Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-29
sOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, June as.

HAY. The receipts of this article
amounted 10 about 200 bales of North
river qualities. We note sales Of this de-
scription at about 81 10 per hundred.
CoRN-The arrivals of this grain for
the week were about 1900 bushels from
Baltimore and limited shipment by rail
from Tennessee. With moderate arrivals
and fair consumptive demand, prices
during most Of the week were firm. We
quote, in jobbing lots, white Maryland at
81 2691 % per bushel, weight, bags in
cluded, and 81 "a per bushel by weight.
and sacked, for Tennessee kinds, from the
depot. --.s. -.
FLoUR.-Dealers are well supplied with
northern and western brands, which are
in fair request at about the rates previously
quoted, say for northern and western super
Sc 25 per barrel: extra at Sc 50@7 25 per
barrel; family at 81 50@S 30 per barrel,
and extra family at Sl0@ll per barrel.
Southern qualities are in limited supply,
and may be quoted at $S@9 per barrel for
super, 5000 per barrel tor extra, and $40
to S1l per barrel for family qualities.
BACoN.-With moderate stocks and firm
rates at all points this article exhibited in
creased stiffness, and we quote prime shout
ders at 16!c per lb, and prime clear rib
sides, which are in very limited supply. at
zoe. All qualities Of meat are held firmly,
with rather an upward inclination. b.
BUTTER There is a moderate stock of
prime Goshen. We quote prices easier,
say 40c per ID for prime. Western and
other lower grades sell from 30@35c per
ID, az in quality.
.- Savannah, June 25.
BACoN-Firm, with good demand. We
quote: Shoulders 164@l63c; rib sides I84
to 19c; clear ribbed, lS@lS!c; long do l9c;
bellies, 174c. Hams are in large stock, at
2O624c, according to quality. Breakfast
bacon is quiet, at 20@22c. Dry sailed
meats are in demand, but very scarce; quo
tations nominal at last prices. -
FLOUR The feeling in the -four market
hiss been little better for the past week,
with ample stocks and moderate demand,
although no change can be made in quota
tions. New -four has been received: opened
at $I2 per barrel, with only small demand.
We'qu0le northern superfne at So so; ex-
ira, 81 50@S; family and fancy, Sl0@ll;
new Georgia fancy, Sl2@l3.
GRAIN.-Corn dull and declining; stock
light. We quote from store, ST. 2O@l 25;
yellow, 81 Is from wharf. Oats dun at 81.
HAY.-Market weak, with large stock Of
northern on hand, which is readily taken
at 81 Is from wharf; from store, Is to
81 80.
Atlanta, Jane &c
GRAIN. Wheat (old) ST 5O@1 20. Corn
ST 1901 II. Oals 81. Rye 81 SO to
ST 60. Col. G w. Adair sold " bushels
red wheat new on yesterday at 81 so per |
bushel.
FLoUR.-Fancy brands, bags, SIS rs to
Sc so; standard family 5000; extra
81 50@8; superfne, $7@7 5O-in bags
about same prices.
BAcoN.-Clear sides, 19l@19sc; clear
rib sides, 194c; shoulders, l5@l6c. Hams,
canvassed, 2292Sc; sugar cured, 2l@22c;
plain, 1S@l9c.
LnME-Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama
50@60c per bushel; hydraulic cement Sc |
per barrel; Plaster of Paris So 80 per
barrel
LEATHER.-White oak sole, per lb, 40c:
hemlock sole, Der Id, 10000; upper, per
dozen, $40@45; harness leather, per ID,
4o@45c. |
LARD.-In barrels, 22@zllc; in Kegs
and cans, 22@23c.