10 sold.
/ Meal-b whol.saling at Soc y bushel--
Til, price can't last long. The abundance %
the Corn crop will bring il down before long
y 80 r.
r. Bacon--Ths dernand continues stesdy at
Grocsries-N No change. =
Memphis. Telsn.- -
+ Cotton-Therscsipts are very light and the
mark ct rather dull, with a downward tenden4'
| cy.. The market has rseeaed the past week
xxx Of q cent. Sales reached ahaat sl5o
bales at our quotations below. There has
been shipped to New Orleans since Friday the
rise Of IeOO. bales. 1t is reported that about
ESQ or 800 bales are now collected ct the va
rious depo.s along the Memphis aad Charles
ton Railroad Inferior, Ordinary. and Coed
Ordinary, nominal; none of this grade but old
in N arket. ~ =. -i'
Low Mid, new crop. .....S a 81 Il
hiddling ............... $40 20
Good Middling =. ...... $50 81
Kidding FAIR. ZIG 81 ~
( Strict Middling. SIG 9-.sie7
Fair, Good Fair, Good aud Fine-nons in
market, and prices nominal. -
Provisions-ciear sides 12tSf913,t 4 c; shoul-
dsrs lo1s @1lc; hams 12H@14c for plain
canvassed and susar-cured; mess pork Sl9@
20 p Dbl; mess beef $17 5o@lS; dried beef
1215 @14c: byretail 12@16e. - 7e
Corn Meal-Dull at 10000 y bushel.
Fsathers-Small supply, and in little de-
mand at4o@45c. s.~9- ~ - 1
st. Louis, Me-.a sza5 "a, "a = Ia
Provisious--Sale Of clear Pork at $50; mess
do at SEE bbl; bacon, clsm sides Ike;
should srs 10c: plain hams lie; No. 1okc. |
; Whisky--Market steady At $50, with small
sale ofscomtry. goAl
Flour--State $s@8 o61l;; Southern So 6s
Sc 10; Red 81 81. Corn trifls highsr, st
Ctncir nati, Ohio sAHA [
Flour firm at Sc Co.. Rye e0c. 80. Wheat I
firm at 81 25@1{ &c for red-holders ask
81 80. =. W hiaky FIRM at 80 ~ $3.50. :. SUI |
gar--small sales as89sHc for fair aud good
fair, slIS for choice. Molsssss 42o. /
Philadelphia. Fa--
The supplies of Wheat during the past week
have been quite moderate. There has been
an active inquiry, part for milling and part for
chi pment. and prices have advanced 1850 n
bushsl The sales comprise 44@ 45.OOo bush +
ais at 81 5oG1 IS for inferior and prime red
--mostly at 81 68a1 Is for Southern and
Tennessee; 81 70a1 76 for mixed, 81 $50
! 86 for white.
-av nrIouus Uo., s.-..t,,,..
Cotton--Prices are easier but not quotably
lower--salss of 1000 bales. Receipts of tia
week 36, 900 bales against $1,000 last year
Stock on hand 81 900 bales. f-s
81 vanneh, Ga-- *
Whsat-The receipts up to this time Of the {
crops Of Georgia and Tennessee W heat have
reached fully 25l 600 bushels, and the article .
continues to arrive freely by railroad. A large
where it meets with ready sale. The last sales
!, AIDE here tina. We have heard of were at n
81 5591 70. "a 81 ID
Corn stillcontinuesin limited request at thsj
mutations giyenin our last. The receipts are c
ight and the stock on hand small. We reit- II
rate tho remark that a considerable lot could c
Tot, be sold over 1880, The sales making z
re confined to retail parcels ct 96@Sl q
'ushel. -.......---s-. ses-
Oats are quoted lower this week, owing to Il
he large stock for sale. The enquiry is limi-
cd, and tho article is offered at 50@55c y u
,ushel. s3sise 4 - IA
Pork-There is but small supply of, and
,ut little demand forthis article in the market.
t has somewhat advanced in prices: for West
I'm Mess S22@25 p DBL, prime S16@19.
Bacon-Tbs market is nearly bare of the !;
r.icle. and the ,deman grestsr than the sup ;
,ly. We quote hams at 1905; shoulders
l1@l2. and sides 130l3h p d. IL
Tenn.
The weather for the past week has been mild
nd warm, and SO dry - to discommode all
OF water to use in the ordinary duties. The
collecting clouds indicate shower soon. In :
business activities. We can say but iittle--as
ret ell trade 10 confined to Wheat. which still {
zones in in large quantities. Our quotations I
ire: - 01 t II
+. Wheat $l01 0b, exclusive Of sacks.,.. {
Flour o. p Dbl. :. Bacon 1917 @l3k, stock s
ig hs,.. Apples 3OG5oc y bush. -. Peaches 7
,0.io. :. .Corn-old Soc, no new in market. +
9. c. ssi q
Cotton-AThere was fair demand at steady :
,r;cea Salas of 3;io balas At 1OS1105 -