Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-02-11

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LAND WARRANTS.
SOS and 1905. 75t
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/ Coiton-Cotton is coming in pretty freely
and there is good deal of animation in the
market. We heard of sales yesterday at Sls
! @9% and to-day sales were made at so @9a
The market has improved during the week
A@Hc.
The receipts of cotton reach 5 900 bales a.
gainst Is, 1856 at the same date last wear. This
heavy deficiency in the receipts is attributed
to the fact that planters have been holding
back for better prices, and that the receipts OF
the present and coming month will materially
lessen the deficiency. The receipts of the
past and current week show considerable in
crease over those of the two previous weeks
If the receipts of this month and the next
should realizs expectations. there can he but
little doubt that the most favorable time for
the planters to sell win be as soon as they can
SO nd their cotton to market
Coffee--Rie worth l0b GIL. Java 1sc.
Molasses--New Orleans 23@25. Sugar
house 5000, Syrup 5Q@SO.
Flour the market is quiet. but prices are
firm at our quotations, viz--fine $3@3 so 70
Dbl. superiine 8 1884; extra family 4 500
SIS. SIX
Wheat SALES light; but little offered. We
quote at 5O@60 per busbel.
Bacon--There is a brisk demand for bacon,
aud considerable quantities are coming in from
the country. We qnote from wagons at &c for
hams; &c for shoulders, nd Ga for clear sides,
hog round 7A@8c. ns
Lard--Is in demand at ~ CSC per ID. and
finds ready SALE
Corn--There is no demand for corn. We.
Butter-The supply is liberal and prices
range from 15@ Zoe. per lb, wholesale.
Eggs--Are plentiful and bring by the guam
tity &c per dozen.
Sugar-The market is well supplied with
Sugar. We quote New Orleans brown at Go
Be per ID by the hid; HAVANA white 81 g
10; Loaf l3@l4c. per lb.
Bacon-The stock is gradually Increasing
with very little improvement in the quality.
We quote for shoulders ~ @ lOc for Sides; IL
@11k; Hap,s ll@ l2Isc.
Lard--Ths supply is large, and selling at
3Ia @ l0c; and in cans. extra fine, lOlac.
Corn--The supply is light, hn. large lots
gSOufu Hot over w Va w. o@Sho III
GUIDED; retailing at zoe, and from wagons
delivered Coo is paid.
Irish potatoes--The general sales, by the
quantity. are from 50 25@3 80.
Flour--This commodity is very dull, and
he stock large. 1t 3 difficult to give reli able
quotations. as the anxiety Of sellers is too |
,reat. We quote for country brands OF SUI
,erfne &5@5 25. but the quotations are nom-i
nal. City Mills generally sell from rs to SOC
more, in consequence Of the neatness OF the
,ackages. as well as the certainty of the fresh
less Of the -four. 60
Ga. ~
Bacon--Tbis article IS beginning to arrive
n small lots. We quote sides 121s hams II =
honlders 1Ox, retail. There ia still consld- 1
aable gseen or unsmoked in market, which 1
ellis as follows; Sides l2X. Hams IL, Shout
ers 9. Il
Irish Potatoes--Our market is very we'll
Implied with choice planting potatoes. which
70 selling at So so per barrel and 81 Per
ushel. eses 5#f.f
Lara--Seyeral fresh arrivals have given. Us I
tolerable good supply Of Lard, which, is !;
cling at lac. retail and lie. by the barrel.