Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-08
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Charleston, s. e., Feb. 4.
HAY-There have been no arrivals of
this article of importance, and the bust
ness was only Of retail character.
CoRN-The market, which was becoming
bare of stock of this article on the first of
the week, has since been supplied by the
arrival of some 80, 900 bushels from Balti-
more, Norfolk, etc. These full receipts
caused a slight softening of the jobbing
rates which declined from 81. 26(G1.2S to
1925 per bushel, weight, bags included,
for prime white. There Is a steady and
rather good demand for country consump-
ton. Of wholesale transactions we note
sales of ?, 500 bushels of prime white Mary
land at S1.16 Z bushel, bulk weight; {, 200
bushels of Norfolk white at SLY z bushel,
bulk weight; and 1900 bushels of Norfolk
white on private terms. Cargo sales have
taken place at S1.15 2 bushel for prime
white In bulk weight, and at S1.21 z bush
el, weight, bags included.
FLoUE-Dealers are well supplied with
good stocks Of Northern and Western
brands of this article, for which there is a
moderate inquiry for city and country con-
sumption. Prices were rather easier, and
we quote Northern and Western fine at
S5@5.25 . barrel; super at $5.5O@j.75 =
barrel; extra at SS6@7 3 barrel; and family at
S7.2597.75 2 barrel. Southern qualities
are in moderate stock, and may be quoted
at S7@8 q barrel for extra, and SS.2jG9 3 I
barrel for family to choice brands.
BAooN-The market is moderately sup
piled with this article, with but limited
inquiry existing, prices during the week
having slightly softened We quote:
Prime smoked shoulders at IA j@143c z b.;
PRIME clear NIB sides at I74@179c 2 To-; !
sailed shoulders at 13c, and sides at 163c q
ID. Transactions in prime shoulders hare
taken place at 14t, and sides at 17tc q ID.
FRUIT-There is q fair supply of West
india and Florida oranges in the hands of
dealers, and we quote s.. 5Og3.0O q hund- |
red; bananas 1.50@3.0O 2 bunch.
VEGETABLEs-There il good stock of
Irish potatoes, and we quote: early |
Rose at 300 e barrel; Chill red at 325; |
Pink Eyes at 3. 75@EOO, and Peach Blows |
at 3.75@4.0O q barrel. Onions are scarce !
at 8. 80 q barrel
Savannah, GsSs, Feb. 4.
BaCoN-Our market is steady, and a fair
demand for all kinds prevails We quote: |
Bacon shoulders 14J@l5c; clear nib bacon
l74@1Sc; bulk shoulders 133c; clear rib
sides 16tc; long clear sides lie; bellies
scarce at 15f@lGc; Cumberland I5@154c;
no change in pig meats.
FLoUR-The market is in fully supply of
Ill grades, and the demand continues fairly
active, without change in quotations-say,
6.00@G.50; extra 6. 50@7.0O; fam
ly S.25@9. 80; fancy 1f.00.
GRAIN-CoEn, demand not very lively.
stock fair. We quote: Prime MARYLAND
White 1.30 from wharf; 135 from store.
Tellow of choice quality about Sc lower;
I'D corn 1.35@1.40.
HAY-Easterp in poor demand; stock
llmost exhausted, and held at 1.GO01. 70
rom store. Northern, choice I.45 from
wharf, 1.60 from store; demand rather i'm
proved, with good stock.
HIDES, &C.-The demand for hiL,cs boo
'een fair the past week, and s71nniy, o1 ~
inues equal to the deIZsand We ouote
Dry flint l7c; dry sailed I5c. Wool re-
lalns unchanged with a fair demand IN
,ashed, tr6s nom burs, 3Ie: bury wool
$;G"ae. Eoeswax $50. Deerskins 28c.
allow loo.
PoTAToEs, Onions AND APPLEs-We have
o change to report in our market for DO
asoes; heavy arrivals keep the market
own and large lots are sold in BUYERS
'Vor. 1t Is difficult to quote the market
pples are plentiful, Onions nominal.
abbages are IN large quantities on the 7
arket, and selling at from 800 to 1000 !
sr 100 heads.
Selma, Ala, Feb. ..
BACoN-Sugar erred canvased hams.
'@2Gc; common brands 23025c; clear
des 19@195c; clear rib sides 1Sl0I9c; ,,
.oulders fS@18Jc. !,
BULK MEATs-Clear sides I7@l7Lc.
oulders 14@14lc.
Conn MEAL. 40@1.jQ 2 bushel. Bolt
6:25@6.50 q barrel. Bran 2.0O92.25 = <
% lbs.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs 35@4Oc; butter Il
@40c; dried beef 25@3Oc; potatoes, Irish, i
bushel 200; 2 barrel 3.75@5. so; peas l H.,
50@2.5 so.
FLOUE-SuporAne 6. 5O@7. 90; extra 100
80; double extra 7.6O@S.O0; family 2.
.GGc01200 up country 4. OO@5.OO q sack.
GRAIN-Corn, white 1861. 10; oats
@1.OO
1000 q ton.
LARD-Terce 21c; key 22@22]c L
MESS PoIK-Per barrel 80. OO@33 50. He
Augusta, Ga, Feb. 4. lea
FLoUE-City Mills 7.OO91O.OO. At re- u
LOO q barrel higher. Country 5000
70 according to quality.
JoEN-There is a very fair demand for f
season at 1.35 for new, and !. As for
!. The stock of old is very light. ..
of choice amber at I. JOs
l. A.; white 1.55.
3ACoS-No new arrivals. Stock light, T
nand heavy, prices RgA, We quote O
ar sides 19@1alc; clear rib sides $50 Gle
C; breakfast bacon sides l89IS}c: 9th
'ulders I5@15!c; hams according to cut
quality 2l@23c; dry salt shoulders 100
&c; dry salt clear rib sides 17@17tc. 5 4