Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-13
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
CharIeafOn. Han. 8.

HAY.-There have been liberal receipts
of this article, the arrivals amounting to
about 1900 bales of North River and 45O
bales of Eastern qualities. The Eastern
was sold at 81 IS per hundred, and part
of the North River at 81 20@l % per
hundred.
CoRN.-This grain continues in very
limited demand, with moderate arrivals
from the interior. Tennessee and interior
corn may be quoted at 81 059l 10 per
bushel, weight, bags included, In a limited
way, and good to prime Maryland white at
81 20@1 25 per bushel.
OATs.-The arrivals consist of small lots
BY rail from the interior, for which there
is only a very light local demand. We
quote $4,000 per bushel, weight, sacks in
cluded, as in quality.
FLoUR.-The market is we'll supplied
with q good stock of Northern and West
ern brands, and the article during the
week has had an easier tendency, the trans
actions being moderate. We quote North
ern and Western super at $7@7 90 per
bbl.; extra 81 75@8 so; family 5000,
and extra family and choice brands at
$40 50@13 per Dbl. Southern qualities
are somewhat nominal for want OF stock,
the market being bare of some grades.
We quote Southern super at 50 25(99 %
Der Dbl; extra at $10@10 so, and family
at $11@12 so per Dbl.
RACON.-The market il moderately sup
piled with meat, but the demand Is very
light. We quote prime shoulders at lag
(9l5; prime rib sides at is, and prime
clear rib sides at 182c per lb. Prime
stIips are selling at l73c per 10. Bulk
shoulders are held at l3c, and sides at l64
@I7c per Id.
BUTTER.-Prime Goshen, of which there
il a moderate stock, may be quoted at 45c
per Id. Western and other low grades sell
at 30@40c per Id, as in quality.
Savannah, Jan. s.
BACoN.-New meats scarce and coming
slowly into market at firm prices. We
quote shoulders at 14@14ac; rib sides at
i76I74c; and clear ribbed Isle. There
are few clear sides offering, and prices are
nominal at IS}@1S2c. Hams are in large
stock at 1O@lSc, according to quality:
Breakfast bacon is quiet, with a downward
tendency at 10000.
LARD.-The market has been steady /;
business quiet. We quote zoe for pure
leaf pressed 16@1Se; extra ranging zoe.
BUTTER.-A good demand has existed,
but no large operations have taken place.
Stocks are full and select, and prices with
out quotable change; choice lots OF new
Goshen in tubs at 48@5Oc; retailing at
SOC; in 10 lbs cans 4Sc; firkins 47@4Sc;
cash controls lie of; prices governed by
quality we quote Western in kegs, &C
cording to quality at 36@4Oc; in tubs 40
@43c-
FLoUR.-No change since our last re.
port. Stock on the market large demand
light. Feeling in Northern brands since
our last report is somewhat better. We
quote Northern superine, Sc 50@S; extra,
SIS 5O@1O so, and family and fancy, $12
6I3. Good Georgia and Tennessee brands
no demand, $11@12 for extra, and $l2 so
@13 so for family and fancy.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs.-With the
close of the holidays the demand has been
light. The market is we'll supplied with
oranges, but bananas and pines are very
scarce. Bananas sell $2@5 per bunch.
West India oranges $50 per 1000. Pine
apples "a per dozen. Apples are in fair
supply; a prime article of pippins 81 per
Dbl: Baldwins Sc so per Dbl lady So per
Dbl; Southern oranges $2(92 so wholesale;
$50 per 1000; Sicily lemons Sc per box.
Potatoes S4C94 so per Dbl. Onions, a
prime article, IS. Northern cabbages SIS
per 100.
GRAIN.-New corn is coming in freely.
We quote Georgia corn Sl(Gl % from de-
pot; Tennessee, $l91 05; from store 81
Is. There has been no change 10 cats this
week from depot $4,000; from store 81
al 10 for prime Maryland seed.
HAY.-Seversl arrivals of both North
ern and Eastern. Wharf sales of Eastern
at 81 30; held from store at 81 4091 80,
in large lots. Prices are less firm, and
large sales bard to Ike; market being
well stocked. NortherA 81 409l 80 from
store.
Atlanta, Ga, IAN. o.
GRAIN.-Wheat 81 so to 2 %. Corn
firm at 80 to 90 cents. Oats IS to 80 cents.
Barley 81 70. Rye 81 so TO 81 go.
FLoUR-There has been an active demand
for Flour for the past few days, and the
better class of low grades are getting scarce
and prices SITTER. No change in high
grades. Fancy brands, barrels, Sl4916;
bags $6 so; standard family, So to IL;
extra $40 so; super6ne, 80 to 9 5O-in
bags about the same price.
BAC0N.-Clear sides, 19 cents; clear rib
sides 164, none; shoulders, none.
BULK MEATs.-Clear sides, is; clear
rib sides, l64 TO 16sa; shoulders, IA; hams,
II. Very large transactions in meat. hone
in market.
Hoas.-Demand very active; net, ll3
to II; gross, 81 to 10.
LIME-Tennessee, Georgia and Ala
bama SOC per bushel; Hydraulic cement
SIS so to 6 per barrel. Plaster Of Paris
S. 80 per barrel.
CLOVER AND GRASS SEED-Red clover,
new crop, $l1 per bushel; Timothy seed,
"a so; Orchard grass, So; Red top, or
Herd grass, So; Hungarian, So So Blue
grass, So 50.
DRIED FRUIT.-PeeIed apples Coz;
Peaches, peeled, 12@lS; unpeeled, 64@
74e. Demand good.
LARD.-In barrels, 10 to l9lc; in kegs
and cans, 192(9tO 20c.
PoTAToEs.-Sweet, per bushel IS to S5c;
Irish, Northern, Sc to 6 25; Tennessee,