Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-30
SPECIE.

American Gold .oO Silver 49, Zo@ sup
There has been, no change in prices not
with landing the market exh bits a downward
tendency. We quote Super6ne, 81. 100
D; Extra 6 ,C0@ s, so p bbf.. Sacks of e8 lbs
range from $3.50 TO 81, 30. Itmnst be fan
cy article to mmand our outside quota
Ii ions.
Wheat is dull with light demand and
large quantities off>ring, and while there has
been no absolute decline, our quotations may
be regarded as nominal. We quote Prime
White, at 81 30@$i 40, and Red 25@l 80
and Mediterranean 1o@1 20 per bushel.
Corn is very dull owing to light demand
and heavy offering, and the market has de-
clined very materially. Buyers are offering
only 6O@55c per bushel.
The STOCK of Oats on the market is light
and the receipts have been limited. There is
good demand al SOC per bushel, while some
holders are demanding Coo.
Rye has declined 10 90@Sl per bushel aud
Barley to S250@1 rs. but the offerings are
lishl
We hear Of some transactions in Bacon,
though the receipts are not large. We quote
Shoulders, at leg l8e; Hams, 1890; Clear
Sides. 20@22c ,and Hog round l7@i9 per
ID. New Lard is quoted at l8@20c per lbin
barrels, and 2o@221a in kegs. ,t
There is very little doing in Pork. Small
sales at l0@l2c per lb net.
Good fat beef cattle find ready sale at 81 q
&c per ID. gross. Sheep are in demand at
sag 3 per head.
Rio Coffee is dull at 65@ 7Oc per ID. The
stock, however. is very light. Java, Of which
there is light supply, is quoted at 75@90c-
Sugar and MoIasses continue to arrive quite
freely We auote New Orleans Sugar at 61hs
q lOc in barrels and = q &c less in hhds; Ha-
wanna White l3@ IA; Loaf, 22s q %; Crushed
AID Powdered, at l5@20c. Molasses is held
at i23@47la per gallon in barrels and 45@
50 lin half barrels.
Salt has advanced to sl4@sl6 for Fine,
sI3@S14 for Coarse, and Barrel S2.5o@S4 0O
per bushel.
The stock Of Star Candles is very much re-
duced, ana holders are demsndir 55@60c
| pei h. Tallow are held at 30@3lc.
Atlanta, Ga
Pork The price is Auctuating with ten
dency decidedly downward. Gross it is SELL
ing at I2@l21s at which latter price we hear
of few sales pet-tbe current price for which
however is l4@l5 for large fat hogs. Cut
al d salted meat sell at l5(G I6c.
| Corn sells from wagons at 90 cents.
| Meal-in brisk demand, at 81 90 from
wagons.
Butter-Receipts light, demand active at
30@35c from wagons
Chickens-Bring 2O@Z5c.
I Flour--Stock light, with brisk demand
under which prices tend upwards. Price to
day SO SO 10 so per- ariel.
1 1aro a
finds ready sale at 81 60@1 70
Eggs-sell readily at 15@I8c.
New Orleans, La
Sugar.-I3l @2c for Com to good Com
Pa for Low Fair, and 2l@3 for Fair to full
! ly Fair, the decline Being caused by the sup
| ply exceeding the demand, which was limit
ed=nothing reported in Prime to Choice.
McIasses --15@le for Fermeniing ard 1s@
lslz and 10 for Prime to choice; supply ample
and prices easier.
| Flour--Nothing Of any moment reported
in Flour. :.
Pork.--Nothing reported in Pork or Bacon.
| Lard. Lard is quoted at 2Oc.'
Chattanooga, Tenn
Bacon.--No Bacon in market and no con-
tracts made for future delivery.
| Lard--The market is well stocked with
lard, which, is selling at 2o@25c per b.
FIour.--Rangcs from So 5o@s9 90.
| Corn.--Is quite brisk. Several lots have
been sold at $4,000. -,
Wheat he sales have been very light
at 81 4O@S1 60.
Pork.--very. little doing in Pork. Some
small sales were made at 10c nett. Dealeri
Fusdally demand fl@l2}c p D.