Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-01
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS,
Selma, Ala, Feb. &c.

BAcoN-Sugar cured canvased hams, %
@25e; common brands, '20@22c; clear sides
1S4@19c; clear rib sides 18@1Stc;
shoulders 151@16c.
BULK MEHTs-Clear sides 17@173c, clear
rib sides 1Gt@17c, shoulders 134@14c.
Com MEAL. 40@15 80 q bushel. Bolt
ed 6.25@6.50 2 barrel. Bran 2.00@2.25 2
100 lbs.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs 20@25c; butter
3O@35c; dried beef 25930c; potatoes, Irish,
q bushel 200; . barrel 3.75@5. 80; peas
/. 5O@2. so.
FLoUR-Superine 6.5O@70O; extra ZOO
| @75O; double extra 7.OO@7 so; family
i S.O0@10.OO; up country 4.00@5. 90 q sack.
GRAN-Corn, white 1.30@1.35; oats
1.1O@1.15.
Atlanta, Gas, Feb. 26.
DRIED FBUIT-Peeled peaches sole;
not peeled 4t@59c: apples 495c.
| GRAIN-New corn 1.25 by car load; 1.2S
in small quantities. Wheat may be quoted
at /. 33@1. 40 for prime red, and 1.4O@1. 81
for prime white. Oats are in fair demand
at S0GS3c by the car load, and So in small
quantities. Rye in good supply at 1.25c.
BAcoN-Fair stock of new bacon in mar.
ket We quote as follows: Bacon, cleal
sides 1Sc; clear rio sides 175e; shoulders
145c; hams 10000 Bulk meats, cleal
sides 165@1G2c; clear nib sides Ice
shoulders 13@l3ic; hams lie.
LARD-Tierce 18c; cans 19c.
FLoUR-Superine n Dbl. 6.0O@6. p; ex
ira 6.JO@7OO; family 7.OO@7.50 fancy
s. OO@S.5O.
savannah, Ga, Feb. %.
CoRN-The stock has been increased b.
about 1000 bushels, causing a weake
feeling in the market We quote Mary
land prime white from wharf 1878 in lot
sacks included: from store l. 30; old from
wharf and and store sc higher; yellow !. q
from wharf and store.
BUTTER-A good demand at easier price
on all grades except strictly prime, which
are firm. We quote strictly choice Goshen
in frkins, 40@43e; good sweet Goshen
35tGfOc.
LARD-Prices are weaker to a stead.
call. We quote prime leaf at 1S@20c
pressed 15G17c, according to quality.
FLoUR-AIl low grades are in demand t
light stock, while higher are neglected anC
stocks plentiful We quote: New extri
State $50 Z Dbl; double extra and fancy
IO.O0@11.O0; Northern and Western-wt
quote superfne o.OO@7.OO; extra 1000
500; double extra and family S.O0@9. 80
fancy TO- 5O@11.O 90 4 Dbl for family use.
HAY-EAsTERN-We quote from wharf a
1.G5; in lots from store at 1.85. NORTH
ERN-The stock is fair. We quote from
wharf at 1.55@L.51k; from store at 1.6j@
10.
OATs-The stock is large and marke
dull We quote imported black at lis
Maryland white from wharf at 75@S0c, il
round lots; from store 9Oc; heavy blacl
mixed 90c from wharf; 95c from store.
POTATOES AND ONIONs-PoTAroEs-
" choice are scarce at stiff figures. W
quote Northern prime Peach Blows 3. 200
$50; Pink Eyes g. 80; Chill Reds g. %
Inferior 2OOG3.OO ONIoSs-A prim
quality meets ready sale at 5.5O@6.OO
barrel
| PRovIsIoNs-The demand has been yer
good, stocks are light and prices steady
We quote at 15@153c for smoked shoul
ders; 18@1S1c for clear nib; clear rib side
Isle; breakfast bacon pc; choice sugar
cured hams 25c; plain 21@23c Mes
pork S32633 for inspected; prime in
spected $2S634; rump free of joles 81 On
G32.00. Fulton Market beef 31.O06
$500 I Dbl; mess beef 21.O0@22. 90
Dbl; beef tongues 1.4O@1.5O. Dry saltet
meats we quote nominally: Clear rib side
16tc; shoulders 133c; bellies 1910; Cum
berland cut ranges same.
SEEDs-Inquiry has slackened, the sea
son being nearly over. We quote: LAW
grass, 500 9 bushel, timothy 600, clover
1000, orchard $50, Hungarian 400, herd
or red top 1.5O. Choice seed wheat-Ret
Lancaster 800, white Tappahannock $50.
| Onion sets-White HOO Z bushel, yellow
HOO. Early rose potato 3. 50@6. so ID Dbl,
Goodrich potato 800.
| HIDES, DEERsKISs, BEEswAx AND WooL.
We quote: Dry flint, 174@174c; dry
sailed, 15@153c. -Deerskins, 25e. Tallow
10@11c Beeswax, 33c Good wool (un-
washed) free of bUrs, SOC; bury wool,
| 1SC1O-c