Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-27

= Oars Stock and demand moderate.
We quote at 60@65c.
FLoUR-The market continues sctive,
with fair supply. We quote City Mills
Rome. Ca, Sept %.
APP1Es-P Dbl 1.00@1.25. sss
Country, 85@40c PD.
BEEswAx-20@25
BRAN-75c@1.O 90 . cwt.
CoTroN SEED-9 bu Csc.
DRIED FRUIT-Peaches l. 50@2. 90; peeled
2. 10000; apples 75c@1.00.
FLoUR-Fine per 100 lbs 2. 00@2 so; su-
perfne g. 5093. 90; extra family g. 00@3 so;
choice family 3.50@4.O 90; fancy family 400
"a. so.
GRAIN-Corn, . bushel, 1.25@1. 80.
Wheat-red 1.O0@1. 10; white 1.05@1. 15.
HAY-1.2 5@1.50.
MEAL. 1901. so . bushel.
PEANUTs-2.O0@2.5 so . bushel
Macon, Ga, Sept 90.
BAcoN-C Clear sides (smoke6 10000;
clear rib sides (smoked) 19@194c; shoul-
ders 16@16ac; hams (sugar-cureO 27l@
soc.
BULK MEATs-Olear sides 1820I9c; clear
RIB sides 184@18tc; shoulders l54915kc.
CoRN-White 1.30@1.35; yellow or
mixed 1.15@1.20.
MEAL-P bushel l. 35@I.45,
GRIrs-1. 6O@1.75.
OATs-a bushel 70@8O.
WHEAT-P bushel 1.2O@1.25.
FIELD PEAs-2. 5O@2.75.
HAY-Northern 20O@2. 25; Tennessee
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 200.
Savannah, Ca, Sept. 90.
FLoUB-A general steady tone has dis
tinguished this article; the stocks are full
and figures show no weakness. We quote:
New extra State OO@8.25 q Dbl; double
extra and fancy State 8. 50@10.00. North
ern and Western-We quote: Superfine
g. 1901. 90; extra 7.OO@8. 90; double extra
and family 5000. so; fancy 1880 z Dbl
for family use.
CoRN-The market still remains dull,
with very light sales the past week. White
is in demand in a small way, and is scarce.
We quote sales at 1.20@1. 25.. from store;
mixed is held at l. Is in lots on the wharf;
from store 1.2O@1 25.
BUTTER-Choice is in light stock and in
good demand at 42@44c; good do 33@35c;
cooking zoe.
LARD-The inquiry has been In quiet
way to select stocks at steady prices. We
| quote choice leaf in tierces at 10000:
steam rendered, pure 17k@184c; pressed
149@16c, according to purity.
HAY-The stock is middling for the
demand, which is dull We quote from
store 1.65@1. 70; from wharf /. 5O01. 60.
Eastern-Stock is large for the season.
| We ouofo frOr, ofn,a 1 e0Ia1
HIDES, ETo.-We quote: Dry flint 16c;
| dry sailed 13c. Deerskins 15@18c. Bees
wax 30o. Good wool (unwashed) free of
burs 30@303c; bury wool 12@25c.
OATs-There is heavy stock to light
inquiry. We quote Maryland from wharf
at zoe, in round lots; white from store IS
@85c; heavy mixed 75@85c.
ONIONS AND PoTAToEs-Po There
is good stock of choice, which we quote
at T. OO@4 % . Dbl. Onions-The demand
is met by fair supply at 5.OO@5.50.
PRov1sIoNs-The demand has not been
active, and the market is overstocked
We quote 16t917c for smoked shoulders;
| 19@19kc for clear NIB; clear sides range the
same; breakfast bacon zoe; choice sugar
cursd hams 28c; plain 24c. Mess pork,
81. so for inspected; prime inspected $500;
rump free of joles $500. Fulton market
beef 81 OO@32. 90 2 Dbl; mess beef 21.0O
OPP. 90 2 Dbl; beef tongues 1.4Ot91. so.
Dry Sailed Meats-We quote nominally:
Clear rib sides 17@174c; shoulders 1910
16c; bellies 163@17c; Cumberland Cut
ranges same.
Charleston, s. &c, Sept. %.
HAY-There have been received about
26O bales of Eastern. The transactions
have been about 260 bales of Eastern at
l so 2 hundred, and lot of North River,
to arrive, at Las.
CoRN-There have been no arrivals of
this grain of note. The market has been
quiet, and the business of a limited char
acter Sellers yesterday held prime white
at l. so per bushel, weight, sacks included.
| Common qualities are only in limited re-
quest.
OATs-The market is fairly supplied
and jobbing lots are selling at 70@75e per
bushel, weight, sacks included.
FLoUR-There is good stock of most
qualities of this article. Northern and
Western fine may be quoted at $50 Dbl;
super at 6.O0@6.25 . Dbl; extra at 1000
$50 . Dbl, and family at 8.0O@8.5O . Dbl.
Southern descriptions are co ing forward
in good supply, and may be quoted at $50
@6. 70 2 Dbl for supers; $50 Q Dbl for
extra; S.OO@S.50 Q Dbl for family, and
9. COOS. so 3 Dbl for fancy brands.
BACoN-The market is lightly supplied,
and nearly bare of sides. Prime smoked
shoulders may be quoted at 16@164c .
II; and prime smoked clear rib sides at 10
@19tc & ID.
VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes, of the new
crop, are coming from the North, and may
be quoted as 4 OO@45O per Dbl. Onions
are in supply, and are held at 4.5O@5. 90
per Dbl.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 2f.
RovIsIoNs-Bacon-Cle sides 1910
zoe; clear rib sides 19c; shoulders 164c;
plain hams 22025c; canvased 26928c.
COUNTRY PBoDUCE-Eggs SOC. Chickens
30@35c. Sweet potatoes 75c@1.00 per
bushel. Irish potatoes 3. 5O@4.O 90 per Dbl.
LARD-Choice in barrels 1S3c; kegs and
cans 1910 zoe; inferior 18@19c.
FLOUR Stocks full; Superfne 3 Dbl 600
@6.5O; extra 6.5O@70O; family 7.0O@7.5
fancy 8 90.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1890; clear rib
sides 1Sc; shoulders 144@15c.
GRAIN-Corn full stock; white dull at
OO@1.10, Wheat-red 1.0O@1.1O; prime
white I.3O Oats 5O@55: Rye Us; in but
little demand. Barley-fall 1.25.
Hoes AND LIVE CArTLE-Live shotes, 81
@74c, owing to SIZE Live cattle on foot,
choice 3@3tc.
Com MEAL-We quote at 1.15 . bushel.
BUT1EE-Goshen 40@50c; Tennessee 80
@4Oc.
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