Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-19
SOUTHERN PRODUCE nARKETs.


savannah, Ca, July I6.
OATs-The stock is good; demand dull,
and prices quiet. We quote: Maryland
from wharf at sale, in round lots; from
store $4,000, embracing mixed.
PoTAToEs AND ONIoNs-Po tatees-A local
call exists at somewhat fuctuating figures
for lower qualities. Prime are, however,
steady and in full supply. We quote North
ern prime peach blows 3.00@3. So inferior
2.OO@3.O0. Onions-A good article is in
request. We quote Bermudas in boxes at
3, so; bbls 7.00@8.O 90. q.
PRovIsIoNs-We note an advance of &c
to small stocks We quote: 1870 for
smoked shoulders; 18a@19c for clear
NIB; clear sides range same; break
fast bacon zoe; choice sugar cured hams
22c; plain zoe. Mess pork a. 90 for inspect
ed; prime inspected 27.00; rump free of
joles 24OO Fulton market beef 31O0@
80. 90 Q Dbl; mess beef 1.00@22 90 . Dbl;
beef tongues 1.40@1.50. Dry Sailed Meats
We quote nominally: Clear rib sides III;
shoulders 134@14c; bellies 15@16c; Cum
berland Cut ranges same.
LARD-Prime grades are firm, while in
fe Nor range at irregular figures. Stocks
are full and choice. We quote prime leaf
at 1S@19c in tierces; smaller packages
proportionately higher; pressed 14@15c.
according to quality.
BUTTER-We note a very firm feeling on
choice grades. Stocks select and ample
for the season. Prices quiet and steady.
We quote choice Goshen 3G@40c; good do.
32@35c; cooking 20@25.
FLoUR-A few arrivals of new have been
placed on the market-old moving off in
steady way. We quote new extra State
$50 . barrel; double extra and fancy
10. 5O@11.OO; Northern and Western-we
quote superfine 6.50@7. 90; extra 1900
500; double extra and family 10000 so;
fancy 10.O0@11.O0 q Dbl. for family use.
CoRN-Business is not SO brisk in this
grain. There is a noticeable falling off in
the demand for country use.' Arrivals still
continue, footing up 80, 600 bu- during the
past week. We hear of no large sales
from wharf. Orders are filed as they come
in at S1.424@1.45 for prime Maryland
white from store; from wharf LAO. We
quote yellow 100 from wharf; from store
I.35@1.371 Western mixed L35 from
store.
HIDES, DEEEsKINs, BEEsWAx AND WooL.
We quote: Dry flint 15c; dry sailed
13c. Deerskins 15@18c. Tallow 9@1Oc.
Beeswax SOC. Good wool Cunwashed free
of burs soc; bury wool 12@20c.
Observation-Disclosures have been con-
siderable to a fair call We quote from
store .25@1.40; according to quality and
quantity; from wharf 1.15@1.25. Eastern
This quality is nominal to some extent in
price. Stock light but equal to the demand
We quote from store 1.55@L 50, none on
the wharf. r-
Charleston, ). C., July &c.
HAY-The arrivals for the week have
been about 500 bales North River qualities;
sales of this kind took place at 1.20@1.25
3 hundred.
CoRN-The receipts for the week were
about $1,000 bushels, much of which
proved to be somewhat damaged, The
stock of prime has become reduced, and
sellers have stiffened their rates. Jobbing
lots of prime white were held at the close
at 1.44@1.45 2 bushel, weight, sacks in
cluded.
OATs-This grain is in moderate stock
with limited local demand, at about $50
2 bushel, weight, bags included
FLoUR-Dealers are fairly supplied with
this article, and prices have ruled withort
important change, the lower grades being
somewhat easier, and good qualities steady.
Northern and Western fine may be quoted
at 5.5O@5. IS q Dbl; super at 6.O0@6.25 .
Dbl; extra at 7.OO@7.75 . Dbl, and family
at s. OO08.5O q Dbl Southern qualities
are held at Z. 25@7. rs q Dbl for extra, and
8.OO@9OO . Dbl for family grades.
BACoN-The stock of prime meat Is much
reduced, but inferior kinds are in good sup
ply. Prime to strictly choice smoked Shout
ders are held at 15c q III prime smoked
clear rib sides at 19c . h; sailed Shout
ders at 1910 q Id, and sides at 16kc . ID.
VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes of Southern
growth, are in good supply, with tomatoes,
green corn, and other vegetables, with
watermelons, cantalopes and peaches for
sale on the market in a retail way.
Macon, Ga, July 10.
BACoN-Clear sides (smoked) 19@194c;
clear rib sides (smoked 1S4@19c; Shout
ders 155@152c; hams (sugar-cured) 25c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1S@184c; clear
rib sides 173@1Sc; shoulders 144@I5c. |
CoBN-Yellow, mixed and white 1.45@
150. ..
MEAL-1 bushel 80. /
GRITs-1. 1902. 90, ..--- .-
OATs-P bushel 90@1.00.
WHEAT-P bushel 1.40@1.70.
HAY-Northern 100000; Tennessee
Timothy 200; Herds Grass ZOO; Tennes-
see .. 90.
Atlanta, Ca, July 16
PRoy1sIoNs-There is light stock OF ba-
con and prices rule stiff. Clear sides COM
mand 19@194c; clear rib sides 1Sa@19c;
shoulders 15c; plain hams 18@19c; can
vased 23@25c.
BULK MEATs-Are also in light supply;
clear sides 184c; clear rib sides 173g l0c;
chOuldarc 12lo. hams 174fDl sc.
GRAIN-Choice prime white corn very
scarce; mixed and yellow more abundant
We quote mixed and yellow at 1.36,
and prime white /. 45 in car load lots at de
pot. In wheat there is but little doing, and
it may be quoted nonlinally 1.30 tor prime
red; 1.35 for prime white. The demand
for oats is steady at soc z bushel, IN car
load lots and SOC ia small quantities. Rye
l. 25 in but little demand.
LARD-Choice in bbls193 19c; kegs and
cans zoe; inferior 16@19c.
FLoUR-In good demand and stocks full.
Superfne q Dbl 5.50@6.25; extra 6.25@
100; family 7.5O@8.O0; fancy S.09@S.25.
CoRN MEAI.-By car load 1.35 q bushel.
BUTrER-Goshen 40@50c; Tennessee 35
@4Oc.
ApPLEs-By the Dbl 7.00@10.00.
EGGs-9 doz 25c by lot.
Augusta, Ca, July 10.
WHEAT-Sales of choice amber at 1.45; |
red l. 35@1. 40: white 1.50.
FLouR-City mills 6.25@9.25 At re-
tail LOO Q Dbl higher. Western $500 |
{. 90, according to quality.
CoRN-There is a light demand; choice |
white l. 80, mixed 1.45@1. AS from depot.
BAcoN-Fair stocks and demand mod
crate. We quote: Clear sides 19c,
clear rib sides 1Sk@164c, B B sides 1Sc,
shoulders 15l@1Gc, hams, according to cut
and quality, 1S@24c, dry salt shoulders
14@i4Bc; D S C r sides 173c; D S G sides
1Sc; bellies lie.
RYE 25.
Conn MEAL 5j(01.65.
OATs-90c.
FIELD Peas. 15@2.50