Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19

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from Europe by the Washington, was there any
quotable change. On that day. Be for good
larticle was paid in several instances, and one
Hot of six bales sold at sos. Yesterday sa-
! vices from Liverpool still later by the Amer.-
lea were published These adyices reported
1.-THE Cotton market active, prices tending up
ward, and Breadstuffs lower. The effect was
mot felt in our-L.arket, there being but little
offering; the sales of the day We're 100 bales-as
l7@8c.
I The gross receipts at this port since the list
1of September last, amount to rs, 40 bales and
1.-The stock on hard is estimated at 2 400 bales.
fOf this, not more than 500 bales are for GALS.
and the receipts are falling off so fast there IS
mo probability of an increase of stock at any
time during the remainder of the season. ~
| Tobacco-The transactions in Tobacco bave
been heavier this week than usual. The sales
amount to 20 hhds at prices ranging from $50
So. The stock on hand is small and the de-
mand brisk.
Flour-This article is gradually working its
way up to cruel prices. St. Louis is now held
at S11, and Tennessee brands Slo@ l0k.
| Meal-In demand at $1@1 10 p bushel.
;Corn--Is shade higher; yellow is held at
| 81 TO- and whites 10@1 20 p bushef. :
| Bacon-The demand continues active, and
the sales during the week have been large
Prices are frmer and sitter. We quote hams
ls@9c; shoulders 6H @7c; sides TX @Se;' hog
round TX csc. I-&
Lard in demand at 8@9c. ts
Fsa,hers-Have advanced. Live geese
! feathers are now bringing 10000
Whisky--As the supplies of grain diminish,
! this article is gradually advancing in price
Ohio is now held at 32@35e p gallon, Nash
/ vile rectiied at 30c.
Beeswax--Yellow y ID Zoe.
Candles Mould Tallow lac; Sperm 4o@
42c: Star 23@25c.
Cheese-Durham Farm lac; Western Re-
serve 1O@12o.-
12R @lSXc q b..
Molasses--New Orleans ,so@32c; Sugar
House Csc; Golden Syrup 65@7oc p gal.
Provisions--Beef6 @7c. ...Butter 15@18 &c
-. Irish Potatoes p bushel, So.
Rice--Carolina, Fresh, per d., 61a @7c.
Salt-Barrel per bush. SOC; fine sack, per
bag, 5000; coarse $1A@2. /.
Seeds-Clover $6H; Millet $2T; limo
thy 81; Herds Grass 81 so per bushel,
Sugar-New Orleans per Dbl 5@71ac. per
hid 5@6ls; HAVANA white 81 @9; Loaf, Dbl
,9@12; Crushed log 12k Powdered l0@121a
GRAIN Wheat, per bush $1@1 35; Rye
81; Corn. Yellow, per bush 81 10; white
81 10@l 20; Oats, clean, 60@7oc.
Vinegar--Cider per barrel. So.
Tallow--Rendered per fb &c.
Wool--Common and 18th, per b 20@25c.
Leather--Sole, oak tanned. per 10, 24@25c.
Sk:rting 25@2s; Hemlock sole 25@26; Har-
ness 22@25c.
Cincinnati. Ohio
River rising slowly :. Market unchanged
Flour firm at 50 90@1O.... Whisky
296 a3Oc. Provisions hardly so firm, but
YESTERDAYS figures are sustained, with moder-
ate business--Mess Pork SIS; Dbl Lard 914e;i
kes Lard 1o1ac.,
New York, N. w.
Cotton Firm Flour firm, demand moder-
ate. :. Corn trife higher. Pork rather
high--New Mess $l7A. old $15s4@l6....
Lard firm.
New Orleans, La--
:. Cotton firm, The sales comprised 1880
bales. The decrease in the receipts at all the
Southern ports is 255, 900 bales. 49,
Mobile, Ala
Cotton--The demand to-day was very &c
tive, the French buyers taking pretty freely
and about 5000 bales were purchased, most OF
which was bought before the steamers &C
counts were at hand. The market closes very
firmly at 81 CSC for middling.
Savannah, Ga-- .. II
Cotton--We have reports Of 629 bales sold
81 @9A.
st. Louis, MO-.
We notice no material change in the pro-I
duce market. Mess Pork sold at 25c barrel
higher than previously, and medium grades of
wheat were less 6rm--prime fall is exceeding
ly hard to get hold of. Corn and Oats main
tanned their stand at Yesterdays figures. but
buyers took hold, we fanoied, rather reluctant
ly.
Corn--sale of 1000 bags prime yellow, in
lots. at 7c; los, 127. and ~ yellow at 76e;
23s mixed 75c; 81 in secondhand bags at a;
4oowhite, in new gunnies at8Oc; 2l5 mixed
75c per bushel.
Provisions 500 bbls lard, private: 715 and
500 do Sssc; 80 kegs country &c; few casks
clear sides 1910; s do country hams, poor,
&c; % pkgs white grease &c; 5000 pieces bulk
meat, terms private; 1876 cakes crackHngs nc
nor n