Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-30
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charlcston, Dee. rs.


CoRN-There have been a few limited
arrivals from Baltimore and Tennessee.
Sales of good to prime white Maryland
have been taken place at ST 20@l 20 per
bushel. Tennessee from the depot, has
been sold at about 81 12@1 Is per bushel,
weight, bags included. The demand con-
tinues limited.
FLoUR-The market is fairly supplied
with Northern and Western qualities,
which are in steady demand, both for the
city and country trade. The market open
ed with disposition to advance, but closed
without important change at our quota
tions. We quote Northern and Western
super at 81 1901 IS per barrel. Extra at
$500 per barrel, and Family at SO 500
10 per barrel. Extra Family and choice
qualities sell from $ll@14 per barrel.
Southern qualities are in limited supply,
and may be quoted at So so per barrel for
Super, $10@l0 so for Extra, and $ll@l2
for Family.
BACoN-This article is 10 very light
stock, and is firmer. We qCote prime
shoulders in limited supply at Is cents per
pound prime rib sides at 1S@l8ic; clear
rib at 184(91Sac, and clear sides at is cts.
per pound. Dry sailed shoulders may be
quoted at Is, and sides at 164 cents. per
pound. Prime strips are held at l72 cents.
BUTTER-There is moderate stock of
prime Goshen which may be quoted at 40
cents per pound. Western and other lower
grades sell from S0@4O cents per pound as
in quality.
Savannah, Dee 22.
BACoN.-The stock of prime meats is
nearly exhausted, and holders are filling
none but small orders for planters sup
plies. Clear ribbed sides have advanced,
and will rule high till the new crop comes
in. We quote shoulders at 14!@15c, rib
sides at l7@l74c, and clear ribbed at l9c.
There are few clear sides offering, and
prices are nominal at 184@lsic. Hams
are in large stock at 10@l8c, according to
quality. Breakfast bacon is quiet, with a
downward tendency, at 1920.
LARD.-This article has been in fair re-
quest at unchanged figures. Stocks ample.
We quote 20c for pure leaf; pressed 100
1Sc; extra ranging 20c.
BUrTER.-A good demand has existed.
Full stocks. We renew as before Choice
lots OF new Goshen in tubs 48950c rs
failing at SOC; in 10 pound cans 4Sc; frk-
governed by quality we quote western in
kegs, according TO quality, at Bog 4Oc; In
tubs 40@43c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs.-Our re-
marks last week apply to this. A cargo OF
assorted which arrived was readily sold al
good prices. Bananas sell $2@4 PEI
bunch. West India oranges $50 per 600
Pineapples 81 per dozen. Apples are in
fair supply; a prime article of pippins s.
per Dbl; Baldwins So SO per Dbl; lady 81
per bbl Southern oranges $2@2 so whole
sale $40 per 1000; Sicily lemons So pei
box. Potatoes $494 so per Dbl. Onions
a prime article, S.. Northern cabbagei
!! SIS per 100.
FLoUR.-No change since our last re
port. Stock on the market large; demand
light Feeling in Northern brands since
our last report is somewhat better. W.
quote Northern superfne, Sc 50@S extra
S. 5O@1O so, and family and fancy SIG
l3. Good Georgia and Tennessee brand
no demand, $ll@12 for extra, and $l2 81
@13 so for family and fancy.
GRAIN.-Stock of old corn is exhausted
and not qaotable. New is coming equally
with a fair demand at firm figures, VI
quote Georgia corn 81 10 from depot Ten
nessee, 81 1901 Is; from store, 81 zoo
| %, and small arrivals. There has been M
change in oats this week from depot $50
9Oc; from store, $l@l 10 for prime Mary
land seed.
HAY.-Several arrivals of both North
err and Eastern. Wharf sales Of Eastern
at ST. 35; held from store at 81 40(91 30
in large lots. No change in figures sine
our last.