Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-06
SOUTHERN PRODgCE MARKETS.
Charleston. APRIL


HAY-There have been only ligLt re-
ceipts of this article, say about 200 bales
Eastern. A lot Of Eastern previously re-
ceived, changed hands at 81 379 per hun
dred- The only transactions of North
river kinds are in a retail way.
CoRN-The arrivals Of this grain for the
week have been only in a very limited
way. We note sales of 1900 bushels
New Orleans, mixed, at 90c per bushel,
bulk, weight. Maryland and Virginia
white, in jobbiDg parcels, sell at 81 100
l II per bushel, weight, sacks included.
There is a good demand for plantation
consumption.
FLoUR-The market has a good and
well assorted stock of Northern and West
ern brands, and there is a fair inquiry
both for city and country consumption.
Prices, during the week, have been with
out alteration, and We renew our Quota
tioDs of the week before, say Sc so per bar
rel for fine; Sc 1907 25 for super s. so
@9 for family, and $40 50@l1 per barrel
for choice. Southern brands are 10 light
supply, and may be quoted at S. 5099
per barrel for super; So 50@l0 for extra,
and 10 50@ll for family. Campsen City
Mills are selling at 50 per barrel for super;
$40 for extra, and SD per barrel for choice
family.
BACoN-The demand for this article has
been only in limited way, and prices
have had rather an easier tendency. We
quote prime shoulders, smoked, at 154e
per pound; prime clear rib sides at Isle;
bulk shoulders may be quoted at l49e, and
bulk sides at l79c per pound.
BUrTER-Prime Goshen, of which there
is moderate stock, may be quoted at 80
(D55c per pound. Western and other low
grades sell at 30@4Oc per pound, as in
quality.
Savannah, april =.
BACoN-This market hiss been quietly
relieving itself of a heavy surplus stock Of
country cured Tennessee bacon. Demand
for country consumption fair. Shoulders
l6c; rib sides 18c; clear ribbed 19c. Hams
are in large stock, at 20(923c according TO
quality. Breakfast bacon is quiet at 200
&c.
FLOUR-We can report this week an
quote Northern suberfae at 81 5Q(98; ex-
ira 5000, and family and fancy, $I2@13.
Georgia and Tennessee Aours are not in de-
mand.
GRAIN-Corn quiet; stock light at 81 Is |
@l Is; Georgia corn 81 10@l 10 from
depot; Tennessee 81 1901 ~ from depot,
and 81 Is from store; Maryland white |
81 15@1 II. There has been no change |
in oats this week; from depot S5@90c; |
from store, $1@l 05 for prime Maryland |
seed.
HAY-Withoui any arrivals Of Eastern,
prices have advanced. and store lots are
selling at 81 50@l 60; Northern 81 500 |
l 40.
Atlanta, april B..
GRAIN-Wheat$ 81 SO@2 %. Corn CSC |
9SI. Oats S0@85c. Barley So IS. Rye
81 5O@I 60.
FLoUR-Fancy brands, bags, Sc 50@7;
standard family $ll@l2; extra 1909 so;
'upeTtine $8@8 50-in bags about same
prices
BACoN-Clear sides, ISL; clear rib sides,
9t; shoulders, Is; hams-canvassed 81 TO
y; sugar cured, u to %; plain Is 10 20.
LIME-Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama
10000 per busheI; hydraulic cement Sc
yer barrel; Plaster of Paris IS SO per
'arrel.
CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS Red clover,
lew crop. 81 per bushel Timothy seed,
A so; Orchard grass, IS; Red Top, or
Ierd grass, So; Hungarian, IS so; Blue
rass, So 50.
DRIED FRUIT-Peeled apples, 7@Sc;
caches, peeled, IL TO 1Sc; unpeeled, 81 to
DC.
Lard-In barrels, 20l TO q; in kegs and
ans, 2lll to %.
POTATOES per bushel, 81 so to
2; Irish, Northern, "a p to Sc 50; Ten
essee, S. so to 81. II