Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-05
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Corn-There have been received Of this grain /
1900 bushel from New York. 800 from Nor /
folk and limited parcels from Baltimore and 1
Tennessee. The inquiry has been on the most |
restricted scale. purch asers only buying to sup
ply immediate wants About 2l00 bushels |
Southern white we're sold at 81 s. per bnshel. !
weight, bags included. Small parcels OF white |
Maryland may be quoted at 81 SOL So. with
Flo1r-The market for this article has been
steady. with fair supplies Of most qualities in
the hands of dealers, Northern and Western
super. may be quoted at 81 1901 50 per barrel;
and extra family at SO 50@10 per barrel. South
ern descriptions are in moderate stock, and may
bequoted at 81 20 per barrel for super; sos 3
with higher rates for choice grades.
Bacon-The market for this article is frmer,
and we quote prime shoulders at 1Sc; prime
clear RIB sides at &c; strips at &c. and long
Savannah, Oct. i.
Bacon-Firmness in Western markets during
the past week has made our market stronger.
while the supply continues to be very light.
more especially so in clear rib bacon; the de-
mand continues to be very good and trans
actions are only curtailed to some extent by the
scarcity of money. OF cash transactions on q
large scale we have nothing to report, and the
main business is done in filling orders for the
country and in the city, as is usual. on 81 days
| credit: Wequote smoked bacon shoulders at
| 171z@l8c; ribbed bacon sides 20I<c; G r 2l@
2l2c; clear q 1E922c; dry sailed shoulders l5c;
K sides lSc; q l9c; clear 191zc-both K
and clear being scarce and in good demand.
Bellies continue scarce at lS@lS1zc. Sugar
cured hams W@25c, according to quality.
| Lard-The demand has been fair for a prime
/ article; lower qualities somewhat nominal. We
quote prime Leaf at 2i922c; pressed l6glsc. ac-
Butter-A prime article is stifiy held. while
irregularity continues on inferios qualities.
Goshen at 45S5Ze; hrklns 4594sei Western $50
Corn-Active at firm figures. We qnote Mary
land white at 81 90; yellowS1 s., from store. Nc
| wharf sales.
Flour-The market has been very active du-
ring the past week, and stock good. Prices re-
main unchanged, with an mere ased demand fol
Georgia superfne and fancy brands. Rome
| Mills Eff is bringing Sl2 50; in other brand!
we remark no changes in last weeks Quotations
New fOnr is held at $40 50 per barrel; Georges
grades range from S. 50 to Sl2 so. Northern
superfne 81 5O@S; family and fancy $40 SOC
II so.
Hay-Market firm and improving. with
large stock Of Northern on hand whidh readily
brings 81 Is from wharf; from store 81 IS. East
| ern 81 as from wharf; 81 IS from store.
0ats-Fair stock. usual demand for the sea
black 81. -
| Potatoes, Onions. Apples. &c.-POtatOes con
tinue to sell freely at former quotatiOns-S2 3
as. Onions 81 5O(g5, Apples-s5 20 for prim
| table; lower for inferior quality. Cabbages sci
readily at SIS per 100 when in good order.
Macon, Ga., Oct L.
Corn-Is quiet and in limited demand at 81 s.
Bacon-Is stiff at the following rates an
tends upwards: Shoulders 1870: clear rib side
221Sc; clear sides Be- hams Z712e. Light stoe
in market.
Of leading provisions. excepting flour, tn
! stocks are not very extensive. Keeping Pae
on the week lie; clear rib sides and shoulder
| nc; star candles 1c extra -four Soc per barrel.
Baeon-Clear sides 2213c; shoulders l9c; sugal
Corn-Stock light and quoted at 81 60 ut r.
, tail.
, Hay-Southern $50 per 100 lbs.
Flour-Superfne 81 extra S.; double extr
} Seeds-W heat g 25@3 por bushel. Rye at s
per bushel. Barley 81 50 and oats at 81 1901
l | per bushel.
( Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 2.
Grain-Wheat 81 5G91 60. Corn 81 4O9l
= | Oats SU@75c. Rye 81 60@l 76. Barley 81 %.
Meal-$l 509l 60.
Flour-Fancy brands. bags. 81 1906; standal
family S4@4 25; extra So 50@3 Is; superfT
E s. 1908 so.
: Bacon-CIear sides 211zc; clear rib sides 81
= | shoulders l8Ac. Hams-sugar-eured canvass
: 25c; plain canvased 22923c; plain 2l@22c.
: Lime-Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama COZ
Csc per bushel; hydraulic cement S. 5096 50 p
: | barrel; Plaster of Paris So per barrel
I Leather-White oak sole. per Id, 40@5Oc; hen
: lock sole, per ID, 8l@33c; upper, per dozen, 8
! ! @65; harness leather, per ID, 45@4Sc.
Lard-In barrels 2l1zc; in kegs and cans .