Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-13

limited lots, mostly good to prime white
from Baltimore. Some 3, 800 bushels Of
good white vera sold on private terms
Prime white, in q jobbing wav, may be
quoted $1.05 per bushel, weight, sacks
included.
OATs-This article was somewhat frmer,
ami may be quoted in a retail form at
about Csc per bushel, weight, sacks in
cluded.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-Irish potatoes
ara in good stock, and peach blows may
be quoted at SO. 25@3 30 per Dbl; Jackson
whites at So; Goodrich, etc. 81 Is per
Dbl Onions are in light supply, and sell at
$5@5. so 3 Dbl. Cabbn9es, grown in this
vicinity, are coming forward and sell at
Sl2 per NJ. Northern csbbages are in
moderate supply, and sell at about $50 per
Nj. Apples may be quoted: those in poor
condition at 50 5063; and the finer kinds
at 1904 per Dbl Nassau oranges sell at
So. so per hundred. Florida oranges are
being received, and are held at $3.50
per hundred. Baracoa Bananas sell at 81.
50@3 q bunch.
savannah, Ga, Dec. 8.
OATs-Arrivals have supplied fair de-
mand. We quote at 75@80c from wharf;
fromstore $4,000, according to quality, in
Guiding mixed and white. Prince Edwadr's
Island seed, we quote in small orders at
$125.
POTATOES AND ONIONS Potatoes - A
first class article is firmly held to choice
stocks. Inferior range so wide as to be
scarcely quotable. We quote at $3.50 for
prime per Dbl Onions-good quality Teadi-
~ commands our outside figure, but we
quote prime silver skins at So. so.
PRovIsIoNs-The market is dull with a
declining tendency and light stocks. We
quote: 14@15c for smoked shoulders; IL
| for clear rib; clear sides range same;
breakfast bacon zoe; choice sugar-cured
hams 26c; plain 22c. Mess pork, 500 fol
inspected; prime inspected $24; rump free
of joles S22. Fulton market beef $31@
$32 2 Dbl; mess beef $21@22 q Dbl;
beef tongues 81. 40@l. 80. Dry Sailed Meats
We quote nominally: Clear rib sides 14c;
shoulders 12@13c; bellies 1870; Cumber'
land Cut ranges same.
Y-Northen-The demand has been
fair. Stock low. We quote from store al
l. FOOL. 70; from wharf 1.6O@1.G 5. East
ern-The stock is fair; demand fair We
quote from store at 81 s.; from whart
SIZE, according to quality.
HIDES, DEERsKNs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
We quote dry flint 17tc; dry salted 15lc
| Deerskins 1Sc. Tallow Sc. Beeswax 28c
bury wool 15@25c.
LARD-This article has been without No.
ticeable activity. Stocks are select anG
prices steady. We quote choice leaf II
tierces at 18c; steam rendered, pure II 30 II
tierces; pressed 1910, according to purity
| FLoUR-Pnces are steady to a steady
demand. We quote: New extra State Al
| $7.75@8.25 q Dbl; double extra and fancy
State $9.50@10. Northern and Western
we quote: Superine S6.25@7; extra, 81
as; double extra and family $4,000. 80
fancy $1,000 2 Dbl for family use.
OoRE-With no interior orders, we re
port quiet market. The stock of old beiDi
entirely consumed, new has fully taken it
place. We quote choice new white a
$1,000. 10 from WHAT from store 1Ol
higher; mixed Western we quote at $40
from wharf, and jobbing lots at LILO from
store.
BUTTER-Prime continue firm and in re
quest at our quotations, but inferior brandl
are little sought for. We quote 45@4Sc
good do 33@35c; cooking zoe.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 10.
GRAN-O!d corn S1.1O@1.15; new
shelled, in sacks, 90@95c; in ear S5c
Wheat-red $1.15@1.2O; prime Whit
S1.40@1.45. Oats 65. Rye S1.25; in littl'
demand. Barley-fsll S1.1O.
HAY-Timothy S33@35; clover S3O@3i
per ton.
COUNTRY PRODUCE Eggs 30@35c. Chick
ems 30@35c. Sweet potatoes 75c@S1 pc
bushel. Irish potatoes So 5O@4 per Dbl.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides I3c; clea
NIB sides 124c; shoulders 1Oc; hams 15c
LARD-In buckets and cans Ice.
Corn MEAL-We quote at S1.20@1.2
2 bushel.
BUT1ER-Goshen 4O@5Oc; Tennessee q
| N35c