Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-02
Stocks OF Cotton in InterIor rom.
sOUTHERa PRODUCE MARKETS.
CharIesfnn NOV 81

Charleston, NOV. "a.
CORN-There is only limited local demand
for this grain. and the light supplies for old
corn remaining on the market is selling in small
lets at about 81 Is 2 bushel. weight. bags in
cluded. Small lots of new corn mqy be quoted
at about 81 ? bushel, weight.
FLoUR-The market has q fair stock of North
ern and Western brands, which are selling at
about the prices of the week before-say for
Northern and Western super, S. 70; extra,
IS 20. and family, 81 % barrel. Southern
brands are in light stock. and may be quoted at
SO 25g9 50 for super: $40 for extra, and SlI9i2
q barrel for family.
moderate. with reducing stocks. particularly OF
sides, which are in light supply. We quote
Prime shoulders at l4gl454 cents q 10, prime
clear RIB and clear ssdes at 18l&GlSIl cents q b
long clear sides in salt, new meat, is selling at
l7GiTH cents. and strips at lSglS14 cents 2 ID.
BUTTER-Prime Goshen is in light stock. and
may be quoted firm at 5000 cents q 10. West
eTn IS in good supply at 30Si0 cents as in quail
ity. Country butter is coming to hand. in small
quantities, and IS sold at 2593j cents Z n. as in
quality.
BACoS.-We continue our quotations. and
have only to report a greet scarcity in clear rib
and ribbed sidss=-a good inquiry for all other
kinds Holders are hfn- y Q qasts shoulders
at l41z9l515e, rib sides at l7@i712e, and clear
ribbed at 1901 s5zc. There are few clear sides
offering. and prices are nominal at 1s]k9ls54,.
Hams are in large stock, at l69lSe According o
quality. Breakfast bacOni is quiet, with n down
ward tendency, at lStGZc-
LARB-Quist W e make no changs in prices,
We quote zoe for pure leaf; pressed l6@lSci
extra ranging 2c,
Bu-TER-Steady stocks fair for season. We
quote very choice lots of new Goshen in tubs
4S950c; retailing at SOC in 10 10 cans 4Se frkins
47ee45c; cash controls lc of; prices governed By
quality I'VE quote western in kegs, according
to quality at $50 a0c in tubs 4Q@43c-
EL0UR.-No change has taken place in prices
since our last report. The stock on the market
is large and the demand light, but increasing.
The feeling in Northern brands the same as our
last report. We quote Northern superfne,
S. 51G9; extra, S99ll, and family and fancy,
Sl24l3 90. Good Georgia and Tennessee brands
are in fair demand at SO 5OC9ll so for superhne
see 3 for extra, and So 5O9l3 30 for family
and fancy.
FRUITS AND YEGETABLEs-Bananas sell 81
al per bunch. West India oran ges $50 per 1000
Pineapples 81 per dozen. Apples are in fail
supply a prime article of pippins 81 per Dbl
Baldwins SIS so per Dbl lady So per Dbl; South
Sicily lemons So per box, We quote Jackson
white So 5PGi per bbl western reds 81, A
prime article of Northern onions st 81 Sos
Northern cabbages SIS per 100.
FGRAIN.-The stock of Georgia and Tennessee
old corn is in small demand. New corn is com
ing in very slowly and in small lots--demand
light. We quote Georgia corn 81 % from depot,
and scarce; Tennessee. 81 lCCgl l21S, and small
arrivals-old corn from store, wholesale, 81 ..
There has been no change in OATS this week
from depot, $500; from stors. 95Gsl 90. 80
HAY.-WithOut large arrivals, the market
continues fairly supplied; demand moderate.
Eastern firm, at 81 45@l 50, first hands North
ern, 81 259l 3l-all store prices.