Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-26
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MAR KETS
Charleston, s. c., April %.

HAY-There have been received about
900 bales of North River qualities Sales
from the wharf took place at 1.30 q hun
dred for this quality. Jobbing lots are
held at about 1.35 z hundred.
CoRN-There are liberal arrivals of this
grain from Baltimore, Norfolk, ETC. A
steady inquiry for country consumption has
prevailed, and notwithstanding good re-
ceipts, the rates here have advanced under
the influence of higher prices in Northern
selling at l. 33@1. 80 q bushel, weight, sacks
included.
OATs-There is fair local inquiry for
this grain, with moderate supply. We
quote S0@S5c 3 bushel, weight, sacks in
cluded.
FLoUR-Dealers have fair supplies of this
article, for which there is moderate de-
mand at about previous prices, Sales of
200 bhls fine took place at 5.1O {. Dbl; 100
super at $50; 100 low extra at 600, and
100 low family at 6. 80. We quote Northern
and Western fine at 5.OO@5. % 3 Dbl; su-
per at 5.4095.60 z Dbl; extra at 5000
6.58 2 Dbl, and family at 6.75@6.O0 Z Dbl
Southern qualities are in moderate stock,
and may be quoted at 70O@7.75 q Dbl
for extra, and 100000 2 Dbl for family
grades.
BACoN-This article had an advancing
tendency, the demand being fair and stocks
moderate. Prime smoked shoulders may
be quoted at 13@131c q ID; clear rib sides
at 17t@178c q ID; sailed shoulders at 1870
13c q ID, and sides at 161@162c 3 10.
YEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes are in good
stock at 2.00@3.00 q barrel. Onions are
scarce at 6. 50@7.5 so q barrel. Charleston
green peas are coming forward, and few
shipments have been made North, but they
are still held at fancy figures.
Savannah, Ca, April 22
FLoUR-We report sitter prices to full
stocks and a good demand. We quote /:
New extra State 500 . Dbl; Double extra
and fancy $500 10. so; Northern and West
ern-we quote superfne 6.0O@6.50; extra
7.00@7. 80; double extra and family $500
400; fancy lQ0Q@l050 2 bbl. for family
use.
CoRN-Shipments have slaekened in
consequence of the large advance in Balti-
more, thus bringing the cost of laying down
to the extreme limits of our market. We
quote Maryland prime white from wharf
I.a5 in lots, (sa3ks inoluded); from store
LAO; yellow ranges &C less from wharf and
store.
OATs-The general condition of the mar
ket is without change. Stocks are full and
good, and prices well kept up. We quote
Maryland white from wharf at SOC, in round
lots; from store soc; heavy black mixed
SOC from wharf; 90c from store.
Mathematician have been con-
siderable arrivals during the past week.
Demand is fair and prices maintained. We
quote from wharf at 1.40@1. 55, according
to quality and lots; from store 1.65@1.75.
Eastern-The large arrivals of last week
have not been worked off the market.
Several cargoes are expected. The demand
has been dull We quote at 1.70@1 70 from
wharf; 1902. 90 from store.
LARD-A standard article meets with
ready sale at firm prices. We quote prime
leaf at 1s@1s4c; pressed 14@l5c, accord
ing to quality.
BUrTER-The inquiry has been good for
strictly fine. Small quantities of new are
in the market, but poor in color We
quote choice Goshen 40@42c good do. 3j
@4Oc; cooking 100000.
PoTAToEs AND ONIoNs-Po tatoes-The
inquiry is for choice ealing stock, which is
in good supply We quote Northern prime
Peach Blows 3.OO@3. so; Pink Eyes $50;
Chill Reds3. 90; Inferior 2. 00@3.O0. Onions
Stock light to a small demand, princi-
pally for a prime srtiele. We quote
Prime 6. 5O@7.00 q Dbl.
PRoyIsIoNs-The market has been ex-
cited and prices have advanced. Stocks
fair. We quote at lie for smoked Shout
ders: 1908 for clear rib; clear sides range
same; breakfast bacon zoe; choice sugar
cured hams 21@22c; plain zoe. Mess pork,
81. 90 for inspected; prime inspected 27.00;
rump free of joles 24.00 Fulton market
beef 81. GO@39. 90 q Dbl; mess beef 81. OO@
q. 90 q Dbl; beef tongues 1.40@1.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-We quote nominally:
Clear rib sides 17c; shoulders 13c; bellies
I55c; Cumberland Cut ranges same.
SEEDs-The season being nearly over,
there is only light call. We quote; Lawn
grass, 500 q bushel, timothy GOO, clover
or red top Lao. Choice seed wheat--Red
Lancaster AGO, white Tappahannock $50.
Onion sets-White 1000 q bushel, yellow
11.OO. Early rose potato 8. 5e@4.OO q Dbl
Goodrich potato 800 . Dbl.
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
We quote: Dry flint lie; dry salt
ed 15@155c. Deerskins 20c Tallow 100
lie. Beeswax 33c. Good wool (unwashed)
free of burs SOC; bury wool 15@25o.
atlanta, Ca, April 23.
GRAIN-Corn in good demand at 1850
/. 81 by the car load at the depot; lao in
small lots. Wheat 1.40@1.45 for prime |
red; l. 45@1. 80 for prime white. Oats in
good demand at S5c by the car load, SOC in |
small lots. Rye 1.25.
BAooN-Fair stock on hand, and prices |
stiffer; Clear sides Isl c; clear rib sides 1Sc,