Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-18
SOUTHERN rnoDUoE MAR KE.rs.
Macon, Ga, april IL

ID; clear rib sides, smoked, 12@123c;
shoulders 10@I0ac; sugar-cured hams Is
0p2Oc.
BULK MEArs-Clear sides lie per n;
clear nib sides IL 30; shoulders 1904.
CoRN-White $1.O5@1.10.
MEAL-S1. 15@I.2O.
OArs-75c@$12
WHEAT-Per bushel, $1.4O@1.5O
HAT-Northern 81; Tennessee timothy
81; herds grass 81; tennessee 81.
Montgomery, Ala. April II.
BAcoN-Demand light, shoulders lie:
clear ribbed 12tc; clear sides 13c.
BULK MEATs-Stocks in fair demand,
prices are teady-shouldeTs SIC; clear
ribbed sides lie; clear sides IL 10.
LARD-Stock ample for demand at 1910
! 14c for choice leaf in tierces; 15c in bbls;
| 16c in kegs; caddiGs 17@1Sc.
SUdAR-In ample supply at 10913tc for
various grades.
FLoUR-Good demand, light stocks, and
advancing at 81 for superfne; better
| grades 5000.
CORN-Good enquiry fair stock at 924@
! CSC . kushel
MEAL-S1@1.0 5 per bushel.
OATs-Prime SOC per bushel.
HAY-Good supply at $3.50 ? 100 lbs.
Augusta, Ca, APriI14.
BAcoN-Market quiet and unchanged.
We quote: Clear nib sides 112@12c;
shoulders 91@92c; hams 10000; 1ennes-
see hams 114@1S.e; bulk clear rib sides
| 1O4@11c; bulk shoulders 9@9tc.
CoRN-Stock good and demand very
| moderate. We quote 81 03 at depot;
! for prime white from store, $1.05.
WHEAT-Stock light and demand good.
! We quote: White at 81; amber 81 80; red
81. 75@185
FLeUR-City Mills continues active at
full prices. We quote City Mills $3.50
| 10. %; country S6.5098.5 so.
OATs-Demand light and quotations no
minal. We quote at 70975c; black S1.lO.
Charleston, 3. C., April IA.
HAY-There have been received about
100 bales of North River qualities. The
market hes been quiet, with holders asking
about 81. 40 . hundred for North River,
from store.
CoRN-The supplies have been about
10, 600 bushels, from Baltimore, Norfolk
and New Orleans. Sales of about 5000
bushels from Norfolk took place on private
terms. The market is fully supplied with
this article, and cargoes Of good white may
be quoted at 94@95c y bushel, sacks in
Guided, and in jobbing way at 81 2 bush
ell. A cargo of about 1000 bushels from
New Orleans arrived in heated condition,
and was sold, partly sacked. at 60t970c q
bushel
OATs-About /, 500 bushels of this grain
came to hand. There is q moderate local
demand, and sales have taken place at 20
assoc p bushei
PEAs-The market has been dull, and
Clay may be quoted at $1.25@1.5O 2 BUSH
ell, as to quality and size of lot.
FLoUR-The market is fairly supplied
with most qualities. Northern and West
ern 6ne may be quoted at Sc 25@6.50 q
barrel; Super at $7@7.5 so 2 barrel; Extra
at S775@8. 25 2 barrel; and Family at
IS. 5000 2 barrel. Southern descrip-
tons are in moderate stock, and Super
may be quoted at $7@7.5O q barrel;
Extra at 81. 75@S.50 . barrel; Family at
5000. so = barrel; and Extra Family at
S9.5O@10 . barrel.
BACoN-The enquiry for this article has
been limited. Prime smoked shoulders may
be quoted at 92c 2 ID; prime smoked
clear rib sides at 114c 2 ID; dry sailed
shoulders at SIC q ID; and sailed sides
at lie q Id.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITs-Irish potatoes
are in moderate stock. Pink eyes may be
quoted at S4.5O@4.75 g Dbl: Goodrlchs
"a so 2 Dbl; Peachblows So. Onions are
firm at $500 q Dbl; stock light Green
peas, grown in this vicinity, are offered at
81 .5O@2 q bushel. Apples are generally
inferior in quality, and&nay be quoted at
$5. 50@6. so . Dbl. Oranges $3.50 . hun
dred for West India and Floridas, only
Sicily kinds on the market. Bananas sell
at 1904 2 bunch. New Charleston Irish
Potatoes are coming to market in limited
quantities, and shipping parcels will be
ready in about week.
savannah, GA. April ii.
FLoUR-We quote: Superfne $7.75@
S.25; extra IS. 5000; family S9.5O@1O.5O,
and fancy $l1.50.
GRAIN-Corn--The stock on hand is full,
with moderate demand at the following
prices For Western white, $1.O7@1I 10
from store; S1.05 fren wharf; yellow,
from store, $1.O7; from wharf, S1.O3;
mixed Western, $1.O7 from store; prime
Maryland white, $1.12@1. Is from store.
BAooN-Our market is well supplied, and
stocks are very heavy, except dry salt clear
nib sides, of which our maIket is lightly
supplied. We quote clear nib 11@12c, in
side figure in large lots, to arrive Cultures
now coming in); shoulders 93@1O9; dry
sailed clear rib 1O@11c; hams still remain
about the same, 18@2Cc.
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool
The demand for hides, wool, wax and
skins, continues good at the following quo
tations: Dry flint, lie; dry sailed, 15c.
Deerskins 20c. Beeswax, 30c. Wool SOC;
bury wool, 13@23c. Tallow, &c.
HAY-The demand is light and the stock
large. We quote Eastern at $1.75@1 80 |
from store; from wharf at 81 656DI. 20; |
Northern at $1.55@l 60 from whalf; 81 60
@1.7G from store.
POTATOES, ONIONS AND APPLEs-Potatoe
are firm at $3.50 per barrel; new potatoes |
are coming in and prices rule high, say 81 |
per bushel; onions plentiful at $6@6;50 2
per barrel; good apples are in good de-
mand at Sc per barrel.
OATs-Are in good supply, and the local
demand is supplied S0@S5c per bushei for
feed, weight, sacks included; black oats,
$4,000 per bushel from store.
Atlanta, Ga, April To-
HAY-Timothy S93@35; clover $3O@3j
q ton. Shucks, baled, s1.65 y 100.
Cow FEED-Corn bran $3.50 . 100 lbs.
Screenings $1.25 per 100 ma. Bran S1.2O
per 100 lbs Barley meal Sc per bushel of
As ms. Stock meal 9Oc per busheI.
GRAIN-Corn, car load lots 929c; store
CSC. Wheat-market bare. Oats 65@7Oc.
Rye 81, in little demand. Barley, fall,
81 10.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides sc; clear rib
sides lilo; shoulders 84e; hams lie.
BAooN-Clear sides 124c; clear rib sides
l24c; shoulders 94c; hams 12t@17c.
LARD-Buckets 164c; cans l5c; tierces
l4c.
FLOUR Superine $3.50; extra Sc. 500
7; family S8@S.5O; fancy $9.5O@1O.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs 16@17c; chick
ans 40@45c; sweet potatoes 81 so q bu.;
irish potatoes $4.75@5.50 2 Dbl, table;
iced 5000; country butter 2O@25c q ID.
BUTTER-Goshen 40@5Oc; Tennessee %