Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-30
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKEFS
Charleston March 26

HAY-This article has been in liberal
| supply, and we note arrivals of near ], 900
bales of North river, and 400 bales Of
Eastern. North River qualities were sold
from the wharf at 81 Is per hundred, and
lot at somewhat lower rates. Eastern
has been sold in small parcels at 81 400
As.
CoRN-The receipts of this grain by rail
have been light, but considerable by water,
say 5000 bushels from Richmond Va,
5000 bushels from New York, and l3, 200
bushels frem New Orleans. With a full
stock and free arrivals the article has been
dull and easier, IN large lots bat fair in
quiTy has existed for the country trade.
Some 1000 bushels Of White Virginia was
sold at 81 per bushel, bulk weight, 1000
bushels of White Virginia at 81 034 per
bushel, weight, sacks included. Some
500 bushels Of Southern White were dis
posed of at a figure someWhat under 81
per bushel, weight, bulk.
FLOUR-The market has a good and
well assorted stock of most qualities Of
Northern and Western brands and prices
during the week have tended rather in
favor Of purchasers. We quote: Northern
anu "NohCAh uHC a. 80 w pei bAAANi
super at Sc 1907 IS; extra 81 25(97 IS;
family s. 5000, and choice at $40 500
IL per barrel. Southern qualities are in
light supply, and may be quoted at s. SO
90 per barrel for super; 9 50@l0 for
extra, and $40 50@ll for family. Camp
SEN City Mills are selling at 50 per barrel
for super; $40 for extra, aud SIP per bar
rel for choice family.
BACOE-The market for this article has
fat with disposition in prices to go lower.
We quote prime shoulders at 154A154e,
primo clear rib sides at 181G9lS4e; prime
dry sailed shoulders are selling at 14l9
144c. and sides at l74@l74e per pound.
BUTTER-There is moderate stock of
prime Goshen, which is held at firm rates.
We quote 50@55c per pound Western
aud other low grades sell from 30940c
per pound as in quality.
Savannah, March nc.
BAcoE-The market has been well sup
piled during the past week with country
cured Tennessee bacon, and consequently
has not responded TO the trmness reported
in the Western markets. The demand for
country consumption has been fair,
SHOULDERS 16@l64C; rib sides lSc; clear
ribbed 199lg4c. Hams are in large
stock at 20@ BE, according to quality.
Breakfast bacon is quiet at 2O922
FLoUR-We can report this week an
active market with n good stock. We
quote Northern supeThne at 81 SOFAS; /
extra S8@l0, and family and fancy, Sl2
@l3c. GeoT5ia aud Tennessee hours are
entirely neglected.
GRAIN-Corn quiet; stock ample at
81 15@l Is; Georgia corn 81 1901 10
from depot; Tennessee IL lO91 IS from |
depot, and 81 10 from store; Maryland
white 81 l5@I II. There has been no
change in oats this week; FROM depot, $50
9Oc; from store $l@1 05 for prime Mary
land seed.
HAY-Wnh several arrivals of Eastern,
there is still a good demand; large wharf |
sales made at 81 40; from store 81 450 |
l IS. Northern 81 30@1 40.
Atlanta, Ga, March -.
GRAIN Wheat 81 SO@2 25, Corn CSC
@SI. Oats S00S5c. Barley 81 70 Rye I
81 5O@1 60.
FLoUR-Fancy brands, bags, Sc so; |
standard family Sl1@12 so; extra SI09 |
10 so; superfue IS 5O99-ln bags about
same prices.
BACoN-Clear sides l9@19ic; clear rib
sides Isle; shoulders l54c. Hams-cau-
gassed 2l(922; plain l9G20c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides Isle; clear
rib sides l74c; shoulders l4!c; hams no |
l7gc.
LIME-Tenne3see, Georgia and Alabama
10C96Oc per bushel; Hydraulic Cement Sc
per barrel; Plaster of Paris s. so per bar
-el.
CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDs-Red clover,
lew crop, Sll per bushel; Timothy seed
"A 80; orchard grass So; red top or herd
,rass So; Hungarian So SO; blue grass
g 80.
DRIED FRUIT-Peeled apples 79Se; !
'esches peeled 129lSc; unPrrled =
q Toe.
LARp-In barrels 2I@2l3c; ia kegs ,
nd cans 22(9224c. a
PoTAToEs-SWeet per bushel 81 5042;; o
"a 25@6 so; Tennessee
8 50a4