Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-18

PRovIsIoNs-The market is unsettled,
and quotations may be considered nominal
to an extent. We quote at 154@16c for
smoked shoulders; 1St@l9c for clear NIB
and 183919c for clear sides; breakfast ba-
con 229224c; choice sugar-cured hams "a
@26c; plain 21@23c. Mess pork $4,000
36.0 for inspected; prime inspected $500
Q31.OO; rump free of joles 31.OO@32. 90;
Fulton market beef 31.OO@32 90 q barrel;
mess beef 21.O0@22.OO y barrel; beef
tongues I.40@1. 80. Dry Sailed Meats
We quote nOminally; clear rib sides 18@
164c; long clear 18c; short clear 174c;
bellies 174c; Cumberland cut ranges same;
shoulders 15c.
PoTAroEs AND ONIoNs-Po tatOes-Choics
sound is higher. We quote Northern
prime Peach Blows 3.25@3. so; Pink Eyes
375; Chill Reds 3.00@32 %; Inferior 2.25
Q2.75. Onions-A little easy-6.O O@6. so
2 barrel.
CoRN-Arrivals have been light, but a
cargo yesterday of 1000 bushels of Mary
land white has increased stock; offered
from wharf at 1.27t in lots sacks included.
We quote prime new Maryland white at
1.3O from store; old from wharf and store
10c higher; yellow ranges same; old Mary
land white is selling at 1.2S in lots.
FLoUR-We have no change to report.
Demand being very light to full stocks.
| We quote new extra State $40 e barrel;
double extra and fancy 10OO@11.O0
Northern and Western-We quote super
fine 6.OO97. 90; extra 7.OO@8.O0; double
extra and family 5000. so; fancy 10. SOC
11.5O 2 barrel for family use.
HAY-Eastern-Is scarce. We quote. in
large lots at LEO; from store at 10, &C
cording to quantity. In good supply, ar
irving daily. Northern-We quote from
wharf at 1.4O@1. so, according to quantity
and quality; from store at LEO.
| OATs-We have no large transactions to
report-the market continuing dull. We
quote imported black at 1.25. We quote
/ Maryland white from wharf at 75@S0c, in
! round lots; from store 9O@95c; heavy
| black mixed 90c from wharf; LOO from
| store. Prince Edward Island 9OG1.25.
| LARD-The market is weak or prime.
Inferior grades are very irregular in prices.
We quote prime leaf at 209c; pressed 153
| @1Sc, according to quality.
| HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool
| We quote Dry flint 174@173c; dry sailed
15@151c. Deerskins 25c. Tallow 10@11c.
Beeswax 33c. Good wool (unwashsd) free
| of burs, 30c; bury wool 15@25e.
Charleston, 5. &c, Jan. II.
F1oUR-The market is well supplied with
all qualities of this article The interior
demand has been loss active, prices re-
manning without essential change during
the week. We quote Northern and West
ern fine 5.O0@5 so z Dbl; super at $3.50
600 2 Dbl; extra 6.2596.75 . Dbl; fami-
ly 7.00@7. so q Dbl Northern qualities are
in moderote supply, and may be quoted at
7.OO@7. - for extra, and S.00@9. 90 for fam
lily grades.
BACoN-The market for these articles has
been dull and depressed, and prices have
somewhat declined. We quote prime shout
ders at 15@154c q ID; prime clear rib sides
at 18t@19c; strips at 2Oc; dry sailed shout
ers at 13c, and sailed sides at lie 2 II,
HAY-The receipts of this article were
light, say about 400 bales of North River.
The article is held firmly. We note sales
of about 500 bales North River from store
at .32b 2 hundred. Jobbing lots from
store may be quoted at Lbs q hundred.
CoRN-There have been received of this
grain about 1000 bushels, mostly from
Baltimore. The market has been firm with
a fair demand for interior consumption.
About 1000 bushels of old white sold at
100 Z bushel, weight, bags included. job
bling lote of prime new white have advanced
to 1.26 4 bushel, weight, bags included,
from store. A sale of 1900 bushels of new
Maryland white took place from second
hands at 123 z bushel, weight, bags in
Guided.