Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-02
SOUTHERN pKoDUoE MARKETS.

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today were 3l3 head, with sales Of 200
head.
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
ChseKiestOn, =. e, July 20.
HAY-IheIe have been received about
200 bales North River qualities. and sales
from the wharf have taken place in this
description at so . hundred.
CoRN-The arrivals of this grain have
been light Transactions in wholesale
way took place in prime white, at L 45@
1.57 q bushel, weight, sacks included. Job
bling lots were generally sold at 150 .
bushel for prime white.
OATs-A moderate retail trade has pre-
vailed in this grain, at about 65e q bushel,
weight, bags included.
FLoUE-The market is fairly supplied
with this article, a moderate enquiry pre-
vailing. We quote Northern and Western
fine ct G.O0@6.25 2 Dbl; super at $500
6.75 q Dbl; extra at 7.2598.25 . Dbl, and
family at 8.50@9.OO . Dbl. New Southern
is coming forward to a limited extent, and
quote, extra at 6.25@S so q Dbl, family at
| 9.OO@1O.OO q Dbl
BACoN-Prime meats are held very
strongly with moderate business. Prime
smoked shoulders may be quoted at 16tc
q Il; prime smoked clear NIB sides at 19lc
q ID; sailed shoulders at 14tc . ID, and
sides at lie q ID.
savannah, Ca, July 20.
OATs-The demand is limited, stock
| large and prices quiet We quote Mary
| land from wharf at 80@321c, in round
| lots; from store $4,000, embracing mixed.
PRovIsIoNs-The demand has been brisk
| to light stocks, and very firm prices. We
quote: 16kc for smoked shoulders; 19J@
20c for clear rib; clear sides zoe; breakfast
bacon zoe; choice sugar-cured hams 27e;
plain 24c. Mess pork $500 for inspected;
prime inspected $500; rump free Of joles
| $500. Fulton market beef 3I00@32. 90
| 3 Dbl; mess beef 81. OO@22. 90 2 Dbl; beef
| tongues 1.4O91.50. Dry Sailed Meats
| We quote nominally: Clear RIB sides 18c;
| shoulders 13k@14c; bellies lie; Cumber-
land Cut ranges same.
POTAToEs AND ONIoHs-Potatoes We
note the arrival of new Northern, which
are in good stock, for which there has been
| a good demand at 4 so 2 Dbl Onions
| The inquiry is light, stocks fair and prices
| quiet. We quote Bermudas in boxes at
3. so; bbls 7.OO@8.0O.
HAY-Northern-Th market has been
dull, stock light, and demand quiet. We
| quote from store 1.40@1.5 80, according to
| quality and quantity; from wharf 1.25, &C
| cording to quality and quantity. Eastern
| The demand is limited and stock ample.
| Prices firm. We quote from store at 1.50
@1.6O, according to quality and quantity;
none on wharf
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND WooL.
We quote: Dry flint 15c@154; dry sailed
| 13c. Deerskins 15@1Sc. Tallow 9@10c.
Beeswax 3Oc. Good wool (unwashed) free
| of burs 30c; bury wool 12@20c.
LARD-There is a decided frmness in
| this article, especially for prime leaf There
has been fair demand; stocks ample for the
son. We quote prime leaf at 19@29c in
| tierces; smaller packages proportionately
higher pressed 14@15c, according to quail
ity.
FLoUR-New continues to arrive slowly,
old living place to it. The demand has
been quiet; stocks are only kept up to it.
We quote: New extra State $50 2 Dbl;
double extra and fancy 10.5O@11.00;
Northern and Western-we quote superine
| 6. SOC 100; extra 8OO@S. so; double extra
and family 9OO@9. so; fancy 10. 5O@11. 90
| q Dbl. for family use.
CoRN-The market has ruled frmer
during the entire week. Stocks have be-
come so low that we look for still better
feeling in the market. Filling corn is very
scarce. and will doubtless remain so during
the entire season. We quote white at Las
from wharf from store 1.47@1.50 in large
lots; small orders 1.50@1.55. Mixed has
moved quite freely at 1.379@1.4 40 from
store. No sales from wharf of any note.
BUTTER-Stocks are ample for the sea-
son. There is no more tirmness on choice
grades, while inferior grades are huctuat-
ing. We quote choice. Goshen 36@40c;
good do. 32@35c; cooking 20@25e.
Atlanta, Ca, JHly 80.
PRov1s1oNs-There is a light stock of ba-
| con and prices rule stiff. Clear sides COM
mand zoe; clear rib sides 19c; shoulders
155c; plain hams 20@22cs eanvased 26c.
LARn-Choice in bbls 19@21c; kegs and
cans zoe; inferior 18@1ye.
FLoUR-In active demand and stocks full
| Superfine q Dbl 6.5O@7 90; extra 1900
500; family 5000 90; fancy S.75@9. %.
Cow FEED-Hay 1.70@1 IS 3 100 lbs.
Peas scarce; 2, 10 q busheL Wheat bran
1.75 q 100 fbs. Oil meal pc 2 Z.
BULK MEATs-Are also In light supply;
clear sides 194c; clear rib sides Isle; Shout
ders 14@c; hams 189@19c.
GRAD-Choice prime white corn very
scarce; mixed and yellow more abundant.
We quote mixed and yellow at LBS,
and prime white l. 40@1. 42k In car load lots
at depot Wheat-red 1.25; white 1.35.
The demand for oats is steady at SOC .
bushel, in car load lots and 85c in small
quantities. Rye 1.25; in but little demand.
Corn MEAL-By car load Las 2 bushel.
BUTTER Goshen 409j0c; Tennessee 30
@4Oc.
APPLEs-By the Dbl 7.OO@10.0O. .
EGGs-9 doz 25c.
Columbus, Ca, July 80.
APPLEs-P Dbl 1.OO@1.25.
BUTTEE-Country 3O@35c.
BRAN-75c@1. GO.
DRIED FRUIT-Peaches 5000. 90; peeled
2. 50@3. 90; apples 75c91.0O. r
CoRN-1. 40@1.45 . busheL.
WHEAT-Red 1.10@1.20; white 1000
100.
PEANUTS .. 0J@2.50 z busheL
Macon, Ca, July 80.
The provision market is without change.
Prices steady and firm as follows:
BACoN-Clear sides (smoked) 20@204c;
clear rib sides (smoked) 194@20c; Shout
ders 161@17c; hams (sugar-cured) 25@27c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 19@19tc; clear
rib sides 1S4@19c; shoulders 15k@16c.
CoRN-Yellow, mixed and white 1.45@ |
1.5O.
MEAL-4 bushel l 50@1.G0.
OATs-9 bUshel 90@1O0.
WHEAT-R bushel 1.40@1.70.
FIELD Peas. 1908. 90.
HAY-Northern 2.0OG2. 25; Tennessee |
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
see 2. 90.
TIRE COTTON MARKETS. |
Galveston, July 80.
Cotton dull. Good ordinary u; sales 80 |
bales; exports coastwise SS2 bales; stock
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