Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-18
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HAY-The arrivals of this article wer,
large, and amounted to about 1000 bale,
of North River and 400 bales Of Eastern
| descriptions. We note sales of 450 bale,
Of North River at 81 l6 per hundred; zoe
do at 81 IL per hundred, and 225 at 5 81
| per hundred.
CoRN-The grain has come to hand in
| good supply, and there was received about
| 1000 bushels from Baltimore and 5,400
| bushels from New Orleans. Large lots are
not easily sold unless at rates in buyers
favor, but there is fair jobbing demand for
| the city and country trade about 81 O9@
] 10 per bushel for prime white Maryland.
The cargo Of Western received is being Of
fered at retail at 81 05 per bushel, weight,
| sacks included. -. Fl.
FLoUR-Tha market is fairly supplied
with Northern and Western brands, for
which there is a moderate city and country
demand at about the rates of week before,
prices showing no important alteration.
We quote Northern and Western super at
at SCISSOR per barreI;extra at 81 2599 25
per barrel; family S. 5000 barrel, and
extra family at $l0@l1 per barrel. South
ern qualities are iE light stock, and may
be quoted at $S@S so per barrel for super,
Gag SO per barrel for extra and 10@n
for family qualities. Et aaE
BACoN-The demand for this article
was limited, prices during the week show
ing no important alteration. We quote
prime shoulders at 15c per pound; prime
clear rib sides at 18@lS4c per pound; dry
sailed shoulders are held at lac, and sides
at lie per pound; long clear middlings are
held at l73c.
BUTTER-TheIe is a moderate stock Of
prime Goshen. We quote prices easier,
say 45c per pound for prime. Western and
other lower grades sell from 10000 per
pound as in quality.
Savannah, Ga, May II.
BAcoN-Market easy with fair prices
We quote shoulders, 153c; rib sides, I75c;
clear ribbed. 1S3@19c. Hams are in
large stock, at 20@23c according TO quali-
~ Breakfast bacon is quiet at 2OGa22c
I, ARD-This article is without any
onotable change; prices very steady on
brine, with good stocks at 224c for purieat;
pressed 17@2Oc.
cents. II
FLOUR The market for the past week
has been rather dull, stocks good; the
principal demand is for the lower grades.
we quote Northern superfne, $7@7 25,
extra sac so, and family and fancy, $l2
Ml3. Georgia and Tennessee fours are
entirely neglected, on account of prices of
Western fours. Il
GRAIs-Several cargoes of corn arrived
during the week, summing up 10000 bush
els; but little of it has been placed from
the wharf, and that at figures several cents
below those Of last week. We hear of |
sales from wharf, in large lots, at ST O5;
small quantities 81 1901 III. Demand
for this season OF the year very light. |
Stock of all kinds, chiefly Maryland, 35,-
900 bushels. Oats are scarce, and are |
bringing 90@l 90. 81 |
HAY-TWo cargoes E istern have ar
lived during the week. Both sold 10 ar
rive at 81 4091 As; worth from wharf
81 45; store 81 50l91 So Northern, |
81 20 from wharf
BUTTEE-The steady tone of this mar
ket at our last report, still confines al IN
alIe ell fgures We quote choice lots tf |
new Goshen in tuls "a cents; 10 10 pouLd