Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-26


seems to be the most reasonable suppo-
sition, as the prospects are so fine in the
interior for good crops Stock here are
moderate and held with some firmness. /
We quote prime Maryland white at 1424@ |
Las from store; from wharf LAO. We |
quote prime yellow at 1901. 80 from
wharf; from store 1.35@146; Western |
mixed l. 35@1 As from store
FLoUR-The demand has been active at
strong prices and light stocks. New is
slowly arriving-good old continues in fair
call We quote: New extra State $50 .
barrel; double extra and fancy 1050@
11.O0; Northern and Western-we quote
superfine 6.5O@7.00; extra 8.0O@8. so;
double extra and family 9.00@9.5 so; fancy
10O0@11.00 q Dbl. for family use
HAY-NOrthern-The stock is light,
prices firm and demand fair for the season.
We quote from store 1.40@1 80; accord
ing to quality and quantity; from wharf
LIS, according to quality and quantity.
Eastern-The call for this quality is light,
prices nominal and stocks large We quote
from store at LBS; from wharf Las.
HIDES, DErRsKNs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
We quote: Dry flint 15c; dry salted
13c. Deerskins 15@1Sc. Tallow 9@1Oc.
Beeswax SOC. Good wool (unwashed) free
of burs 30c; bury wool 12@20c.
Charleston, y. &c, July 22.
HAY-There have been received about
300 bales North River qualities. part of
which was sold early in the week at 1. $50
LAO q hundred, but afterwards prices adj
vanced to 15O I, hundred for this kind.
CoRN-This grain has been received in
limited amount, say about 1900 bushels.
There was steady inquiry at rather frmer
rates, jobbing lots being held at the close
at about LEO q bushel, sacks included, for
prime white. The following wholesale
transactions took place, say 1,600 bushels
inferior white at 13S q bushel, weight,
sacks included; 1000 bushels white at l. Al;
1900 bushels mixed at 1.404, and 5000
bushels mixed, in bulk, at 1.25 o busheL
OArs-The market is fairly supplied, and
jobbing lots areh held at about 85c 2 bushel,
weight, bags included.
FLoUR-This ar ticle has advanced, in
sympathy with Northern markets, and we
quote Northern and Western fine at 6. OO@
6.25 Q Dbl; super at 6.5O@7OO o Dbl; extra
at 7.5O@8.OO 3 Dbl, and family at 500
900 q Dbl. New Southern qualities are
coming to hand in moderate stock, and
may be quoted at 100000 q Dbl for ex-
ira, and 9. 00@1O.5O Q Dbl for family to ex-
ira family qualities
BACoN-This article is held firmly at
somewhat higher figures, and we quote
prime smoked shoulders ct Ice 2 II, prime
smoked clear rib sides at 19@19Jc q ID;
sailed shoulders at 144@14tc q lb, and
sides at 164@17c . ID.
Augusta, Ga, July %.
WHEAT-Sales of choice amber at I.50;
red l. 40; white LEO.
FLoUB-City mills 7OO@10OO At re-
tail LOO q Dbl. higher. Western s. 500
900, according to quality
CoRN-Good demand; choice white 1.50
@1.50; mixed l. 45@1. As from depot
BACoN-Market excited. Stock light and
advancing; demand good. We quote:
Clear sides zoe, clear rib sides 1910, B
sides 16@1Sac, shoulders 164@17c, hams,
according to cut and quality, 22@27c, dry
salt shoulders 154@16c; D G r sides 100
1SEc; D S @ sides 184c; bellies 174c.
RYE %.
Corn MEAL-1 50@1 go.
BARLEY-1.00.
OATs-S5@90c.
FIELD PEAs-3.00.
Rome, Ca, July %.
BUrTEB-Country, SO935c Q ID; Goshen
none.
BEEswAX-20@25c.
BRAN-1.50 q cwt,
COTTON SEED-25c q bushel.
GRAIS-Corn, = bushel, 1.4O@1.45.
Wheat l. 10@1.15.
HAY-L 5O@1.S5.
HDEs-Green 5@Gc; dry 1O@13c 2 ID.
MEAL-L5O@1. 50 Q bushel. -
PEANUTS OO@2.5O 2 bushel
Macon, Ca, July %.
The provision market Is still little ex-
cited, and prices tend upward, but quota
lions to-day were unchanged. We quote:
Bacon-Clear sides (smoked) 20G205c;
clear rib sides (smokedD 19t@2Oc; Shout
ders 1G1917c; hams (sugar-cured) 25@27c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 19@199c; clear
NIB sides 1S4@19c; shoulders 155@16c.
CoRE-Yellow, mixed and white .45@
1.50.
MEAL-1 bushel l. 5OG1. 60.
OATs-F bushel 9O@1.OO.
WHEAT-p bushel 1.4O@1.7O
FIELD Peas. 10000.
HAY-Northern 2.O0G2 %; Tennessee
Timothy 2. 90; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 200.
Atlanta, Ga, July %.
Provisions There is a light stock of ba-
con and prices rule stiff. Clear sides COM
mand 193@2Oc; clear RIB sides Isolde;
shoulders 153c; plain hams 2O@21c; can
vased 23G25c.
BULK MEATs-Are also in light supply;
clear sides 194c; clear rib sides Isle; shout
ders 44c; hams 1s4@19c.
GRAN-Choice prime white corn very
scarce; mixed and yellow more abundant.
We quote mixed and yellow at LBS,
and prime white l. 4O@1.42t in car load lots
at depot Wheat-red /. 25; white 135.
The demand for oats is steady at soc q
bushel, in car load lots and S5c In small
quantities. Rye 1.25; in but little demand.
LARD-Choice in bbls 1S4 @19c; kegs and
cans zoe; inferior 1S@19c.
FLoUR-In active demandand stocks full.
Superfine q Dbl 6.5O@7.OO; extra Z. 500
500; family S.5O@9. 90; fancy S.75@9.2 %.
Cow FEED-Hay 1.70@1.S5 2 100 TBS.
Peas scarce; 2,75 2 bushel. Wheat bran
LIS q 100 lbs. Oil meal &c 2 z.
Hoes AND LIVE CATTLE shotes g |
075c, owing TO size; stock fair; no demand. |
Live cattle on foot, choice 5@55; common |
35@4c, gross. Stock light. t
Corn MEAL-By car load lao q bushel.
BUTTER Goshen 40@50c; Tennessee So
@4Oc r.
APP1Es-By the Dbl 7OO@10.OO.
EGGs-3 doz 25c by lot.
Selma, Ala, July 90.
BACoY-SuCar-cured canyased Mans 25O |