Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-10
NASHVILLE. Tenn
Missouri Banks. lc dis

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BANK NOTE LIST, Missouri Banks. 1c di
Bank Of Tennessee part Illinois Banks. 5cdi
Union Bank -. dol " Carolina Banks 2cdi
PlanteTsp Bank. :. do Virginia Banks lc d;
Merchants Bank ,doi0hio Banks. &c di
Bank Of the Union do Blk of Shelhyville pal
Traders, Bank -. doi0coee Bank ~. pal
Bank of Commerce do Bank of cambridge pal
City Bank dol Blk Of Claiborne 75c dis
farmers Bank. do Bank of fazeweli 2cdis
Bank of Paris. :. do Bank of Trenton &c dis
Bank Of Chattanoogado, Bank Of j efferson 2cdis
Bank of Americs lc dis Bank of Knoxville PAL
Citizens Bank zoo dis Lawrenceburg Blk 2cdis
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk lie dis
Bucks Bank dol SPECIE.
River Bank :. do Americans Gold par@ ~
Commercial Banklcdis Silver. pal
Exchans Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank :. :. parsN. Y. selling q }e pre-
Southern Bank. 1c dis Philadelphia do dc
Bank. of Nashville pa.I Balfilaore do. do
Georgia fold banksl led Cincinnati do. dc
do new do --lNew Orleans do. do
S.Catolina Banks 3cdisi LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks 1c dis 40's -. ;. -. 90
Alabama Banks lie dis 8D's and 1905. ;. .80e
Kentucky Banks 3cdisll20's ........... 75c
! sCoton-The receipts are very light, aud the
views Of holders being above those of buyers,
we have no transactions at report. We quote
the extremes Of the market 70 l0c.
Breadstuf1s-- The demand for flour is main
ly for home consumption, and absorbs about all
that is put upon. The market, and prices are
firmly sustained. We. quote City Mills .Su-
per6ne at 4 5O@$5. extra 90 @$6, and
double exta6@s so per Dbl, the outside fig
ures being the retail prices. We quote coun-
try. in bags, at 2@2 rs for superfine and and
So 5o@2 20 for extra.
Z The demand for wheat exceeds the supply.
and with continued light receipt, prices are
fully sustained. A prime article Of red and
white readily command 81 05@1 10 per
bushel, and fair 1@l Csc.
- Professionally here is little doing in bacon,
owing to the light receipts. and the small a.
mount upon the market. We quote shoulders
at72@8c, hams l01s ole, Clear Sides lo}@
1875, ard Ribbed, 90 q Zoe, from wagons.
From store, packed. &c advance on these prices
is demanded. Prime lard is selling in retail
way al 1l@l2c
Groesries--T There is fair business doing in
3r ,ceries, at prices within the range of the
following quotations.
: Sugar Fair Ia TIC and prime to choice
s@83 per. ID in hhds.. and x q lc advance on
these quotations in bbls; New York coffee SUI
gars le@llTc; crushed and powdered lliS a
lie; Loaf liz @l2c-
,Melasses and Syrup-Molasses III bbls $50 40ci
per gallon; half bbls.y 4o@45ci sugar house
1895. Golden syrup in bbls 40; half bbls
IS. and kegs 60 eallons) 81.
Cofee--Ric 12,4 @l3c, Laguyra 12@ 15c,
Java $50 zoe per Id,
Tea-Imperial 5oc@sl Gunpowder 5oc@
rs, Young Hyson 4o@80, Black s60c@sI so
Sait-Ws quote Coarse Sack at 81 so, and
Fine 81 S0@1 90;and barrel 4oc 2 bush. The
stock on the market Is ample TO meet the fall
demand.
Dried Fruit-Buyers are offering S0@Sl
p -bushel for peeled Apples. There are no
peaches offering. though prime article
OF peeled would readily command 81 -50@S5.
Feathers-Feathers are in demand at $50
4oc Tor live geese. when put up in good ship
ping order.
Ginseng-Finds ready sale at 25@30
Peeswax--our merchants are paying Csc,
for beeswax.
Weoi--There is an active demand for wool
at the following quotations.: Clean washed
32c: pulled 2S@3Oc; and unwashed 18@ 20ct
per 10.
Cattle and hogs-Dealers are offering 12@
&c per lb. gross for beef cattle, and $1@l sol
per head Cor sheep. We heard of sale a few
days ago of lot of one hundred Hogs at &c
per lb. gross, and at this figure we quote the
market. The stock on saleis about equal to
the demand.
Team
There is bat little doing in our market
scarcely enough to report. The stocks of ba-
con. wheat and corn are very light. Our
quotations below will be found correct:
Apples--Green selling from wagons at
Sl@I 25 p bushel.
Butter selling at. from 1S@25c.
Bacon Sides TX q re. Hams I03@l1c,
Shoulders e11s @9c.
Corn-Old 500 So; new Acc.
Chickens lo3@l5c. -
Ccffee-i324c per lb.
, Eggs--l2a q loo per dozen.
Flour-Super6ne Saga 25; family 3 ESQ
8 so.
MoIasses-47@6oc per gallon,
: Lard -Nonein market.
Potatoes--Sweet selling from wagons at
60@6oc. Irish selling from wagons at 400
SOC, per busbel.
Sugar-Brown (new crop 9l@1le per ID.
Turnips-30@ 40e per bushel,
Wheat-Red 9o@95; white 95@Sl per
bushel. se.y
Atlanta, Ga
Pork--Supply very limited -dema nd good
and -much enquiry att net.
Beef--Supply not equal to the dem and--i
market slightly advanced. Price 4@518 by
wholesale.
( Bacon--Stock light. We quote to-day.
hog round l0l9c.
Lard -l3@l5 cents. Light supply on hand.
Flour--Superfine 80 70 per hundred
Extra Family SIS so.
Corn Limited supply in market and the
demand good at 600 20 cents from wagons.
Meal--From wagons 7o@80 ccnts per bush.
ell, with a very light stock on hand.
Sweet Potatoes--Gs off readily, 40@5o per
bushe1.-
Irish Potatoes--Country 75@l %; North
ern 81 so per bushel.
Peas--90@ 81 90 per bushel =.
Wheat--Eells, briskly at Si@1 Is per
bushef.
SheIbyviIle, Tenn
Bacon-hog round, 9@9tt4: hams, 101a ILL
shoulders 7I@71a; clear s, les. 101zc.
Lard--In new barrels lOts q lie; old stands
Sc.
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