Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17
louisville Market.
SOUTHERN sIARKETs.
Charleston pIarkef. JUNG ~.

CORN. The market confines 20 be fully
supplied by arrivals from Tennessee by
rail. With free receipts there has been a
disposition on the part Of purchasers TO
offer lower rates, and white, single car
loads, have been sold from The depot at
81 28G9l 80 per bushel, weight, sacks in
cluded holders of large parcels have
offered in some cases to sell al 81 20 per
bushel, but buyers were offering still lower
figures. Yesterday a sale took place at
81 2G per bushel, weight, by the car load,
from the depot. Wequote Western mixed
at 81 26@1 r per bushel by the car load
from the dept, and Western white at 81 30
per bushel
FLoUR.--The general indication OF a
good crop Of wheat has induced a DISPOSE
ton on the part Of holders TO offer more
freely, and many qualities have shown a
declining tendency. We quote Northern
and Western fine at 1903 25 per barrel
superfne at $1,000 SO; extra at $il 50
IL rs per barrel and family at S13@l4
per barrel. A shipment of new Georgia
-four received from Augusta ofextra family
quality was held at $40 per barrel.
BAcoN.-The demand for this article
continues of the most restricted character,
and the market has a disposition to lower
prices. We qnote prime shoulders al 10
cents per ID, prime rib sides at l7Cgl7l
cents, and prime clear rib at Is cents per
ID prime strips are selling at l74GBl8
cents per 10. Prime hams are dull al %
G)224 cents. @
Savannah Market, June ~
FLoUR-The small lot Of new Georgia
has been swept of, but more Is on the way.
Shipments have been made Of small guam
titles North. The stock on the market il
all Northern, bat we would quote for new
SIT for double extra family, per barrel.
We quote: Northern selling at SO 500
10 for superGne S13@I4 50 for extra
SIG for extra family fancy Sl79l8.
CoRN--Is in active demand. A lot Of
prime Maryland arrived during the week
and sold at 81 40. Tennessee il arriving
literally, bat there il no accumulation Of
stock quotations continue at 81 35(8l 40
from depot and the latter rate from store.
As the season advances a larger demand IS
anticipated from surrounding districis,
where last years supply is now eGhaustsd.
BACoN.-Smoked meals-the transac-
tons the past week have been very limited,
mostly confined 10 small lots. Many hold
ers are anxious to sell, while others who
have small stocks Of very prime hold
firmly. We quote prime clear sides lS169
IS3e clear ribbed 74918c ribbed sides
1Ga@174c; shoulders l4I9I4lc; choice
Sugar cured hams 22l ~ DC per cask plain
194@194c.
LARD.-Trade has been very quiet, oW-
ing mostly 10 the advancing season and a
diaposition to work of old stock. Demand
has been steady for new pure other brands
selling quietly. The general tone Of the
market has been inactive. Prices are an
changed. We quote pure leaf at 2092lc
pressed 169ISc; retail 25c Tor former
and 20c for latter extra la(slS4c.
Augusta Market, June ~.
BAoox.-The stock Is light Prices firm.
We quote as follows; Clear sides I9e
shoulders 159l54c; hams, according 10
cut and quality, 1929. go. -r
CoRN.-Ths majority Of the receipts Of
corn are through receipts, The local re-
ceipis being very light, which renders our
stock light and prices firm, holders hold
ing white At 81 259i 80 mixed 81 Is
FLeUR.--Granite mills Sl3 5O@15 so
per barrel; Augusta mills Sl265l6 per
barrel country Sl29If according 70 quail