Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
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Reducing the wheat to flour, the excess of
receipts in 1858 over 1857, is equal to 724 .Q79
bbls.
Notwithstanding this great increase. our ex-
ports are very little in excess of those Ct last
years during the same period.
We hear of no transactions in flour except
in retail way for home consumption. As yet
there is DO export demand.
Groceres--1he grocery market, with an
ample supply to meet the demand, exhibits the
usual duilness of the season. though our mer-
chants are fully satisfied with the trade. We
quote sugar, in bids 81 as, III bbls ta9; Mo-
lasses in bbls. 93G35, in half bbIs, 33t13S;
Sugar House, 37@4 40; Golden Syrup e0@$l;
Rio Coffee l2Ia @l3is.
Bagging and Bale Rope--There is very lit
tie doing in these articles. We quote Ken
lucky and Ind lana at 20c, and Tennessee wide
al 25c. Bale rope is selling at 9@llc.
Bags Seamless, Ter doz, 81 so; Machine
sewed per doz, S4i Guhny, 2ll2 bush, l2@ l4c
each.
Iron and Castings Tennessee bar.
5[c; Pittsbug bar, 314c; Band, 7@7@c;
Hoop, So @9%e; Sheet, S@9lsc; Common
Castings, Az a &c; Mil Cranks aud Gudgeons,
sc; Wagon Boxes, 4JGc, per Ii; Pig S30@ 80
per ton.
Whsky--W We quote Rectifed at 20@2lc,
and Country at 400 Coo.
Leather and Hides.--The market is well
supplied with leather, which we quote as fol-
lows; Oak and hemlock tanned Sole and lIar-
ness 29@ SOC, Skirting 30@35a Upper S27@
80 per dozen; Dry Hides are worth l2a @ l5c,
aud Green 495c per ID.
Cattle--Butchers are paying 5@5lc neat.
and 2 Csc gross for Beef Cattle. and 81 SOC
g so for Sheep.
Feathers--Live Geese command 33@35c
when put up in good shipping order.
Suniries- -Gnseng, 40G45c; Bees wax goo
22c; Salt 81 25@S1 90; Star Candies lS@2 0c
Atlanta, Ga
Baccn-Clear sides o. Q1Ol6; shoulders
63s@7e; hams ~ @6H; hog round 80 @
81 demand light lard in bbls l014 q To-. /;
10 kegs ii y "a lie; corn GOA 62c; scarce aud
in demand; flour, spper6ne, l76 per sack; ex-
ira 2 20; wheat, red, old crop. 7o5; new, none
in market yet; feathers 45c per h.; trade very
dull.
Bacon is dull sale. We quote clear sides
at 7l@s, hams 6@6l, shoulders 5, hog round
6dGi--from wagons,
IiaIu--4u Suifpiio OIuOIt oWO 4C.
Wheat--50d co.
Groceries, Few sales at former .prices--
Plenty in market.
Sugai--By the Dbl SO 10; ~ the hid 70
0 cts.
CofIee--13@l43 according to quality and
quantity.
Molasses--in bbls and half Ibis 4o@45;
retail 80 cts.
LIo,,- 05Ro EA
Cotton--7@ l0l.
Leaf, Sos cents per ID.
Nals--5@6 cents.
Whiskey-- 25@60 cents by the bbl.
Star caudles--By the box. 23@25e.
Tallow candles--13@l5 cents.
Rice--7@7!c.
Bseswax--2O cents.
Feathes-25 ecqts per pound.
Augusta, Ga
Bacon--We note more frInnefs in the mar
ket; but prices remain unchanged. Demand
moderate, and stock somewhat reduced. Hog
round 81 @9c; shoulders 707l; hams S@9e;
sides loio; Duffield hams l3!c,
Grain--The transactions in wheat are small
aud at unchanged prices. New Wheat COM
mands 81 for prime red and 81 10 for prime
white. Old is selling at e5@l soc for red, and
95e@I for white. Corn is scarce, ahc in de-
mand at 75c per bushel Other Grain nouli-
nal.
Flour.--We have nothing new. to Tote in
this article. The market continues dull, aad
prices remain as last quoted: Tennessee ex-
ira family SO; extra ST 1895; superhne 81
so.
ard,--This article aemains as previously
quotod--Hl Gle. *