Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-18
Nashville. Tenn

Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. .-cd
Union Bank -. .doNCarolina Banks. 5cdii
Planters Bank j.. do Virginia Banks PAL
Merchants Bank. do Ohio Banks. - SC di,
Bank OF the Union do Blk Of Shelhygille psi
Traders Bank -. dc lOcoee Bank -. 5 dis
Bank of Commerce do Blk of cambridge 5cdi.
City Bank do Blk of Claiborne. -
Farmers Bank sc dis Bank of farewell =
Bank of Paris. :. par Bank of Trenton -
Bank of Chattanoosado,B Bank of j efferson. -
Bank Of America-cds Bank Of Knoxville par
Citizens Bank mo sa' e lLawreneeburg Blk -
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk &c dis
Bucks Bank . .. L dis SPECIE
River Bank. do American Goid12@ 15p
Commercial EX &c dis Slvei ........ do
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank. f. par NY selling 12lc prem.
Southern Bank &c dis Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. do
Georgia. oldbanks,, par Cincinnati do. do
do new do j New Orleans do. do
S.Carolina Banks. par LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks. 5prel 40's ....-..... no sale
Alabama Banks. par SOS and 1905. do
Kentucky Banks :. 5prl 1905. ..dc
The movement in Flour during the week
has been confined mainly to supplying the
demand for immediate consumption. We
have heard of Anew lots of Flour from rev
Wheat being sold a, Sc per Dbl. for Family.
For the present; old may be quoted as follows:
SuperGne So 25G5 so
Extra Superhne. ....... . 5O@6 no
Family. O0@6 25
Extra Family. g soar 90
Sacks. OF 90 lbs .......3 COCA GO
We hear Of pretty heavy receipts of Wheat
during the week. The crop is turning out
remarkably well both as to ua|ity an. gu an
tity: Our millers are offering 75c per bu shell
for prime article Of Red and White for i'm
mediate delivery. An extra article of White
would probably command SOC. For the in
ferior grades the quotations range as low ss
SOC, but there is no demand for these deserip-
tions. Buyers are making no contracts for
future delivery.
The stock of corn is ample to meet the
demand and sales are being made irsm stors
at 10000 per bushel.
Bacon continues in good request, and the
market is very firm. We quote as follows:
shoulders ll@l2c. hams I39l4c, sides Is
a l6c, the outside figures being for small or
retail lots Lard may be quoted at l2ia @ i3c
per ID.
Good fat beef cattle find ready sale at 3@
3Rc per ID. gross. Sheep are In demand at
81 6Oa2 26 per head.
The stock Of Groceries OF the market is not
large, but perhaps sufficient to meet the de-
rnand which is rathsr light. In consequences
of high prices, the consumption has decreased
very ma orally. Rio coffee is irmlv he'd
at 22@24c per pound and Java % Q 3Qc.-
Laguyra is quoted at 25@29c though there
is bnt little on the market and quotations
for that description NAV be considered nomi-
nal. Sugar is quo;able at 7 q csc per ID in
bbls. and y ale less per 10 in hhds,; and
Molasses at 33@37 &c per gallon in bbis. and
half bbis.
Salt is firm at s3as 25 for Fine sack and
Q 50@2 IS for Coarse, and Coo per bushel for
barrel.
Grass seeds are held as follows: Blue grass.
stripped. 5O@l Is per bushel, and clean
75@ 81; Timothy So so; Herds Grass
25@ 40; Orchard Grass Goa rs; Millet
8Oc@l 90; Hungarian Grass 90.