Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-17
PRODUCE MARKETs
Charleston Feb. IL.

Charleston Feb. II.
| HAY.--The transactions have only been
in retail way, in which form North river
qualities are selling from store at 81 p
per hundred.
CORN.-The arrivals have been about
| 1900 bushels from Baltimore, 8, 100 from
Norfolk, and light supplies from the inte-
rior by rail- We note sales Of 3, 100 bush
els white from Norfolk at 81 10 per BUSH
| ell, bulk weight. The demand continues
fairly good for plantation purposes.
| OATs.-We note limited arrival from
Baltimore. We note sales at SS@90 cents
per bushel, in sacks.
PEAs.-A shipment Of 200 bushels from
| Norfolk was partly sold at 81 80 per BUSH
ell, weight, bags included.
| @FLoUR.-The market ia fairly supplied
| with Northern and Western grades, which
| are meeting with good city and country
demand, the lower grades having been
| somewhat firmer during the week, in con-
sequence Of light stock. Wequote North
ern and Western Super at Sc IS per bar
rel; Extra at 81 25@7 IS per barrel
Family at $500 80 per barrel. Southern
| qualities are 10 light supply, and are held
/ at SO 2569 so per barrel, for Super, $40
MIO 80 per barrel, for Extra, and SIG
Z per barrel, for Family. Csmpsen's
CITY Mills are selling at 50 so per barrel,
for Super, SO so for Extra, and Sl2 80
per barrel for Choice Family.
BACoN.-The demand for all qualities
of meat has; been active for the country
trade at full prices. We quote Prime
Shoulders at II, Clear Rib Sides at 20
cents per pound. Prime Slips are held
at q, Dry Sailed Shoulders are selling at
I54@I6, and Sides at lS4Gl9 cents per
pound.
RBUTTER. is a moderate stock Of
Prime Goshen, which may be quoted
45@48 cents per pound. Western and
other lower grades sells from 3O@4O cents
per pound, as in qality.
Savannah, Feb. IL.
BACoN-The market has been very &C
tive during the past week, with an upward
tendency, Shoulders &c.; rib sides, lS4@
I94c.; clear ribbed, 20c. Hams are in
large stock at 20@ BE, according TO quail |
ity. Breakfast bacon is quiet, with An up |
ward tendency, at 20(G22c.
LARD-Steady. We quote 90 for pure |
leaf; pressed 16(a lSc. extra ranging Zoe. |
BUTTER-We quote choice lots OF new
Goshen, in tubs, 4S@50c.; retailing at
55c.. in 10 pound cans, 4Sc.; frkins, 479 |
48c. 4: cash controls lc of; prices governed \
bv qualify; we quote Western, ia kegs, ac-
cording to quality, at 38@40c. in tubs
4O@43c.
FLoUR,-Tbe feeling in the -four mar
ket has been more active this week. We
still quote Northern superfine, y SOFAS |
extra. IS 5000 so, aud family and fan
CIV, Si2@13. There is ROthing doing in
Georgia and Tennessee iours.
GRAIN-TheIe i5 still scarcity exist
ing Of all kinda Of corn. We quote Geor-
yiS corn al 81 25G1 80 from depot; Ten
nessee, 81 2OCG1 25; from store, 81 80; il
has advanced in the country. There has
been no change in oats this week; from
lepot, 5000; from store, 81 O5@l 10
or prime Mary land seed.
HAY-The stock has been further in
,reased, and prices are weak. Quotations -.
lominalIy 81 30@l 80 from wharf; from I
tore, 81 4O@1 SO, Northern 81 25(gl 40.
4 large sale of Eastern, from wharf was
made at 81 80.
Augusta. Ga, Feb, l3.
BAcoN-There are now good stocks on
and of both smoked and bulk meats, with
fair demand. Prices are firm at quota
ions. Clear sides Die; shoulders i7c.
BUTTER-CoBGinnes unchanged, demand
United. Goshen $4,000; choice country r
5@4Oc.
FLoUR-Demand lighter and supply
lrge. City Mills quotable at Sl0@l3 per
err Dbl. s.
GRAIS-Corn is stiff and stock small,
iih very light receipts. White, 81 200
25; mixed 81 1901 20, in ear, 81 Is. -
light, and choice is in re- j
lest. White, g 1902 50; Red $40 | sr