Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-08
Nashville. TcEsn-

BANK NOTE LIST. Missouri Banks. lc dis
Bank of Tennessee rarIilirois Banks. .5cdis
Union Bank -. do Y Caso};na Bauk> 2cdis
Planters Bank e. do Virginia Banks lc DIS
| Merchants Bank do Ohio Banks. 4c Bis
Bank of the Union 20 Biz Of Shelhyville PAL
Traders Bank -. dc Ocoee Bank ...... PAL
! Bank Of Commerce do Rank Of cambridge lar
City Bank ...d do BIZ OF Claiborne 75c Ills
Farmers Bank . do Bank of farewell 2cdis
| Bank of Paris. lie, Bank Of Trenton 2c dis
Bank ofChattarn0oado Bank of etlcrson 2cdiS
Bank OF America lc dis Dark OF knoxville par
Citizeus' Bank zoe di, Lawrencehurs bk seed
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Bk lie dis
Backs Bank 49,. do SPECIE
River Bank do AmericanGold para Up
Commercial BankIclis Silver .......... par
Exchange Bank zoe dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank lar Y. Y selling !@{c pre-
Southern Bank lie dis. Philadelphia do do
Bank Of Nashville pa Baltimore do. do
Georgia (old bauks)!cd Cincinnati do:-do
do new do New Orleans do. do
SCarnlna Banks !c1;sl LAID WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks lc dis 4ps ...-......... 80
Alabama Banks lc dis SOS aud 1908. SOC
Kentucky Banks Acdis zoos .........' 'IAc
We have hut little improvement in trade
to report over that Of last week. We have
now a tide in the Cumberland sufficient to
admit small boats passing over the shoals.
Cotton-The receipts of Cotton during this
week have been quite LIBERAL, an oun,ing to
465 bales The sales have amounted to about
800 bales at prices mostly within the range
of 9@9 90 The market closes with an active
demand. We quote Midlling, at 81 @9ta
and Strict Middlng 95@lO.
Cotton Yarns--The following are the
agents quotations FIR Cottoi Yarns: 700 and
500. &C. p doz: 600 10; 500, II; and 400; l2c
Flour AMI Grain--There is continued
good demand for Flour. mainly for home
consumption The market is well supplied
with all grades We quote superfne at Sc
and Extra at S6 so per Dbl, ard 1898 p
in sacks.
The dcma7d for seed Wheat being pretty
we'll supplied, we hear of but little doing in
the article, and quote prime Red and White
at 25@1 80.
Corn continues in fair request at 75@So
| rer lushel, SACKS included As yet we hear
OF rothire doing in New Corn, except in
very small way.
Provisions- Bacon is selling in limited way
ml2ts q l2s{c for Ribbed Sides, l3@l3%c
/ for Clear Sides, lO}a tor Shoulders, and lac
| for hams.
|
ouote barrel at l4c ard keg at AZ G15c.
RYE is in limited request for seed and is
! held at l6l %.
! Dried fruit-Ws report a better demand for
Dried Fruit at an advance in the prices of all
,iscriptions We quote Apples, peeled Coo;
| reaches. uupeeled, / 25d 30 and peeled, 81
25m2 50 and pears peeled 81 so per Iushel.
| Groceries--We hear of no change ~ the
prces OF Groceries,, and repeat our former
quotations as follows:
Sugar--Fair 81 "a lOc and prime to choice
Io@ 10Y per ID in hhds.. and = a advance on
these ouo,ations in bbls: New York coffee SUI
yars lO@l12{c; crushed and powderedllls@
| l2c; Loaf IL = a i2c.
Mol,sses and Syrup-Molasses in bbls 40a45
pergallon; half bills Asa AZ cents: sugar house
| 43645. Golden syrup in bbls 10; half bbis
so and kegs 90 sallons) 85c.
Coffee--Rio l63cts, Laguyra TIC l8ets,
Javals@ zoe per H.
Tea-Tmper:al 50c6 81 Gnnpowder, HOc@
Is. Young Ilyson 40@6 60, Black 6oe@Sl 20
Salt-We quote coarse sack al 81 80, and
fine at l Is. and barrel Il 40c per 9ushel
The stock on the market is simple to meet
the demand.
Recti6ed COG 20; cOrit Ty brands
5o@7sc.
New York. ". "
Cotton Quiet. sales 1900 bales; n.iddling
upland ~ @li24. eFlonr duh sales izoOo
Ibis. Corn--sales- SO, SEQ bushels, 70@7l. =
New Of;raTss, In
Gotten unsettled prices irregular, sales 3ioo
bales. Corn 64972.
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