Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-20
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKET.
Macon, Ga, sept IS.


The provision market is more active and
prices of bacon and corn are very firm but
| unchanged. The demand for ties and bag
ging is still heavy and the market well
stocked. We quote:
BACoN-Clear sides (smoked) 10000
clear rib sides (smoked) 194@19tc; Shout
ders 164@164c; hams Sugar curedD 2739
| 3Oc
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1S2@19c; clear
rib sides 1S4@1S4e; shoulders 164@l64c.
CoRN-White 1.35@1.40; yellow or
mixed 1.20@1.25.
MEAL-p bushel 4O@145.
GRrrs-I 6O@1.75.
OArs-9 bushel 10000.
WHEAT-R bushel 1.2O@1.25.
FIELD Peas. 50@2. IS.
HAY-Northern 2.OO@2 25; Tennessee
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 200.
Selma, Ala, Sept I6.
BACoN-Sugar-eured canvased hams 28@
| SOC; common brands 20@25c; clear sides
2O@2Otc; clear rib sides 19t@2Oc; shout
ders 164@17c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides I9@195c; clear
rib sides 1St@19c; shoulders 15Q15kc.
Com MEAL. 55(01. so 2 bushel; bolted
6.5O@ZOO = Dbl Bran . 100 lbs 100
200.
COUNTRY PRoDUcE-Eggs 25@3Oc. Butter
35@4Oc Dried beef 30@35c. Potatoes
Irish . bushel 2. OO@2.5O; . Dbl 10000. 90.
Peas 5000. 90.
FLoUR-Superine 6.5O@ZOO; Y 1000
Z. so; Xxx 7.50@S.OO; family S.OO@1O.OG
up country 4.OO@5.OO 2 sack
GRA1N-Corn, white 35@1.4O. Oats
SO@S5k.
HAE-Northern 1000 9 ton; Western
so. 90 3 ton.
LARD-Tierce 21@22c; key 22@23c.
PoRk-P Dbl. 3O.OO@34 90.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. II.
Provisions sides command zoe;
hams 22@25c; canvased 2692Sc.
LARD-Choice in barrels 19c; kegs and
cans zoe; inferior 18@19c.
FLOUR Stocks full; Superfne . Dbl 6. 90
@6.50; extra 6.50@7.0O; family Z. O0@7.5O;
fancy 90.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 19c; clear RIB
sides 18tc; shoulders 14k@15c.
GRA1N-Corn full stock. We quote
mixed and yellow at LIS and prime white
at / OO@1O5. Wheat-red 1. 10; white 1 20.
Oats 5O955: Rye ,.25; in but little de-
mand. Barley-fall 1.25.
Hoes AND LIVE CATTLE-Live shotes, 81
@7Jc, owing to size. Live cattle on foot,
choice 3t@4e.
Corn MEAL-We quote at LIS z bushel.
BUT1ER-Goshen 4O@5Oe; Tennessee 35
@4Oc.
Charleston, =. &c, sept. is.
HAY-There have been only about 100
bales of Eastern received North River
qualities have been retailing at about 1. 80
@1. 60 z hundred.
CoRN-The receipts of this grain were
unimportant. The business has been
mainly of jobbing character, with a limit
ed inquiry at 1.25@1.2S D bushel, weight,
sacks included, for prime white. A sale Of
prime white took place at LIS q bushel,
weight, sacks included, in wholesale way.
OATs-The market is amply supplied
with this grain. The local demand is met
at about 7O@75c q bushel, weight, sacks
1000 bushels sold at Csc 2 bush
ell, weight, sacks included.
FLoUR-There is a well assorted stock of
this article in the hands of dealers, the de-
mand being moderate and prices somewhat
easier Northern and Western fine may
be quoted at 5 IS q Dbl; super at 5000
6.25 . Dbl; extra at 7.OO@7.5O y Dbl, and |
family at S.OO@S.5O . Dbl. Southern de-
from new wheat are CO ing for
nard in good supply, and may be quoted |
At 6.5O@6.75 q Dbl for supers; $50 . Dbl !
ior extra; 100000 2 Dbl for family, and |
}. 0O@9.5O q Dbl for fancy brands.
BAooN-Prime meat is in stock with a |
limited inquiry. Prime smoked shoulders
nay be quoted at 16@164c . II. Prime
smoked clear rib sides at 19@194c . ID.
VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes of the new
,rop are coming from the North freely, and |
nay be quoted at 3. 50@4 90 ID bbl. Onions |
ire in good supply, and are held at 4. 500 |
100 q Dbl.
savannah, Ca, sept. IS.
CoRN-The market is quiet and the sea-
on about over; outside of millers, for To-
al use, there is only light demand. A