Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-04
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the various grades. We quote;
Super6ne- 1859 a2wo
Extra Super6ne .-....5 oo@e =
Family =. ....o oueo
Extra Family ....6 1896 8
Sacks. of SO lhs...... .-...-.-.3 O0@3 b
The stock Of Buck wheat Flour is very light
/ bat the demand is limited. We quote So
100 lbs
The demand for Corn Meal Is steady snd
the market frm at So 75c for unsilted, and
siftee at 85@$l per bashel.
Grain--There is bot little inquiry for Wheat
Our mllers are offering 81 20 per bushel de-
livered at the mills. Seed Wheat is held al
81 25@l IS per bushei. se 7.
The movement in Corn continues active and
dealers have disposed Of considerable guam
titles for export The stock is still large but
the market rules firm at Coo p per bushel from
Estore- Farmers who may wish choice ar
tice for Gesd will find no difficulty IN sup-
Iplying themselves, as We notice some very
fine in the market.
There has bsen a fair demand fol Oats. and
the market has been steady at 40@45c per
Lbushel Cor common to the best varieties
/ Provisions-The receipts of Bacon from
the country have been light, and we notice
that dealers have been shipping from Gin
cinnati and other Western points. SO the mar
ket is well supplied. We quote Shoulders at
i8c, Hams Sc, and Clear Sides l0c from wagons.
From store the selling prices are Shoulders 81
Gee, Hams 9@l0c aud Clear Sides l0}a @
Il1lIc.
Good sweet Buttsr for table use is scarce and
lin demand at 10000 p ID at wholesale and
25c at retail; inferior is dull at l2@ l5c..
English Dairy Cheese is quoted at 1915 p
b, ard Western Reserve l0A@l1.
Eggs are in good supply and are selling at
6@7c per dozen at wholesale. and 81 @ lOc. at
retail
Groceries-The Grocery trade has been
dull during tho week. The market continues
firm at the follwing quotations.:
Sugar Fairto Choice 63@13c q hin hog
heads, and y a advance on these quotations
in bbls; New York coffee sugars l0@II5zc;
Crushed and Powdered IL y g 12c; Loaf HE
l2c
Molasses and Syrup--Molasses in bbls 30
@33 pc gal; half bbls. S5@37c: sugar house
$3.50. Golden syrup in bbls rs; half bbls
so, and'kegs( 10 gailons) Soc.
ColTee--Rio 134@l4&; Laguyra TIC l0cts,
Java1S@2 zoe per ID.
Tca-Imper;al 5oc@si. Gunpowder 5oc@
rs, Young Hyson 4O@60. Black 60c@Sl 80,
S4lt-Sack Salt is scarce. Fine is held at
/ coo 65, and Coarse is nominal at 81 So
al 40. Barrel is in good supply and is SELL
ing at soc per 5ushel.
Candles--We quote Parafiue' Wax at 27@
30c at wholesale, and $500 p fb in small
lots, Ssar I7@l9, and Tallow l@12
Cotton Yarns--The following are the
agents quotations for Cotton Yarns: 700 and
900. Sc p doz: eco, 10; 500, IL; and 400, lie. /
Frui!-Green Apples are in light supply
and j; is difficalt to find choice article ir the
market We quote at Se@3, per Dbl, as the
range Of prices.
The receipts Of Dried Fruits are very light;
but the demand has fallen off since it has
bseu ascertained that the fruit was not killed ]
BY the late cold snap. We, however, hear of
no change in prices and continue to quote
Apples, peeled, at $3.50; Peaches, unpeeled,
81 10 Oils, peeled 2@2 20 rer bushel.
Onions--The market is we'll supplied, and |
we report sales from store at so 00@2 % =
bbl In sacks 90c@Sl bushel :.
Potatoes-There is a good stock of Potatoes
on the murket, embracing the best varieties
and we report sales from store l T5@2 for
small ard large barrels.
New Orleans, Ia
Cotton, sales 6O0O bales; Miadlirg l2b@I3. !
Sugar steady at 5@ 6. Flour quiet at SOC |
5 H. 80
Cincinnati, Gs,io--
Flour nominal 81 so. Oats o5laa. Whis- |
key-sales 1900 bbls at 1896. Coffee !
sales 1000 bags I3A@l3Mc.
New york, n. w.
Cotton firm, sales $500 bales. Middliug
upland 1915. Flour declined sc. Wheat
declinedtlc Com declined lc. Mess Pork
IS S71S. Sugar firm. .. ra