Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-17
Charleston, 5. C., Ian. 1a.


SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, =. &c, Jan. 12.
HAY-The. receipts have been about 500
bales of North River and $50 bales Eastern
qualities. Sales of $50 bales Of North
River took place at $160 . hundred.
CoBN-The arrivals of this grain have
been unimportant. There have been no
wholesale transactions, jobbing lots shows
ing a hrmer feeling, and lots of good to
prime white are held at S1.05@1.I0 3
bushel, weight, sacks included
OATs-Are in moderate supply, with a
fair local demand. Country qualities may
be quoted at zoe; and Baltimore at 75c per
bushel, weight, sacks included.
FLoUR-The market is fairly supplied
with most qualities Of this article, with a
firm feeling prevailing Northern and
Western fine may be quoted at S.. 1905. IS
. Dbl; super. at $6@6. so per Dbl; extra at
S7@7. so . Dbl, and family at S8@8.5O 2
Dbl. Southern descriptions are in moderate
supply, and super. may be quoted at
S6 25@6. Is . Dbl; extra S7@7.75 . Dbl;
family 5000 Q Dbl; and fancy brands at
50 5O@1O Q Dbl.
BACoN-Is in moderate stock with 8
limited demand. Prime smoked shoulders
may be quoted at 114@112c . n; prime
smoked clear rib sides at 134@132c p n;
dry sailed shoulders at $1,000 p ID; and
sailed sides at 114912c . ID.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-Irish potatoes
are in good stock, and are in deasnd fol
seed purposes Peach blows may be
quoted at 81 per barrel; jackson
whites at 81; Goodrich, ETC., SLOT 80;
pink eyes at S. . Dbl. Onions are in
moderate supply, and sell at $4.75@5. SO
q Dbl. Cabbages, grown in this vicinity,
are coming forward and sell at S12 PEI
NJ. Northern csbbages are in moderate
supply, and sell at about $50 per NJ,
Apples in light stock, and are held al
S3.5O@4. so . bbl. Oranges are in fair
stock and sell at So. 80 per hundred Bara.
Goa Bananas sell at $3@4 . bunch.
Montgomery, Ala. Jan. 49,
BACoN-Scarce, demand light, shoulders
II5c; clear ribbed 14c; clear sides 144e.
BULK MEATs-Stocks hight, demand &C.
tive, prices advancing; shoulders SO; clesl
ribbed sides 12c; clear sides 124@124c.
LGRD-Stock ample for demand at 1910
I4c for choice leaf in tierces; IA Sc in bbls;
15@151c in kegs; caddies 4@2c higher.
FLoUR-Good demand, light stocks, ani
advancing at 5000 from superfine tc
choice extra.
CoRN-Good inquiry, light stock q
| S1.1O@1.15.
MEAL-S1. 25 q Dbl.
OATs-Ordinary 75c . bushel.
HAY-Scarce at $3.50 . 100 lbs.
Atlanta Ca Ham. II.
GRAN-New corn, shelled, in sacks
9Oc; in ear Soc. Wheat-red S1.150
l. 25; prime white S1.4O@1.45. Oats 20
Rye SI.O0; in little demand. Barley-fal
S1.10.
Hoes-On foot 7t@73c; dressed 94@lOc
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 121c; clea
rib sides 12c; shoulders Sc; hams lac.
LARD-In buckets Ice; cans 15c; tierce:
lac.
HAy-Timothy $3S@S5; clover S3O@35
per ton. Shucks, baled, $1.65 per 100.
COUNTRY PRoDUoE-Eggs goo. Chick
ems 30@35c. Sweet potatoes 81 25c. pei
bushel. Irish potatoes "a. 5O@5.5O pei
Dbl, Dressed turkeys 10000; fowls 15@
16c.
BUT1ER-Goshen 4O@5Oc; Tennessee &c
@35c.
Corn MEAI-We quote at 81 . bushel
savannah, Ca, Jan. 13.
OArs-The stock is light, inquiry very
fair, and prices firm We quote from
wharf at 75c; held from store at 80@85c.
We quote Prince Edwards Island at ST. IL
from store.
POTATOES AND oN1oNs-Potatoes-
prime article We quote at S3.50@4.25 pei
Dbl. Onions-A choice quality we quote
at Sc.
PRov1sIoNs-There is a good demand
springing up and prices are firm. Stock
equal to it. We quote: 12t@13c for
smoked shoulders; lac for clear rib;
clear sides range same; breakfast bacon
zoe; choice sugar-cured hams 26o; plain
pc. Mess pork, $29 for inspected;
prime inspected $24; rump free Of
joles S22. Fulton market beef $40
S32 . Dbl; mess beef $21@22 . Dbl,
beef tongues 81 .4O@1.50 Dry Sailed Meats
We quote nominally: Clear rib sides 1244
@13c; shoulders 10c; bellies 124@13c; Cum
berland Cut ranges same.
CoRN-The receipts have been light in
consequence of the ice embargo in Balti-
more harbor. Sales OF prime white and
mixed have been made from wharf at 81 %
retailing in small quantities at 81. 10.
There is little or no stock, excepting one
cargo which is held at higher figures
BUTTER-The unsteadiness Of the lower
grades is quite in contrast with the firm
ness on prime stocks well kept up and
prices sustained. We quote: Prime 400
45c; good do. 33@35c; cooking zoe.
FLoUR-A steady call exists to full
stocks, which are held at our quotations /:
We quote new extra State $8@8 so; double
extra and fancy State 50. 75@1O.25. North
ern and Western-we quote: Superfne
$6.50@7.25; extra, S7.25@8.25; double
extra and family So. 1903. rs; fancy so. rs
. Dbl for family use.
HIDES, DEEBsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
We quote dry flint 17@174c; dry sailed
15c. Deerskins 1Sc. Tallow &C. Bees
wax 2Sc. Good wool (unwashed) free of
burs 301c; bury wool 15@25c.
HAY-Northern-The stock is fair, and
the call light for the season. We quote
from store at 1.70@1.7 70; from wharf 81. SO
@1.60. Eastern-The stock is good and call
light. We quote from store at 81. 1901. 80;
from wharf S1.65@1,7 70 according to quail
ity.
LARD-Demand good to excellent stocks,
at stiff prices. We quote choice leaf in
tierces at 15@16c; steam rendered, pure
173c in tierces; pressed 12t@13c, accord
ing to purity.
Rome, Ga, Jan. II.
BAooN-We quote: Shoulders Q ID, 94@
lie; clear rib sides 12t@15c; clear sides 10
@154c; plain hams 13@154c; canvssed
do 25@3Oc; hog round 184@20c.
FEATHERs-We quote at 65@75c.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote new peaches,
per bushel (33 ibs) $1.5O@2.75; apples per
bushel, (24tbs) 81.
FLoUR-S3@4.4
GRAIN-Corn, new loose, 75c. Wheat,
red, at $1.20@135. Rye S1@1.25. Peas
81. Oats 70@80c. Clover seed, 2 bushel
$40 5O@I1.
POTATOES per bushel, S1@1.50;
Irish, country 75c@$1. 25; Irish (Northern)
2 bbi., S4@5.
Decentralization SOC; country 25@35c,
BEEswAx-PeI ID, 20@25c.
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