Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-11

we quote: Dry hint, l1c; dry Sated,
l5c. Deerskins zoe. Tallow Sc. Bees
wax 2S@3Oc. Good wool (unwashed) free
OF burs, 3O8c; bury wool, 15925c.
CoRN-Arrivals have been some 10000
bushels, principally from Norfolk by sail
Sales are made in a small way for mixed
and white at $l.O2k@1 05. We do not
hear OF any large lots changing hands.
The stock is large, with light demand.
FLoUR-Outside of good local demand,
there has been no large transactions.
stocks fair ard prices fully kept up. We
quote new extra State 5000 . barrel;
double extra and family 5000; fancy
SlO.5O91l. Northern and Western-we
quote: Superfne $7.75@8. %; extra IS 80
90; double extra and family 5000.
BUTTER-There has been no activity;
only a steady call Stocks good. We
quote: Prime 45@4Sc; good do 4O@42c;
cooking 2O@25c.
OATs-Continue as last quoted, S0@S5c.
Montgomery, Ala. April Il
BAcoN-Demand light, shoulders lie;
clear ribbed 1910; clear sides 13c.
BULK MEATS -Stocks in fair demand,
prices are steady-shoulders 91c; clear
ribbed sides l lie; clear sides 12c.
LARD-Stock ample for demand at 1910
14c for choice leaf in tiercesj 15e in bbls;
16c i'll kegs; caddies 17@1Sc.
SUGAR-In ample supply at 109I31c for
various grades.
FLoUR-Good demand, light stocks, and
advancing at 81 for superfne; better
grades $500.
CoRN-GoOd enquiry fair stock at 92t@
Csc z tushel
MEAL-S1@1. o. per bushel.
OATs-Prime SOC per bushel.
HAY-Good supply at $3.50 100 lbs.
Charleston, \. &c, April 4.
HAY-The arrivals were about 400 bales
of Eastern and 800 bales of North River
qualities. A sale Of about 100 bales North
River took place at $1.30 p hundred.
CoRN-There have been received Il, 500
bushels, from Baltimore and Norfolk. The
market has been quiet, with limited
jobbiug trade, at 81 O3@1.O5 bushel for
good white, weight bags, included. Some
wholesale transactions took place at 9S3c@
81 . bushel for good white, weight bags
included, and at a public sale yesterday
1900 bushels prime white were sold at ! Il
@1.01 Z bushel, weight, bags included.
OATs-The demand is mostly of a local
character, and we note sales of 800 bush
els at 100 SOC p bushel, weight, sacks in
cluded.
PEAs-Are dull, and Clay may be quoted
S1.25@1.5O Z bushel, according to quality
and size of lot
FLoUB-The market has been well sup
piled by ample arrivals, a moderate de-
mand prevailing at about the following
9 I,
quoted at s. 25@6.5O . barrel; Super at
S7Cq7.jO 2 barrel; Extra at ST.75GS.25 q
barrel; and Family at SS.5O@9 = barrel
Southern descriptions are in fair stock,
and Super may be quoted at S7g7.5O e
barrel; Extra at S7.75@S.5O p barrel;
Family a. 1909 so = barrel; and Extra
Family at 80. 5O@1O y barrel.
BACoN-The demand has been light,
with moderate stock in the hands Of
dealers. Prime smoked shoulders may be
quoted at 93@@l0c . ID; prime smoked
clear rib sides at 112@12c 2 ID; dry sailed
shoulders at SIC 4 ID; and sailed sides
at 103@11c 2 ID.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITs-Irish potatoes
are in moderate stock Pink eyes may be
quoted at S4.5O@4.75 . Dbl: Goodrich's
81 so 2 Dbl; Peachblows So. Onions are
firm at S8@9 2 Dbl; stock light. Green
peas, grown in this vicinity, are offered at
81 z bushel. Apples are generally inferior
in quality, and may be quoted at So. 500
6 60 z Dbl. Oranges 50 so 2 hundred for
West India and Floridas, only Sicily kinds
on the market Bananas sell at S2@4 2
bunch.
Augusta, Ga, APriI7.
BACoN-The market is dull and m
We quote: Clear RIB sides y
@l24c shoulders 10@109c; hams 10000;
hams I4@15c; bulk clear rib
sides 11@l13c; bulk shoulders 9@9tc.
CoRN-Is without change. We quote
81 o. at depot; for prime white from
store, 81 10.
WHEAT-Market unchanged We quote:
white at 81; amber 100; red $3.50.
FLeUR-City Mills continues active at
full prices. We quote City Mills $7.75@
1925; country Sc. 5O@8.5O.
OATs-Demand light and quotations no
mipal. We quote at 65@75c; black $1.10.
Macon, Ga. April
BACoN-Clear sides, smoked, 12k@13c .
10; clear rib sides, smoked, 1910 13c;
shoulders 1O4@1lc; sugar-cured hams 18
020c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 12c per ID;
clear rib sides II to; shoulders 9@9t.
CoBN-White S1.05@1.10.
MEAL-S1 15@1.2O
OATs-75c@S1
WHEAT bushel, S1.40@1.50.
HAY-Northern 81; Tennessee timothy
81; herds grass 81; tennessee 81.
Atlanta, Ga, April I.
HAY-Timothy S33@35; clover S3O@35
q ton. Shucks, baled, s1.65 3 100.
Cow FEED-Corn bran $3.50 q 100 TBS.
$1.25 per 100 lbs. Bran $1.20
per 100 lbs. Barley meal Sc per bushel of
is lbs. Stock meal 9Oc per bushel
GRAIN-Corn, car load lots 929c; store
]5c. Wheat-maIket bare. Oats 65@7Oc.
Rye 81, in little demand. Barley, fall,
81 10.
BULK MEATS Clear sides 12c; clear rib
sides lie; shoulders 94c; hams lac.
BAooN-Clesr sides 13c; clear rib sides
l21c: shoulders Toe; hams 14@17c.
LABD-Buckets 169c; cans l5c; tierces
lac.
FLoUR-Superhne $3.50; extra $1,000
Z; family SS@S.5O; fancy S9.5O@10.
COUNTRY PRoDUCE-Eggs 19c; chick
ems 4O@45c; sweet potatoes 81 80 2 bu.;
Irish potatoes S4.75@5.50 q Dbl, table;
seed 5000; country butter 2O@25c 2 ID.
CORN MEAL-We quote at 95c q Dushel.
FEATHERS geese 75e.