Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-12
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HAY-The arrivals have amounted to
about GOO bales, all North River qualities.
About 1000 bales of this description have
been sold during the week at J per hun
dred
CoRN-The liberal arrivals from Ten
nessee by rail, and the receipt Of some TO-
900 bushels from Baltimore and New York
have caused prices to fall of, and the rates,
which opened at 81 IS, have reeeded to
81 47Ml As per bushel by the car load
from hedepot, while prime white Maryland
is selling at about 81 So per bushel.
OATs-There have been received during
the week about 1000 bushels Of this grain,
consigned to dealers to supply the demands
Of the retail trade.
FLouR-This article closes with a irmer
feeling in the market, IN consequence of
the sitter condition of the Northern mar
kets. We quote Northern or Western
super at 50 80 per Dbl, extra at $40 759
l / per Dbl, and family at Sll 15Cgl2 per
Dbl. Southern qualities are in moderate
supply, and super of this description may
be quoted at $40 per Dbl, extra at $ll 80
per Dbl, and family at ST. 5OCGl3 per Dbl.
WHEAT-This article il in light supply,
and is in good demand by our city mills at
about 81 . per bushel for red, and 81 30
per bushel for white.
BACoN-The demand for meat during
the past week has been Of more active
character, and with lirmer rates in the
Northern and Western markets prices here
have rather hardened. Prime to choice
shoulders may be quoted at ljC9l54 cents
per TO-, prime rib sides at III cents, and
prime clear rib sides at lS(GlS4 cents
per 10.
savannah. August Z.
FLouE-There has been no positive adj
vance in this article, but there is a ten
dency, owing TO the advance in other mar
kets. Dealers are very stiff in anticipation.
The stocks are fair We quote fancy new
State S7C1S 50; extra SO 5OCGll so (;
double extra ranging $TGG7 so in sacks !;
extra new State S. p per sack per car
load So 2j66 50 per sack new State
superfne $40 80 per bbl; per car load $40.
tiRAIN-COrn-The market for the past
weeI, has been excited, IN consequence Of a
heavy demand aud only light stocks 10
meet il Prices have advanced Dc, and are
firm at 81 50 for prime tennessee at depot,
and q go from store. There D. no stock OF
MARYLAND In marx eta fact due 10 the non
arrival OF supply 10y 0lFbtii'i' At'''' o. -
tendency TO a decline in prices, the result
Of large anticipated arrivals. This fall
would have taken place on Monday last,
had not the supplies then due failed 10 reach
dealers. Heavy sales have been mlde upon
wharf OF 3. good article at 81 -. ptta--
Georgia oats have arrived freely, aud
meeting with ready sale At sl(,l o. by the
car load retail - I2lCl -.
EAcoS-The market has been steady +.
good demand, with large trin7actions
prices somewhat assimiialing To more hrm-
nezs. The supply g. limited OF all grades,
especially Of prime Baltimore and tincin-
ulli meats, and necessarily 10 at thi7 time
Of year. owing 90 restricted transportation
and the weather being detrimental ia loss OF
weight. We quote clear sides loirel5tci
clear ribbed l6CglSlc; ribbed sldes l'rI
l7lc; shoulders ljWl5!ci choice sugar
cured hams 24GB2lci plain 2Ott2lr.
Augusta, August =.
EAcoE The supply il light and demand
rather good. We quote clear sides at 1870
lgIc, shoulders lj4@lGc, hams l5C122c,
according to quality.
Corx-Stocks f1ll and prices easier We
quote white at 8 81 and mixed 81 20
from depot.
WHEAT Unchanged. We quote white
s. IJd,2 40, aod red S2Gs2 20.
PLouE-City Mills $llCJli; country
SIOGI2, according to quality.
OAT1-We quote oats at gJiYSl