Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-23
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETs
Charleston. March 10.


HAY-The arrivals have been about 700
bales of North river qualities, part of which
were disposed of from the wharf at 81 Is
per hundred. There was also received
about $50 bales of Eastern which was sold
to arrive.
CoRN-The recei pts consist of about TO-
900 bushels of Maryland and lots of Teu-
uessee growth by rail. The demand has
been moderate, and prices have been rather
in favor of buyers. We note sales of Ten
nessee mixed at about 81 % per bushel,
weight, bags included, by the single car
load-large lots could not be sold at these
fgures About 1000 bushels of prime
white Virginia WIS sold at 81 05 per BUSH
Ell, bulk weight.
FLOUR-The arrivals from Northern
cities have been liberal, and dealers have
full assortment of Northern and Western
brands, There has been fairly active de-
mand, both for city and country eOnsump-
ton, prices remaining about the same a.
the week before. We quote Northern and
Western Superfne at S797 so per barrel !;
Extra 81 7598 rs; Family So 50@9;
and Extra and Choice Family at $l0@l2
per barrel. Southern brands are in light
supply and may be quoted at 50 per barrel
for Super, SO for Extra, and S1l@l2 per
barrel Tor family. Campsen's City Mills
are selling at SO per barrel for super, $40
for Extra, and $l2 per barrel for Extra
and Choice Family qualities.
BACON-The demand has been moderate,
and during much Of the week the article
was dull, but towards the close there was a
tendency TO fiTmer rates. We quote prime
shoulders at l549l6c; prime rib sides at
Isle, and clear rib sides at l6i@19e.
Dry sailed shoulders nay be quoted at l4i
@l5c; sides at l7;@I8c per pound.
BUTTER-There is a moderate stock of
prime Goshen, which is held at firm rates.
We quote 50@55c per pound. Western
and other lower grades sell from 10000
per pound as in quality.
SayannAh, March IT,
BACoN-This market has displayed more
activity than during the previous week,
and prices have siitiened under a good
stock on hand. Many large holders being
anxious to realize. Shoulders 164G9I7c;
rib sides lSc; clear ribbed l9@I99c.
Hams are in large stock, at 20G923c &C
cOrding 10 quality. Breakfast bacon ID
quiet at 2O@22e.
LARD-Prices are steady and stocks we'll
kept up. We quote 224e for pure leaf
pressed 1920,
lots Ofnew Goshen in tubs SAC; in 10 pound
cans 4SC; frkins 47@4Sc; cash controls lie
of; prices governed by quality; we quote
Western ia kegs according TO quality at
at SOC.
F4oUR-Market this week has been in
active and we'll stocked. Wequote North
ern superfne at 81 50@8; extra 5000,
and family and fancy, $l2@l3. Georgia
and Tennessee flOurs are entirely ne
elected.
GRAIN-Corn quiet; stock ample at
81 l5@l Is; Georgia corn 81 lO91 10
from depot; Tennessee 81 lO(9l IL from
depot, and 81 Is from store; Maryland
white 81 I56I II. There has been no |
change in oats this week; from depot $50 !
90c; from store SI@1 05 for prime Mary |
land seed.
HAY-Since the wharf sales Of Eastern |
reported in our last, there have been no |
arrivals, and 81 45@I so is asked for
store lots. Northern 81 So.
POTAToEs AND ONIONs-We renew as
before: A prime article oil potatoes $40 |
4 rs Der barrel. Onions continue very |
scarce; strict article SlO@ll.
Atlanta, Ga, March 20.
GRAIN-Wheat 81 8O@2 25. Corn
81 O0@l O5. Oats SO@85c. Barley
81 IS. Rye 81 5O@1 CO.
FLopR-Fancy brands, blgs, So SO:
standard family, $ll@l2 so; extra, $40 to