Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-09-30
Nashville. Tenn
RATES OF EXCHANGE.

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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
Bank Of Tennessee. pan
lUn!on Bank. do
! Planters Bank. Observation-Disclosures. do
| Merchants Bank do
Bank of the Union. ...................d do
| Traders Bank. ........... .......... dc
Bank of Commerce .......... do
City Bank. .......... do
Farmers Bank. do
Bank OF ParlS.... $3.50. do
Bank of Chattanooga. lido
Bank OF America ............... Soc dis
Citizens Bank. .65c dis
Bank Of Memphis. par
Bucks Bank Observation-Disclosures. do
River Bank. do
Commercial Bank. do
Exchange Bank. .......... no sale
Northern Bank. par
Southern Bank. Zoe dis
Bank of Nashville. par
Bank of Shelbyville. northumberland par
Ocoee Bank &c. dis
Bank Of cambridge. .... &c. ais
Bank of Claiborne. ..........3O SOC. dis
Bank OF farewell. ...............30 SOC. dis
Bank of Trenton. Doc. dis
Bank OF Jefferson. ................30 c. dis
Bank of Knoxville. par
LlWrencebur5 Bank. .10c. dis
All Old Banks of Georgia. par
New Banks - uncertain
South Carolina Banks. PAR
New Orleans Banks. ............1 prem
Mobile Banks par
Kentucky Banks. par
Missouri Banks. .rar
Illinois Banks. .5R10 dis
North Carolina Banks ..3@5 dis
Virginia Banks. .rar
Indiana State Bank. par
Ohio State Bank. .. par
Eo1d- .''...'........ Log prem
\ fair amount OF busin ess has been trans
acted during the week. Our wholesale mer-
chants arc realizing quite brisk country trade.
The produce mark ct has been dull and de-
pressed during the week, which operates to
check the revival of business to cousidera-
Die extent.
CottOn-With the exception of few sales
to fill manufacturers orders, there is nothing
doing in the cotton market, and we quote pri-
ces nominal at 7@l0c, the latter an extreme
figure. which would be paid only for a supe-
riOr article.
| Provisons-We have experienced another
very dull week in the bacon market, The re-
ceipts have been fair, but there is little or no
demand, and our quotations show further
decline Of 1s@A in sides. The following
are the prices which dealers are paying from
wagons: hams 9@lOc, clear sides 73l@6c,
ribbed sides &c, shoulders 6@614c. From
store Il a &c advance on these quotations is
demanded.
Lara--Is very dull and buyers are only Of
fering So @9c.
| ~ !,
ket shows less firmness with a manifest down
ward tent ency. Spectators are waiting for
the indications in regard to the new "crop, ~
which promises to he much larger than we
supposed a few weeks since.
Grain and Aour--The transactions in wheat
have been light with very mod crate receipts
We continue to quote Mediterranean Go
7o@75c for rcd and 1880 for white, the
outside figures for prime article
We hear of nothing doing in flour, though
we continue to quote Extra family at a5@5
so. and superfne s4@4 50.
Groceries-The trade in groceries ha.
been to fair extent, st prices current las
week, and we repeat our quotations as follows
Sugar 90 q l lc in hhds; and 10@ liz in bblS
MolasseS 30@ CSC IN bbls, and 30@40c il bal
bbls; Golden syrup 9o@l Zoe; Rio coffee l:
@12bc
Bagging and Bale Rope-We quote Ten
nessee Bagging at &c, Kentucky 16@20c
and India zoe. Rope 9R@1eR.
Feathers and Ginseng Feathers are in de
mand at 39@45 for live geese, when put II
in good shipping order.
Ginseng finds ready sale at 40@45c.
Leather and bides-1'he market is wei
fsupplied with leather, which we quote as fol
lows: Oak and hemlock tanned sole ard har
ness 27a 2Se; skirting Doc: upper S27@30 pc
dozen; dry hides are worth Sc 10c, and gree
Sc perlb.
Salt-We quite coarse sack at 81 Go, an
! fine at 10; barrel is selling at 371ac pc
busher
Wheat bags-Two bushels l74@2oc each
Augusta, On
Bacon sides 1OA @lo3I, for clear; 10@l0.
for ribbed: hams 1la12. and scaice; shoul-
ders 7sl@e; lard ~ @l2Ls: butter Hole
red wheat Sl@l 10; white loci 20;latte
price for large lots choice wheat Flour So
@6 co for extra family in sacks and bbls; corr
e2B a IS; oats 5O@55: stock peas 1880; rye
1880; feathers 35@ 80; beeswax 25c; driec
peaches peeled. 2 5o@s3; do unpeeled l q
@sl so.
Atlanta, Ca
The stock OF bacon is ligh: especially o
joints, and but little demand for anythin;
but hams and shoulders; we have no chang
to note in the price Of clear sides-l0i4 G
10l, shoulders $685.; hams 12@l215, prim
to choice; hog round l04; lard in bbls. lo2I
in kegs and cans, choice, 12i4; corn saeke
58@60--duil; wheat sacked so, accordin
to quality: oats sacked 70@75, very scarce
flour superfne 2 25@2 so, extra 2 5o@2 "a
feathers 4oc per 10.
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