Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-12
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.

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| HAY-There have been received of this
article about 400 bales of Eastern and SOC
bales of North River qualities. About 400
bales of Eastern were sold on private terms,
| and 200 bales of North River at 10 Z
| hundred.
| CoRN-There have been but limited re-
ceipts Of this article, say about 1000
| bushels for the week. There has been a
steady iobbing trade for country use, and
prices have decidedly advanced during this
period, limited lots selling ct 1.30 3 bush
| el, weight, bags included, for prime white.
| OATs-There is a fair supply in the hands
of dealers, and large lots may be quoted at
about zoe Z bushel, bulk.
FLoUR-The market is well supplied with
| Northern and Western brands of this ar
ticla, for which there is a moderate de-
mand We quote fine at 5.00@5. 10 Z
Dbl; super at 5.4O@5.60 q Dbl; extra
at 6. O0@G. 10 3 Dbl, and family at Z. COOS. 90
| 3 Dbl. Southern qualities are in moderate
stock, and may be quoted at 1000
| 7.75 q Dbl for extra, and 100000 2 Dbl
| for family qualities.
BAeeN-Dealers have fair stock of this
article, for which there is a limited in
quiry, the market Showing firm character.
Prime smoked shoulders may be quoted
at 123C913c q ID; sides at 163@17c p Do;
salted shoulders at 114@19c 2 ID, and
sides at 155@15lc Is 10.
VEGETABLEs-Irishp potatoes are in good
stock, and sell at 100000 2 barrel.
Onions are scarce and sell at 6.50@7.50 q
barrel.
Savannah, Ca, April I.
Y-Northern-The receipts have been
liberal by sail and steam, while prices are
of and demand fair. We quote from wharf
att. so; from store 200. Eastern-arrivals
have been small to light stocks and de-
mand. Prices more regular. re quote
from wharf 80; froIa ssere at 2.O0@2. 10
@2. 25. =
HIDEs, DEERsK1Ns, BEEswAx AND Woo1.
We quote: Dry flint 17@17kc; dry salt
ed 15@154c. Deerskins 25c Tallow 100
lie. Beeswax 33c. Good wool (unwashed)
free of burs soc; bury wool 15@25c.
PQfAFoEs AND ONIoNs-Potatoes- fair
demand has been met by a good supply of
all qualities. We quote Northern prime
Peach Blows 3.00@3.50; Pink Eyes $50;
Chill Reds 1926; Inferior 2OO@3.0G
Onions-The stock of prime is SNAIL, for
which there is good demand at full prices.
We quote: Prime 6 50(07.00 q Dbl.
4 .
Provisions adviees hare given
activity to our market. Prices have ad-
vanced. We quote 1T 13te for smoked
shoulders; 1Elc for clear rib; clear sides
range same; breakfast bacon zoe; choice
sugar-cured hams 21@22c; plain 20c. Mess
pork, 31.O0 for inspected; prime inspected
200; rump free of ioles 24.O0 Fulton
market beef 81. O0@32. 90 Q Dbl; mess beef
21.00@22. 90 Pbhl; h5ertopgues1. 40D1. 80.
Dry Sailed Aeats-Me quote nominally:
Clear rib sides 1G1c; shoulders 19le; bellies
15c; Cumberland Gut ranges same.
SEEDs-The season is nearly over, but the
demand is good. We quote; Lawn grass,
800 q bushel, timothy 600, clover 1000,
orchard $50, Hungarian 400, herds
or red top 1.50. Choice seed Wheas-Red
Lancaster 500, white Tappahannock $50
Onion sets-White 10. 90 q bushel, yellow
HOO Larry rose potato 8. 50@+.O0 q Dbl,
Goodrich potato 800 p Dbl.
FLoUR-Qnly fair trade has existed |
since our last review. Stocks large and |
prices quiet. We quote: New Extra State |
500 3 bbl.; Double extra and fancy $500 |
1880; Northern and. Western-we quote |
superfne 5.5O@6. so; extra 6.5097. so; l
double extra and family S.50@9. 90; fancy |
1OOO@1O.50 3 Dbl. for family Use, -
LARp-.rAds article Is firLa to good de- |
mapd for superior brands, We quote
prime leaf at 1s@lS4c; pressed 1i@15c, |
according to quality.
OATs-The stocks are large and demand !
small at renewed figures. We quote: /
MARYLAND white fre1a wharf at 55c, il round |
lots; from store S5c; heavy black mixed S5e
from wharf, 90c from store.