Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-09-17
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Nashville. Tenn
Beeswax-Y elbow 20@23c. p ID.
| Candles--Mould tallow 1904; hard pres
sed. summer Is; Star 26@28; Sperm 40@45
Coffee--Java 1920; Laguyra IA; Rio l:
@13.
Feathcrs-Live geese 40.
Grain-Rye 5000; Corn so; Oats, clean 80
wheat 6O@S5.
Leather--SoIe oak tanned 5000; Skirtins
45; I1e1llock Sc; Harness 35@37H.
Molasses.--New Orleans 72@75; Suga
House 1880; Golden Syrup 10.
Provisions-Butter 20@25; Lard Is; Mea
60; Eggs 8.
Salt--Barrel 40 p bushel; Sacked fine. 81
| 80 p bag; Coarse 81 20.
( Susars--New Orleans 1908; Havanns
white 12@14; do brown 11@l6; Loaf 14@ 16
Crushed 14@16; Powdered 1876.
TalIow--Rendered 10@l1.
Vinegar--Cider, per gallon 10c; per bbl 4 sc
Huntsville Ala
Beef 4@8 p b. Mutton per quartz,
50c@S 81. Chickens 1215 @15c. -. Tur keys
50@S1. :. Butter 1890. Corn Meal coo
-. Corn per Dbl SO. Oats per hundred 40c
-. Fodder per cwt 5o@S1.. Potatoes p
bushel so.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Flour-The market has been a good deal
depressed during the week. and prices to-
wards the close assumed decided downward
tendency, closing nominal at $50 8 10 for
choice and extra white Wheat. 81 So was
the outside offered for superfne. The re-
ceipts are large, and the demand limited and
local.
Grain--The market for wheat has been very
duh all the week, and decline of 7@10c per
bushel has been established. The transactions
add up 81 600 bushels. closing rather heavy at
95c@Sl Oh for white, the latter for prime and
S5ta90c for Red.
Since the above was W.T. itten, the market
has dragged heavily, and prices have further
declined. closing at 85@94 for fair prime White
and 1880 for Red.
ST. Louis, Mo
Liberal receipts of wheat, which added to
the lots held over, oYerstocked the market an d
occasioned decline of . to 10c per bushel.
The demand was chiefly from milers. Prices
for prime qualities were pretty well sustained.
New Orleans adyices of the 7th quoting -four
at 25. fattened the market. and there was
but small enquiry for city mills. A sale of
1000 bbls. super6ne reported at $5--a decline.
The trade demand for country brands, ho wev-
er, continues without change.
August,. Ga
Wholesome few sales of small lots were
made at 81 Is for White, 81 for Red. Lar
ger lots would command higher figures.
Ga
Four.-The stock of Flour on the market
is large and daily increasing, with little or
no speculative feeling existing. We quote
Superine Sc, Extra 81 80. and Family So 20
S8 so per Dbl.
Bacon.-We have no change to notice in this
article. The market is quiet but steady, at
the following prices: Ribbed Sides l6@17 in
lots, and Shoulders 15c per ID. Jobbers are
asking an advance on the above from store.
Wheat.-We have 10 report dull market
for Wheat the past week. No sales have
taken place. to our knowledge. The late ac-
counts from Northern markets were of an un-
favorable nature; consequently it has affected
prices here. Received during the week about
10000 bushels, and exported S1.466, viz: to
New York, 4.467, and to Baltimore 1900
bushels.
Corn.-We are net advised Of any transac-
lions of consequence in Corn during the past
week. Some small lots of Georgia and Ten |
nessee have heen taken at ST to 81 05. job
bers are retailing from store at 81 10 to 81 Is. !
Stock equal to the demand.