Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-17


nrmness the past week in consequence of |
the stiffness in Northern markets. A small |
stock OF very choice Goshen Is retailing at
5Oc. We quote: In firkins 43945c: in
~ pound cans 48c; low grade of Western
3S@4Oc; country is retailing at 4Oc, but
may be considered out of the market. y
CoRN-!s in large supply. About 25,-
700 bushels have arrived during the week.
Prices have given way, and we now quote
sales from wharf at 81 30. Holders seem
pretty well demoralized and all are very
anxious to realize, and great irregularity
In the market is the most noticeable fea-
ture. No buyers to mention outside of
city millers. Planters are forced by
scarcity of funds, ETC., to make hasty
move on their own corn fields, and from
all reports they will have enough to carry
them until another crop can be made, and
holders of stocks here now understanding
the question in that light, feel little IN
easy.
FLoUR-The low grades of Northern,
Western and State have been in demand,
the better being neglected to some extent
The stocks of all brands are ample. Prices
remain steady. New extra State we quote
at S. 5000 so per Dbl; double extra and
fancy $40 O0@1l; Northern and Western
we quote superfne SOS; extra So 00@-
| 9 so; double extra and family 50 5O@-
IL; fancy $12 per Dbl for family use
| HAY-Northern-The stock of North-
ern is more than sufficient for the demands
of trade. arrivals having fully stocked the
market We quote from wharf at ST. 15@-
al 25; from store 81 IS. Eastern hay
the stock of this article is somewhat re-
duced, and with none on the way prices
tend upwards. We quote per car load at
81 so, retailing 81 55@1 60. No wha RI
sales to report.
POTATOES AND ONIoNs-A prime article
of Northern is readily sold at So 5093 81
per Dbl, prices being governed by quality
There is a small stock. of State which
ranges the same. Northern onions are il
light supply at $7@8 per Dbl. A few
Tennessee have been ia the market at the
same figure.
Augusta, Ga, Aug. Is.
BACoN-Stock light and well held, mar
ket firm and demand active with advancing
tendency. We quote: Clear sides, 2l1c
. shoulder, 182c; hams, according to cut snC
quality, 21@26c.
FLoUR-City mills 5000. At retail
= 81 per barrel higher. Country $8@11
according to quality.
WHEAT-Is in active demand and al
sold that is offered. We quote white a
81 7O@ISO; red 81 500 100; amber 81 &
: OATs-Nominal at 10000.
CoRN-Market weak-demand light an
, stock increasing. We quote ST 25@1 2
for prime from depot. Some round LOT
| offered at lower rates,
RYE-$1 so.
CORN MEAL-$1 30@1 40.
[ Atlanta, Ga. Ang. I3.
GRAIN-Wheat 81 1901 so. Corn S.
20@1 %. Oats rs TO SOC. Rye 81 SOC
l 60.
MEAL-SI 25@1 80.
T FLoUR-Fancy brands, bags, 81 75(
90; standard family $4@4 %; extrI
So 5O@3 IS; superfne, S. 25@3 so.
BACoN-Clear sides 20a to q; clear ri
:; sides 2O3 to 203; shoulders, 164. Han
d sugar cured canvassed 24c; plain cqnva
ed % to %; plain IS to 10.
LIME-Tennessee, Georgia and Alabanl
50@60c per bushel; Hydraulic cement
q per busheI; Plaster of Paris So per barr c
a LEATHER-White Oak Sole, per Id,
:. TO SOC; Hemlock Sole, per lb, 81 to SO
> Upper, per dozen, $50 to sos; Harne
,. Leather, per lb, As to 4Sc.
LARD-In barrels, 2l4 to &c; in kel
J. and cans, 224 to 23c.
Columbus, Ga. Aug. Is.
BACoN-Clear Ribbed Sides, 214@22
q Shoulders, 18@1S3c; Sugar Cured Han
25@27c.
ID LARD-Prime Leaf, 23@24c.
10 CoRN-Whits and Yellow mixed, $l.3
* ELoUR-Superfne, 81, Extra, SIS; Do
- bic Extra, SO; Fancy $l2.
Il, WHIsKY-Rectifed, 81 S5; BourbO
$2@4 90.