Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-13
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MAR KETs


Charleston, y. &c, Sept. o.
HAY-There have been received of this
article about $50 bales of North River de-
scriptions. This quality from the wharf has
been sold at 1.50 Q hundred.
CoRN-The receipts of this grain have
been only to limited extent. The market
is well supplied and business quiet, with a
moderate inquiry; Western white has sold
at 1.121 z bushel, weight, sacks included.
Jobbing lots of prime white are held at
about 40 e bushel, weight, sacks in
0luded.
OATs-This grain is in good stock, and
some 9, 900 bushels new we're sold at Csc Q
bushel, weight, sacks included. Jobbing
lots of new are held at zoe 2 bushel,
weight, and old at CSC g bushel; weight,
sacks included.
FIoUB-There have been full arrivals,
and the market is well supplied with most
descriptions. Prices were easier Northern
and Western fine may be quoted at s. 100
500 . Dbl; super at 6.00@6. so . bbI
extra at 7.OO@7.50 . Dbl, and family at
80O@S so q Dbl. Southern grades from
new wheat are CO ming to hand in better
supply, and supers may be quoted at g.
z Dbl; extra at 7.5O9S. 90 Q Dbl; family
at 8.OO@9.O0 2 Dbl, and choice family at
9.OO@9. so q Dbl.
BACoN-Prime qualities are in limited
demand, with only light supply Prime
smoked shoulders may be bought at 100
164c q It. Prime smoked clear nib sides
at I9@194c q ID.
savannah, Ca, Sept. 8.
CoRN-The stock on hand is light, and
there is but moderate demand al the
following prices: For fair to prime white
1.374@1. 42t from storei LBS from wharf;
yellow, from wharf, 130; from store, 1.35
HAY-The demand is light and the stock
small We quote Eastern at 1-55@L65
from store; Northern at Leo from wharf /;
1.65@1.7O from store.
HIDES, TC.-The demand for hides has
been light. We quote: Dry flint 154c;
dry sailed 13kc. Deerskins 1Sc. Wax SOC.
Wool SOC; bury wool 13@23c.
POTATOES, APPLES AND ONIoNs-Are
coming in freely, and are in good demand.
Potatoes sell freely at 0O@5 90 2 Dbl.
Onions 5.OO@6.OO . Dbl Apples 1000
$50.
FLoUR-We quote Superfne 7.OO@7. so;
extra 8.00@8. 80; family 9.00@9. 70; fancy
1O.OO@11.5O.
OATs-Are IN moderate supply, and the
local demand supplied at S0@S5c per
bushel, weight, sacks included.
Macon, Ga, Sept o.
The provision market is unchanged.
Prices of bacon are firm and tend upward.
Corn is weak and in limited local demand.
Bagging and ties active and firm We
quote:
BACoN-Clear sides (smoked) 10000;
clear rib sides (smoked) 19f@193c; shout
ders 164@163c; hams (sugar-cured) 273@
soc.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1S9@19c; clear
nib sides 1844@194c; shoulders 164@164c.
CoRN-White 1.35@1.4O; yellow or
mixed 1.2O@1.23.
MEAI-P bushel l 4591. so.
GRrrs-1.75@2 90.
OATs-P bushel 10000.
WHEAT-P bushel 1. 40@1.70.
FIELD Peas. 1908. 90.
HAY-Northern 2.00@2. 25; Tennessee
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 200.
Augusta, Ga, Sept 8.
BACoN-Demand and supply light; hams
ersy. We quote: Clear and clear rib sides
195@2Oc; shoulders 164@17c; canvased
hams 26@27c; Tennessee 20(921c.
CoRN-Quiet, with nominal quotations.
White .30@135.
WHEAT--Quiet and easy; receipts light
We quote white at 1901. As; amber 1.30
al 80; red / 25@13 80.
Atlanta, Ca, sept. 10.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 100; clear rib
sides IStc; shoulders 144@15c.
GRAIN-Corn fall stock We quote
mixed and yellow at 1. 10 and prime white
dull at l. 90 Wheat-red LILO; white 125.
Oats 5000: Rye -.25; in but little de-
mand. Barley-fall 1.5O.
PRovIsIoNs-Clear sides command zoe;
clear rib sides 199c; shoulders 164c; plain
hams 22@25c; canvased 26@28c.
LARD-Ohoice in barrels 19@19tc; kegs
md cans 20@21c; inferior 18@19c.
FLoUR- Stocks full; Superfine 2 Dbl 500
$3.50; extra g. 50@7OO; family 7OO@7 so;
ancy 90.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs SOC; chickens
sc; sweet potatoes 1.75@2.O0; peas, new