Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-03-19
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Nashville. Tenn

NASHVILLE. Tenn
: charlottesville during the week hav,
= not been heavy, though prices have been wei
maintained We hear of the sales of So bale
at 11@l2@
i Coifee--The market is still considerably
excited in consequence of late advances in New
Orleans, and prices have decidedly an upward
: tendency Several large lots have changed
hands during the week at our outside quota
tons. We hear of the sale of 100 bags barely
Prime at lie. The ruling rates for Common
New Orleans to selected Baltimore are 1l@13c
Sugar-The stock is not large but sufficient
to supply the demand, and prices remain I'M
changed. The only sales reported were 10
! hhds. Pr ime at 12c and Is hhds Common at
lie.
I Molasses-The demand has been limited
Sales of the week embracing only about $50
bbls. Reboled may be quoted at 68@70c.
and Sugar-House at SOC. Golden Syrup is
worth 9O@S1 90.
! Salt--B ARIEL has declined to 35c. Buyers
have come forward with mVe freedom, and
larger lots have changed hands. An active
demand continues to exist for Liverpool, 81 70
/ for Fine Selected, and 81 so for Coarse.
+ Flour-Transactions have been restricted on
account of limited supplies. Extra is worth
81 0Oyin lots and Superfine S6 so.
Bacon-The receipts are heavy and strong
demand exists. Prices have been very fluctu-
/. ating hog round is worth 1OLc.
/ Lard-With large demand and light re-
ceipts, the price for choice lots has advanced
to 1ls4 Gle.
Fish--The supply of Mackerel is about
equal TO the demand. We hear of sales of
so kits, No 2, in lots. at 81 0O@2 25, and 25
kits, No l, at 81 rs. Half barrels, No 2, are
worth Sc 80, and bbls, No 8. Sll 90.
Cheese-->'tock is very light and the quality
generally inferior. Western Reserve may be
quoted at l2Ia. and English Dairy at l5@I6;
the outside quotations being for selected lots.
Candles--The demand for star is good, and
buyers are purchasing more freely at the late
advance than was anticipated About 300
boxes have changed hands within the last
week at 26c for short weights Sperm are
still worth Acc.
Beeswax-The ruling rates from wagons are
20@22c.
Feathers-Prime Live Geese are still in de-
mand lat Acc.
Fruit--Dried Peaches and apples are IN
changed, the receipts being light, and buyers
paying our quotations for good lots. Raisins
are worth 81 80 per box: hhf boxes 81 400
90; or. boxes 81 80. We hear of 25 drums
Smyrna Figs, in lots, at 17c p fb. Also of 10
sacks S. S. Almonds at 20 cents. Texas
Pecans may be quoted at 12c.
Whiskey-The demand has been unusually
large, but several heavy lots having been
thrown on the market in the early part of the
week, prices became easier, and the best Gin
cinnati brands were offered at 25@26c. Good
brands of City rectihed are worth 23@25c.
Remarks Our readers win of course recol-
lect that the quotations above for Groceries are
the selling rates, while the quotations for
Provisions and country Produce are the buying
rates from wagons.
sbcIbyviiie, Tenn
Trade is very brisk and all kinds of produce
is much sought after and has an advancing
tendency. In groceries prices remain about as
last week. Buying prices of produce from
Wagons:
Flour-The stock on hand is light and but
little coming in. Figures exhibit an upward
tendency, the demand is active. We quote
extra family at $6@6 75c., superfne Sc so.
Meal-The supply is light and 50955c is 3
offered from wagons.
Grain--We notice no change in the price of
grain, Red Wheat is in demand at 81 a 81 I0c.
White Wheat 81 1o@1 20, nothing doing in.
other varieties of grain.
Seed-Clover seed is in demand, 50 % per
bushe by the Dbl Blue Grass seed 81 SO.
Timothy seed, 81 Soc p bushel, Herds Grass
seed 81 25@2 SOC e bushel
Feathers--We quote at 4O@44c.
Provisons--Bacon in demand at 9@9Xc
hog round, clear Sides, 81 q 10c; Shoulders,
~ Csc; Hams, 81 @9. Lard is active at
1913 @11ac.
SaIt-Fino sack 81 4Oc., coarse Dbl. salt
81.
Shot-We quote at So 25c@2 4Oc.
BeeswaX-2Oc.
Whisky-Cincinnati 80 @35e, Lincoln 500
45c
Powder-RiAe 81 SOC, Blasting Sc.
Sugar-121a @14he.
Coffee-12@l4c.
Molasses-75@Soc, Dbl.
Rice-7@I5c. a
Iron-Nashvi Vile price with carriage added.
Augusta, Ga
Cotton--Buyers are asking decline OF Il
cent to which holders do not accede. There
is consequently very little doing, and that for
home factories. Prices are not settled.
Corn--The supply is ample, and sells at 85c,
sacks included. The trade is dull.
Flour Superfne, So 90, and country brands
from So O0@8 90. Extra Family Flour
SO so.
Bacon--The supply is about equal to the
demand. The sales have been large the past
week, at from 11@11R cents--some swell
cured and neatly trim med meat has brought
fraction higher price. while some green meat
has been sold at from l09101ac. Holders are
firm, and prices are tending upwards.
Lard-This article is very scarce. and sells
readily from lag 1411a cents. Prices are ad-
yancng.