The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-09
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Cotton has held up to ,goo4 price fur the
last week, but not Hs good a II was in our
last report. Has ranged from 10 to lose
Whest-NoDe offering. a good quality
REEVE wait a ffsvv busbels for which Wa
will pay 81
Corn is still quiet, very little Offering.
Neal is in good demand at 4oc.
lour stl Il remains firm, with an advance.
worth rom first hands IS 80 to 81.
IHsp Potatoes remain scarce and in de-
maneL We are paying soc. Would pay zoe
Tor a nice lot of eating potatoes. If you are
Prepared to keep them think they will bring
y good price next spring
Sweet Potatoes, not worth commenting on
Dried Peaehes-We will pay sc for nice
| lot of halves.
Dried Apples are in very LITTLE demand
Feathers 80 to 40c.
Beeswax, lie.
Rags, II.
Wool, is to 4Oc.
Hides-Green, &c; dry, II to lac.
Butter-A great deal is being brought in,
and some very infe' ior. We would advise
| you in bringing butter to market to put it in
| good shape, say in cakes about one pound IN
size, nicely worked, so that it will not APP
pear puffy watery. Be s7re and not put
any in that smells strong, as it will injure
| the sale of the good.
Chickens, IL to Is.
Eggs-Put your hens to laying if possible,
| and give those that are double duty, as they
are now worth zoe per doz.
/ Tallow Sc.
Onions-we want few bushels of nice,
tor which we viii pay from 75 to zoe
Lard-There seems to be very little com
| ing in. Want lew hundred pounds, for
which we viii pay 81 cents, if nice end
white.
Peas--smen white peas would be ready
sale at 81 per bushel- Bring us few if you
| have any.
County Iinscy still in demand. Country
socks ready sale at so 20 IS cents per pair
We advised you last week TO knit some, but
we have since found that you get about
as much for the yarn in the sock as you can
| for the sock, therefore we advise you to sell
| the yarn and not waste your time knitting.
GROCER MARKET.
| Coffee is still firm, bit has MT advanced
/ any. We have received this week 5 sacks
| of choice coffee that We win warrant to
every one that buys, and at very low figures.
Sugar has been very firm, with an advance
| of y from jobbers. Welfare still selling at the
same figures retail. Do not think it will go
higher soon. The Louisiana crop Is IS, 900
hhd's larger this year than it was last.
Molasses about the same; we have re-
eeived some splendid sugar house which we
can sell cheap
Sorghum stiT scarce at a5 cts
Salt-We have reduced the price to $3.50
fer bu., $2.I0 for bu., Sl50 for bu. bags.
Nails, horse shoes, soda, pepper, spice, gin
ger, same as last week.
NOTICE.
To parties going to housekeeping we below
give list that you may select the articles
you want and bring il to us, and you can buy
your bill in half the time;
QUEENSWARE.
Plates-Dinl.ar. breakfast, tea, soup, cake
or bread. Blu sr dishes soup tureens, gravy
tureens, bowls egg cups. fruit saueers, sool-
lops, sugar. bows. bowls and pitchers. Cups
and Saueers-Isa, coffee Pitchers-W alter,
milk, cream. Dishes, fiat, IL sizes; dishes,
deep, S sizes; cover dishes. round; cover
dishes, oblong, COMFORTS or salads, te1-pots,
pickle stands, soap stand
We can give any Of the above goods in Ell.
Their ironstone, French china OF c ware.
GLASS.
Glass, Is kinds, wine glasses, Setts--sugar,
spoon, butter cream--eruits, bowls, Salads
mug, lamps. tumblers. pitchers y ater sets,
salt cellars, castors, syrup pitchers, preserve
stands, celery stands, pickle dishes, lamp
ehimneys.
The above we have either in plain or en-
graved glass.
KITCH EN- ARE, Etc.
Buckets-Well, cedar, cypress, cans, Ice
darl tubs, clothes lines, clothes pins, pre-
serving kettles, backiug brushes, scrub
brushes, brooms, basting spoons. trays, roll
ing-pins, brooms, coffee mills, wash boards,
kegs, harvest half bu- meas, smoothing
irons, shovels, dog irons, sifters, flesh forks,
baskets.
TINWARE.
Buckets, sizes, eupsS hiscuit cutters,
strsiueI7s, coffee pots, coffee mats, dish pans,
wash pans, pie pans, cake pans, oil cans,
dippers
SILVERWA ARE.
Casters, knives and forks, pickle stands,
syrup stands, gobiets, toilet sets, tea spoons,
table spoons, napkin rings. cups, vases, ETC.
MISCELLAN EOUS.
Knives ard forks, lamps, lanterns, bells,
v~aifers euUar bucE ers spOons mir Is