Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-08-30
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Nashville Tenn

! INASuVkthe - GAIN
Business. as general thing, has been bstte
than usual for the month of August. The
/ Wheat trade has promoted this state of thing,
almost entirely. 6sae1
In the wholesale Dry Goods trade business
Is not fairly opened as yet. Our merchants
are making their preparations for largely IN
creased trade thisfall.
Cotton--There is nothing doing in Cotton.
Tobacco--We hear of no transaction in this
article in this market.
Drugs and Dyes-Busipess is rather dull,
with fine stocks opening for the fall trade. We
quotations except in the article of Rheubard,
which has advanced to 1898 so.
Flour-The improvement in wheat has
slightly stiffened the Flour market, and we
now quote it at seas so. an advance of Soc
Grain--Wheat has slightly advanced since
our last quotations. and we have heard of 90c
not hear of over 509S5c given as the quota
ure offered by most of the houses.
rovisions--Bacon has been rather dragging
for few days, and we reduce our quotations as
follows: hams 10@1OK; shoulders 90 90;
sides ~ @10la; hog round 9>ac. Butter is
unchanged. Lard is duller, and we now quote
at 1l@l3c.
Sugar--Nsw Orleans Sugars have advanced
since our last. We quote at n go. with an
upward tendency.
Ne W York, N. "
Flour firm with an upward tendency, 50 25
for good Ohio; Southern is easier. small sales at
So rs +. Corn trifie higher--90c. d. 4. Pork
active at advanced rates-mess $2l so; prime
$40.
Ohio
Flour dull and unchangcd-sales &c 75@
6 S5.... Wheat is active at 81 25... Corn
dull at 7o@71. Whisky firm at 339331s
=. Sugar is in. good demand--fsir sold at
7k@7hc.
Chm ttnnoOga, Tenn i.
For the past week We have had continual
ton OF the warm weather with but little
rain--a heavy shower of which would
greatly benefit man and beast, as well as tn
late crops. In making mp our reports we ars
unable to say anything save the mere current
prices--owing to the little that is doing.
Wheat 9o@$l-not including sacks.
Flour 81 p Dbl; $3k p sack -. Corn-none.
in market. j. .Bacon-102lc hog round--ciear
,ides 12c. :. Oats 35@4Oc. -. Peaches Soc.
Apples 4oc.
Mcnlphis Tenn.-
Cetton-But little doing in our market. ow-
ing to the scarcity of stocks and the late advi-
,es from Europe and New Orleans. Cense-
,uently we have to lower our quotations a
traction on some qualities. Weather fine for
growing crop. We quote:
Ordinary. ................7}@ u
Good Middling. $40 ST
Strict Middling. ..........8S9 8
Middling Fair. IS @ Il
FAIR. ......... $50. 81 clio
Prime (new)......;....:lo @iot
Flour-There is very little in market ex-
;ept the City and Eagle Mills of this city,
ground from new wheat, and held at S7@71a,
It wholesale.
Bacon-Shoulders lOc by cask; clear sides
~ cask; hams, plain II; bagged 121s; ex-
ra canvassed 121s a II; Mess Pork 500 and
irrn Mess Beef Sl7@1S a Dbl.
Butter-Retailing at 25@30c.
Potatoes-The market is well supplied with
lew Potatoes at 81 p bushel.
Corn Meal dull at 81.
Il. Louis, Mo-
There is no material change in the price of
my article.
Flour--Sales of so Ibis Quincy fancy Sc IS;
IS do fancy 81 SO; 81 do fine So so; United
,rates Mills, city. sell superfine at 81.
Wheat---There were great many sales at
,rices ranging from 96c@S1 374, which We
lave not time now to particularize.
Corn--Numerous sales at prices from 61@65.
sOats-Sales chiefly at 31c p bushel.
Rye-Sales at Gle, sacks returned; zoe sacks
Included.
Whifky--55@361 q gallon.