Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-19

at 2.00@3. 90 . barrel Onions are scarce |
and sell at G50@7 30 . barrel. Charles-
ton green peas have made their appearance,
but are held at fancy prices.
savannah, Ga, April Is.
FLoUR-The market has been quiet in |
prices, although advanced North. Stocks |
large and select We quote: New extra State
500 = bbl.; Double extra and fancy $500
10 so; Northern and Western-we quote
superfine 5.5O@6.50; extra 6. 5O07. 80;
10. 00@10. 50 3 Dbl for family use.
CoRN-We note an advance in prices to
good stock and fair demand. We quote
Maryland prime white from wharf 1.35 in
OTIS, (sasks included); from store LAO; yell
low ranges &c less from wharf and store.
HAx-Northern-Libe receipts have
weakened prices. We quote from wharf
at 1.40@1. So, according to quality and lots;
from store 1.75@1. so. Eastern-Lagre ar
rivals have depressed prices. We quote
at 1. 7O@1.7 70 from wharf; 1902 90 from
store.
OATs-Some arrivals have slightly swelled
| stock, which is hele at our quotations We
quote Maryland white from wharf at 7Se, in
round lots; from store s5c; heavy black
mixed soc from wharf; 90c from store
| BUTTER-We note q good demand for
| fine grades at firm figures Wequote choice
Goshen 40@42c; good do. 35@l0c; cook
ing 20@30c.
LARD-This article is firm stocks good
and demand fair. We quote prime leaf at
1S@1S4c; pressed 14@15c, according to
quality.
SEEDs-The demand is dull and prices
are unchanged. We quote Lawn grass,
500 q bushel, timothy 500, clover 1000,
orchard $50, Hungarian 400, herds
or red top 1.5O. Choice seed wheat-Red
Lancaster 500, white Tappahannock 3. so.
Onion sets-White 1000 3 bushel, yellow
11.00. Early rose potato 8. 50@4.O0 q Dbl,
Goodrich potato 800 Q Dbl.
PorAToEs AND ONIoNs-P otatoes-There
is a good inquiry for a prime quality.
We quote Northern prime Peach Blows
3.O0@3. 80; Pink Eyes $50; Chill Reds
1926; Inferior 2.00@3.0O Onions-The
stock of prime is light to full prices. We
quote: Prime 6. 50@7.00 2 Dbl.
PRovIsIoEs-The advance has been sus-
tanned. Demand good and stocks fully kept
up to it. We quote at 1910 for smoked
shoulders; 175c for clear rib; clear sides
range same; breakfast bacon zoe; choice
sugar-cured hams 21@22c; plain zoe. Mess
pork, BLOC for inspected; prime inspected
27.O0; rump free of joles 24.00 Fulton
market beef 81. O0@32.O q Dbl; mess bee
.21. 0O@22. 90 q Dbl; beeftongues1. 40@1. so.
Dry Sailed Meats-We quote nominally:
Clear rib sides 164c; shoulders 12tc; bellies
15c; Cumberland Cut ranges same.
HIDES, DEERsKNs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
I've quote: Dry flint 17@171c; dry salt
ed 15@15lc. Deerskins 25e. Tallow 100
lie Beeswax 33c Good wool (unwashed,
free of burs zoe; bury wool 15@25c.
Atlanta, Ga, April 16.
} GRAN-Corn in good demand at 1.20 by
{ the car load at the depot; 1.32@1.95 il
small lots. Wheat 1.40@1.45 for prime
, red; 1.45@1 80 for prime white. Oats il
good demand at SOC by the car load, Soc ii
small lots. Rye 1.25.
BACoN-Fair stock on hand, and prices
sitter; Clear sides 1Sc; clear rib sides 179c
shoulders 139e; plain hams 18@2Oc; can
vassed 20@22c.
LARD-In barrels, 17t@18c; in kegs ani
cans 19@194c.
BULK MEATS Clear sides 164c; clear MI
sides 152@16c; shoulders 12c; hams II!
@1Sc.
CoRx MEAL-125 by car load; 1.9O IL
small lots.
DRIED FRUrr-Peeled peaches 9@11c;
not peeled 5@6c; apples 5@6c.
FLoUR-Superfne, q Dbl, 6.00@6. %
extra 65O@7OO; family 7.0O@7.5O; fancy
8.0O@S. so.
Hoes AND LIVE CATTLE-Live shoats g.
@74c, owing to size; stock fair; no demand
Live cattle, on foot, choice 5@5kcr CON-
mon 31@4c gross; stock light.