Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-28


quite active during The week, the sales add
ing up about $50 hhds at prices within the
range of our quotations. excepta few hhds. OF
Fancy and very superior, which commanded
high and full prices
Provisions--B has suffered slight de-
cline during the week, in consequence of IN
favorable news from Cincinnati and New Or
leans, and the market closes rather dnll and
inactive. The receipts are fair for the sea-
son and ample to meet the demand which
continues limited. We quote hog round 80
80, shoulders 6s1@7, hams sos &c, and
clear sides 9}@1Oc, from wagons. From store
the prices demanded are I@Hc above our
quotations.
There is an active demand for lard at 1Oc
for prime in good shipping packages.
Breadstuffs-The transactions in flour have
been confined mainly to supply the demand
for home consumption. We quote extra and
family ate 50@&7 and superfne at 5 SOFAS So
With light stock on the market and a
good demand, corn is in better request at an
advance, and we now qnote the mark ct at IS
975s per bushel sacks included.
! Wheat has been dull during the week and
has suffered a decline. We quote prime red
and white at Sl@1 10 and inferior to TAN
65 @90c per hushel.
| One of our dealers sold 700 sacks yesterday
of low grade and in bad condition for the
| Cincinnati market at l 10, sacks included.
| Groceries--The transactions in Groceries
! have beck limited and showa considerable de-
cline in the trade. Prices. however. con-
Etinue firm. We quote Sugar at 63@7c fol
! fair and 71@8c for prime to choice, In hhds
and 3@lc advance on these quotations TO
barrel. Molasses at 10000 per gallon II
bbls; 42@43 in half bbls. Sugar hous'
molasses is held at 42@45c and Golden Syrul
at 75c to 81 per gallon. Coffee at l29 l3e 10
Rio. l4@l5 for Laguyra. and $50 zoe for Java
Feathers and Ginseng--Feashers are IN de-
nand at doe, for live geese, when put N
lin good shipping order. Ginseng finds read.
sale at 50@55c.
Besswax--Our merchants are paying 27c TO
lbeeswax.
Bagging and Bale Rope-Wequote Tennes
see bagging at 2O@22c. Kentucky l6@l8, an
India lSc. Rope 6@l0, and Manila Cordag
14@1ec.
Grain and Flour bags-No. l Osnaburg. {
2 bu hels, Zoe each in lots Of 100 and up
wards; No. do. l7@lSc.
Flour sacks of loo lbs 121sc each, in lo'
of LOO and upwards; so lbs, do &c.
; Leather and Hdes--The market Is we
supplied with leather, which we quote as fol
lows: Oak and hemiock tanned sole an
harness ZIG Soc; sk.rting 30c; upper 81. ga
, per dozen. Dry hides l21s G l5c, and uree
trimmed, 5@6c per pound. .
Salt-We quote coarse sack at 81 Zolei o
and fine at 81 so, and barrels Soc per ousne
Cbeese-We quote cheese as follows: We'
tern Reserve l2@133c, English DAIRY IN
l5c per pound.
Candles--Tallow IL held a. lac for mou
d and lac for hard pressed; star l3@Zzc; al
sperm 4o@42c
Lard OLIVE quote pure lard oil, from sso
I at 81 10 per gallon, manufacturers prices,
Wool--There is an active demand Tor Gle
e washed Wool at 30c per ID.
Whisky The market continues nrm
l26@2Sc. Country is quoted at ao@75s a
cording to quality.
n Hogs and Cattle-Dealers are offering 4@
|, gross for hogs, 22@4c gross for cattle. She
are selling at 50 50@$4, according to quali
IS The stock of Cattle il the market is unust
Tally light at present, and the receipts limitt
. There is an active demand for hogs, cattle
sheep at our quotations.