Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-31
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MAR KETS.
savannah. Ga.. May %.

OATs-Dull sale, under accumulated
stocks. Prices are va-iable according to
quality and quantity. We quote Maryland
white from wharf at 80@9Oc, IN round lots;
from store 90@95c, embracing mixed.
PoTAToEs AND ONIoNs-Potatoes-O
is nearly out, new being in good supply.
We quote Northern prime Peach Blows
| 3.00@3. so; Inferior 2.OO@3.00. Onions
quiet. We quote: Prime 7.OO@7, 80 2 Dbl.
| PRovIsIoNs-An active demand exists for
bacon, which is firmly held to light stocks
We quote 15c for smoked shoulders; 1870
| 100 for clear rib; clear sides range same;
breakfast bacon zoe; choice sugar
cured hams 22c; plain zoe. Mess pork,
81. 90 for inspected; prime inspected 2700;
rump free of joles 24.00 Fulton market
beef 81. 0O032. 90 2 Dbl; mess beef q. O0@
1900 2 Dbl; beef tongues 1.4O@150.
! Dry Sailed Meats-We quote nominally:
Clear rib sides lie; shoulders 13c; bellies
l5@16c; Cumberland Cut ranges same.
FLoUR-We report a steady but quiet
inquiry to choice stocks. We quote New
extra State 500 per barrel; Double extra
and fancy $500 1850; Northern and
Western-we quote superfne G.00@
$50; extra 7.OO@7 80; double extra and
family S.5O@900; fancy 10O0@10.50 z
Dbl. for family use.
CoRN-Has not been in large accept du-
ring the week, only one cargo of 5000
bushels coming in; store lots have been
jobbing off at lao, selling in smaller
way at 1.42k@1.45. Yellow, is in larger
supply, and not being much wanted is dull
of sale at 1.35@l.S7l. Stocks of all kinds
not large.
LARD-Priees are firm, especially for a
fine brand. We quote prime leaf at Isl
@19c in tierces; smaller packages proper
tionately higher pressed l4@15c, accord
ing to quality. z
BUTTER-The demand is fair for prime
article. Prices fuctuating on inferior
grades. Stocks full We quote choice
Goshen 4O@42c; good do. 35@4Oc; cooking
2O@30.
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
We quote: Dry flint 15c; dry salted
13c. Deerskins 20c Tallow 1Oc
Beeswax 2S@30c. Good wool (unwashed)
free of burs 27@2Sc; bury wool l2@25c.
HAY-Northern-Ther have been some
arrivals since our last report, causing a
weakness in prices. We quote from wharf
at 1.50; from store 1.G5@1.70 according to
quality and quantity; Eastern-The stock
is full, and demand small We quote in
wholesale way, from wharf 1.Ga; from
STORE 1.65@l.90, according to quality and
quantity.
Charleston, y. &c, May "a. /
HAY-The arrivals have been liberal, |
and were about ! 200 bales North River |
and 400 bales Eastern qualities. North
River has been sold from the wharf at LEO |
@l.60 per hundred, and Eastern at 1.56I |
per hundred.
CoRN-The supplies coming to hand
were limited-say about 1900 bushels for
the week. The inquiry for country con-
sumption has been steadily maintained,
and prices haye fqctYgsted bqf Slightly
Ehe rates reaching I.4a for q part of the
week, but improved to 1-43Gl. IS 2 bushel |
weight, bags included for joebing lots. ]
About 8, 800 bushels of prime white, infe-
rior white and yellow was sold together at
l.41 per bushel, weight sacks included.
OATs-The market is fairly supplied with
ate arrivals, and we note sales from tLo
wharf at S5c, and from gsoge, IL jobbinia |
Gts, at es@9Gc per bashel, weight, sacks
included. ----,-------.----------'- -
FLoUR-The market is fairly supplied
WITH this article, for which limited EN-
Jury prevails, prices during this period
hoTing no change of importance. North
IN and Western fine may be quoted at
.2S@5. 20 y Dbl; super ct a. 5000. 90 p bbL |
xtTa st e.a5@g.fs 2 bbl, and family ct
.O0@s.G1 . bpl Southern grades are in
noderate supply, and may be quoted at n
.00@7. Is . bbl TOR extra, and s.Oa@9.G 90
Dbl for family qualities.
BAcoE-Is IN liIpita9 stp.lk and moderate
emand. We aVosa EFime smoked shout .
Grs asi+z@15e u u eiear rib sides al 1ss
PIC y ID; sailed shoulders at 90 40. szIasee
II. and sides at 1GL SaAssal..-