Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-01
CIR Markrts --Tutrst putrg
Nashville. Tenn
Beeswax~YeIlow 2o@ 23c. % ID

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! Beeswax-Y elbow 20@2 3c. p ID.
Cand les--Mould tallow 800 Ia; hard pres
sed. summer Is; Star 26@2S; Sperm 1904
Coffee--Java 1920; Laguyra IA; Rio Il
@13.
Feathers-Live geese 40.
Grain-Rye $500; Corn 40. Oats, clean go
wheat 60@75.
! Leather--Sole, oak tanned 3S@40 Skirtine
IS; HeI.llock So; Harness 35@37H.
| Molasses. Orleans 72@75; Sugar
House 1890; Golden Syrup1 10.
Provisions-Butter 20@25; Lard Is; Meal
60; Eggs 8.
Salt--B Barrel 40 p bushel; Sacked fine 81
so p bag; Coarse 81 20.
Sngars--New Orleans 12@131s; HAVANA
white 12@l4; do brown HOG: Loaf LAG l6;
Crushed 14@16; Powdered 15@1e.
Tal!ow-- Rendered 10@a1.
Vinegar--Cider, per gallon .oc; per Dbl 4 SO
| as. -
81. Louis, Mo
Ffonr--kdvancing Wheat declining, Red
/ 1873: White l IS; Corn firm; Mixed so;
White 5l@55; Oats firm 36@39; Hemp 5000
500.
Cincinnati. Ohio
Flour 25@4 SO; wheat declined, corn
5 o@5 IS; whiskey l7@ ~, good demand; SUI
gar lower.
Aoss--Dull at 25c p cwt lower. We now
quote 1896 so p cwt gross as the. current
rates. For November delivery there are no
buyers now at over 70 p cwt net and the
market is quiet, though there are rot many
Offering. Beef cattle have been in but moder-
ate supply tie past week, and prices have ruled
slightly higher. The range must now be
called 3 50@5 per cwt gross. the prevailing
rate being 4@4 rs, outside rate being obtain
ed but FOR very extra
Baltimore, Md
Flour Firm at 5 so for cash. Wheat gen.
orally unchanged at ESQ 80 for red and
3O@l As for white. Corn, sales of white at
1920, yellow 75@77c.
Augusta, Ga
Bacon.-There is nothing new to report in
this article. The demand continues fair. the
stock on hand moderate, prices unchanged.
Shoulders l5@ Isl C.; Western Ribbed Sides,
l6; Tennessee do. 17@1715c.: clear Tennes-
see Sides lS@ Is; Hams lS@ 2oc.
Flom.-The trade has slightly improved
since our last weekly report, and prices are
firm at our quotations. Tennessee Superfne
So 90; Tennessee Extra Family Sc 50@6 20.
Wheat ANY quotations for Wheat that
we can give, will not convey an accurate state
of the trade Small lots Gn sacks) of Red sell
from 90c@Sl; and White $l@$l 10; while
large lots of White command from 81 10@ |
80, and some large lots are held at hi CHER
figures. Prices are very irregular, and quanti-
ty as much regarded as quality.
Louisville, Ky-
The market is perfectly ssgnant. The
scarcity of money, the unsettled state of trade
elsewhere and high rates of freight all contri-
bute to it. There is not great deal of paper
offering. Tennessee money is rather better.
The notes of the Planters's Bank are redeemed
by ore broker at discount. and be also takes
the notes of the State and Union Banks OF
Tennessee and some of the free banks in that
State at II discount, while Others charge 2
discount all round Another broker continues
to take the notes of the Ohio and Indiana
State Banxs at par from his customers and
charge discount to outsiders, while all Others
charged ] discount. Eastern exchange contin-
ues at l@lh prem.
Flour dull and rather lower. Small scales
of country and city brands at 81 50@4 20
There is very little wheat arriving as the far
mers are holding back fer higher prices. We
auote good red and white at s0@65c. Corn
ne continue to quote at60@65c, oats at >S0@
35c as dealers buying and selling prices
Very little was done in shem.