Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-30
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MAR kErs
Charleston, $. O., Aug. &c.

CharlestOn, $. &c, Aug. &c.
HAY-The receipts were about 400 bales
of North River descriptions. Sales of this
quality from the wharf, in moderate way,
have taken place at so 2 hundred.
CoRN-This grain has come to hand in
good supply, the arrivals having been about
30, 900 bushels for the week, from Balti-
more, New York and North Carolina. The
market was duh, demand moderate, and
prices somewhat easier. Prime white, in
jobbing way, may be quoted at 1.38@1.40
2 bushel, weight, bags included; and in
ferior white at 1901 80 3 busheL
OATs-The receipts for the week have
been to fair extent There is limited
local demand, at about 75c 2 bushel,
weight, bags included, for new, and S5c .
bushel for old.
FLoUB-The market is fairly supplied
with most qualities, prices showing rather
an easier tendency. Northern and West
ern fine may be quoted ct 600 . Dbl; super
at 6-25@6.5O . Dbl; extra at 1868. 90 q
Dbl, and family at 5000 90 g Dbl. South
ern qualities, from new wheat, are coming
forward more literally, and may be quoted
at 7.00@7.50 . Dbl for super, 8.OO@825 z
Dbl for extra, and 9.0O@IO.OO q Dbl for
family to extra family grades.
BACoN-The stock of prime meat is
limited and is held at steady rates. Prime
smoked shoulders may be quoted at 1910 .
II; prime smoked clear RIB sides at 100
1910 q ID. Other kinds somewhat nominal.
savannah, Ca, Aug. 20.
FLOUR New is in sufficient supply to
meet a quiet demand. We quote: New
extra State $50 2 Dbl: double extra and
fancy State 1O-50@11.0O; Northern and
Western-we quote superfne 6.50@7. 90;
extra S.00@8.5O; double extra and family
9.00@9. so; fancy 10.50@11.0O . Dbl. for
family use.
OATs-Stock fair and call limited at
lower figures. We quote Maryland from
wharf at 70@75c, In round lots; white from
store Soc; heavy mixed 85c.
BUTTER-There is great scarcity of fine
grades to a good call at advanced prices;
common in full supply. We quote choice
Goshen 42@44c; gooddo. 33@35c; cooking
2O@3Oc.
CoRN-Very little doing; demand light.
Crops in the West and North are reported
good. We quote prime white from store at
/. 4O@1.45; from wharf l. 35@1 40; yellow
and Western mixed command 1.30@1.35
HAY-Northern-The stock is light and
al. 70; from wharf 1.50. Eastern, the
stock is fair; demand moderate. We quote
from store 1.60@1.75, according 70 quality
and quantity; none on wharf.
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND WooI.
We quote: Dry flint 154c; dry sailed
13c. Deerskins 15@1Sc. Tallow 9@1Oc.
Beeswsx SOC. Good wool (unwsshedD free
of burs 30@31c; bury wool 12@25c.
LARD-This article continues firm, in
fair call and good stocks. We quote: Prime
19@20c, pressed I44@16c.
PRovIsIoNs-The demand is active 10
light stocks. We quote: 16t917c for
smoked shoulders; $4,000 for clear NIB;
clear sides range the same; breakfast
bacon 2Oc; choice sugar-cured hams &c;
plain 24c. Mess pork. So. 90 for inspected;
prime inspected $500; rump free of joles
$500. Fulton market beef 81. OO@32.O0 . |
Dbl; ness beef 81. OO@22.OO . bbl beef |
tongues 1.4O@I.5O. Dry Sailed Meats
We quote nominally: Clear rib sides 1910 |
&c; shoulders 134@14c; bellies Tic; Cum
Oerland Cut ranges same.
PoTAToEs AND ONIoNs-Potatoes are in
air inquiry. We quote q prime article at
/. 25@4. so q Dbl. Onions-The demand
las been light. A good article is bringing
J. O0@6. 90 q Dbl.
Macon, Ca, Aug; 20.
BACoN-Clear sides (smoked) 194@20G
lear rib sides (smoked) 194@19Rc; Shout
Iers 164@163c; hams (sugar-cure6 25@
&c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1S4@19e; clear
ID sides 184@1stc; shoulders 1649163c.
CoRN-Yellow, mixed and white 1.4O@
AS. Foo
MEAL-T9 bushel 1 50@1.55. F
GRITs-1. 1902 90. .-
OATs-P bushel COOL. 90.
WEEAT-p bushel 1.40@1.70.
FIELD PEAs-2. 10000.
HAE-Northen 2.OO@2.25; Tennessee J