Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-28
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Nashville. Tenn
Business is without m aterial change. Not
much activity in any branch of trade. Col
lections are said to be rather SLOW
Money matters seem to be getting easier
The banks are diseounting with moderate de-
gree of liberality.
Cotton-The market has exhibited no new
feature of interest this week the sales have
been light. Wequote 714@8s as the ruling
figures, though we noticed al sale of a few bales
extra at 81.
The receipts OF the week are 466 bales a.
gainst 1859 for the same time last year, and
the total receipts since Sept 1st are 1918 ba les,
against 1871 to the same time last year, and
5,397 for the year previous.
CanGlcs--We find decline quoted in mould
candles to 12ls and Star are held at 1922.
Cheese-The supply of Western Reserve is
ample, and prices have receded a Faction
We now quote it at 10@1O1s.
Coffee-The supply is ample. and Rio has
declined since our last report. 1t is now quo
ted at lo]s oil.
Drugs and Dyes-We notice no change in
this department. Stocks are AMPLE with a
dull trade
Feathers-Stili recede, and are now quoted
at 25@3o. - 80
Flour-Is unchanged. The supply is large,
and the demand confined to consumption
Fruits and Nuts-We notice no change ex-
cept in Almonds, which are IN supply at 2Oc.
Grain-Wbeat is unchanged. Since the
decline TIE receipts have fallen off slightly,
though they are yet pretty well up to the de-
mand.
Corn has improved somewhat fact attrib-
utable we presume to the report of heavy
damage sustained by the crop in some of the
Western States Nothing doing Oats.
Lead--We reduce our quotations for shot in
bags to 81.
Molasses-The stock ample, and prices still
manifest downward tendency We quote
New Orleans in bbls. at23@25; Golden Syrup
50@90c. Sales at auction of so bbls. at 22@
%; and rs half bbls at 25@26.
Oils--Lard Oil is held at ST., and Tanners
85@Sl. Othei varieties no change.
Tobacco--The sales of the week in hogs
heads have been very. light, and prices I'M
changed. wohhds. sold at 81 50@6 Co.,
No change in loose
Hogs-We hear of nothing doing. Consid-
cradle killing has been done for market during
the week. and prices have been ruled at Sc.
Provisions--In bacon we have no new fea@
ture to remark. There is comparatively little
doing. and prices remain unchanged.
Butter-Is better sale, and we now quote it
WHOLESALER at 1920. In other articles of
provisions we notice no change
Soap We reduce our figures to 41a@51sl
for Turpentine bar
Sugars--The market continues to receive
weekly re-enforcements, and prices have a
steady downward tendency. Sales at auction
of ID hbds. at 81 al.
Whisky--The supply is ample. and prices
are without quotable change. Sales at auction
of Pixies al II q 49, other brands 1895.
Flour--Held at 81: Wheat s5@s711zS,; Corn
5000; Oats 35@39.
We notice the arrival of some new bacon.
held at Zoe. hoground. Lard in bbls 100 1O1s
cans and kegs IL. Flour dull, 50 40 for SUI
perfine, 2 50@2 60 fer extra family. Wheat
dull S0@ so sacked for good red and white.
Corn 57@60. Sacked Cats 45@48. feathers
foc. Apples, green 81 so per bushei, dry So. |
New york, n. " /
Cotton--Heavy, 400 bales seld. Flour, Ohio. |
81 90; Southern, 4 5000 95. Wheat firm.
white corn 20, prime pork s11 6O@T1 rs.
Lard 80 az, Sugar and Coffee quiet, Molas-
'es. active 25@25tz ~
New Orleans. La--
.Cotton--Sa1es 1000 bales Prices easier, I
)55@g7S. Sales Of the week, $500 bales
Receipts $1,000 bales. Stock, 1853. $40 bales.
Decrease in. receipts, 2l3, 400 bales. Decrease
it all ports $40. 500. Sterling 6l5 a8 premium.
lour dull. Other articles generally uSchang- 4
d.