Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-08-04

Bank Of Nashville pa.
All Old Banks of Georgia. par
New Banks uncertain
South Carolina Banks. ...........p par
New Orleans Banks. .............1 prem
Mobile Banks -. par
Kentucky Banks. par
Missouri Banks par
Illinois Banks. 1910 dis
North Carolina Banks .........3@5 dis
Virginia Banks. par
Ohio State Bank -. par
Gold. 1890. ..1@2 prem
Bank Of Shelbyville. ............p par
Ocoee Bank. par
BreadStulfs and Provisions-We hear of no
export demand for -four The principal mar
kets Of the country, with the single excep-
ton of Cincinnati, present depressed and
downward tendency, while there continues an
entire absence Of foreign demand. We quote
extra -four at 506S6, and superfne at SAG
so, the outside figures being retail prices.
The transactions in wheat continue mainly on
millers' account, at a decline Of 5010c since
last week. The market is dull, with de-
cliring tendency at 80095c per bushel for
prime red and $4,000 for pr; me white. For
corn there is an active demand at 90c@S1 per
buShel sacked. The receipts, however, are
light. Oats command zoe per bushel sacked.
There is very little bacon in the country
and with limited demand mainly for home
consumption the receipts continue light
We quote shoulders at 4@7I5c, hams 915 a
l0c, and clear sides 9sI @lOc. from wagons.
From store, packed, &c advance on these
quotations is demanded. Prime lard is in
request at 11@11Rc, from wagons.
Cotton Yarns-The following are the agents
quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700 and 800, &c
per doz; GOO, 10c; 500, lie: and 400, 12c.
Groceries-We quote Sugar at 61@7c for
fair. and ~ @8c for prime to choice, in hhds.,
and l@1c advance on these quotations for bar
rel. Molasses at 40@42c per gallon in barrels,
1905 in half bhls. Sugar house mo-
lasses is held at 50@55c, and Golden Syrup
at 75c to 81 per gallon. Coffee at l2@13c for
Rio. Halls for Laguyra. and $50 zoe for Java.
Whiskey-- Whiskey 27@29c per
gallon; Country is quoted at 50@75c, accord
ing to quality.
Business continues very dull. The grain
trade has not yet fairly opened. and until it
does we may expect dull times.
Atlanta, Ga
Reported expressly for tie Fayetteville O5serrer
ATLANTA. GA, July Goth, 1859.
" o. HaUgce. Esq
DEAR SIR:-We nave no change TO note in
our bacon market since our last. The de-
mand has been limited. and clear sides are
selling at l13{ @12, choice hams 1l@l1%c,
shoulders So 40, hog round l09@1034, this
is Tennessee bacon. Western bacon some
lower. Lard in bbls 123@13. cans 14D15.
Corn 7O@75. Wheat S1@l 10.
Very respectfully,
McMlLLEN, FLEMING & Co,
G,OcerS and Commission Merchants.
New orseaus. la
Cotton-Sales 500 bales, Middling 1870.
Coffee II = @lI2lc Sales Of the week $500
bags.
New Work, n. "
Cotton firm, sales 5000 bales; -four has IN
advancing tendency, sales 1909 bbls. White
corn 760 soc: Mess Pork Is 25@l5 37l5;
lard dull 101I a lOsl; Sugar steady, ) 5-13 g
538c for New Orleans at auction.
G.sio--
Flour has declining tendency 800S5;
Corn steady 80@85; whisky "a; Mess Pork
Is so.
Tenn
Bacon-Dull, hog round SIC; clear sides 90
to Toe; hams 81 a Sc; shoulders 6lsc.
Iard--In new barrels 1O3c: old stands &c.
Wheat Mediterranean 75c;Red Soc; White
95@90c.
Flour--From 1888 80
Corn-Per bushel Coo.
Corn Meal Use.
Shelled Oats-4O@50.
Coffee--By the bag. 13@14c.
Sugar-By the bbl, ~ @9c.
Molasses-Bv the bbf 473c; half bbl. SOC.
Nails--By the key Az @5I.
Glover seed-7I@8.
Salt--Fine sack 50 80; Dbl per bush SOC.
Mackerel--By the Kit IS.
Candles--Star 23@25: tallow 14@15c.
Soda-Cask 1899.