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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11
The Question for Tennessee to De-
eide. @


There being now two Cpnfedera-
cies, one Northern and one Southern,
which Of the two do Tennesseans
prefer to 60 With? All our business
interests are in and with the South,
All the sympaihivs and affections of
our people are enlisted in behalf Of
The South. The people Of tie South
are our friends, our patrons, our kins-
men. Their institutions, political
and domestic, are like ours. They
speak the same language, worship the
same God, strive fer the same great
destiny. Shall we go with them in
their march to material greatness :
in their eff,rt TO preserve retublican
liberty ON the American continent,
or shall We seek to strengthen the
link, which by accident Of political
fortune, binds Us at present to the
cold treacherous North? We must
do one or the other OF these two
thirgs. Which ought we to do
which shall We .do?-NashmNe Ga.
zette. A.
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light during the week. The markescontinuc.
firm at tbs follwips quotations:
Sugar--Fairto Choice 6i@T}c q bin hog
heads, and 4 a. advance on these. quotations
in bbls; New York coffee sugars 10Gl134c;
Crushed and Powdered IL Z q 12c; Loaf 10
l2c.
Moasses and SYRUP Molasses in bbls 80
@33 pc gal; half bbis. S5@37c: sugar house
45@5o. Gold en- syrup in bbls rs; half sbbls
SO, and kegs(t0 ssilofsls5c. ~
fCoffee--Rie l3} @l4I; Lsguyra I7@ l8cts,
Javais@2Oe per ID. s
Tea-Imper;al SOC ,sl Guppowder. 5ooa
rs, Young Tyson 4ota60s Black Coco 81 so
l Goa So, and Coarse is nom na' at 81 So
q l 40. Barrel is in good supply spd is SELF
ing st 30c per 5usbel. 80 :
Candles--We quote Parafine Wax at 27@
3Oc at wholesale, and $50 40 q II ia small
lots, Star l7@I9, aud Tallow il(a IL.
Cotton Yarns--The following are the
agents. quotations far Cotton Yarns: 700 and
500, Sc p loz; Geo, 10; 500, il; and 400. &c.
Fruit-There are no choics Green Apples
in market. We quote at S2@3 per DBL,
such as are to be had. -
Dried Fruits are steady. with Egb, receipts.
We quote Apples. peeled. at Asa 80; Peaches,
unpeeled, 81 lo@I Is, peeled 2@2 20 per
bushel.
Ouions--There are no barrel Onions in the
market. We quote loose IN sacks SOc@Sl y
ushel.
Potatoes-There is good stock of Potatoes
on the murk ct, embracing the best varieties
and We report sales from store 75@2 for
small ard large barrels. -.
New Orleans, la
Cotton, sales 1900 bales; Middling I23@I9.
New York. N. We
Cotton steady. sales 500 bales. Middling
upland 1873. Flour dull. Corn steady
Mess Pork firm. sales 1850 bbls ~ 25@l II 80.
Lard -sales Of 100 bbls at go 1o1s.
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The Confederate States.
The Confederale States az Ameri-

1ne C0HIedeTat6 StateS OF Amel1-
ca now number seven, with-a popu-
llation Of s ,054,323, and snarea Of
527,s9S square miles. Their area
is equal to that all the free States
this side Of the Rocky Mountains,
with The exception Of Kansas. They
have scacoast OF 1882 mites in
length, being near!y'three times as
great as tina, OF The same cree States.
which is hpt 2,l65 miles.
) These seven States cover the very
garden of the earth, and if they but
keep their government pure and
Just, ard free from all corruption.
they WILL. ere tie close Of the pres
ent century, constitute the most
powerful Confedtraey on the face
Of the earth.
AS the government Of Great. Brit
ain lameDted in dust and ashes that
spirit Of intolerance which separa-
ted America from her forever, so
will the North lament that spirit Of
Interpreting which has driven from
our Union the flirest and richest
portion of the land. ep
The confidence Of the southern
people in their Government is
evinced 10 The fact that, when calico
for a loan Of Sl5,000000. they
took it.at par; while at the
same time the Government at
Washington called for loan Of $l0,-
which was taken at an
average discount Of 8 per cent
Portland (Me J Unou.
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Last Hours of Webster

We ask attention 10 the sdvcr-
tisemont of this book and engraving,
10 be found in this paper. We bave
no doubt that they are works of real
merit, aud viii command a heavy
sale.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

4 Messrs Clark, Gregory & Co:--This is to
certify that'I have been afflicted with Rheu-
matism for the las. ten years, aad so badly af-
flic.ed that | was not able to attend to my
vocation, and that i have spent some eight
hundred or one thousand dollars. in trying
physicians and the most popular medicines OF
the day, without relisf. The Ambrosial Oh !
has done more to restore me to health than
all else besides. VIM. WATERS.
Chattanooga, March ~. 1851.
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4
&r., dc, with the Funeral Ohsequies at Mar h
field; and all the prominent Inc enis OF his
Public and Private Life The specimens Of
his massive o. ory include the finest speeches.
In one large volume Of $50 pages. printed
on fine PAPER and biurd in beautiful style;
containing full-length Steel Portra Of Web
ster believed to be the best ever taken Of the
great Statesman as he was in the prime Of
manhood. Also VIEW OF HIS BRTaPLA cE
AND HOME at Msrshftld. Price 90 o.; gilt.
81 50. .Ee
The engraving is one Of the most de able
ever issued. Ii represents Mr.. W ebst IN his
diving moments. His relatives aud intimate
friends and several distinguished Torsonages
are grouped around his conrh; esgeily listen
ing to the last feeble words Of the expiring
Statesman. They W Itch wi Intense interest
b IS every movement. The artist represents
the scene AS inexlress bly, imposing and inn
pressive.
The pportunhy afforded to obtain this
magnificent engraving without charge will
ccmmtId The attention OF every one. Our
edition Of the Life of Webster has been
published hut few months; and without
the aid of the engraving. we have disposed
of 1000 copies, which is proof the work Is
warted BY the people.
This work will be sold only by subscription
and will lie furnished 70 suacsriber, j n'!uaing
the Engraving bound 70 ha,dsora,ly en-
bessed leather at 81 90; same style. silt ed
CESS 50 sc. Sample copies sent by mail post
paid, on RECEIPT Of price.
A gents wanted in every county, to- whom
the largest commission viii be paid. Full
particulars OF agency, with a conf lete cata-i
logue OF my publications., viii be sent on
application. Address,
DUAKE.HULTSGN, Pyh.,
No SO SGinh Third Street,
April IL. PHLLADELPHIA, PA
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Sa nuel Hoy, q hey only ten years
of age, residing near Cornwall, G. W.,
fancying that il his father were dead
he could get possession Of his farm,
attempted twice to poison him with
strychnine, and finally shot him, in
9icting a wound that it is thought
will prove fatal. The young uur-
derer has been arrested.
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Mr.. Thomas Speech :

We are told that Hon. James I'll.
Thomas made an able, .dispassionate
States rights speech at the court
house last Thursday. We regretted
our inability 10 attend.
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Nashville. Tenn

BANK NOTE LIST. tMissouriBanks. sc dis
Bank of Tennessee par Illinois Banks. .10cdis
Union Bank . do NCarolina Banks. 5cdis
Planters Bank. do Virginia Banks. SC dis
Merchants Bank .doiOhio Banks. ...2e dis
Bank of the Union do, Blk Of Shelbyville par
Traders Bank .dclOcoee Bank. % dis
Bank of Commerce do Blk of cambridge 5cdis
City Bank dol Bk of Claiborne. -
Farmers Bank SC dis Bank of farewell =
Bank of Paris I. :. par Bank of Trenton -
Bank ofChattanoogado, Bank of J efferson. -
Bank of America40cdisB Bank of Knoxville par
Citizens Bank no sae Lawrenceburg Blk =
Bank of Memphis par Indiana State Blk &c dis
Bucks Bank ....l disl SPECIE
River Bank do AmericanGold .1@2p
Commercial Blk &c dis, Silver .......... par
Exchange Bank 90c dis EXCHANGE.
Northern Bank /. i. par N. Y. selling l4c pr
Southern Bank &c dis, Philadelphia do do
Bank of Nashville par Baltimore do. do
Georgia. oldbanks, acd Cincinnati do. do
do new doc New Orleans do. do
S CarolinaBa 1acd LAND WARRANTS.
Louisiana Banks. .par 40's -. no sale
Alabama Banksl Nc diSO's aud 1905. do.
Kentucky Banks. ipri l2Vs ......-.-. do
Flour and Meal.-The demand for Flour
has been moderate during the week, mainly
for immediate consumption. though there
has been tolerable fair export demand. =
The market contin ues well supplied with the
various grades and prices are irm at the fol-
lowing quotations:
Superfine ......... $50 2o@o 90
Extra Superine ...,.5 6od6 90
Family ........ -. ..-..-.6 Oc@e -
Extra Family .................6 25@6 50
Sacks. of 98 lbs. 'epa3 SO
There is but little demand for Bue9wheat
Flour which is in light supply and held at
50 SO per 100 lbs.
| the market firm at 6O@70c for unsiftea. and
sftee at 85@S1 per bushel. We have how
ever, heard of sales of sifted at 65 975.
Grain--There is little or moth ing doing in
Wheat and quotations are nominal at 81 10
al 20 q bushel.
There has been good deal Of activity in
Corn, both for the home and export trade.
The stock Is still large and prices have ruled
| weak We quote the range at 55@60 per
bushel, the outside figures for small lots. At
auction Thursday large shipment OF Com
/ was sid in lots at 1900 p bushel.
There has been fair demand foi Oats, and
the market has been steady at 4o@4 oc perl
bushel Tor common to the best varieties
! Provisions--The receipts of Bacon from
! the country have been light, and we notice
that deslers have been shipping from Gin
cinnati and other Western points. so the mar
ket is well supplied. We quote Shoulders at
! Sc, Hams Sc, andClear Sides IOc from wagons
From store the selling prices are Shoulders %
@9c. Hams 9@l0c and Clear Sides io1a@
1l%c.
Good sweet Butter for table use is scarce and
! In demand at 10000 p b At wholesale and
J 90. -. r1.,;t. ;,far;ov ,e dnu nj 12M15cA
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

Iico Cdttle-one a steer. deep red color,
slope off each ear, and crop off the right-the
other muly steer. half crop off the right and
an und crib; in the left ear, red color, with a
blaze in his face, some white about bis legs,
about 8 or 4 years old each; By Ethelven
Mckinney. dis. 10. IL, Jan. 5. Valued at
So each. ~
Hsifer. red and white pided color, half crop
off the LETT and smooth crop off the right ear,
abcut2 years old: by p. R. johnson, dis. No
II, JAN 5. Valued at So.
7pe Hogs black and white spotted, swal-
low fork In the right ear and an under bit in
the left,about IA months old;by Andrew Lloyd
dis. No Attn, March IA Valued at 81 each. Z
8 Steer. of dun color, split in the right eaI
and split and underbitin in the left6 years
old: bv Rachel n. Patterson, dis, No. Jan,
90, 1861. Valued at $40. sM
l. g Is1 = {; MAURY COUNTY.
Horse, deep hay. with little white on his
forehead. about 1919 hands high. about or
( 10 ears old; by Silas L. Veach, dis. No. I
Nov.8 Appraised at $3.50. -
- 80 WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
: FsRy sorrel, small star in the forehead, u
hands high. about three years old; by JOSEPH
Brow, dis No. 8, Nov. 5th. Valaee at $40
gIFfs IS FRANKLIN COUNTY ~
Mse, bright bay, eye ont. shod before, la
hands high. about % y ears old; by c. Acklin
td;s. No. z, Gan %. Valued az sis. !.
Il llorse. iron. Sray some white about his head
near sbt5it bind. 1e hands high, about year
fold: byJohn Meier. dis. No. Jan. "a
Valued at s25. sIafas s.ss
GILES coUSTY. scs
Flu, brown bay, without marks OF brands
about 2 years old; by John C. Pullen, dis NJ
! II. Feb %. Valued at Si5-
es1stt -' jackson COUNTY.
FLU. bay, rather inclined to be roam, with
some white hairs, srnaH knot under the belly
8 brands percsivsble. abont IA hands high
about3 years old; by Sewer Bolton, Feb. IA.
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Iaseiven. Notice.

DURSUANT TO an order Of the CLERK of
4 the County Court Of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the admiris-
traitor of the estate Of g IL Casey. dec,
Of the Insolvency Of said decedent's estate,
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk Of said Court. authenticated. on or
before the 5th DAY OF DC ocer, 1861, %
pro rata distribution, or they will be forever
debarred.
ApTl11. - j. P. Al Ll5ON \, EdDa'.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

The Hon. Wa Allen, reprssen.
thtive in Congress from the Piqua
(Ohiol District, within the last Two
months has lost bis whole family
of four children. by that dreadful
scourge, dip heria,
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GOrNG NORTH
For Lieutenant Colonel

Our friend IL. S. .fshby announces
himself through our columns to-day
a candidate for Lieutenant Colonel
of this, the I'D, Regiment. He is a
clever, honorable gentleman, and ii
elected would fiji the Office as we'll as
any one.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11
The Railroad

The Railroad
~ The time for the arrival and de-
parture Of cars on the Railroad has
again been changed. The present
schedule is 10 this paper. s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

sENATE--LISCoLN AND FRANKLIN.
NJ We are authorized to announce Joel
j. Zones, Esq, candidate Tor the State
Senate.
EEPREsRNTATIyE--IINco
~ We are authorized TO announce Col.
r. =. N. BObO a candidate to represent
Lincoln county in the lower branch OF the
next Legislature.
FLoATse-LINcoLN,G GILES AND MARSHALL.
or We are authorized to announce Mr. >.
G. Csarrigan. candidate to represent LIN
coin, Giles and Marshall counties in the lower
branch of the next Tennessee Legislature.
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Scarcity Of Editorial -

Oar readers will excuse the lack
of editorial 10 to.day's Observer, when
they learn that sickness has confined
the editor to his bed for several days.
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The imported Jack
co., ETH -.

= = -ka E-Hs
HfBIS superior Jack Will stand
Il the present. season at my .,..s.sSfssit
stable. and owing to the bard times g &
will be let to Jennets Of the low price OF $50
ipsural ce. and ore dollar TO The groom. He
viii also be let to few mares at s. the sea-
son. srst taas a
Cortez is a black J ack Of superior style and
finish. fair size and as fine set Of legs as ever
any Jack stood uron--In fact he, looks and
moves like race horse. Those having
] ennets or fine mares to breed wonld do we'll
to SEQ this Jack before eugagius ell ewhere.
Jennets from dis anee kept and cared for
All possible care taken to prevent accidents
but no liability for any. L. J.. STONE,
Five miles North OK Fayetteville
: April 4--tf.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

We wonder how a man feels now
with commissionill his pocket from
old Abe Liucoln, who during The late
Presidential CANVASS, denounced him
as the worst of men.
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DEggoLTJe-LoNT-

VNuE firm Of Jordan d MORGAN at TnIIa-
L homa Coffee acourty, Tennessee. have
this day been dissolved BY nHtual consent,
All those indebt ted TO rs either by note II
account will please settle With i. +. Hunt,
who we have made our attorney 10 settle the
business of said firm. ard the only person an
thorized o receipt and receive This March
lst 1861. JORDAN d MORGAN.
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The New Orleans Banks have ST.
6S6,S56 in-specie, and S0,l75.5o56
iii circulation, with S22,75l,695 de.
posts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

NoTICE oRAN "OLD CALIFORNIAN :
1t seems says the British Colonist,
of Victoria, V. l., that John Butts is
in the habit Of coll, ctirg as many 10
dams as be San 10 a, hlile cottage
where he lives near the Congregation
al church. He then Leads of with
u prayer, followed by singing by mn
John then makes asshort feeling adj
dress; follows it with another hymn,
a collection is taken up, and the con-
gregati,n DISMISSED with 4 dbenedic-
ton. After the services, dancing,
singing and drinking ~hiskey are the
order of the eveniug-Butts acting
as the bar-keeper with as much grace
as bea few moments before officiated
as clergyman. Tits quite ansingrn.
ious plan, and the inventor is no
doubt, making a good thing" by
administering spiritual comsost.te bis
Hock in two totally different ways.
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Mnitarg EIertinn
ELECTION: SATURDAY, NAY 4th.

coLoNEL-70th REGIMENT.
nT We are authorized 10 aunouce Mr.. w
Lawson Moore acandidate for Colonel OF
the 10th Regiment, Tennessee Militia.
coLosEL--72d REGIMENT.
sr7e We are authorized to announce Mr.
gohn Il. Massey candidate for Colonel
of the I'D Regiment. Tennessee Militia
TIP We are authorized to annouce DIR.
Isarle Mex Kinney a candidate for Colonel
of the va Regiment. Tennessee Militia.
LIEuTEsAsT coLoSEL-72d REGIMENT.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
n, =. AsEsby a candidate for Lieutenant
.Colone! of this, the 72d Regiment. Tennessee
Militia
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind of animal is given 80. I'd, color. :.
Sd, description. 4th, age, ....5th. posters
name. :. 9th, place and time of arrest. -.
9TH, valuation. sss+f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

A boy 10 New York has been
sent to prison Cor thirty days, for
stealing newspapers from the door
setoops. 49,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

Hail
There was light fall Of bail il
this place last Monday evening
HNobody hurt.
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Winchester and Alabama Railroad

Is Ia 3
rGEGE TABLE.
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re- A Request Easily Granted. 20

.TPersons purchasing articles advertised IN
oar columns, will confer favor by mentioning
that they saw the advertisement IN the
FAYETTEVILLE OBsEsvER-A
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Nova scorIANs OrposEp TO 4 D,

Nova ScoTIANs OPPOSED TO A UN-
ION WITH THE NoGTH.-The Halifax
Journal r;dicules the idea Of a Union
between the British North Ameri-
can colonies and the Northern States
Of the present American Confederacy:
"If, says the editor, there was ever
any desire CD the part Of these colo
MES land many years ago there may
have been-for annexation to the
United States, the present crisis have
most elfeetually squashed it. What
have we to gain from annexation
with the Northern States. who have
just sacrificed on be altar Of higher
law their hitherto prosperous Union?
Our interest will be with the South
ern Cenlederacy. where We shall
look leremplaym ant for our shipping,
"a market Cor our fish; and We may
even supplant the North in furnish
ing them with manufactured articles. /"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

Fayetteville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY W. II. WEBB.
OBSERVER OFFICE,
Fayetteville, Apfl ii. 1861.
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John Davis
nN motion Of the Plaintiff and it appearing
" from his affidavit that the defendant has
absconded SO that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him and an attach
ment having been issued by me J. T. Gorden
an acting Justice of the Peace on the I'd day
of April 1861. and levied on the personal
property Of. the defendant, see Levy. 1t Is
therefore ordered by me that publication be
made uthe FAYErVEyILLE OBsERvEa, a news
paper published in the town Of Fayetteville,
for four conse cutive weeks, commanding said
defendant to appear before me atmy Office
on Saturday, the Sth day October
ncxt, and defend this attachment suit, other
wise the same will be proceeded with ex
parte. This April Cd 1851.
j. r. GORDON,
Anril IL. Justice Of The Peace
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-04-11

The real motto Of the seeeders--
Let y. s. alone" sfS sr,
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august glertinlt---1S6l,
sENATE--lINCoLN AND FRANKLIN.

ELECTION: THURSDAY, AUGUST LIST.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' aud Justices blanks just printed
nd for sale at our desk-eheap.
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AN UhRIuNATE Man, Henry Dr.
ban; of ST, Louis, is an unfortenate
man A gang OF rowdies attacked
his house, and he fired upon them.
breaking 40 arm Of one. For this
be was arrested and sentenced to
a months imprisonment. When be
had served ont his time and went
home. be found that his wife bad
eIopcd With another MN. The next
day a jew peddler sold him 4 brass
WATCH for $50. H. is waiting to
see what will turn up next.
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or Advertisementsmustb be handedintothe
office by Tuesday Morning, to insure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
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aNo Accounting for Tastes

A meeting CT the Union men Of
Davidson county recommends Hon.
Andrew Ewing as the candidate oil
that party for Governor. A similar
meeting at Sbelbyville. recommends
W. IL Wisener for the same position
A similar meeting at Lebanon, re-
eommpnds jordan Stokes fer The
same position. Similar meetings IN
nearly every county 10 the State
have, 10 doubt, indicated as many
various individuals as their choice
for the slaughter.
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II is estimated
that 1se, 900 per-
sdie annually
in the y. States,
with ccnsamP-
ton, and Profess
scr Eberiy says
that q vast num-
Der OF these could
be saved by the
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LAND WARRANTS.
I40's ..... NO sale
SOS aud 1905. do:
!. 120s do
le dsman d for Flour
ring the week, mainly
nption. though there
air export demand
well supplied with the
Ices are irm at the fell