Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-04
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MAR KETs
Macon, Ga, Sept 30.

The provision market is stead and un-
changed Trade moderately good. We
quote:
BAooN-Clear sides (smoked) 100000;
clear rib sides (smoked) I9@191c; shout
ders 16@164c; hams (sugar- cured 274@
3Oc.
| BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1S2@19c; clear
NIB sides 184@1Skc; shoulders i54@15tc.
| CoEN-White 1.3O@1.35; yellow or
mixed 1.15@1.20. = 5r-
! MEAL-9 bushel l 35@l.45.
| GRITs-1 6O0I.75.
| OATs-P bushel 10000.
| WHEAT-P bushel 1.20@1.25.
| FIELD PEAs-2. 50@2. 70.
| HAY-Northern 2.OO@2 25; Tennessee
Timothy 200; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
| see 200.
| Rome, Ca. sept. 80.
APPLEs-4 Dbl 1.OO@I.25.
BUTTER-Country, 35@4Oc . ID.
| BEEswAx-20@25c.
| BRAN-75c01. 90 p ewt.
| COTTON Seed bu 25c.
| DRIED Fruit Peaches !. 5000. 90; peeled
2.50@3.00; apples 75c@1 90.
FLoUR.-Fine per 100 lbs 10000. so; su-
| perfne 2 50@3. 90; extra family 8. OO@3. so;
choice family 3. 5O@4.OO; fancy family 400
| "a. So
GaAN-Corn, . bushel, 1.2501. 80.
Wheat-red 9O@1 10; white 95@1. O5.
| BACoN-Sides 20@22c; shoulders I7@18c;
hame 24@30.
HAY-125@15
HIDES Green, = ID, 5@6c; dry 12@15c.
MEAL-1.OO@12 . bushel
PorAToEs--Irish 1.8O@2.25; sweet 2 bu-
shell 50975c
PEANUTs-2. OO@2.5 so . bushel
Charleston, 5. &c, Sept. 80.
HAY-There have been no arrival of
this article. The sales have been mainly in
retail way at about l. so 0160 2 hundred
| for North River.
CoRN-The receipts have been in a mo-
| derate way, and were composed mostly of
| about 1000 bushels of North Carolina
white, which we're sold for millidg purposes.
on private terms. Jobbing lots of prime
white may be quoted at about l. 80 per bu-
shell, weight, sacks included.
OATs-The market has a moderate stock
of this grain, which is selling in limited
lots at about 7O@75e per bushel, weight,
sacks included.
| FLoUR-Dealers are very well supplied
with assorted stocks of this article, mo
derate enquiry prevailing. Northern and
Western fine may be quoted at 5. so y bbi;
super at 6.OO@6.25 z bbl extra at 1909
T.25 Dbl, and family at 7.759S.0O . Dbl
Southern qualities are CO ing forward in
| good supply, and may be quoted at 6.25
| @6.50 z Dbl for supers; 7.25 . Dbl for
extra; 7.75@S.O0 2 Dbl for family, and
Q. OO@9.5O q Dbl for fancy grades.
BAooN-The light stock of prime meat
maintained prices, and with a moderate
demand. Prime smoked shoulders may be
| quoted at 16@164c . II; prime smoked
clear rib sides at 19@191c 2 h.
| VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes, of the new
| crop, are coming from the North, and may
be quoted at 4 OOg45O per Dbl. Onions
are In supply, and are held at 4.5O@5. 90
| per Dbl.
savannah, Ca, Sept. 80.
CoRN-The stock is fair, demand quiet.
We quote prime white from wharf and
store 1.27tQ1 80; mixed 115@1.25 from
| wharf and store.
FLoUR-A good stock 10 moderate in
| quiry. We quote: New extra State 100
S.25 q Dbl; double extra and fancy State
| 9.50@1000. Northern and Western-We
quote: Superine 6.25@7.0O; extra 1000
| 800; double extra and family S5O@9. so;
fancy 1880 q Dbl for family use.
Y-Northern-There is a light stock
to dull demand We quote from store
Les; from wharf Las. Eastern-A fair
| stock is in hand to a quiet call. We quote
from store 1851, so; from wharf / 500
LEO.
HIDES, Ero.-We quote: Dry flint 16e;
dry sailed 13c. Deerskins 15@1Sc. Tallow
9@1Oc; Beeswax 3Oc. Good wool (un-
washed) free of burs 3O@3Otc; bury wool
12@25c
LARD-We note an easy market in this
article, the stock of which is good We
quote choice leaf in tierces at 181019c;
steam rendered, pure 173@1Sc; pressed
14@16c, according to purity.
OATs-A good supply of Maryland is Of
fered at 60@7Oc, from wharf; from store
75@85c, according to quality.
BUTTER We note a continued scarcity
of prime, which We quote at higher figures
43@45c; good do. 33@35c; cooking zoe.
ONIONS AND PoTAToEs-Pot atoes-There
is good demand fora choice article, which
is firmly held at 4. 00@4 % q Dbl. Onions,
the supply is still scant, prices stiff and in
quiry good. A prime quality we quote at
5. OO@5. so 9 Dbl
PRovIsIoNs-An overstock has caused
dull market. We quote 64917e for smok-
ed shoulders; 1Ss@l94c for clear rib; clear
sides range the same; breakfast bacon zoe;
choice sugar-cured hams Csc; plain 24e'
Mess pork, 80. 30 for inspected; prime in
spected 2S.OO rump free of joles $500.
Fulton market beef 81 GOOSE. 90 2 Dbl;
mess beef 21. OO@22. 90 D Dbl; beef tongues
l.4OO1. so. Dry Sailed Meats-We quote
nominally: Clear rib sides 17@174e; should
ers 15t@l6c; bellies 164@17c; Cumberland
Cut ranges same.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 1.
Provisions -Bacon-Clear sides I9Ic; |
clear rib sides 19c; shoulders 16c; plain |
hams 22@25c; canvased sugar cured, 26 |
@28c
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs 30c. Chickens !
30@35c. Sweet potatoes 75c@l.00 per |
bushel. Irish potatoes 3. 1904 90 per Dbl.
LARD-Choice in barrels 1891S4c; kegs |
and cans 19@194c; inferior 18@19o.
Flour Stocks full; Superine q Dbl 6. 90 !
@6.5O extra 6.5O@7OO; family 7.OO@7.5O;
fancy 90.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 1876; clear rib
sides 1sc; shoulders 144@15c.
GRAIN-Corn full stock; white in fair
demand at 1OO@1.15, Wheat-red LOCO
Ito; prime white l.3O. Oats $500: Rye
-.25; in little demand Barley-fall lbs.
Hoes AND LIVE CATTLE-Live shotes, 81
@7kc, owing to size. Live cattle on foot,
choice 3@34c.
BUT1EG-Goshen 4O@5Oc; Tennessee 50
@4Oc.
Corn MEAL. 2O@1 25 . bushel.