Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-15
Rrendstuffs.



The weather during the past has Tor the
season. with Showers but not cool to check vegetation
is doing very WE'LL and oats grass Short all the growing
crops except wheat promise most abundant yield Barley
the wheat maturing rapidly and informed
been cut in Clark county, where the crop very good Samples
Of barley and wheat have been handed
both look WE'LL We have nothing communicates regarding
the wheat crop; beyond the reach Of the Ohio
Valley, and the probability that it will matuen prime ond
ton. In this State, Indiana Western Pennsylvania,
gna, the crops will be fair average, and that Of spring
the report made in the middle Of last MONTH regarding the
winter wheat in all those States south Of the Ohio
of the Mississippi and in sections OF Illinois and Indiana.
Flour and wheat have been exceedingly dull during the weeks
and prices have been irregular, and for -four 3 per
Dbl and for wheat bush lower During the
prices little better than nominal and the only thing
which prevented further decline the c that holders
not pressing their stocks hemarket to great The
lower grades declined materially supene having been sold
81 90 though towards tie close holders Lot willing take
less than IS for this sde but the demand for all grades being
quite moderate sales round lots could not have been made
this The market, at time during the week.
comparatively and those wanting bay had 70 pay very full
rates in cases. whilst in others desirable parcels pro-
cured at Decline This all depended hOEeTer the
ties Of the owners and while obtained S. 50 for fair
@ others had TO sell the grade S. 40 We quote at the
s. 3O95 Co. choice family S 7O96 This
wide range and the quotations must be regarded to extent
nominal.
Various estimates oths stock this market
being made Taking the receipts Of -four and wheat and de-
dieting them the city consumption and the EXPORTS the fig
would show that the stock cannot be less han $4,000 brs
and large pon Of this has been held here BY pecuatofs since
fall We know Of several lots which the commissions and
other charges reach one dollar per hrl.
Whesthas greatly unsettled, during the week, and prices
quite irregular. decline OF ID ljc has established
White Ol2 Red, the market closing dull 1901 IS
for Red and 81 % for prime White buyers disposed 10 hold o
Corn has essentially during the week, the demand
has fair and the steady at 45 for in bulk, and
mixed and white shelled.
Augusta Market, June Ie.
COTToN-The inactivity which prevailed in all the other
cotton markets Of country found sympahzng response
our market the last month has been too limited
authorize any formal to the condition Of the trade
further than that there nothing doing to establish any
particular basis Of prices The cotton on hand generally held
by parties who compelled SELL and who prefer to take
the chances Of sill ht improvement in prices.
The crop Of l60 received at the ports IN round
NUMBERS bales about 500 bales greater than at
the same time last year The stocks on hand at me ports are about
the year. but the stocks hands and
me Beao CTop-so far the prospects abundant yield
hatteng and we have estimates made OF crop
wide field for storms and foods too much injury 70 be appe
hended from and other from this until the new
FLOURThe trade very dull and the supply is more than
equal the demand There very little Flour Ohering and
our quotations refer to Old suPeae country q ana
quoted fraction higher in Consequence Of the neatness
of the packages AMI freshness Of the Flour than in regard to
WHEATwe hear of few sales and prices range aocOrdiugtO
quality, 81 30 to l 60.
CORN-Prces range from 81 10 to 81 Is Some retail houses
asking 81 l6a)l 90
BACON-There large stock hand, and prices
firm. The skipper fly is operating extensively on joint pieces
and holders sellers Of Hams and Shoulders We quote
for hog round (Tennesee neatl Il ei Clear Sides lz9
&c., Ribbed Sides l292e Hams lU95c; and Shoulders sS
9hc.
Markets by Telegraph.
CrrINxAT1 June I4-Whsky 1874 Mess Pork II 759I7 s7i
Lard I359i11 Moassss $685. Sugar SOS; Coffee 14z9
Is; Corn has declining tendency, As; Oats 40.
NEw YORK, -Cotton dull, sales day 1900 bales
Quotations Mddlng Upland IL, Flour has adscn
ing tendency OO95 Corn declined cent, Sales 300
bushels 6997a, Mess Pork ID I295 So Sugar, sales 1000
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