Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-01-10

! Exchange has further declined and is nov
quoted at l@3 per cent premium. The ole
Banks are checking literally for their Gus
iomeis at 1Terselt.s The other Banks ana
Bankers are charging 2@3 PER cent.
| We notice material decline in the price
OF Gold, which csnrow be purchased at 1@a
per cent The Brokers will not pay over y
Per cent for Gold. and scme of them refuse
even that. Silver is quoted at par.
Cncnrent money seems to be growing
wore instead of better. The Brokers were
taking Alabama, Georgia and Virginia to-day
at 10 per cent discount, ard manifest 10 anx-
lefy to purct sse even at that rate. The I'M
Certainty hanging over the movements in the
states South of US, causes cur brokers' 10 deal
In the currency Of these States with great
canton. The rates Of Exchange on New
York are also advancing in the States whose
currency is at heavy discount with US, which
has tendency to further increase the discount
on that currency.
The time which, by law, the Co mptroller
has for redeemipg the notes Of the Bark of
Claiborne and the Bank of TazewelI will ex-
pire on the Sd of February next. After tn at
date the notes of these Banks will be worth.
less.
Flour and Gran--The stock of Flour on
the market is ample to meet the demand,
which has been limited to tn e supplying of
actual warts Wequote superfne at So 25@
rs and Extra 25@6 So Sacks are SELL
ing at 8 1908 80.
We quote Wheat at l 25@l 80 per
bushel, though these figures may be regarded
as wholly nominal. as there are no TRANSACT
lions upon which to base quotations
Corn may ow be quoted at 6O@7Oc sacks
included, at which figures there is considerable
activity to supply home consumers
Oats have declined to 45@5Oc per bushel.
Provisions Bacon is in active request at
6ta @9h for Shoulders. $685. for Ribbed !
and l0I for Clear Sides, and 1Oc for Hams. !
There is a little old on the market, which is
leld at slightly higher figures.
Cheese Western Reserve l1@11x p b.
We hear of few sales of new Lard at
$685. from wagons and l0@11 from
store.
Grooeries--There has been considerable !
activity in Groceries during the week. We
now quote as follows
Susar-Fair 7@7Hc per Id in hhds.. and
al advance on these quotations in bis;
sew York coffee sugars 1O@llAc; crushed
nd powdered liz @l2c; Loaf liz @l2c.
Molasses and Syrup-M GLASSES in bbls 80
e33 per gal; half bbls. 35@37c: sugar house
3@45- Golden syrup in bbls IS; half bbIs
0, and kegs 90 gailons) 85c.
Coffee--Rie l419I6, Laguyra 17@ l8cts,
aval8@ zoe per Id.
Tea-Imperial 50c@Sl, Gunpowder, 5Oc@
., Young Hyson 4O@60, Black 6oc@SI so
Salt-We quote coarse sack at 81 %, and
ne at 50,snd barrel st $50 40 per 5ushel
he stock on the market is ample to meet
ne demand
Cotton Yarns--The following are the
gents quotations for Cottoi Yarns 700 and
DO, &c p doz; 500 10; 500. IL; and 400, l2c
Whiskey--Recti6ed 1920; cour try brands :
0@75c. t
Dried Fruit-We quote Apples,peeled, at 40. >
caches, uupeeled, 90. peeled, So.
There is good demand for Peanuts at So
$50 per bushel.
Feathers are in active demand at 1895 {
ef ID for Live Geese. in good shipping order.
Ginseng Finds ready sale at 35c.
Beeswax- for 23@25c.