Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-22
Nashville. Tenn-

BANK NOTE LIST. Missouri Banks. 1c dis
Bank of Tennessee par Illineis Banks. 5cdis
Union Bank -. do N Carolina Banks 5cdis
Planters Bank -. do Virginia Banks lie DIS
Merchants Bank :. do, Ohio Banks. :. &c dis
Bank of the Union do Blk OF Shelhyville par
Traders Bank :. do Ocoee Bank. :. par
Bank of Commerce do Bank Of cambridge par
City Bank do! Bk of Claiborne 75c dis
Farmers Bank do Bank of fazewell 2cdis
Bank of Paris. do, Bank of Trenton &c dis
Bank ofChattanoogaiel Bank of J Jefferson 2cdis
Bank of America lie dis Bank Of Knoxville par
Citizens Bank Coo dis tLawrenceburg Blk 75cd
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk lie dis
Bucks Bank -. dol sFEcIE.
River Bank ;. -. do Americana oid para Up
Commercial Bank lcdis Silver ... par
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank =. par n. Y. selling q &c pre-
Southern Bank lc dis Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. do
Georgia (old banks)5c Cincinnati do. do
do new do New Orleans do. do
S. Carolina Banks 5edisl LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks 1c dis, 40's ........... 90
Alabama Banks &c disiS0s and 1905. Soc
Kentucky Banks scdis 120's ...........75c
The panic in monetary affaias has exerted
not wnlIstandirg Which, however, a fair
amount has been transacted. The river has
continued in nayisable order and steamers
are arriving and departing daily. which have
given to business on the wharf something of
the appearance of activity. Our Grocery
Merchants have been adding largely to their
stocks, and consequently we note a decline in
Sugar and Molasses. amounting TO IL @2c
,x.t II, f,r in ha lett Irl
other descriptions of Groceries we hear of no
change.
. The trade in Breadstuffs has been light
bsng confioed almost wholly ts supp lying
the demand for homo Consumption. Ten
nessee being buyer instead Of a seller, our
trade in Breadstuffs must OF necessity be Of
a local character.
We note still better demand for Dried
Fruits at a considerable advance in prices.
3 Cotton-The receipts of Cotton during this
week have considerably heavier than during /
any previous week OF the season. amounting I
to about 100 bales. There has been ar active
demand for Cotton at full prices, and the |
sales have amounted to fully the receipts of
the week. at prices ranging from $500 l0c. :
The receipts since the lst of September
amount to 24o7 bales.
Cotton Yarns--The following are the /
agents quotations for Cotton Yarns: 200 and
800, Sc p doz: 6go,l0; 500. IL; and 400, l2c.
Flour AMI Grain Heavy additions have
beer made to the stock of Flour on the mar
ket, and we quote superins at SIS so and Extra
ate %. Sacks are selling at 3 %.
We quote Wheat at at / 25@1 30 per
bushel. Though these figures may be regarded
as wholly nominal, as there are no transact
tions upon which to base quotations.
There is a good local demand for Corn, ard
It is selling from store at @8oc per bushei,
sacks included.
Provisions Bacon is selling in admitted way /
atl2B@123lc for Ribbed Sides, 100 13Ic e
for Clear Sides, l01s tor Shoulders, and lac
for hams.
We hear of few sales of new Lard in
kegs at lac andin bbls at l3c per ID.
Rye is Unlimited request for seed and is
held at l@l %.
Dried fruit-We report better demand for
Dried Fruit. at an advance in prices during
the week, with large transactions. We quote
Apples peeled Coo; peaches, uupeeled, Gu,
peeled, So per bashsl. ~. I.
Sugar--Fair S@S1se per ID in hhds.. and
20 advance on these quotations in bbls;l
New York coffee sugars 10@lfs1c; crushed
ind powdered liz q l2c; Loaf liz @l2c.
Molasses and Syrup-M GLASSES in ibis So
Der gallon; half bbls. 40 cents; sugar house
l3@45. Golden syrup in bbls 75; half bbls
10, and kegs 90 gaiionsl 85c. +,
s Ceffee--Ric l6al64, Laguyfa II q l8cts,
|avals@ 2qc per ID.
Tea-1mper;a. 50ca 81. Guupowder. 5Oc@
IS, Young Hyson 40@6o, Black 6Oc@$1 sol
Salt-We quote coarse sack al 81 so, andl
Inc at IS. and barrel at 4oc per 5ushel I
rhe stock on the market is ample to meet !
he demand.
whisEsy--Rectifsd 2o@2 s;cour try brands
'O@75c ~
Family market-The market is well sup 4
,lied, though house-kcspers grumbie that