Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-21
NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN TUESDAY, JUNE d. 1870


| ern and Western-we quote s,1perfne s IN
| @700; extra 75O@8. 90; double extra and
family 9.0O@9. so; fancy 10.5O@I1. 90 .
Dbl. for family use.
BUTTER-Choice grades are firmly held
| in small but excellent stock. Inferior ia
very irregular. We quote choice Goshen
$685. good do. 32@35c; cooking 20@35.
CoRN-Arrivals the past week have aggre-
gated $4,000 bushels, to fiat market up
TO to-day, when better feeling showed it.
self on the part of holders We quote
prime white from wharf at 1.459l. 474;
yellow from wharf 1871; white from store
L.479@1.50; yellow from store l. 42@145
( OATs-Are in duh demand to good sup
ply; cargo is en- route. We quote:
Maryland white from wharf at 75@SOc, in
round lots; from store 10000, embracing
mixed.
PoTAToEs AND ONIoNs-Potatoes-
stock Of old is exhausted, new being in
good inquiry at steady prices We quote
Northern prime Peach Blows 3.OO@3.50;
Inferior 2.O0@3.O0. Onions-There is
small local trade, mostly in Bermudas. We
quote: Prime 1905. so q Dbl.
PEovIsIoNs-Wi.h good stock we find
| moderate demand at renewed figures. We
quote: 15@154c for smoked shoulders; 184
@19c for clear NIB; clear sides range same;
breakfast bacon zoe; choice sugar
cured hams PC; plain 20c. Mess pork
"a. 90 for inspected; prime inspected 27.0O;
rump free of joles 24.O0 Fulton market
beef 81. O0@32. 90 . Dbl; mess beef 81. 0O@
22.00 q bbl; beef tongues 1.40@1.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-We quote nominally:
Clear rib sides 174c; shoulders 134@14c;
bellies 15Ql6e; Cumberland Cut ranges
same.
LARD-The stock is barely kept up to
fair inquiry, owing to the season. We quote
prime leaf at 1S@19c in tierces; smaller
packages proportionately higher; pressed
14@15e, according to quality.
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
We quote: Dry flint 15c; dry salted
13c. Deerskins 15c. Tallow 10c.
Beeswax $50. Good wool (unwashed) free
OF burs 80 92Slc; bury wool 10000.
HAY-Northern-The arrivals by steamer
the past week have been unusually large,
and the article is held in large lots from
wharf ct l. 30@1.40; from store 1.50@1. so,
according to quality and quantity. Eastern
The inquiry is dull, stock good and prices
firm. We quote in a wholesale way, from
wharf 1.55@1.75; from store 100, accord
ing to quality and quantity.
Charleston, s. C, June II.
HAY-There have been received about
400 bales of North River for this period,
and sales of this quality have taken place
from the wharf at 1.30 D hundred.
CoRN-This grain has come to hand in
moderate supply for this period-say about
Is, 900 bushels. There has been a fair
-@f h.
week remaining at l. AZ . bushel, weight,
sacks included; but yesterday, with better
prices, the market advanced to 1.45@1.47
= bushel for prime white, in jobbing lots
About 3, 1856 bushels prime white, 166 in
ferior, 1,522 straw-colored, and 100 yellow,
making $500 bushels. were sold all round
at LA . bushel, weight, bags included.
OATs-The market is fairly supplied with
this grain, for which there is limited local
inquiry. Jobbing lots are held at about
s5c Z bushel, weight, bags included.
FLoUB-There are moderate stocks Of
this article in the hands of dealers, for
which there is limited inquiry, the mar
ket during the week having stiffened for
medium and lower grades. We quote
Northern and Western fine at 5.62@5.75 2
Dbl; super at {. O0@6. 20 Z Dbl; extra at 6. so
Dbl. Southern grades are in limited stock,
and may be quoted at 725@7.75 . Dbl for
extra, and 100000 2 Dbl for family
grades.
BACoS-The stock in the market is
ample, particularly of the common quail
ties, which are dull and heavy. The in
quiry is light, end we quote Prime smoked
shoulders at IA 4c q ID. prime smoked clear
rib sides at 1S3@184c q ID; dry-salted
shoulders at 13@l3tc . ID, and sides at 16
@165c 2 ID.
VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes are being
shipped North in considerable supplies, as
well as cueumbers and snap beans. New
tomatoes are coming forward.
Macon, Ca, june Is.
BACoN-Clear sides (smoked) 19@194e
clear rib sides (smoked) 16t@1S4c; Shout
ders 1549154c; hams (sugar-cured) 25c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1S@1S11c; clear
nib sides 17!@1Sc; shoulders 144@15c.
CoRN-Yellow, mixed and white 1.50@
Lbs.
MEAL-f bushel 155.
GRITs-3 bushel 175@2.O0
OATs-9 bushel 959I.25.
WBRAT-R bushel 1.4O@1.70.
FIELD PEAs-7 bushel 3.OO@3.25.
HAY-Northen l9O@2.OO; Tennessee |
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 200.
Montgomery, Ala, June IS.
BACoN-Clear sides q 10 1S4@19c; clear
rib sides 18I@1Stc; shoulders 1449I5c; |
ar-cured hams 22!c; plain hams 100 /
2Oc
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 17ze; clear
nib sides 17tc; shoulders 19i@14c; long
clear middles 154c; pork 2S.O0@33.O0
BUTTER-Goshen 45c; country 40c
CoRN-Yellow mixed 2 bushel 155;
white LOO
HAY-Northern = cwt 200.
FLoUB-Fine per Dbl $50; superfne so
@6. so; extra 7.OO@7 so; double extra $50
@775; fancy 9. 50@10.O0.
OATs-R bushel Sc.
LARD-Prime leaf q ID 18@1S!o
MEAL-9 bushel I.75.
Atlanta, Ca, June rs.
GRAIN-Choice prime white corn very
scarce; mixed and yellow more abundant.
We quote mixed and yellow at I.4O@1.42,
and prime white l. 10 in car load lots at de-
pot; 1.48@1. so in small lots. In wheat there
is but little doing, and it may be quoted
nominally 1.40@1. As for prime white. The |
demand for oats is steady at SO q bushel,
in car load lots and soc IN small quantities
Rye rs in but little demand.
PEoyIsIoNs-There is light stock of ba-
con and prices rule stiff. Clear sides COM
mand 19c; clear rib sides Isle; shoulders
plain hams 10000; canvassed
pc.
BULK MEATs-Are also in light supply;
clear sides 1844c; clear rib sides 17t@172c; |
shoulders 14c; hams 17t@1Sc.
LARD-Choice in bbls 19c; kegs and cans
zoe; inferior 18@19c.
FLoUR-In good demand and stocks full.
Superfne 9 Dbl 6.O0@6. 25; extra 500
100; family 7.0O@7. so; fancy S.O0@S.5O
Com MEAL-By car load LEO q bushel.
BUTTER Goshen 4O@5Oc; Tennessee &c
9f5c.
APPLEs-By the Dbl 7OO@1O.0O
EGGs-T' doz SOC by lot.
Columbus, Ga, juno IS.
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