Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-15
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETs.


1aHAaAGeeOAAfS @Af AN~
HAY.-Ths arrivals have been about 400
bales Of North river qualities. Part Of a
shipment Of Eastern previously received
changed hands at 81 IS per hundred.
North river descriptions may be quoted at
about 81 20 per hundred.
CoRN.-The stock Of this article having
become much reduced, prices have i'm
proved from to cents per bushel, and
Western white has advanced 20 81 p,
81 y and 81 %, closing with holders ask
ing u 80 per bushel, weight, bags in
GUIDED by the car load from the depot
FLoUR.-The stock of Northern and
western brands have become reduced, but
buyers only purchased lightly, and quota
nons nave not materially changed during
the week. We quote Northern and West
ern suPerhne at 50 2599 70 per Dbl.
Northern and Western extra at $40 SOFA
IL per Dbl, and Northern and Western
family at S11 509l2 per Dbl. A few ship
ments Of Georgia and Tennessee qualities
have come to hand, and are selling at
$40 90 per Dbl fos superfne, SIl so per
Dbl. for eXtrs, and $l2 80 per bbl for
family. Choice family brands from new
Southern wheat may be quoted at Sl4 per
Dbl. Yesterday Southern brands we're sold
from the depot at Sl0per Dbl. for super6ne,
Sll per bbl. for Eastern, and Sl2 per bbI.
for family.
BACoN.-The inquiry for meats con-
tinues restricted, bus the stock of all quail
lies is much reduced. Prime shoulders
may be quoted at l4@l44c per H., with
holders asking Is cents for choice western.
Prime rib sides msy be quoted at Il, and
and clear rib do. at l7A(9lS cents per 10.
Savannah. JaIy no.
BACON.-The market has been distin-
guished by an improved demand for bulk
the past week, prices sssimulating to more
regularity and stocks full and choice Of all
meats. Clear sides have ruled steady at
lSl@184c; shoulders have slifTened slight
ly, and are sold at l44@l4fc; breakfast
bacon has been in steady inquiry, at figures
which chow a marked preference for strict
~ prime, which We quote at lSGlS3c,
hams have ruled very steady at 224CG23.
for choice sugar cured plain 2O(G2lc
CoRE.-Prices have advanced in Ten
nessee and coFrespondingly here Arrivals
have been quite light, not over Few car
loads per day of Tennessee, which have
been readily taken at an advance Of 2}Ga 5c
over last weeks quotations, and which are
selling at 81 3060I 80 from store; from
depot 81 274G9l 80. The demand has
not been heavy, although fair for the
season. Prime Maryland white Is sctive,
ranging at 81 259I 80 from store
FLOUR.-The market has been more ac-
tive the past week, owing to supply being
larger, especially Of new Georgia North
ern has been very quiet, without any ma
terial change in prices; fancy new State We
would quote at s. in sacks; extra new
State S7@7 SO per sack per car load Sl5
OLA new State, superfine $40 90; per
Dbl per car load $40. Northern-we
quote uperfine So; extra $lI@l2; double
extra ranging $l2@I4. Fancy would
bring higher figures
HAYS in dull demand ut 81 loo
l Is from wharf and 81 40 from store.
Some dealers are selling at 81 3Ota,l 80.
A good deal of the hay landing Is Of iute
rioT quality, or in bad order, and does not
command market price. Stock on hand
ample for present, and prospective demand