Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-28


: BAcoN-Clear sides (smoked) 19@194c;
clear rib sides (smoked) 1s3@Is2c; Shout
ders 151t9I58c; hams Sugar cured 25c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides IS@1S4c; clear
rib sides 17k@1Sc; shoulders 14t@l5c.
CoRN-Yellow, mixed and white L45@
1.50. r..-.. .......
MEAL-P bushel 80.
+ OATs-P bushel 95@I25. o.
WHEAT-p bushel 1.4OG1.70.
FIELD PEAs-F bushel 2. 10000.
HAY-Northern 1902. 90; Tennesse
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 100. r -
Atlanta, Ga, juno %.
GRAN-Choice prime white corn very
scarce; mixed and yellow more abundant.
We quote mixed and yellow at l. 800. 40
and prime white Las in car load lots at de-
pot; 1.45@1. so in smajllots. In wheat there
is but little doing, and it may be quoted
nominally 1.40@I. 40 for prime red 1.45G
l. 80 for prime white. The demand for oats
is steady at SIC q bushel, in car load lots
and 9Oc in small quantities. Rye LIS in
but little demand. ---
PRovIsIoNs-There is light stock Of ba-
con and prices rule stiff. Clear sides COM
mand 19c; clear rib sides Isle; shoulders
149@15c; plain hams 10000; canvased
pc.
BULK MEATs-Are also in light supply;
clear sides Isle; clear rib sides 174@17 &c;
shoulders lac; hams 174@1sc.
LARD-Choiee in bbls 19c; kegs and cans
20c; inferior 18@19c. %. ...-.
FLoUR-In good demand and stocks full.
Superfne z Dbl 6.0O@6. %; extra 6. 5OG
100; family 7.OO@7.5O; fancy S.OO@8. so,
Corn MEAL-By car load 1.5O . bushel.
BUTTER Goshen 4O@50c; Tennessee 35
@4Oc.
APPLEs-By the Dbl 7.00@1O.OO.
EGGs-P doz 25c by lot.
DRIED FRUIT-Peeled peaches 9@11c
not peeled 5@6e; apples 596c.
Cow FEED-Hay, 1.70@1.S5 per 100 lbs,
LIS per 100 lbs oil meal pc per ID.
Hoes AND LIVE CATTLE.-Live shoats,
6t@7kc, owing to size stock fair no de-
mand. Live cattle on foot, choice 5@54c ;
common 34@4c gross. Stock light.
Charleston, =. e, June PIE
HAY-This article has come to hand in
good supply, and a moderate local demand
has prevailed. Sales of of North River
qualities have taken place from the wharf
at 1.20@1.30 2 hundred. The receipts
amount to about 1900 bales, all North
River
CoRN-The arrivals of this grain have
been moderate, say about 10000 bushels
for the week. The demand has been to a
fair extent, jobbing lots being sold at the
close at 1.4691.48 2 bushel, weight, bags
included, for prime white, and 1.35@1. 3S
for yellow. About LOGO bushels yellow
was sold at l. 35 Z bushel, weight, bags in
cluded.
OArs-The market is fairly supplied with
this article. Some 1000 bushels of Mary
land were sold at S5c Q bushel, weight,
bags included.
FLoUR-There is fair supply of the bet
ter grades in the hands of dealers, but the
market is bare Of fine. This article has
shown frmness with rather higher prices.
Northern and Western fine may be quoted
at US q bbl; super at 6.60@S.5 so q Dbl;
extra at 7.25@7.75 q Dbl, and family ST
S.OO@8.50 q Dbl. Southern descriptions
may be quoted at 7.5OG8 2 Dbl for extra,
and S.OO@9.OO Z Dbl for family grades.
BACoN-There is fair stock of prime
meat, and fair supply of inferior descrip-
tons. The latter are dull and heavy,
but the rates for the former are maintained,
and we quote prime smoked shoulders al
145e q II; prime smoked clear rib sides at
18I6IS3c p n; dry-salted shoulders at
I3@I35c q ID, and sides at I6@f61c n.
VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes are being
shipped North in considerable supplies, as
well as cucumbers and snap beans. New
tomatoes are coming forward
Savannah, Ca, June "a.
CoEN-Receipts for the past week by
sail only one small cargo, but steamers
were pretty well loaded, consisting mainly
of yellow and mixed Western. This de-
scription of corn is very dull and holders
are prepared to meet buyers on the basis
of lower prices. We have heard of no sales
less than 1.35 for mixed western and L374
al. 40 for prime Maryland yellow. Prime
white is in light supply and moves off well
al our quotations. We note sales at LAP
from wharf; 1.475 from store.
FLoUR-A steady call to fair stocks at
steady prices. We quote new extra State
$50 per barrel; double extra and fancy
10.5O@11 90; Northern and Western-we
quote superfne 6.5O@7.00; extra 1900
500; double extra and family 9.00@9. 80;
fancy 10. 5O@1I.OO . Dbl. for family use.
OATs-The supply Is good and demand
fair. We quote: Maryland from wharf
at SOc@S5, in round LOTS from store 500
soc, embracing mixed.
POTATOES AND ONIONS -Potatoes-There
is a light stock of old, for which there is no
general demand. We quote Northern prime
peach blows 3. O0@3 so; inferior 2. 00@3.O0
Onions-A small local trade has been in
Bermudas in boxes at 3. 80; bbl 7.O0@8.00.
PRovIsIoNs-The market is very firm on
smoked and cuts We quote: 15@15be for
smoked shoulders; 1S!@l9c for clear rib;
clear sides range same; breakfast bacon zoe;
choice sugar-cured hams 22e; plain zoo
Mess pork 34.00 for inspected; prime in
spected 27.00 rump free of joles 24O0
Fulton market beef 31O0@32. 90 . Dbl;
mess beef 81. OO@22. 90 2 Dbl; beef tongues
l. 40@15O. Dry Sailed Meats-We quote
Clear nib sides 17Bc; shoulders
l3k@14c; bellies 15@1Gc; Cumberland Gut
ranges same.
LARD-The season has shown a steady
call at regular figures. Stocks full of all
grades. We quote prime leaf at 18@l9e
in tierces; smaller packages proportion