Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-15
CharIesion Market. AnrnIo.

CORN.-The arrivals from Tennessee by
rail continue to supply the bulk of the de-
mand, and we learn of the sale Of a large
lot of this quality at 81 % per bushel,
weight, bags included, from the depot
Single car loads have been sold as high as
81 % per bushel, weight, sacks included,
and as low as 81 % for common, from the
depot. A cargo of 5000 bushels OF prime
white, in gunny bags is meeting with buy
ers at 81 30CGl 81 per bushel, weight, sacks
included.
FLOUR-There has been no important
change in this article since our last report
and the market continues to be supplied
with good assortment Of Northern and
Western brands, which sell at S11@1l so
per barrel for super6ue, Sl2G913 per barrel
for extra, AID Sl2 50@l4 per barrel for
family, according TO quality of grade aud
size of lot.
BACON.-The consumptive demand for
meat is very moderate. Sellers are asking
l5c per pound for prime shoulders, 17c per
pound for rib, and l74G9l Sc per pound for
clear rib sides. Second quality meat is in
light stock, and shoulders of this quality
are held at 13G9l34c per pound.
HAY.-Ihe arrivals since our last report
have been about 300 bales, Of North river
qualities. Some 400 bales of Eastern, re-
ceived the previous week, were sold from
the wharf at 81 80 per hundred The de-
mand is quite limited and is restricted to
the supply Of local wants.
Savannah Market, april 40.
BACoN.-Prices are firm with advancing
tendency. We quote prime clear sides ISL
@1S{c; clear ribbed 1S@lSto; ribbed
sides II &c; shoulders l449 15c; choice sugar
cured hams 20(G22c; plain l5OIGc.
LARD.-There has been a slight decline
in prices. Stocks ample; Semand quiet.
We quo.e pure leaf at l73@1 9c; pressed
l56l6c.
CoRN.-Tennessee is in good demand.
Arrivals for the week foot up about 10000
bushels only. At the beginning Of the week
the quantity held here was quite heavy.
and sales have only kept pace with arrivals,
leaving still a good stock on hand. Sales
were made to-day at 81 % per car load
may be quoted firm al 81 90@l IS from
store.
OATs.-Owing to the late continued adj
vance North are being held quite firmly at
81 o. from wharf, which is much less than
they can be laid down for at present North
ern quotations. From store 81 10 has
been the ruling price for fair article.
HAY.-Eastern hay is without quotable
change, being firmly held al 81 so from
wharf and from store. No late arrivals
rather dull demand. Northern hay il in
less request at about 81 30 for wharf lots
and 81 40 from store.
FLoUR.-Business>h been doll in this
article the past wsek. The stocks are full
prices steady. New Georgia superfne
$l3 25(913 so; extra Sl5@l5 50; extra
family Sl6@l7. Northern selling at
$40 50Ce II 80 for super6De; Sl3 5OCg15
for extra SI6a17 for extra family and
fancy.
Macon Market, April 10.
BAcoS.-With good stocks fair demand
has prevailed 10 these lines. Prices but
little changed. We quote As follows Clear
sides 1910 zoe; clear ribbed i9e; shoulders
l5c; hams, country, 5000; canvased
sugar cured 22lCs264c.
FLOUR.-Stock ample and the better
brands in good requeat superhne Sl2@
Is extra ,$l4fs IS; family SIS fancy
family brands Sl7.
GRAM AND Hattie stock Of corn in
the hands Of dealers Is ample yellow,