Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-29
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS
savannah, Ca, Nov. 25.

SANAuuANs 0nsS INONe So'
FLoUR-Stock good and demand moder-
ate, We quote: Superfne $6@7; extra
$7@7 so; family $4,000. so; fancy 30 so
@10.50.
GRA1N-Corn-The stock on band is
ample, and there is but g moderate de-
mand at the following prices: For fair to
prime white S1.15@1.2 20 from store; S1.O5
oil 10 from wharf; yellow from store S1.1O
al. Is; mixed Western S1.O5.
HAY-The demand is light and the stock
ample. We quote Eastern at S1.7O@1.85
from store; from wharf 81. 65@L70; North
ern at S1.6O@1. 65 from wharf; $1.70@L.75
from store.
HIDES. DEERsKNs, BEEsvAx AND Wool.
The demand for hides, wool, wax and
deerskins. continues good. We quote:
Dry flint tic; dry sailed 15c. Deerskins
18c. Beeswax 28c. Good wool Doc; bury
wool 13@23c.
OArs-Are in good supply and the local
demand supplied at 10000 per bushel for
feed, weight, sacks included; black oats
90@95c.
PorAToEs, ONIONS AND APPLEs-There is
large stock on hand end the market is
dull at the following quotations; Potatoes
$3.50 per Dbl. Onions $3@3.25 per Dbl.
Apples are plentiful at $3@4 per Dbl.
BACoN-The stock of bacon in this mar
ket is very small. We quote clear nib,
when to be had, at 20@21c; shoulders 154
@165e; the dry salt stock is good; dry salt
clear rib and bellies Ice; shoulders 13@
13Ic; breakfast bacon 17@19e; hams 25
@2So.
Charleston, 3. &c, Nov. Zoe
HAY-There have been received about
$50 bales of Eastern and 200 of North
River qualities. Sales of North River took
place from the wharf at $l.7O per hundred.
The Eastern was sold on private terms.
CoRN-The receipts of this grain are at
present restricted to limited lots for local
consumption. Sales of prime white have
taken place at $l.O3 per bushel, weight,
sacks included. Jobbing lots sell at Sl.10
weight, sacks included.
] OATs-The stock is kept supplied by
moderate arrivals, which are ample for the
local demand. Jobbing lots Of this grain
sell at 60@65c per bushel, weight, sacks
| included
FLoUR-The market is well susplied with
| most qualities of this article. There has
been increased trmness in prices, with
some improvement in the demand.
Northern and Western, fine may now
be quoted at 1926 . Dbl; superine
at S5.5O@6. 90 per Dbl; extra at $3.50
$50 2 Dbl, and family at $6.75@7.50 y
Dbl. Southern qualities are in fair sup
ply, and superfne may be quoted at
at So. 5O@6 q Dbl; extra Sc. 25@6.75 2 Dbl;
family S7@7. so Q Dbl; and extra family and
choice grades at IS. 5000 so . Dbl.
BAooN-Is dull and easier, with very
limited demand Prime smoked shoul-
| ders may be quoted at 144@15o . Tn;
prime smoked clear rib sides at 19c; dry
| sailed shoulders at 124@13c, and long clear
| sides at I41@15c . ID. The market is
overstOcked with second quality meat, for
which no reliable quotation can be given.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-Irish potatoes
are in abundant supply, and peach blows
may be quoted at So. so per Dbl; Jackson
whites at SO; Goodrich, ETC., 81 IS per
Dbl Onions are in good stock, and sell at
1901 per Dbl. Cabbages, grown in this
vicinity, are coming forward of a good
quality, and sell at about SIS per NJ
Northern cabbages are in moderate supply,
and are held at about $50 per NJ Apples
are in limited stock; those in poor condi-
ton sell at 50. 50@S; and the better kinds
at 1901 per Dbl. Several arrivals of Mas
sau fruit have come to hand, and oranges
are held at So. 80 per hundred. Florida
oranges are being received, and sell at
So. 50@4 per hundred.
BUTTER AND LARD-There is fair stock
of prime Goshen. We quote good to prime
at 35@45c per ID; Chicago prime 20@30c
per 10; Western and other low grades sell
from 20@3O per ID; country at 10000 per
n, as to quality. Lard is in good supply,
and is hello at 163@174c per n.
Macon, Ca, nov. 25.
BAcoN-Olear sides (smoked) 23cs clear
rib sides (smoked) 223c; shoulders l73@
18c; hams (sugar cured) 25@30c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1Sc; clear nib
sides 164@17c; shoulders 14t@15c.
CoRN-White 90c@$1; yellow or mixed
$4,000.
MEAL-S bushel $1@1.10.
GRITs-$L25@1.30
OATs-P bushel 70@$1.25.
WHEAT-9 bushel $1.25@1. 40.
FIELD PEAs-$1@l.25.
HAY-Northern $2@2.25; Tennessee
Timothy 50; herds grass 80; Tennessee 81.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. &c.
GRA1N-Old corn $L1O@1.15; new,
shelled, in sacks, 90@95c; in ear 85c.
Wheat-red $1.15@1. 20; prime white
$I.4O@1.45. Oats $1,000. Rye $l.25; in
little demand. Barley-fsll $l.25-
Timothy $33@35; clover $30@35
per ton.
COUNTRY PRoDUoE-Eggs 30@35c. Chick
ems 3O@35c. Sweet potatoes 75c@$l per
bushel Irish potatoes $3.50@4 per Dbl.
HoGs-On foot 74@73c; dressed 9@1Oc.
BULK MKATs-Clear sides 15c; clear
rib sides 144c; shoulders life; hams 15c.
LARD-In buckets and cans Ice.
CoRN MEAL-$I. 20@125 . bushel.
BUr1ER-Goshen 4O@5Oc; Tennessee 25
@35c.