Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-09-26
Nashville. Penn

BANK NOTE LIST, MissouriBanks. l0c dis
Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. .-cds
Union Bank do Y Carolina Banks. 5cdis
Planters Bank. do, Virginia Banks. lcdis
Merchants Bank do Ohio Banks. &c dis
Bank of the Union do, Blk of Shelbyville par
Traders Bank :dciOcoee Bank. 49,. PAR
Bank of Commerce do Bk of cambridge. do
City Bank -. do Blk of Claiborne. 80
Farmers, Bank. do Bank of faZewell -
Bank Of Paris. par Bank Of Trenton -
Bank of Oh attanoooado, Bank Of J efferson. -
Bank of America cdis Bank of Knoxville par
Citizens,Bank no sale Lawrenceburg Bk. -
Bank of Memphis par; Indiana State Blk SC dis
Bucks Bank ....l dis SPECIE.
River Bank. :. par anGoldl3@16p
Commercial Blk &c dis Silver .........do
Exchange Bank 98c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank par, y. 7 selling 12ac prem.
Southern Bank &c dis, Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. do
Georgia. oldbanks>> par Cincinnati DO. do
do new do : New Orleans do. do
SCarolina Banks. :plr LAND WARRANTS,
Louisiana Banks. 5pfe 40's ......... no sale
Alabama Banks, par SOS and 1908. do
Kentucky Banks6@8p 1905. ....... do
There has been some interruption in the
shipment of Flour during the week, but that
has now been remedled. Inc demand nas,
however, been brisk, and large amounts are
Tow goi,. g forw ard. We quote Supertine at
S5 25@5 so per Dbl and Extra at 50 To@
500 Sacks of SO lbs rangefrom 80 Oh to So
| The receip of Wheat are quite Liberal, but
there is a large demand at full prices. We
ouote White at SO@ 85c, Red 75@ SOC. and
Mediterranean at 70@75c per bushel. Corn,
which is in ligh. supply, is held at 1O@ I5c,
p,a lav a
75c and Oats 35@40c.
/ Bacon has been rather quiet. The con-
sumptive demand has fallen off co nsiderably,
/ but owing TO very light stocks, prices have
not been affected. We quote as follows:
Shout ers 10000, Hams 2i@22c, aud Clear
Sides 22 (a25c per 10. Lard is quoted at 22@
i, Csc per 10. with but a very light stock on
| the market.
/ Good fat beef cattle find ready sale at 2&@
Sc per h. gross. Sheep are in demand at
! 81 5O@2 25 per head.
The transactions in Groceries have been
! LIGHT. but an advance has been esta5ishe in
some of the leading articles. We quote Rio
| Coffee at 42l@ 45c per Id; New Orleans Sugar
lOa@llc per Id in bbls. and Z ole less per
tIb IN hhds; Loaf 22c and Crushed COG &c
Der ID. and Molasses 45@ 47c per gallon.
| Sack Salt is now beld at So. SO for Coarse
and 8 so Tor Fine. Barrel is firm at 81 sol
per bushel.
i Star Candles have been sold to considers
BILE extent during the week at 36@ 4Oc and
hard pressed Tallow at zoe.
Atlanta, ca.
-3acon.-Stock limited. demand good
! Shoulders are selling 100 l9c; Sides 23624e:
/ Plain Hams 2O@22c, and Dufield's Canvass
! ed Hams %
Lard-Stock diminished, with an active de-
mand. Prices from Is to 2Oc, and We hear Of
the sale OF 200 tiercts at 20 cents.
/ Flour--The supply is very iaif aud could
! be increased to any extent, The market Is
inactive and. dropping Prices nominal at
from Sc to $3.50 per barrel.
i Wbeat--The receipts are fair. and 1t sells
readily from 90cents to 81 per bushel.
/ Corn:The demand is limited and prices
have teceded to SO cents, sacked from store
Meal is worth 81 from wagons. !. "a,
Butter-The supply is very short OF the de-
n,and, and the price advancing 1t Is nov
worth Csc from wagons. and choice article
will bring q cents.
Eeas--Fiud ready sale at 10 osrz