Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-03-29
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BANK NOTE LIST. Missouri Banks. 1c dis
Raul, of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. .5cdis
Union Bank -. do Y Carolina Banks 2cds
Planters Bark . do Virginia Banks lc dis
Merchants Bank. do Ohio Banks. 9c dis
Bank Of the Union do Bf Of Shelhyville par
Traders Bank -. dc Ocoee Bank $3.50. par
Bank Of Commerce do Bank Of cambridge par
Citv Bank. dc, Blk Of C,aiborne Toe lis
Farmers Bank do! Bank of razewell 2cdis
Bank of Paris do Bank of Trenton &c dis
Bank ofChattauoogadoi Bank OF Jefferson 2cd'S
Bank Of America lc dis Bank of Knoxville POI
citizens Bank zoe dis Lawrenceburg BIZ 2cdls
Bank of Memphis par,Indiana State Blk lc Dis
Bucks Bant -. dol SPECIE
River Bank. -. do, AmcricanG Gold para II
Commercial Ranklcdis; Silver .......... .pal
Exchange Bank zoe dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank. :. PAR n. Y selling la &c PIE
Southern Bank lc dis, Philadelphia do dc
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. dc
Georgia (old banks he'd Cincinnati do. do
do new do New Orleans do. d.
S.Carplina Banks lcdis LAID WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks lie dis 40's 80.
Alabama Banks lc dis 8ps and $685.. 500
Kentucky Banks 1rdis l20s loo
Cotton--The Cotton market has been yer,
duh during the whole of the week nndeT
review. We repeat oTr quotations. though
they may be regarded as little better thar
nominal. 6al0.
To'acto-The Tobacco market has been
quite brisk during the week.
Irish Potatoes--The market IL we'll SUD
Piled, and we quote the market frm at $50
8 80.
3rea5lstuFs--TEe stock Of -four is yer.
light. and with an active demand il excess o.
the supply, we report pr,ces very firm. We
quote city snperiine S606 so and extra al
7d7 80 per barrel, the outside figures helie
the retail prices Couutrv is frm at i3@3
for supertine, aud 8 25@3 so for extra in
sacks of loo pounds.
The receipts OF wheat are very light ard
must continue light till the new crop comes IN
We quote fair to prime red az 15@l 70
per bushel, and fair to prime white at -
There is an active demand for corn, and
buyers readily pay 70d 75e per hnshel, ac-
cording to qnalifv, ard furnish sacks
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of new bacon contin-
ne quite liberal, and with Igood demand
from the South. We quote Shoulders at &C,
Hams 81. ard Clear Stiles l0@l0Hc, from was-
ons. From store packed. &c advance onthese
quotations is demanded.
Lard continues in good request. We quote
prime in good shipping packages at 91s.
Groceries market is well supplied
with Groceries and there IS considerable ac-
tivity in this@,lepariment. Coffee remains
firn, at the advnced report last week. we
quote a 80.
9@91 per ID III hhds.. and y @fc advance on
,hese-duosatio III bbls: New York coffee SUI
oar, lnMl1s<c; crushed end powderedll}a@
i2s; Loaf II is@i2e.
Malasses and Svrip M GLASSES in bbls case
per gallon; half bbls. so cents: sugar house
43@45. Golden syrup in bbls 12 hall bbls
IS, ana kegs go gailons) 81.
Coffee--Ric l3tal4isc, Laguyra 14@ loo
Java 1s@2oc per ID
rea-Imperial 5Oc@ 81, Gnnpowder, 5oc@
-. Young Tyson 4o@60, Black 60c@sl 20,
Sa.t-We quote coarse sack a, 81 90, and
fine at 81 coal 20, and barrel 1t 5oc per
5us!,eI The It ,ck on the market is ample to
meet the demand.
whfsksy--9 ecti6ed 2a@ "a; country brands
5O@75c.
Chattanooga .Tcs,a-
| Country Produce--Butter 159lS; Eggs
8; Chickens IL y.
Fruit--Greep apples coal so; dried new
! Oh; feaied feacnes. hoic w i'''N
Pasatoes-Irishl o09l 25; sweet 90.
| Cabbage--6a9.
Onions--75@f 90.
| Bacon--lIog round 9K@l0.
I.arl-aL5 a IL.
! Flour Saper6ne. per sack 1894 %
Family, 25.
Wheat--l 3o@l 35. .<iA 90
C,rn--7o075.
I White Beans--i o09I 10.
Cow Peas--90
/ Meal, from wagons 1880 e
Rye--1 GOAL 25.
Whiskey--33@ s..