Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-07-19
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9gg'53E l,sss l.----e sses ssrra sss.
'e Nashville, Tess.s--
% Trade continues. dull, but net more so thi
. is usual at this season Of the year, Busine
j. men are looking forward with cheerfulness
the opening of thesfsli trade, confident
great Improvement in all tbs. leading branclh
=. of commerce. "a. b Esks 49,
: Cotton-Nothing has been done IN Cotto
l. this week. sf.ts ?: $3.50 49,
Cotton Yarns-Have advanced, They al
e are now selling al the following fgures: +.
700 r. doz. -. sc.
600 =" ...... ...... &c.
/, $40 80" ....lUc. =
s + Tobacco-Sales of only a few hogsheads a
$5 9o@7 80. 1a
'Candles-Talow Candles are now held a
= 15c, an advance since ourlast of 1cs q b.
No change in the price of other kinds,
Flour-There is a steady demand for Flour
but prices are gradually coming down to
reasonable standard. There are none but
Tennessee brands in market, the quality OF
which is generally very good. Sales at S697
/ n Dbl. cg5l 4 p tssi y. --7E
/ Grain-Wheat is selling at 60975c p
bushel: Oats soc; Corn Coo. 5f ~
| Meal-The decline in the price of Corn has
affected the price Of Meal audit is now selling
for Coo p sbushel. Wholesale =
I Gunpowder--hae Powder has advanced, to
s66t-Advancsd to 81 % pbag.
Bacon--Ths snaalI quantity offering has
caused an adrancein Bacon. We now quote
hams at 1O9l1c; shoulders So @9e; sides
10@10I; hog round 10c. - +. s...
Groceries-No change in prices. 7
M nu,spss;S Tenr,..
Cotton-Our market has gore into droop-
ing state, with our present quotations. We
quote:
Middling... sic ST
Good Middling. .,.........9 q u
Low Middling. ...........S % 81
Strict Middling sig 9
Flour-Declining; stock good; demand
light at our former quotations; for superfine, !
81 50@S so; ST. Louis extra SO. ga
Provisions-Stock decreasing; sales during /
the past week good; prices have slightly ad (
vancod, and we now quote for Pork, hog round,
&c, sides TIC; bacon shoulders 8G8 &c; clear
sides 1012 g lie; plain and sugar cured hams
9@11c; Duffied l5c.
Corn Meal ST goal Is.
Grain-Wheat s0@90c. Corn 75GSoc; at i
retail soc p bushel Oats 56@70c.
Hay-Stock light with a moderate demand;
nothing except at retail; prices have advanced
considerably; we now qoute 81 IS p 100 MS.
Potatoes-None of the old crop in market.
New are selling at S3@4 p bushel. .ssssef.
Whisky-Stock fair. Prices. ars5arsiy sus-
tanned; 3S@35c by the lot.Tefsil price $50
3Sc for common brands @I5s8S 81 FOR Bourbon: ,
Did Rye 81 259l-se /,
Chieke,s-15e; Eggs 121ac: Butter (coun-
ry) from 15g2Qc. :
New York. n. w.
Stocks frmer. Money easy. Exchange
irnher. =. Cotton heavy. =, Flour dull, with
ales at SO 1909 so; market firm; Southern !. /.
bI1. -. Wheat frIn--W estern white 50 50l
80. +. Corn firm at 94c.. Pork firm with an
Upward tendency. Lard dull and declinA .
ng.
c0IunbHs. &C.
The Provision Market has been dull DAT
ing the past week. Buyers are holding hack
or lower prices, and holders are firm in their
,riees. Il
Bacon--Sides, heavy clear, 12% @13c;
leavy ribbed, 2@l215c; Shoulders lo@ lota. t
ard in tin cans liz @l2hc. Flour $500. 2
Whisky soc, dull. Wheat, good 81 Is. Corn I
4. Feathers dull at 40c.