Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-25

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: InrKeys, each. Authenticated so 90
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BANR NOTE LIST. MissouriBanks. &c di
Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. .-cdi,
: Union Bank -. .doiNCarolina Banks 5cdi,
! Planters Bank do Virginia Banks. pal
Merchants Bank do Ohio Banks. sc dis
Bank of the Union do, Bk of Shelbyville pan
Traders Bank -. do Oeoee Bank. IS dis
Bank of Commerce do Bk Of cambridge 5cdi,
City Bank -. -. do Blk of Claiborne. -
Farmers Bank sc dis Bank of fazeweN -
Bank of Paris. -. par Bank of Trenton =. -
Bank of Interchangeable Bank of efferson. -
Bank of Am erica eds Bank of Knoxville par
Citizens Bank no sale Lawrenceburg Blk -
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State BIZ SC dis
Bucks Bank 49,. l dis! SPECIE.
River Bank -. do American Goldi2@ lon
Commercial Blk &c dis Silver ..... do
! Exchange Bank soc dis EXCHANGE
Northern Bank =. par NY selling 12&c prem.
Southern Bank &c dis Philadelphia do do
! Bank of Nashville pa. Baltimore do. do
Georgia( dbanks>> par Cincinnati do. do
! do new do New Orleans do do
S.Carolna Banks. par LAND WARRANTS.
! Louisiana Banks. opfe 40s ......... no sale
Alabama Banks. par sos and 1905. do
Kentucky Banks. .5pri l2o's.. ......d do
Owing to increased receipts of lew Flour
there has been slight decline in prices
We quote Snperfne at SIS and Extra and Fam
i!y at So 50a6 co per Dbl.
The receipts Of Wheat continue toerably 7
heavy. and most of very superior quality /
Our millers are Offering 15c PER bushel i
for prime article OF Red ard White for i'm
mediate delivery. An extra article of White
would probably command Soc. For the in
frrior grades the quotations range as low as
SOC, but there is no demand for these descrip-
tons Buyers are making no contracts for
future delivery, under the impression that
prices must decline. We notice that W heat
is selling in Louisville at 65@7 Oc and in Gin
cinRati at f5@S5c. Il will thu, be seen tina.
ours is the best market for the whsat-grow-
ers of the border counties of Kentucky.
The stock of corn has been running down
pretty rapidly, snd iol efs have advanced
prices fully l0c per bushel. Sales from store
are making at 85@90c per bushel.
Bacon continues in good request, and the
market is rerv firm. Wo quote as follows:
shoulders 1l@l2c, hams l3@l4c, sides Is
@l6c. the outside figures being for small or
retail lots Lard may be quoted at l2Ila @ l5c
per ID. in barrels and kegs.
Good fat beef cattle find ready SAFE at 3@
SIC per ID. gross. Sheep are in demand at v
81 50@2 % Per head
We hear of no change in Groceries. Rio =
coffee is firmly held at 22924c per pound,
and Java 28@30c. Lsguyra is quoted at I
25@28c though there is but little on the
market and quotations for that description \
ba Al 10 hold
at ~ @9c per 10 in hbls. aud = ale less a
per ID in hhds, and Molasses at 44@45c per :
gallon in bbis. and half bhls. The telegraph .
reports the stock of Rio Coffee in New Or n
leans yes erday at 500 bags against 400 at i,
the same time last year. The quotations Il
were 1872 @2Oc. per 10. q
Salt still confines TO advance, and we now ,;
quote Fine at SO 50@4 90 per sack. There h
is no Coarse OF the market. Barrel has ad- q;
va ced TO 75c Per bushel.
Grass seeds are held as fellows: Blue grass,
stripped, 5O@l Is per bushel, and clean
| 75@s2; Timothy SO so; Herds Grass l
25@l 40; Orchard Grass / COOL IS; NJ 'llet
8Oc@l co; Hungarian Grass 80
Memphis, Teun--
Wheat-There has been a fair demand 4
through the entire week and some 1900 q
bushels have changed hands at extremes of .b
35c@Sl 25 for inferior and smutty to good hi
and choice. During the past three days, how tn
ever. millcrs have entertained less confidence
in the stability of prices and have operated 1
quite sparingy. causing an accumulation of 10
stocks in first hands and depression in prices Of
equal to 10 cents p bushel. We therefore m
ruote the present range of the market at
81 OO@1 10 for fair to choice.
Bacon There is no change what ever in
he market Stocks fully equal to the de-
nand which is to limited exteLt only. We
again quote, in lots, shoulders l3 ribbed sides
I6, clear sides IL, and hens l6@l7c, as in 5.
luality.
Larl--There is fair demand at I3@I4c 4
ior brs and tierces, and 14t9 10 for kega.
Corn Meal--There is good demand at Il
75@S0c. per bushel. be
Butter--We note moderate inquiry for ta
prime at goa 25c. for tubs and kegs. lie
Eggs With fair offerings and moderate de- da
nand the market is quiet at lSc. IN lots. VI
Atlanta, Ca NJ
Dacon.-The stock is not heavy, ut it is he
ample for the moderate demand. and well IN
asserted. Prices are without change. so we
continue to quote Shoulders at 13@ l3sc.;
.bbed sides, I6c; clear sides. 1870. plain
mans. 14A, and canvassed hams 153c. by the
qua nifty.
Lard-There is good stock Of Lard, which "
i in moderate request at l3c. in barrels and
lac. in kegs. lw
Wbeat--The arrivals amount to some two
hundred bushels per day. and sells freely a,
from wagons at $i@a1slo per bnshel. n
Flour--The market is we'll supplied III
Flour from new Wheat, and sels-S per-
fine at So 25@3 so per hundred and Extra =
- TX I'll nuanfffy
Butter 1.-The usual supply from the North
being cut off, there is great scarcity OF But
ter, and 1t is il request at rs cents from wag-
oDs. u
Chickens Have lately been lrought IN, n
In