Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-12

son. We iuoeS "a large lots nom store l. 40
@l.50; from wharf 1.25. Eastern-The
stock is more than equal to the demand.
We quote from store L55@ l.65, according
to quality and quantity; none on the
wharf
LARD-The stocks are merely kept up 70
a light call, almost in a local way.
We quote prime leaf at 1S@19c IN
tierces; smaller packages proportion
ately higher; pressed l4@15c. according
to quality. ~,
BUTTER-Ws note good inquiry for
choice at frmer prices, while inferior
grades are not in request and so irregular
in figures that we cannot quote them. We
quote choice Goshen 36@4Oc; good do.
32@35c; cooking 20@25. 49, .f
CoRN-ArriYals have been large the past
week, and consequently we report very
heavy stocks and demand slackening. Ac-
counts fiom the interior state that the
growing crops are very satisfactory. We
quote prime Maryland white 81 421@1. As
from store; from wharf 1.3T101. 40. We
quote yellow and mixed 135 from wharf
| from store 1.30@1.35.
FLoUR-We report amore active demand
at steady prices. No new State has arrived,
but is expected next week We
B 0dOeO AOW CAtAd J14td O.OO DdLItt,
| double extra and fancy 10. 5O@I1. 90; North
ern and Western-we quote superfne G. so
| @7.00; extra 7.50@8. 90; double extra and
family 9.0O@9.5o; fancy 1OOO@l1.Oo .
! Dbl, for family use.
| CharIcstOn, >. &c, Juiy s.
HAY-The arrivals for the week have
been about eco bales North River qualities;
sales of this kind took place from the wharf
at 120 p hundred -.
CoRS-The receipts for this period have
been unimportant A moderately steady
inquiry has prevailed at fairly sustained
rates. Prime white at the close was held
at 1.40@I. AZ y bushel, weight, sacks in
eluded. 1 t "a lpB oi l-sl7 81 t
OArs-This grain is in limited demand,
and iobbing lots sell at about $50 . bushel,
weight, bags included. -
FIoUR-The inquiry is in a moderate
form, prices during the week showing no
variation of importance. Northern and
Western fine may be quoted at $50
| GOO 2 Dbl; super at 6.25@6. so . Dbl;
extra at 7.O0@7.75 q Dbl, and family at
| 8.OO@8.50 Q Dbl. Southern qualities
are in limited supply, and may be quoted
at 1867. 10 . Dbl for extra, and 5000
800 q Dbl for family grades.
BACoN-The stock of prime meat is limit
ed, but inferior kinds are IN good supply.
Prime to strictly choice smoked shoulders
are held at 141@15c Q n prime smoked
clear rib sides at 1916 . ID; sailed Shout
| ders at 13@131c Q h, and sides at 16@164c
q ID. ~ tr af
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 retail way.
Rome, Ca, July o.
BUrTER-Country, 30@35c 3 ID.
BEEswAx-20@25c.
BRAN-1.5 so . cwt,
GRAN-Corn, . bushel, 1.40@1. 45.
Wheat 1.10@1.15.
HAY 5091 s.. -gEafE
HDEs-Green 5@6c; dry 10@13e = ID.
MEAL. 50@1. So 2 bushel
PEANUTS .OO@2 so Q busheL
| Columbus, Ca, July o.
BAcoN-Clear sides zoe; clear rib sides
| 19@191c; shoulders 154@16c; sugar-eured
hams &c; plain hams 18e. a.
BUTTER-Goshen soc; country 30c.
CoRN-Yellow and mixed 1.35; white
Las . bushel.
| HAY-Northern 2. 00@2. 25.
/ FLoUB-Superfne 7.OO@7 so; extra 500
| @S50; double extra 9e0@9.75; fancy 1850
| q barrel.
/ OATs-R bushel LOO.
LARD-Prime leaf 19c . ID.
| selma Ala, July o.
BAcoE-Sugar-cured canvased MANS 24@
! 25c; common brands 1S@20c; clear sides
| 100000; clear rib sides 19@19Ic; Shout
ders 15@15tc.
BULk MEATs-Clear sides 18@1S9e; clear
rib sides 174@18c; shoulders 14@14kc.
Conn MEAL. cool. 60 3 bushel; bolted
7.OO@7.5O q Dbl Bran . 100 TBS 2.OO@
2.25.
COUNTRY PRoDUcE-Eggs 25@3Oc. Butter
35@4Oc. Dried beef 25@3Oc. Potatoes
Irish . bushel 5000. 90; . Dbl 5.00@6. 90.
Peas 3.5o@4.O0. -. ..Hr
| FLoUR-Superfne 6.OO@6.5O; X6.5O@
700; Xxx 7.O0@7.50; family S.O0@10.O9
up country 4.O0@5.O0 Q sack.
| GRAN-Corn, white 5O91.55. Oats
1.O0@105.
1 HAY-Northern 1000 9 ton; Western
5000 2 ton.
LARD-Tierce 20@21c; key 21@22c.
| PoRK-R Dbl. 80. OO034. OG.