Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
Nashville. Tenn

! BANk NOTE LIST. tMissouril,anks. Ioc dis
Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. eds
Union Bank -. do NCaroiina Bauks. 5e1is
Planters Bank -. de, Virginia Banks. sc dis
Merchants Bank do Ohio Banks. =. Sc dis
Bank of the Union do Bk Of Sbelbyville par
Traders Bank -. dc Ocoee Bank. ..5 dis
Bank of Commerce DO Gk Of cambridge 5cdis
City Bank .. do Bk of CIaiborne. -
Farmers Bank sc dis, Bank of fazewcll -
Bank of Paris :. par Bank of Trenton :. -
Bank Of ChattanoogadolB Bank OF Jefferson. al. =
Bank of America40cd;s Bank of Knoxville par
Citizens Bank no sale lIswrenceburg Blk -
Bank of Memphis par, Indiana State BIZ Sc dis
Bucks Bank ....l dis SPECIE
River Bank do American oldl2 a l5p
Commercial Blk &c dis S.lve; ........ do
Exchange Bank zoe dis ExCHAEGE.
Northern Bank. par x Y selling l2se prem.
Southern Bank &c dis Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville par Baltiiaore do. do
Georgia. oldbanks>> par Cincinnati DO. do
do new do New Orleans do. do
S.Carolina Banks. par LAND WARRANTS
Louisiana B'nks. 5pre 40's -. -. TO sale
Alahata9 Banks. par SOS and 1905. do
Kentucky Banks. .5pr 120's. .........do
The n ovarn 9nt in Flour during the week
has been stea ly though light. AS yet we
hear Of No change 10 prices. and repeat our
former quotations. as follows:
Supcrane. ...............S 50 27(G5 90
Extra SupcThne. ....... 5H@6 90
Family. ............ 6 0H06 %
Extra Family. .......6 5OG7 90
Sacks, OF 9S lbs. .....3 GOA co
Wheat IS beginning to come il pretty freely,
an during the present month the receipts
will he very large Our millers are Offering
75c per 6ushel for prime article for imme-
dia;e delivery. We hear Of no ofgfs for flu
ture delivery.
The stock eff corn ia still pretty large, an
pie. it is supposed. to meet the demand until
the growing crop natures. Sales from store
are being made at 75@S0c per bushel.
There has continued good demand for
bacon, and the market is very firm with rath
er an upward tendency. Woquote as follows:
shoulders 1l@l2s, hams I3@I4c. sides Is
@l6c, the outside figures Being for small or
retail lots Lard may be quoted at l2115 a l3c
per H.
Good beef eatsle are in demand at 81 q
3iSc gross. Tat Young cattle readily cCnl-
nrand the on side figures.
We bear Of no change 10 Grocerics. Rio
coffee is firmly held at 22924o per pound. !
and Java 25@2So. The telegraph reports !
the stock Of coffee in New Orleans yesterday
al 500 5lgs against II 400 at the same time
last year. The quotations were 16@2oc per
ID, an advance of ] per cent per lb during the
week. Sugar is quotable at = @9e per Id in
bbls. and Molasscs at So 37yzc per gallon. !
Fine sack salt s3a3 25. Coarse 2 500 (.
2 IS, and barrel Zoe per bu>hei.
Grass seeds are held as follows Blue grass,
stripped, l 50@l 70 per bushsl, and clean
! l 1889; Timothy IS 50; Herds Grass |
25Gl 10; Orchard Grass ] 60@l 10; Milet
90c@l 90; Hungarian Grass so.
There is very little hay Oh the market and
it is held at $50 per ton.
Augusta, Gn--
! We enclose statement Of our produce mar
! ket, noting a moderate demand for bacon and
cora. Flour is dull st our quotations. Wheat
, is wanted only in small lots for city grinding,
and prices viii p ably decline still more
Business generally dali.
! B con Hog Round, Tenn ,l4G14ls; Clear
Sides, do l5}@16; Ribbed-Sides. do l43 a Is;
Hams, do I4@l6; Shoulders, DO 13@l3Aa;
Lard, in barrels, l4@l43; in kegs and cans
Is. Wheat, red, 81 20@l %: whits ESQ
l 80; Flour, extra family. $685. family
or extra tuIperfine S73973{; superfne 70
~. Corn 1.l0@1 Is; Meal 1.1o@l 20;
! Oats 65@70; Stock Peas 81 408 SO; Rye
81 20; Feathers 35@4o; Butter 20925.--
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