Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-21
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKErs
Charleston, Sept. u.

Corn-This article keeps up frmer tenden-
| ey, and with light supplies, say about 1000
| bushels Of Marylan for the week. and with
| steadily hardened, and with a moderate inquiry
| jObbing lots of white Maryland may be quoted
| at 81 tSGl to per bushel. weight sa- Ks in
| cluded.
FlOur-The mark ct is fairly supplied with the
| finer grades, but some of the ordinary qualities
have been in limited stock. The article has
shown no important change, and Northern and
per barrel; extra at 81 1905 25 per barrel. and
family at So 5099 per barrel. Southern kinds
are in moderate supply, and are held at 81 so
per barrel for superfine SSl9S p per barrel for
extra, and 5000 per barrel for family.
Bacon-Is in moderate supply. Prices have
been without important change. but rather
more firmness in some Kinds, We quote prime
shoulders at III cents per pound, prime rib
5des at 201z92l54 cents, prime clear rib sides ut
2l92l% cents, prime strips at q cents. and bulk
shoulders, sailed, at Is cents per pound.
Wheat-We quote pr me Southern red at 81 40
@l so per bushel, and prime white at 81 SEQ
IS per bushel.
Butter-Thers is a moderate stock of prime
Goshen. We quote: Good to prime at 5000
cents. Western and other lower grades sell from
2CaB cents per pound as in quality.
Augusta, Ga. Sept. IL.
Flour-Demand good in all grades; prices
81 per barrel higher. Country sS9ll, according
CCrn-Scarce with moderate demand. We
quote sales at 81 55(9l 81 for prime from depot.
Wheat-Is in active demand and all sold that
is offered We quote white at 81 72e1l 80; red
81 559l 60; amber 81 81.
BacOn-Market steady with fair demand. We
quote Clear sides 2lc; sides zoe; shoulders l71<
@lSc; hams, according to cut and quality 2O9
26c.
Uats-Active and advanced at 9O@Sl.
Rye-Sl so. Some sales at 81 Is.
Corn Meal-Sl 5O@l 90.
Macon, Ga. Sept.
Corn is now very scarce and stiff at 81 so for
Bacon firm and stock light. No change in
price.
Gfain-Wheat 81 So to 81 60. Corn 81 40 |
Oats S5e. Rye 81 so to 81 90. Barley 81 rs.
Meal-$1 As to 81 SO.
Flour Fancy brands, bags, 81 rs to IS; stand |
ard family 81 to 81 %: extra, So 50 to So 49, SUI
Bacon-Clear sides q 1Ie; clear rib sides 2lc /
shoulders l713c. -Hams-sugar cured eanvased |
24c; plain eanvased 22to 2Sc plain 10 to zoe. |
Lime-TennesSee. Georgia and Alabama coo |
Csc. per bushel; Hydraulic Cement IS so to So |
so per barrel Plaster Of Paris Sc per barrel 4
Leather-White oak sole, per Id, 40 to Soc |
HemlOek sole, per Id, 81 to S3e; upper, per I
dozen, $50 to sos; harness leather. per ID. As TO
Lard-In barrels. % to 221Ec; in kegs and
cans q to Z31zc.
Columbus, Ga. Sept. rs.
BAcoN-Clear sides Re; shoulders 1Se; sugar
cured hams Use. Lard 23924c. 1
FLoUR-Superhne 81 09 extra IS 90 double
extra $40 90; fancy Sl2 90. |
SEEDs-Wheat 80 25@3 per bushel; Rye at 81 |
per bushel; Barley 81 50. and Oats at ST 1O9l 80
per bushel.
GENERAL REMARKs.-The trade of the city
has been better the past week than during any |
yimilar period. Hall, perhaps over half az |
much rope and bagging has been disposed Of as
vas sold all last season. The supply of bacon |
ides is limited, but sufficient for the demand |
shoulders have advanced half cent There Is |
10 corn in the stores and small demand forlt. |
1 limited quantity has been ordered. Enough |
las been produced to supply the section for |
everal months. Fodder brings from 81 2;9l so
,er cWt.