Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-11
savannah, ca, May 6.

CoRS-Outside of speculation legitimate
business has been fair, stocks decreasingand
| prices advancing. We quote Maryland
prime white from wharf 1.35@1.40 in lots,
| (sacks included); from store lao; yellow
ranges same from wharf and store
FLoUR-The inquiry has been fair to
well kept up stocks at unchanged prices.
We quote New extra State 500; Double
extra and fancy $500 10. so; Northern and
Western-we quote superfne 6.OO@6. 80;
extra 7.OO@7 so; double extra and family
s. 5O@9.OO fancy 1OOO@1O50 q Dbl for
family use.
OATs-Stocks are lighter, prices are
firmes, and the demand less active. We
quote Maryland white from wharf at
879c, in round lots; from store 90c; heavy
black mixed soc from wharf, Soc from
store.
PoTAToEs AND -Potatoes-There
is good inquiry existing in the consump-
way for prime article. The demand for
planting has entirely ceased. We quote
Northern prime Peach Blows 3.OO@3 so;
Inferior 2.00@3.00. Onions-There is a
light stock on the Inrrket, whibh is held at
very stiff prices. We quote: Prime 1000
I. 80 z Dbl
since our last report; prices have advanced
and have an advancing tendency. We quote
14@l43c for smoked shoulders; 1S4@fSlc
for clear rib; clear sides range same;
breakfast bacon 20c; choice sugar
cured hams 22c; plain zoe. Mess pork,
80. 90 for inspected; prime inspected 27.00;
rump free of joles 24.00 Fulton market
beef 81. OO@32.O 90 q Dbl; mess beef q. 600
2200 z Dbl; beef tongues 1.40@1.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-We quote nOminally:
Clear nib sides &c; shoulders I3c; bellies
15tc; Cumberland Cut ranges same.
LARD-We note a good call at quite an !
advance, especially for aprime article, low |
er qualities being comparatively neglected. |
We quote prime leaf at 1St@19c in tierces; |
smaller packages proportionately higher. |
pressed 14@15c, according to quality.
BUTTER-A strictly fine brand is not |
plentiful and in large request. Choice old |
Is about exhausted. New is being received |
more freely, the demand increasing for it.
We quote choice Goshen 40@42c; good dc. |
35940c; cooking 20@30.
HIDES, DEERsKNs, BEEswAx AND WooL.
We quote: Dry flint lie; dry salt
ed 15c. Deerskins 20e Tallow I0@l1c. |
Beeswax 33c Good wool (unwashed) free
Of burs 28c; bury wool 15C92Jc.
HAY-Northern-There have been no
receipts the past week. The market is clear
of stock We quote from wharf at l. 80;
from store 1.60@1.70, according to quality
and lots; Eastern-Large arrivals have
glutted the market. We quote, in a whole
sale way, at 1.65@1.70 and large sales hard
to make; from store 1900 L. 80, according
to quality and quantity.
SEEDs-Season about over. We quote
Lawn grass, 800 q bushel, timothy 6 90.
clover 1000, orchard g. 80, Hungarian 4. 90,
herds or red top 1.50 Choice seed wheat
Red Lancaster 800, white Tappahan-
mock $50. Onion sets-White 1000 q
bushel, yellow HOO. Early rose potato
3.50@4.O0 2 bbl Goodrich potato 300
3 Dbl
Columbus, Ga, May 6.
BAOoN-Clear sides 1910; clear rib sides
19c; shoulders 159c; sugar-cured hams 22@
23c; plain do. zoe.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides lie; clear rib
sides 1Sc; shoulders 13c
BUTTER Goshen 55c; country 3Oc.
CoRN-Yellow and white so 3 busheI
HAY-Southern, T. cwt 1.5O; Northern
225.
FIoUR-Superfne G. 50@7. 90; extra 500
@S.50; fancy 1850
OATs-We quote at / 90 per bushel.
LARD-Prime leaf l9c q ID.
MEAL Is held at 1.5O 4 bushel.
ONIoNs-Per Dbl 700.
POTATOES Il Dbl 400.