Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-05
SOUTHERN PRODUCE Markets.
savannah, Ca, JULY.

savannah, Ca, July L.
I FLoUs-While we report steady market
there has been no active inquiry. Stocks
are very full to well sustained prices. We
quote new extra State $50 . barrel;
double extraa fancy 10. 50@11. 90; North
ern and Western-we quote superfne 6. 30
@7.00; extra 7.50@8 90; double extra and
family 3.00@9.50; fancy 10.00@11.O0 D
Dbl. for family use
LABD-The grades continue in fair stock
to moderate demand, but in consump-
tive way. We quote prime leaf at 1S(919c
in tierces; smaller packages proportion
ately higher; pressed 14@15e. according
to quality.
6 BUTTER-The brands are in good supply,
especially choice for the season. Lower
qualities are not much sought after. We
quote choice Goshen 36@3Sc; good do.
32@35c; cooking 2O@25.
CoRN-This grain is in better supply,
several cargoes having arrived during tbs
week, and the market not so strong in
consequence. We hear of sales Of large
lots at lower prices. One large lot of white
was sold in store at 135, and part Of
another at 1874; reselling in small lots at
1,42l, with very light demand, the yellow
tuted for white at current rates. We quote
this description salable at 1861. 80, in
large lots from wharf, and 1.35 in smaller
quantities from store.
HIDES, DEERsKNs, BEEswAx AND WOOL
Receipts of these articles are light and de-
mand active. We quote: Dry flint lie; dry
salted lGc. Deerskins 15c. Taiiow 9G910c.
Beeswax SOC. Good wool (unwashed) free
of bars 29k@29sc; bury wool 10000.
Enthusiastically stock is very large
to dali demand There is a wide differ
ence in prices as governed by qualities
We quote in large lots from store 1850
i. 40; from wharf 1.25. Eastern-There is
good stock; demand small. Prices
somewhat nominal We quote from store
1.55@l .G5, according to quality and guam
tityj none on the wharf.
OArs-Tho harvesting of our own crop
makes the supply ample to call. We
quote Maryland from wharf at SOC, in
round lots; from store 824@85c, embracing
mixed
PoTAToZs AND ONIoNs-Potatoes-O
are merely nominal in price, and the stock
may be considered as run out The mar
ket is well supplied with new. We quote
Northern prime peach blows 3.00@3. 80; in
ferior 2.O0@3.O0 Onions-The stock is
only sustained to meet local business.
We quote Bermudas in boxes at g. 80; bbls
7.OO@S.OO.
PRovIsIoNs-The market has shown a
quiet tone with no large transactions.
Prices steady and stocks well kept up.
We quote: 15@15}c for smoked shoulders;
16!@19c for clear nib; clear sides range
focF haaar1 oh Gr1rr
cured hams 22c; plain zoe. Mess
pork 34OO for inspected; prime in
spected 27.O0; rump free Of joles "a. 90
Fulton market beef 3I.00@32.00 2 Dbl;
mess beef 81. 0O@22.00 q Dbl; beef tongues
/. 40@l.50. Dry Sailed Meats-We quote
nominally: Clear rib sides 17Bc; shoulders
134@14c; bellies 15@16c; Cumberland Cut
ranges same.
Charleston, s. &c, July 1.
HAY-The supplies for the week have
been about 500 bales North River qualities;
sales of this kind took place from the wharf
at 1. POOL. 25 q hundred.
CoRN-The arrivals of this grain were
liberal, say about 3O,OO0 bushels for the
week. These ample supplies, with a some
what lessening demand, caused prices to
decline, and sales of prime white, in q
wholesale way, took place at 1.36 q bushel,
weight, sacks included, and in jobbing
lots at 1.3S@1.40 . bushel' Yesterday
sales of white took place at 1.30, and yell
low at 125 3 bushel.
OATs-This grain is in fair stock with a
moderate inquiry, jobbing lots being held
at $50 q bushel, weight, bags included.
FLoUR-This article is in moderate sup
ply, with a limited demand. Northern and
Western fine may be quoted at $3.50
600 2 Dbl; super at 6.25@6.5O 2 Dbl
extra at 7.OO@7.75 3 Dbl, and family at
S.O0@8.5O Q Dbl Southern qualities
may be quoted at 7.50@7.75 2 Dbl for
extra, and 8.OO@9.OO 7 Dbl for family
grades.
BACoN-There is limited stock of prime
meat, but full supplies of other kinds.
Prime smoked shoulders may be quoted
at 144c q b: prime smoked clear rib sides
at 1S4@1S!c q ID; dry-salted shoulders at
134@l3ke Z ID, and sides at 1G@169c z ID.
YEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes are being
shipped North in considerable supplies, as
well as cucumbers and snap beans. New
tomatoes are coming forward