Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-15

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I The river has been receding slowly during
the week, but there remains water enough fol
all classes Of boats.
Business during the week has been healthy
and active, with very little fluctuations in
prices.
Cotton-The business OF the week has been
| light owing to unfavorabe news and de-
clining market. The close, however, evinced
better feeling and sales were made at slight
advance--9@101.
The receipts of the week amount to $50
bales, against 784 for the week previous, and
40 for the same time last year; and the total
receipt at this point since September LIST "a
amount to Is. 748 against 20, l6s for the same
time last year, and ii ,297 for the year previ-
GUS.
Tobacco--The trade of the week has been
heavy, and sales have been made nron ner-
vous and advancing market. Figures have
ranged mostly from the sevens to the tens,
and as high as 10 95 has been paid.
Bacon--The market has been active du-
ring the week, and receipts heavy. Sales have
been made mostly at 81 hog round, but yes
terday there was light improvement, and as
higb as 35 was paid in some instances for
ktra quality.
Provisions notice no change in the
provision department.. except in eggs. which
have declined TO 6@6s frcm wagons, and
s11s at retail.
Grocelies--We refer the reader to the ono
tations of last week Of the grocery market,
from which there has been no change during
the week.
Savannah. Ga--
Bacon--The market for bacon is dropping.
The demand is limited and the stock full
There is some difference in the views of hold
ers. Purchases can be made in large lots, of
shoulders at 81 C, and ribbed sides at 1890.
In small quantities 1l@1a over these figures
is asked.
Lard-In good supply, with light demand;
in bhls. IL lsc; kegs l2@12Isc.
Corn-The stock of Corn is very low, but
the heavy receipts daily expected prevent any
advance. We quote 75c from wharf and SOC
IS from store.
Ga
Bacon--There has bean no change in prices
in bacon. Clear sides l2@ 1919 C; ribbed l1c:
hams l2c; shoulders Sc wholesale. Retail pri-
ces half accent higher
Lari--Several fresh arrivals have given us
a tolerable good supply of lard which is sell
ling at l29c retail and lie by the Dbl.
Con- The demand quite brisk; we quote !
71@80c from stores.
Sc
Bacon-The transactions in all descIp tons
Of meat have established decline this week. |
The market which opened at l0!@ll for /
sides, has declined to 10Ia @l024c. Shout
iers. which were selling at the close of the |
previous week at S3@824 have settled down
1t SO 81, the latter price is considered an ex-
RENE rate. Hams are nominal.
Tenn
Sugar--By the Dbl, 8@10c; by the hid.
as.
Coffee--13@143, according to quality and
quantity.
Moasses-In Dbl. and half Dbl. 4O@45;
.etail SOC.
Bacon-- Market tolerably dull--recepts
'retty large. The ruling figure is 724-an
extra lot commands Sc.
Lard-e4@9c.
Wheat-The demand is increasing at former
white 6O@70; red 5e@6Oc.
Flour--S2 25@2 SO.
Cotton--7@ 1O1ac.s
Tobacco-Leaf, 3@5c p ID.
: Nails--5@6c
Whisky--25@9Oc. by the Dbl.
Star Candles--By the box, 23@25c.
Tallow Candles--13@15c.
Ries-7@7Hc.
Beeswax--20 oents.
.Feathers--25c per ID.
Augusta. Ga
Baccn--Hog round 1917 @1ols and scarce;
tides IL Is shoulders O.; hams l0@l0A, the I
ormer are scarce and in great demand, but I
nams are dull at quotations. Lard 1l@l2,
md but little in the market in first hands; red |
wheat Sit 81 05. for prime, and white 81 10
a1 15; flour 5 5O@5 75for extra family; AZ /
q S. for superfine; corn 7o@75; oats 45@5O;
stock peas 90@S1; whrte beans $1@l %; :
feathers 35, pea nuts Sl@l 25; beeswax %;
ontter IL @ Is; eggs 11@12. The stock of ba-
con is now lighter in this market than for !
many years past at the same time.
All anita, Ga
Since our last bacon has been coming for
ward freely, and the stock Oh sale is ample;
prices. however, remain firm and in good de-
nand at 10c for well cured hog round, clear
sides lie, hams l0t@11 Lard in demand at /
l0H oil. Corn brisk at 5S@6O. Wheat and
-four dull at former prices. Dried apples 81
i0@l so: peaches 1882.
Tenn
Irish Potatoes-ooa60c. Krout 81 per
bushel Cider Soc per gallon Onion se,s
25@1 80. Flour, superfne S2@2 % per
sack. Bacon, hog round 9@l0. Lard 80 90.
Corn 40@50. White wheat 70@80; red 65@
Zoe.