Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-07
SOUTHERN PRODUCE Markets
CharIeston, 5. 81, June 3.

hAY-lnere nave been ful supplies OF
this article received, say about l, 800 bales
for the week, and sales of North River took
place from the wharf at 13591.4O z hun
bred
CoRN-The receipts have been large and
were the heaviest during the same time for
heightened period, and amounted to
about 50, 900 bushels. These heavy arri-
walls caused rather less firmness in the mar
ket, but no change of importance has taken
place. There has been a steady demand
for country consumption, and We quote
jobbing lots at L. 1901. Al 2 bushel, weight,
sacks included. About 2,400 bushels
prime white were sold, to arrive, at l. fl 3
bushel, weight, sacks included, and 1900
bushels yellow, in the same way, at 139 q
bushel
OATs-The receipts have been ample,
and were about 10000 bushels for the
week. About 1000 bushels we're sold at
SOC 9 bushel, weight. sacks included
FLoUR-The market is moderately sup
piled, with limited inquiry. Prices have
been without important change, and we
quote Northern and Western fine at $3.50
$50 Q Dbl; super at 3. 100000 q Dbl; extra
at 6.25@6.75 q Dbl, and family at 1000
500 . Dbl. Southern grades are in light
supply, and may be quoted at 7.G0@7.75
3 Dbl for extra, and 8.00@9.00 . Dbl for
family. New Southern flour has made its
appearance in several neighboring markets.
BAooN-The market is fairly supplied
with this article. We quote Prime smoked
shoulders at 144@15c e Il: prime smoked
sides at 184@19e . ID; salted shoulders at
139@13ac Z ID, and sides at 16@16Ic q ID.
FRUIT-The market is bare of West India,
with limited retail trade.
VEGETABLEs-Eew Irish potatoes are
coming in more freely and shipments
North are taking place.
savannah, Ga, June 5.
OATs-A very heavy stock has been in
light demand. Prices are variable, accord
ing to quality and quantity. We quote
Maryland white from wharf at 774@S25e, in
round lots; from store sOG9dc, embracing
mixed.
PoTAToEs AND ONIoNs-Potatoes-
demand for old having ceased, we note
good inquiry in consumptive way for new
We quote Northern prime Peach Blows
3.00t0S. so; Inferior 2OO@3.O0. Onions
The demand is small The stock Of old is
about exhausted, and Bermuias are rapidly
coming in request. We quote Prime $50
as. 80 q Dbl
PROyIsIoSs-A heavy demand has ruled
the past week, to light stocks at stiff prices.
We quote 15c for smoked shoulders; 1870
19c for clear rib; clear sides range same;
breakfast bacon zoe; choice sugar
cured hams 22c; plain 20c Mess pork
81. 90 for inspected; prime inspected 81 90;
rump free of joles 24.O0 Fulton market
beef 81. 00@32.O0 q Dbl; mess beef 81 GOO
I'M. haaf IN
Dry Sailed Meats-We quote nominally:
Clear rib sides 174c; shoulders 135@14c;
bellies 15@16c; Cumberland Cut ranges
same.
BUTTER-We notice a continued decline
in all grades; old is all out of the market,
and new is plentiful, Inferior grades are
not in request, and are irregular in price.
We quote choice Goshen 36@3Sc; good do. |
32@35c; cooking 20@25.
CoRN-HAs been quiet during the week, |
although in reduced stock, and no arrivals |
except by steamers. The market is strong |
at 1.45@L47t for prime white; yellow is
dull Of sale at 1.40@1.45, not being much /
sought after
FLcUR-Prices continue steady to well |
kept up stocks. Demand quiet but fair.
We quote new extra State 500 per barrel;
Double extra and fancy 950@10. 80; North
ern and Western-we quote superfne 600
@6.50; extra 7.00@7.50; double extra and
family 8.5O@9.0O; fancy 10.OO910.50 z
Dbl. for family use.
HINES, DEEEsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool
We quote: Dry flint 14c; dry sailed
I2c. Deerskins 15c. Tallow 1Oc.
Beeswax 2Se. Good wool (u1washed) free
Of burs 2S@2Sic; bury wool 10000.
II r l. /
prices. We quote from wharf
at 1.45; from store 1.60@1.65 according to
quality and quantity; Eastem-No arri-
walls, but large stock; dull inquiry. We
quote in a wholesale way, from wharf go; |
from store l. 65@l.90. according to quality
and quantity.
LARD-The market for this article has
ruled Quiet since our last review. Stocks
are choice and prices steady. We quote
prime leaf at 1S@19c in tierces; smaller
packages proportionately higher; pressed
l4@l5c, according to quality.
Montgomery, Ala, june 4.
BAoox-Clear sides 1S3@19c; clear rib
sides IS4@IS1c; shoulders IA 915c; sugar
cured hams 21@22c; plain do. 19@2Oc.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides life; clear
rib sides 171c; shoulders 134@l4c; long
clear 1niddles 154c; pork 2S.O0@5S.0O
BUTTER-Goshen 45c; country 40c.
BRAN-225.
ConN-Yellow mixed q bushel 170;
white LIS.
HAY-Northern q cwt 200.
FLoUR-Fine per Dbl 5. %; superfine g. 30
az. 90; extra 7.O0a7 80; double extra $50
q775; fancy 8. 50@10.0O.
OArs-4 bushel 95c.
LARD-Prime leaf g ID 1S@1s4c
MEAL q bushel 1.75.
Macon, Ca, june 4.
BAcoN-Clear sides, 19@lglc; clear nib
ides ISt0l9c; shoulders 1j@I5Ic; sugar
ured hams 22@23c; plain hams l9@2Oc.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides life; clear rib
ides 17Ic; shoulders lie
LAED-Pnme leaf, 4 N, in tierce 19c; in
egs PIC.
CoRN-Yellow mixed %; white LEO.
OATs-P bushel LOO
FLoUR-Superine $50; extra 200;
ouble extra 7. 80; family 500; extra family
5000 90; fancy brands 9.00@I0.OO.
NEAL bushel 60.
BUrrER-Goshen 45e, country f0c
Hay cwt 1.90@2.00.
Selma, Ala, june Il Il
BACoN-SugdT-curea cahNASeu n11nlS zzt0
&c; common brands 18@20c; clear sides
l|a2Oc; clear NIB sides 19@l9lc; shoul-
ers I5@154e.
BULK MEATS Clear sides 1S@lStc; clear .
b sizes I75@1Sc; shoulders 14@144c.
Conf MEAL-1 7O@1.75 q bushel; bolted
OO97.jO 2 bbl. Bran q 100 lbs 2.0O@
%. 8
CoUNTRY PRoDUcE-Eggs 25@3Oc. Butter c
5@iOc. Dried beef 2O@25c. Potatoes 8
ish q bushel l. 5O@2O 90; 2 Dbl 3.OO@5.O0.
cas- 3.5O@4.OO.
Flour Superfne G.OO@6.50 X 6 500
90; Xxx 7.0O@75O; family 8 OO@1O.OO:
D country 4.OO@5 60 e sack