Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-01-20


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fNorth Carolina Banks :. -. -. 800 di
virginia BANGS ...... ...- IA
7 .lndiana Slate Bank 49,. 49,. -. pa
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BANK OF cambridge. ...... &c. al
Bank OF Claiborne. -. ...........2 5c. di
DdhK OF laZeweli. 1890. .2ac III
Bank of Trenton. .25c di
bark OF jefferson. 25C. dl
Bank of Knoxville. pa
Lawreaceburg. Bank. .............5c di:
Cotton Transactions in cotton for the past
week have been on more extended scale
than for any week during the season, and sum
up fully $500 bales at the following range of
Iprices viz: for Ordinary to good Ordinary 81
7 @S1ac, Low Middling 9A@1014, Middling
! lOist9l05se, strict Middling to good Middiing
ll034c. with several lots of the better grades
early in the week at 10 IS and 10 80. We
would, however. remark that prices yesterday
were rather Flower, 105s being the best offer
for good lots of strict middling.l
Tobacco--The business in tobacco for the
pa stweek has been comparatively small about
50hhds only having been opened, which found
ready sale at 3(a3s, for Lugs to "A and 624
for Leaf. 1t is rather early for much to be
doing in the article. especially this season, as it
could not be got into proper lease" for pricing
in consequence of excessive damn ness.
Provisions The receipts of new bacon have
been light during the week, with limited
transactions. though the demand is yet re-
stricted. Dealers readily pay 9{9914c for hog
round, from wagons. We quote clear sides at
91gSaIc, shoulders ~ Csc and hams LOG
lnAc. From store, an advance of 4@5c, is
demanded upon our quotations.
Prime Lard issellng freely at 10@1oL ac-
corling to packages, and i'll some instances we
have heard 10 80 being paid for an extra
article, put up in. fab bound packages. No. |
lard commands S1a@9i3c c, and Grease case.
Grain and Flour--W heatis good demand
at an advance of 5@lo over the rates current
last week Fair to prime red and white find
ready purchasers at 90@S1 per bushel; the
outside figure for a strictly prime article, sacks
included. For inferior grades there is little
or no, demand,the offerings for which range
from 40@7oc. according to quality.
The market for corn has exhibited consider
able bunyancy during the past week. and we
have heard of heavy transactions Tor future
delivery, generally at points on the river and
railroads. The receipts here however. have
been light. The market closes firm at 50655.
with ali upward tendency, though some of our
most experienced dealers express the opinion
n IL Il. I. e
We hear Of a few lots of oats in the market,
which may be purchased at S09S5c. though |
dealers are holding back for better prices at
seeding time"
There is no speculative demand for -four,
ers to supply the demand for domestic con-
sumption. Wequote extra family at s5@5 (
so, and superine AGA so. We note that the
Rock City Mills has during week advanced
the retail rate of extra family to So per 100
lbs. in consequence of the advance in the price
of wheat.
Fruits--Dried fruit is in considerable re-
quest at 81 IS for peeled apples, and $50
So for unpeelcd peaches, of rs lbs of the for I
mer aud SO lbs. of the latter to the bushel -
Peeled peaches command 50@ S. per bu shell.
Gfoceries--The trade in Groceries though
light has been satisfactory, and shows an in
crease over last weeks business. Prices re-
main firm at previous quotations, which we
repeat as follows: Sugar in hhds 8 4 Csc and
in bbls. 7I@S!: Molasses 32@ 35c; Rio coffee
12la @l3c, aud Java 10000.
Tennessee Iron--Band 7(974e bar $40
6Ic, round and square 5lS csc, horse shoe &c,
Plow, plate ard mould 6Ja@7, Boilerplats 81.
Nail Plate { sc, Nail rod &C. Oval and half
Oval 7@9c, Gin Rib &c. Nut Iron re, Buggy
Tire Il, Sheet So @9lac, Hoop S4@94c.--
Pittsburg is quoted at &c less, and small sizes
at &c less.
Bagging and Bale Rope quote Tennes-
see baggng at 20@22c, Kentucky 16@l6, and
India 1885, Rope I@9, and Manila Cordage
Hole
Feathers and Ginseng Feathers are in de-
mand at 40c, for live geese, when put up
in good shipping order. Ginseng ends ready
sale at 45@5dc
Leather ard Hides--Tha market is well
supplied with leather, which we quote as fol-
lows: Oak and hemlock tanned sole and
harness q go; SIX ring soc; upper $27@56
per dozen. There are no dry hides in market.
Green are quoted at &c per pound.
Sals-We quote coarse sack at 81 25@1 30,
and fire at S, 80. Barrel is selling at SOC
per bushel.
Cheese I'VE quote cheese as follows: Wes-
tern Reserve Zoe, English Dairy 1211a q l5c
per pound.
Candles Tallow is held at 1910 for mould
and 14c for hard pressed; star COG 22c; and
sperm 40@42e.
Wool--There is an active demand for clean
washed Wool at 30c per ID.
Whisky--We note anadvance in rectified
whisky during the week, which is now quoted
firm at 25c, with an upward tendency
Country is quoted at 4o@75t, according to
quality.
/! Hogs and Cattle-Dealers are Offering ~ a
&c gross and 5ac net. for hogs = csc gross for
cattle. Sheep are selling at 81 SOC So per
head, At these prices there is an active de-
mand and all that is brought to the market
will find ready sale.
Huntsville. Ala
Flour is very scarce, and sells at S3@3 so
per 100 lbs.
Corn Meal--Is also scarce at $4,000 per
5ushel.
Pork--Still sells freely at &c. net
sl,elbyviIlc. Tenii-
Cetton--9@lo.