Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-09
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS
savannah, Ca, Aug. >.

| light and prices steady. We quote: lO5'
for smoked shoulders; 19k@2Oc for clea
rib; clear sides zoe; breakfast bacon 2Oc
| choice sugar-cured hams 27c; plain 24c
Mess pork 81. 90 for inspected; prime in
spected %. 90; rump free of joles $500
| Fulton market beef 81. 00@32.00 . Dbl
mess beef 21.OO622.OO q Dbl; bee
tongues ]. 4O@1.5O. Dry Sailed Meats
We quote nominally: Clear rib sides 18c
shoulders 135@14c; bellies tic; Cumber
land Cut ranges same.
| POTATOES AND ONIoNs-Potatoes Tit
| demand has been good for prime new
Northern. We quote choice $50 D Dbl
Stocks are merely adequate to demand a
| this season. Inferior are not in request
Onions-We note fair inquiry for prime
new Northern and choice Bermudas. We
quote Northern 5.OO@6.O0 z Dbl; Bermu
| das 3.O0@3. so per box.
HAY-Northern- stock is light, de
| mand small and prices quiet. We
quote from store 1.40@l.7O, according t.
quality and quantity. Eastern-The stOcl
has been slightly increased; call quiet. VIZ
quote from store at l. 45@1. 55, according tC
quality and quantity.
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND WOOL
We quote: Dry flint 15c@15t; dry saltet
| 13c. Deerskins 15@18c. Tallow 9@lOc
Beeswax SOC. Good wool (unwashed) free
of burs 3O031c; bury wool 12@25c.
FLoUR-New is arriving more freely, anc
is of fair quality. The stock of old IS lght
and merely adequate to fair orders
Prices are steady on all grades
We quote: New extra State $50 q Dbl
double extra and fancy 1O.5O@1 II. 90
Northern and Western-we quote supertine
6. 5O@7. 90; extra 8.00@S.50; double extra
and family 9.OO@9.5O; fancy 1O.5O@11.O
q Dbl. for family use.
BUrTER-A prime article is in light sup
ply at very firm figures. The stocks OF In
ferior are fully kept up to an irregular call
at fuctuating prices. We quote choice
Goshen 3S@4Oc; good do. 33@35c; cooking
20@30c.
CoRN-White is wanted by nlillers, and
prime article readily brings an advance
over our last weeks quotations. Holders
are firm at 1.50, and are Indifferent sellers.
The demand for yellow is fair, and prices
show no change. Stocks of all descrip-
tons are enough to meet present require
ments of the trade, but are not in excess.
We quote the market to-day at 1.5O for
prime white; 1.35@1.40 for prime and
mixed western and yellow; small lots from
store &c higher.
LARD-The advancing season has caused
light stocks to be held to firm prices, es-
pecially for fine grades, at fair inquiry.
The range of lower brands varies IL price
according to quality, from 149c upward to
lie. We quote prime leaf at 10000 in
tierces; smaller packages proportionately
higher.
Rome. Ga, Aug. 6.
APPLEs-p Dbl 1.00@1.25.
BUTTER-Country, 30@35c 3 b. Goshen
none.
BEEswAx-20@25c.
BRAN-75c@1.O 90 q cwt.
CorToN SEED-25c 3 bushel.
DRIED FRUrT-Peaches 1.50@2.0 90; peeled
.. 100000; apples 75c@1.O0.
FLoUR-Fine per 100 TBS 2.25@2. IS; su-
perfne 2. 1908. 90; extra family 3.25@3. 10;
choice family 3.75@4.25; fancy family 4.25
O4.75.
GRAIN-Corn, 4 bushel, 1.4O@1.45.
Wheat-red 1.1O@1.2O; white 12O@1. 80.
HAY-1.25@1.5 80.
HDEs-Green 5@6c; dry 1O@13c 2 ID.
MEAL-1.4O so q bushel.
PoTAToEs-Irish2 O0@2.5 80.
RAGs-4 ID 2@24c.
Macon, Ga, Aug. 6.
BACoN-Clear sides (smoked) 20@20Bc;
clear rib sides (smoked) 19k@2Oc; Shout
ders 16B@17c; hams sugar cured) 25@27c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 19@195c; clear
rib sides 1S3@19c; shoulders 154@16c.
CoRN-Yellow, mixed and white 1.45@
1.5O.
MEAL-1 bushel 1 50@1.6O.
OATs-R bushel 90@1.00.
WHEAT-p bushel 1.40@I.7O.
FIELD Peas. 10000.
HAY-Northern 2.OO@2. 25; Tennessee
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 200.
Charleston, \. &c, Aug. D.
HAY-The arrivals of this article amount
ed to about 400 bales North River quail
ties, Sales of this quality have taken place
from the wharf at 1.5O q hundred.
CoRN-This grain has come to hand in
limited amount, say about 1000 bushels
from Baltimore. A moderately steady in
quiry has continued for this period, prices
showing firm character. Jobbing lots
of prime white were held at 1.50@1.55 per
bushel.
OATs-The market is supplied to a fair
extent with this grain. A limited jobbing |
trade prevails at about SOC 2 bushel, |
weight, for jobbing lots.
FLoUR-The market has fair stock of |
his article, and we quote Northern and |
Western fine at 6.00@6 % q Dbl; super at |
5000. IS q Dbl; extra at 7.2598.25 . Dbl; !
amily at 8.50@9.OO 2 Dbl. New Southern |
Jour may be quoted at S.OO@S.75 q Dbl
or extra, and 9.00@1O.00 q Dbl for family
BACoN-The market has continued
teadily firm for prime meat, for which
he inquiry is limited. Prime smoked
houlders may be quoted at 1910 q II.
,rime smoked clear rib sides at 1910 =
b; dry sailed shoulders nominal; sides at
L7c . ID.
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 6.
PRovIsIoNs-Therei is light stock of ba-
on and prices rule stiff. Clear sides COM
nand 2O@2O4c; clear rib sides 19tc;
houlders 1G@16Rc; plain hams 2l922c;
anvased 26c.
LARD-Choice in bbls 19@21c; kegs and
ans 20c; inferior 1S@19c.
FLoUR-In active demand and Stocks full. :
,uperfine q Dbl 6.50@7. 90; extra 1900
90; family 8.5O@900; fancy 8.75@9.25.
Cow FEED-Hay 1.70@1.S5 q 100 TBS
'eas scarce; 2,75 q bushel. Wheat bran
rs q 100 lbs. Oil meal PC 2 z. I
BULK MEATs-Are also in light supply; l
lear sides 191c; clear rib sides 1844c; Shout
ers BE; hams 1S4@19c.
GRAIN-Choice prime white corn very ,
carce; mixed and yellow more abundant. ],
We quote mixed and yellow at LBS, q
nd prime white 1.4OQ1. 42t in car load lots I
I depot Wheat-red l 25: white l 90 |