Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-08

1slc; bellies 16Ac; Cumberland cut ranges
same
LARD-The market is easier 10 well Sc
lected stocks We quote prime leaf at $50
lStc; pressed 14t@l6c, according to quail
ty.
HIDES, DEERsKIEs, BEEswAx AND Wool
We quote: Dry flint 171@l74c; dry sailed
l0@l3Se Deerskins 25c. Tallow IO@I1c.
Beeswax 33c. Good wool (unwashed) free
OF burs SOC; bury wool I5@25c.
CoRN-Arrivals during the past few days
have been rather light, and the tone of the
market firmer. We quote Maryland prime
white from wharf at 1.27J@i. 30 in LOTS
sacks included; from store l. 2561. 80; old
from wharf and store sc higher; yellow
1.25 from wharf and store.
FLoUR-The inquiry has been fair to I'M
changed prices and good stock. We quote:
New extra State s. so = Dbl; double extra
and fancy 10.O0@11.OO. Northern and
Western-we quote superfine 6.OO@7 90;
extra 7.00@S. 90; double extra and family
8.O0@9.5O; fancy 10.5O@11.OO 2 Dbl for
family USE
BUrTEE-Choiee brands well kept up;
prices steady; inferior very irregular. We
quote; strictly choice Goshen, in frlkins,
at 4O@i3c; good sweet Goshen 35@fOc;
Western 30@4Oc.
Observation-Disclosures have kept up
stock. We quote from wharf at 1000
l.65; in lots from store 1.S5. Northern
The advance in prices North has somewhat
restricted receipts here. We quote from
wharf at 1.50@I.52g; from store at 17O.
Charleston, =. &c, March 8.
HAY-The receipts of this article were in
considerable. The business has been
| generally of a retail character, for the sup
| ply of the local trade.
CoRN-The supplies of this grain coming
| to hand were limited, say about I3. 900
/ bushels. The demand for plantation con
sumption has been moderate, and iobbine
lots Of prime white may be quoted at las
| @120 3 bushel weight bags included.
Some 5000 bushels of North Carolina were
sold on bulk at 1.11@1.12 2 busheI, weight.
A transaction IN bags took place at /. IS q
bnshel, weight, bags included. A cargo OF
Maryland was sold somewhat under our
figures.
OATs-The market has been steadily sup.
piled with this grain, for which there IS
fair inquiry for local consumption. w,
quote at 72@75c 2 bushel.
| FLoUR-Dealers are fairly supplied Will
the better qualities, but the common grades
have been in light stock, and with rather
good inquiry for these kinds they have adj
vanced. Northern and Western fine ma,
be quoted at 5.25@5.5O z Dbl; super a
5.75@6; extra at G. 1901, and family at 7. 2;
as. Southern descriptions are in moder
ate stock, and may be quoted at Z. OO@7. Il
q Dbl for extra and S.00@9.OO for family
kinds.
BAcoN-The market is fairly supplied
with this article, for which there is a moder
ate demand, prices showing no important
change since our last. We quote Prime
smoked shoulders at 14@144c Z H.; prime
clear rib sides at 174@175c q H.; dry salteC
shoulders at 129@12ac, and dry sailed ril
and clear rib sides at 16G16lc.
FRUIT-There is fair stock of Yves
India and we quote oranges at $50 2 IOC
and bananas at S2@4 2 bushel.
| VEGETABLEs-Irish Potatoes are in goot
stock and sell at 25O@3.5 80 = bbl, for eat
ing qualities. Fancy seed qualities arr
still in limited request at 10000. 90
Southern green peas, the crop of which wa
progressing finely, has been, to a great ex
tent, damaged by the frost