Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-09
sOUrHEsS PRODUCE MARKETS.
Augusta, Ca, Dee. 5.

ers, I44@15; Hams, 1923. The de-
cline il owing entirely TO the anticipation
of large arrivals during the season.
BUTTER,-We have no change TO make
in this article. Demand moderate. Go
shen, 50(955; Country, S0@35.
CoRN.-Good demand, arrivals small.
We quote old White, 81 Is; old Mixed,
81 10 from depot; new White, without
sacks, 81 90; new Mixed, without sacks,
ST 90; new in ear, 90.
WHEAT Continues scarce. A large
amount is held back for seeding, after
which a full supply may be expected. We
quote, White, 81 2592 10; Red, st 500
2 90.
FLoUE.-The supply is equal to the de-
mand. Dealers are only buying small lots
| for city trade. We quote City Mills So
5O@1S. Country, Sl0@l2, according TO
quality.
| Atlanta, Ga, Dec. D.
GRAIN.-Wheat 81 to 81 %. Choice
seed wheat 50 so to 81 rs. Corn firm at
| 81. sacked, for new, in ear 95c. and 81 20
| for old. Oats quiet at 70 to Toe, sacked /;
scarce. Barley, s.. Rye ST so to 81 IS.
FLoUR.-City Mills, S5@5 IS other
brands, for Superfne and Family limited
demand. Stock ample.
| LIME.-Tennessee, Georgia and Ala
bama SOC. per bushel; Hydraulic Ce-
ment S. so to So per barrel Plaster Of
Paris s. so per barrel.
| CLOVER AND GRSs SEEDs.-Red clover,
new crop, Sl1 per bushel; Timothy seed,
81 so; Orchard grass, So Red Top, or
Herd grass, SO; Hungarian So 50; Blue
grass, IS so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Peeled Apples, 5;
Peaches, peeled, Is to 2Oc.; unpeeled 6 to
&c. Demand light The large dealers
have Withdrawal from the market.
Charleston, Dee.
CoRN.-The trade in this grain eontin.
ues very light, and is only in limited
iobbing and retail way. We quote old
Corn, in small parcels, at about 81 LOG
l IS per bushel, weight sacks included
We learn of no important movement in
! new.
OATs.-There have been received about
1000 bushels of this grain from Baltimore,
consigned to dealers to meet the wants o.
the local demand. Wholesale quotations
are nominal.
FLoUR-The market has a good supply
of Northern aud Western brands, and a
, the general opinion prevails that the artl
| Gle bas probably reached its lowest figure
| they hold with confidence, and prices hav'
| been steady. We quote Northern anC
D | Western super at 81 Is per barrel; extr:
at s. IS per barrel, aId Family a
So IS per barrel. Southern qualitie
are in light stock and are held at abou
50 2569 50 per barrel for super; $40 70
extra and SlI6l2 per barrel for. family.
BAcoN.-This article is in small stock
0 particularly of sides, with 4 continue,
5 very limited enquiry. We quote PTim
Z shoulders at 14@14! cents per pound
8 prime clear rib sides at 1S3@l9 cents, DR..
sailed sides (new) at Il cents, and stripe
0 at Is cents Second quality meat tina
= sells from l0@l2 cents - most In demand
BUTTER-Prime is IN moderate supply
5 and held firmly at 5000 cent per pound
Western, which is in larger stock, ma.
5 be quoted at $1,000 cents per pound, ant
| limited lots of country, which are beiDl
d received, sell at 2j(ae35 cents per pound a
) in quantity.
Savannah, Dec. 4.
0 BAcoN.-The demand for bacon has COL
0 tinued good at higher figures caused alto
gether by great scarcity in the marke
r. Many of our dealers are declining to buy
except 10 fill orders, awaiting the declin
to come when the new meats are throw
: on the market. We quote shoulders a
5 I446I5lc, rib sides at l7@l74, and clea
0 ribbed al l8161S2. There are few clea
sides offering, and prices are nominal a
q. lS4@1S4. Hams are in large stock, a
s lO@lSc according 10 quality. Breakfai
bacon is quiet with a downward tendency
3 at 10000. Dry sailed meats are in bel
ter demand. We quote shoulders at 13G
= I31e; short clear sides, 170174e; shoI
q ribbed, 16@162c; bellies 15!@l69c, 40
5 Stratford cut at 16c.
LARD.-Stocks full. We quote Toe 70
] pure leaf; pressed l6@lSc; extra rangiD
2Oc.
FLoUR.-There has been slight deciin
3 since our last report. The stock on th
d market is large, and the demand light
5 The feeling in Northern brands since Gu
9 last report is somewhat depressed. w
quote Northern superfine, So 5000; extri
SS@11, and family and fancy, Sl2@13
Good Georgia and Tennessee brands are il
Q | fair demand at so 50@l4 80 for family
y and fancy.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs.-In good de
-. mand. Prices are unaltered. Banana
b sell S294 per bushel. West India orange
0 $50 per 1000. Piueapples 81 per dozen
| Apples are in fair supply; prime article
/ of pippiDs 81 per bbl; Baldwine Sc 50 pc
Dbl; lady Sc per Dbl; Southern orange
: S2C92 so wholesale; $50 per 1000; Sicil.
lemuns Sc per box. We quote Jackson
white S. 50@4 per Dbl; Western reds "a
A prime article of Northern onions a
ST 50@S Northern eabbages Sl5 per loo
GRAIN.-TLe stock of Georgia and Ten
nessee old corn is very light and demand
only for home consumption. New corn
coming in very slowly and in small lots
demand light. We quote Georgia corr
81 10 from depot, and scarce; Tennessee
81 1901 l24, and small arrivals-ol'
corn from store, wholesale, 81 %. Their
has been no change in oats this week; from
depot 5000; from store, 81.
HAY-A slight improved demand fo
( hay. There have been no large arrivals
market continue, however, fairly supplied
First hands selling large lots at 81 400
, so; smaller lots selling at 81 5O9l o.
for Eastern; Northern, 81 259Sl 3O-al
! from store.