Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-12
Nashville. Tenn

OottOn.-Oale or % bales OF cotton at y Il
@9 60 and GA bales at 8 5000 65.
Tobacco--We quote Lugs at 5O@2 ant
Leaf at 50@4 SO. according to quality;
Breadstuffs-With reduced stock of flou
we notice increased frmness in the market
with steady demand for home consumption
We quote City Super6ne at $5@5 SO, extra
at 50@S7; the outside figures being the re-
tail price. Country is firm at 1893, fol
su2erfne, and 25@3 so for extra in sack.
of 100 pounds.
The receipts Of wheat continue light, aud
with an active demand full prices have beer
maintained. We quote fair to prime red at 81
al 10 per bushel and fair to prime white
10@1 25c.
New Corn is in active request at 6n@7Oc
per bushel, and buyers furnishing sacks.
Provisions-There is very little bacon ar
irving from the country, CONSEQUENTLY the
transactions are light. The mark 1t, however
10 very firm, with good demand from the
home trade, and also foi shipment We quote
Hog round at 9@91a shoulders Sc, hams lOc,
Clear Sides Toe. from wagons. From store,
sacked, &c advance on these quotations is de-
manded.
Lard is selling from wagons 9Ik@l0c, &C
cording to quality and packages.
Groceries--The stocks OF Groceries are am
pie to meet the demand, which at present is
being constantly enlarged. There is a fair
amount of business doing within the range of
the foll owing quotations:
Sugar--Fair S@8Ac and prime to choice
9@93 per ID in hbds., and y q lie advance on
these quotations in bbls; New York coffee SUI
gars 10@ll24c; crushed and powdered IL @
lie; Loaf 1lL @12c.
Molasses and Syrup Molasses in bills 35@4Sc
per gallon; half bbls so cents: sugar house
43@45. Golden syrup in bbls IS; half bbls
So, and kegs 90 gailons) 81.
Coffee--Rio 12@13c, Laguyra 12@13c,
Java $4,000 per lb.
Tea-Imperial 5Oc@s1 Gunpowder, 5Oc@
rs. Young Tyson 4O@60, Black 6Oc@$I 80.
Salt-We quote coarse sack a, 81 so, and
fine at 81 60@1 20, and barrel at 40c per
5ushel. The stock on the market is ample to
meet the demand.
Chattanooga. Tenn
During the past week trade has been i'm
proving, and demand good for Grain.
Bacon-I2@13 Hams and Sides.
Pork-6c net.
Apples 81 % per bushel.
Butter-20@25.
Chickens--10@ Is.
Corn-60c. upward tendency.
Meal--80@85e. Scarce.
Potatoes--Sweet 4O@5o. Irish 4o@5O.
Tunips-- 30@ 40c.
Eggs--13@ l5c per dozen.
Wheat-Red rs
Flour-Superfne wholesale So so per sack
Lard--9@31s. Good supply.
Leather--Hemlock, 26@ 33c per b.
Feathers--42@ 45c, scalce.
Beeswax--None in market.
Atlanta, Ga
Cotton--A good supply coming in at this
time. We quote at 80 @1oH.
Pork--Good supply on hand at ~.
Beef--Supply not equal to the demand--
market slightly advanced. Price 1904 by
Wholesale.
Bacon--Stock light. We quote hog round
12@12Mc..
Lard--12@15 cents. Lightsupply on hand.
Flour--Super6ne So 25 per hundred.--
Extra Family So 50@4.
Corn--Bimited supply in market and the
demand good at $500 cents from wagons,
Meal--From wagons 5000 cents per bush.
ell, with a very good stock on hand.
Irish Potatoes--Country 75@1 %; North
ern 81 SO per bushel.
Butter--18@20; owing to the supply as
we'll as the demand.
Wheat--fells briskly at $l@1 70 per
bush ell
whisky--3O@ 40: the stock of all K nds is
large.