Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-23

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slightly given way since last week. v
quote shoulders at &c, hams 64@9c. and Gle
sides 9Sl q Zoe, from wag ons. From stor
packed, = advance on these prices is demar
: ded. Prime lard commands lOIc.
The foreign market Tor provisions is not
: huoyant as was Anticipated, and hence I'll
J. depression in the markets of this country
, Breadstutfs-We have heard of few salt
of new wheat. to be delivered in from five t
eight days at 5 ] IS per lushel. The mark-
, however appears 70 be very unsettled. deal
ers manifestingn no disposition to operate excoJ
: for immediate delivery. The offering pric
: for July delivery is 81 per bushe.
Corn is in good depapd at 75460c pc
bushel, purchasers fun ishing sacks.
: Groceries--We quote Sugar at 64@7c 70
fair, and 7I@Sc forprime to choice, in hhds
and 3@lc advance on these quotations 70
barrel. Molasses at 42@44c per gallon il
bbls; 45@47 in half bLls. Sugar house
molasses is held at JO@55c aud Golden Syru
at Zoe 10 81 per gallon. Coffee at l2@ l3c Gol
Rio, l4@l 5 for Laguyra, and $50 zoe for Java
Whiskey- -Rectiied Whiskey 27@29c per
gallon; Country is quoted at 5U@75c, accord
ing to quality.
lion and Nails--The following are the
quotations for Tennessee Iron: Band 7073c
bai,5ls q 64c round and square 5lS a Sc, horse
shoe &C. Plow. plate ard mould 6lsU7, Eoiler
plate 6A. Nail Plate 7l%c, Nail rod Sc, Oval and
half Oval Ease, Gin Bib Sc, Nut Iron nc,
Buggy Tire Il, Sheet 81, a 81 c, Hoop S4@92.
Plttsburg Is quoted at &c less and small size
at / &c less
The following are the quotations for nails:
Sd. So 80 per keg; Al, 81 80; 81, 81; Sd, So
rs; 10i and larger sizes, IS 5O@3 IS.
Seeds--Clover Sc per bushel, by the Dbl j.,
Blue Grass, stripped | 5o0I 70, clean 2 25
per bush ell of Ii lbs; Timothy 3@3 20 per
busheI Herds Grass | 4o@I 80; Orchard
80; Hungarian Grass Seed SO; Canery SI3;
Miliot = 25@2 90; Flax Seed, 20.
Feathers and Ginseug--Fea:hers are il. de-
mand at 36@40c for live geese, when put up
in good shipping order. Ginseng finds ready
sale at 500 55c
BeeswaX- Our merchants are paying SOC for
hecswax.
Bagsjng and Bale Rope-We quote Tonnes
see baggng at goa 22c Kentucky l6@fS and
India l6c. Rope 8@l0, and Manila Cordage
Halle
iran and Flour bags-No. l Osnaburg, Of
2 bu hcls, 20o each III lots Of 100 and ups
wards; No, . DO. l7@l8c
Flour sacks Of 100 lbs l2t5c each, in los
of 100 aud upwards; so lbs, do 7c
Leather ard Hides--The market is well
supplied with leather, which we quote as fol-
lows: Oak and hemloek tanned sole ard |
ham ess 1885,; k,rlirg 40r; upFer $27@ So !
per dozen Dry hides 1873 q l6c, and Green /
trimmed 5Q7t5c per pound.
Salt-We quote coarse sack at 81 30, and !
fine at g. 10, and barrel Soc per bushel.
Cheese We quote cheese rs follows: Wes- J
tern Reserve LAG 15c, English Dairy l4@ !
l5c per pound.
Candles--Tallow is held at l2Ic for mould, !
and l4c for hard pressed; star l9922e; and /
sperm 4O042c.
Lard OLIVE quote pure lara oil, from store, !
at 81 10 per gallon, manufacturers prices.
v ool--There is an active demand for clean
washed Wool at Soc per H..
Hogs and Cattle-Dealers are Offering A@43
gross for hogs, 2}@4c gross for cattle. Sheep /
are selling at 81 5OTS4 according to quality. 4
The stock OF CatteiL Il { market Is unusu-
ally light at present. and the receipts limited.
here is an active demand for cattle and sheep
1t our quotations.
s. tiGElea, Gill;
Fepo't tel expressly for tie Fayeft. u7'e OIserrer
ATLANTA. GA, Juue 18th, 1859
y y. bdEece, Esq
DEAR SR:--We have 10 charges 10 note
D our bacon and produce marker, and still
luOte clear sides at l2c, shoulders 83I@9c,
lams l03@ll. Lard in bbls. l21@l3, in cabs
49, @l4c.
The demand for the past week has becn
little better hut not enough to stiffen prices T
my.
Very respectfully,
IN
Gfoce,S and Commission Merchants.
.ugussn, Ga--
We have to report dull market this week
N all descriptions Of produce. We have
.ever known trade more stagnant. We are
Ioping however, for some relief at 10 very
Instant day-aEd shall rejoice in the ability
o cheer rather than depress the feeling of
ealers in produce We quote bacon sides,
lear Il3@l2; ribbed la ~. hams lOalIc
or prime country trimmed, and ll50 - for
ork house. and $50 a for Tennessee can
assed; hog round 109@IO34; shoulders $40
u. Lard l2l@l33. New red wheat 81 10;
,hite s 80 Old wi eat zoe per tusLel less
flour Gs a7&l, as extremes for superfne to
xtra family. Corn 900 81 Oats G5@7O.-
,rocll peas Sl@l 10 Feathers 45 Butter
Ga Poe. Eggs l2@l5c.
TCrin-
Baron-IIog round $40; clear sides !Oc;
amS e115c; shoulders g. q 7c
Lard-ln new barrels lO!c; old stands &c s
Wheat--PrimeS 81 al %; Ordinary 70@90
Flour--From 3a&3 80
C0ru-.Per bushel Csc. |;
Corn Meal Use
Shelled Oats-i0@50.
Coffee--By the baSl3@14c.
Sugar--By the Dol. " @9c
MolaSses-By the Dbl 47!c; half Dbl. soc
Nails--By The keg ~ @514.
iseed-735 @8.'
Salt--Fne sack 50 so; Dbl per bush SOC.
Whisky--Common 3oc.
Mack erel--By the Kit So
Candles--Star 23@25; tallow 14@15
Soda-Cask ~ @8c.
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