Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-24
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lege at Nashville there are now 3l5
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ed under the upfavorable advices from South
ern ports and Europe. To-day sales wer,
made at 911ac though fraction higher mighi
be obtained for very superior article. W.
quote the market at $685. C, though holders
unwilling to submit to the decline, resulting
in bur few transactions. sa essasq
Il Tobacco-We heard OF the sale Yesterday
of one hogshead Of the new crop the first Of
the season, of second quality, at the ware
house of A. Hamilton. The price obtained
was Sc O5. Loose is selling at 3@5c. ,ti
/ Wheat--The market cotinnues quite brisk,
our millers paying 70@75c for red. and 8O@8 IS
Tor white. These prices being considered fair
by farmers, receipts during the past week, have
been. quite liberal i ss.3ss
Flour-We hear of no change in prices, and
continue to quote superfne at S4@4 %, and
extra and family at SIS p bbl AA
Groceries--The market presented a more
! animated appearance to-day than for some
time. We quote New Orleans sugar at 7@9c.
in bbls. and hhds; Molasses 30@32, and coffee
lik @12c. The stock on the market is am
pie to meetthe demand. az
Observation-Disclosures are offering &c gross and
&c net for hogs. New bacon is selling at &c.,
and lard at lOc. a5fse
No material change in Produce or Grocery
markets since our last quotations.
Wheat-DuIl and NO sale aside from mil
lers.
Corn-No change, 25sa Soc per bushe.
Cotton-We quote at 90 g 1Oc. Very lit
tie offering.
Tobacco-None has been offered. Loose
leaf may be quoted at 3@5. We learn that
those who purchase here will give as much
as it can be sold for at Nashville. I
Pork--No change. We heard of a sale at
5A for family use.
Lard-Has declined to So 90 by the bbl
Flour--We quote Flour at 81 0O@S2 so
per 100 pounds in sacks; per barrel s. 90
Salt--Salt per barrel 45c; Sacks ~ COG !
So 20.
Sugar-This has declined to 10 cts for
prime brown.
Coffee-l1@13.
Molasses-We quote Molasses at 40@ 80
cents for new crop; but little in marAet.
Whlskey--Rectifed SOC by the barrel.
Star Candles-3O cents.
Blue Grass Seed--S1 25@Sl IS per bush
ell. a
Butter--15@2O cents. 81
Eggs-10@ I2hsc per dozen.
New Orleans, La
Sugar--The sales of the past three DAYS
sum mp about 5000 hhds; making a total for
he week of $500 hhds., taken for the West,
he North, the city trade and our neighbor-
ng ports. and we now quote as follows:
common to Good Common ... 80 OK
FAIR to Fully Fair. Az a 53S ,
Prime to Choice. 5Is @6L
Centrifugal and Clarified @7
Moasses.-In our semi-weekly report we /,
noticed sales Of some $500 bar rels as having
been made in the early part of the week. the !,
market closing on Tuesday at l8@l9 cents p
,allon in barrels and 23@24 cents in half 7
barrels Since then. with rather less ample
eceipts and the continuance of very fair de-
nand, the rates have improved slightly, the
ange for the past few days having been $50
~ cents q gallon, in barrels, according to /,
luality, IS cents being the ruling rate for
ound lots, and 231a @241s cents in a half,
,arrels.
Coffee-There has been again fair de- |
nand In the Coffee market, aud prices have i
'een generally well Sustained with sales for i
he three days of about 5000 bags, (naking d
$500 for the week,) at an extreme range of y
@ l0c. though chiefly at 824@9is p 70 for b
be fair to prime qualities. The purchases q
ave all been, we understand. for cousiimp- j
ion. No further cargoes have been received.
nd the stocks remaining in first and second
lands is about 10000 bags against. GO, COO
t tie corresponding period lastseason. II
Jew York, N. " id
Cotton quiet; Flour 81 500 S4 10; Wheat, il
bite 81 42@1 10; Corn 57@64; Whisky 23Jk o
pa; Bacon. hams $685. shoulders 7@7L; I
Ills, Linseed SIG So; Lard 9o@S1 90. t(
Ohio n
Flour nominal dull; Whiskey 16; Hogs SIS
e$5 IL; Mess Pork Sl3 %.
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