Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-03
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, July 80.

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CoRN-There have been received about
5000 bushels from Baltimore, $500 BUSH
els from New York and a few car loads
from Tennessee Western white-say
$500 bushels-Were sold to arrive at ST &c
per Der bushel, weight, sacks included. A
Car load of prime white Tennessee was
sold from the depot at 81 40 per bushel,
weight, sacks included, and few car loads
Il at 81 35@1 So. White Maryland has been
disposed of in jobbing lots at 81 40 per
busheI, weight, sacks included.
FLoUR.-The stock of this article is
moderate, and prices have exhibited firm
ness. We quote Northern and Western
super at Sc 70 per Dbl; extra at 81 ESQ
z IS per Dbl; family at $S@S so per Dbl.
Southern qualities are in light stock, and
super may be quoted at $797 so per Dbl;
extra at $S@S so per Dbl; and family at
$9@1l per Dbl.
BACoN-The stock is limited and the
market showed increased hardness. We
quote prime shoulders at l63@17c per
pound, prime clear rib sides at 20l@204c
per pound.
WHEAT-New Southern is coming to
hand in small lots. We quote prime
Southern red at 81 40@1 80 per bushel,
and prime white at 81 COOL IS per
bushel.
BUTTER-There ia a moderate stock Of
prime Goshen. We quote: say 35@3Sc
per pound for prime. Western and other
lower grades sell from 25@30c per pound
as in quality.
Savannah, July 30.
BACoN-The market the past week has
shown some excitement in consequence of
a small stock of prime meats, and Il decided
advance in the Western markets. We
quote at 17@l74c for smoked shoulders,
and 20Ic for clear rib, and 20fc for clear
bacon; breakfast bacon 20@2lc; choice
sugar cured hams 25e; plain 2092lc.
LARD-The stock, especially of choice,
Is only kept up TO the wants of the season.
Low grades are irregular. Trade has been
quiet and prices steady. We quote pc in
lots for pure leaf; pressed l6@lSc.
RBUTTER-The demand has been good for
prime article, at stiff asking prices. The
stock is ample of all qualities. Country is
principally taken in a retail way, and at
Irregular figures. We requote: Choice lots
new Goshen, in tubs, 43@45c; in 10 ID
cans 4Sc; frkins 40@42c;we quote Western
10 kegs, according to quality, at SOC.
CORN-No new feature has distinguished
the market the past week. Large quantities
have arrived and have met very ready sale
at full price. At present there seems to be
no margin from any quarter, and when the
surplus is worked off We look for much
higher prices. We quote As last: Mary
land 81 40; Western white and yellow
81 35; from store about Sc higher.
FLOUR-The receipts Of new State have
increased and we report good offering
stock at an advance of SOC. The lower
grades Of Western have taken 8 rise TO the
same extent. The stock Of all brands is
full. There is no new superline in market.
New extra State we quote at $1,000 so
per Dbl; double extra and fancy Sll 500
IL 90; Northern and Western we quote
superfine $7G47 so; extra $8(98 so; dou-
BILE extra and family 50 50@ll; fancy $l2
@12 so per Dbl.
Extraordinarily is a large stock
of Northern on the market, which has
been in light demand. A cargo was sold
from wharf at 81 10; we quote at 81 25
al 35 from store, according TO quantity.
Easlern-WithOEt any arrivals since our
last report, there il still good stock in
first hands, and with Northern freely offer
ing, prices asked are not easily. obtained.
We quote at 81 so in large lott; dealers
are retailing at 81 65.
OATs-There have been but few arrivals
of this grain. Sales are making from
wharf at 81 TO l O5, weight; selling from
store at CSC 10 81 10.
POTATOES AND ONIoNs-A prime article ,
Of Northern potatoes at So so to 4, ae
cording to quality and quantity. There
has been scant stock of onions, but arri-
walls are soon expected TO siock the mar
ket, We quote at 81 50 to s.