Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-07

4 mand- We queue common from stOro az
| 75@8Oc. We quote Prince Edwards Is
land at 81. 10 from store, from wharf S5c
| in quantity, in small lots 95c@$1.1O.
HAY-Northern-S fair with a good
inquiry. We quote from store at $1.75;
from wharf $I6O@1.65. Easten-There
is large stock. We quote from store at
$L75@1.90; from wharf $1.70@1.75, &C.
cording to quality.
HIDES, DEERsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
I've quote dry flint 17@17t; dry sailed 1 5
@153c. Deerskins 18c. Tallow Sc. Bees
wax 2Sc: Good wool (unwashed) free of
burs 303c; bury wool 15@25c.
POTATOES AND ONIONS Potatoes-There
Is good demand at stronger prices fol-
nearly all varieties. We quote pink eyes
at 50. 1904; per Dbl; Garnet Chilis "a;
darrlsons "a; jackson whites 81 Onions
"A choice quality is in fair stock. We
quote choice at $6@6.50.
PRoyIsIoNs-The demand for meats Of all
kinds have improved. The stock is
good to stiff prices. We quote: 12@13c
for smoked shoulders; lac for clear
NIB; clear sides range same; break
last bacon zoe; choice sugar-cured
hams 26c; plain 22c. Mess pork, $29 for
inspected; prime inspected S24; rump free
Il - JNANo P@Ns nlhkACS Docl PO1el
$32 . Dbl; mess beef S21@22 2 Dbl,
beef tongues 81. 4O@1. so. Dry Sailed Meats
| We quote nominally: Clear rib sides 128
| @13c; shoulders 10c; bellies 12t@13c; Cum
berland Cut ranges same.
| Charleston, s. &c, Feb. 3.
HAY-The receipts of this article were
light, say about 200 bales of North River
qualities. The sales have been mostly
of retail character at 81. 75@1.S0 . hun
dred.
CoBN-The arrivals of this grain were to
a fair extent, say about Is, 900 bushels,
mostly from Baltimore, and small cargo
from North Carolina. Sales of 2, 900 bush
els of Baltimore prime white took place at
SLIP per bushel, weight, bags included;
| 1000 bushels on the same terms, and
| 2,400 bushels of North Carolina white, in
bulk, at $1.04 per bushel, weight job
bling parcels of prime white sellkat 81 $50
L 20 per bushel, weight, bags included;
| 1850 bushels slightly mixed sold at $1,O7
per bushel, bags included.
OATs-There have been received about
1000 bushels of this grain. Wholesale
transactions took place al 67@70c per
bushel, bulk weight, and 10000 in bags.
Retail lots are held at 8O@S5c per bushel,
weight, SACKS nclQQ6Q.
PEAs-Moderate receipts are coming for
ward from the interior, and we note a good
demand for ''Clsy, mostly for the South
western market, at about 81 per bushel.
FLoUR-Thi5 article has been firm, with
a fair inquiry, the finer grades being in
moderate supply. Northern and West
ern Super may be quoted at S6.25@7 .
barrel; extra at $7.5O@8 . barrel;
family at $S.5O@9 y Dbl. Southern grades
may be quoted at S6.5O@7 3 Dbl. for
super; $75O@8 . Dbl for extra; $S.5O@9. so
2 Dbl for family; and S9.5O@1O 2 Dbl for
extra and fancy grades. ,
BAooN-This article has had an upward
tendency, with moderate stock of prime
meat, and better inquiry. Prime smoked
shoulders may be quoted at 11S@12c .
n; prime smoked clear rib sides at 14c y
n; dry sailed shoulders at IO4c 3 ID; and
sailed sides at 124c q ID.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-Irish potatoes
are in fair stock and are in demand for
seed purposes Teach blows may be
quoted at 81 per barrel; Jackson
whites at 81; Goodrich, etc., $4@4.5O;
pink eyes at S. . bbl.; early rose at 81 .
Dbl. Onions are in moderate supply, and
sell at 800 2 Dbl. Apples are in light
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Orangesare in light supply and sell at So 80
$2.5O@3 . bunch.
Macon, Ca Feb. 3
BAooN-Clear sides, smoked, 144@144c;
clear rib sides, smoked, 13s@14c; shout
ders 104@11c; hams, sugar-cursd, 25@3Oc.
BULK MEATs-Clesr sides 13@13tc; clear
nib sides 129@13c; shoulders 94@1Oc.
CoRN-White S1.05; yellow or mixed
95c@Sl.
MEAL-S1@1. 10.
GRTTs-S1. 25@1.3O.
OATs-75c@$1.25
WHEAT-Per bushel, S1.4O@I.5O.
FIELD PEAs-S1@1.25.
HAY-Northern S2@2.25; Tennessee
timothy 81; herds grass 81; Tennessee 81.
Montgomery, Ala. Feb. s.
BACoN-Scarce, demand light, shoulders
life; clear ribbed 14c; clear sides 14tc.
BULK MEATs-Stocks Light, demand &C.
tive, prices advancing; shoulders 1O4c; clear
ribbed sides 13c; clear sides 1910.
LARD-Stock ample for demand at 1870
14c for choice leaf in tierces; 15c in bbls;
1910 in kegs; csddies 1Sc.
FLeUR-Good demand, light stocks, and
advancing at $4,000 from superine to
choice extra.
CoRN-Good inquiry, light stock at
S1.15.
MHA1-S1.2 5 . bushel.
OATs-Prime SOC 2 bushel
HAY-Scarce at $1.9O 2 100 MS.
Selma, Ala, Feb. 3.
GRAM White corn $1.1O@1.l5; yellow
=. Oats S5@95c. Meal 81 15@1. 20. Bran
S1.75. Hay $2@2.1 10. Salt S2.25@2.5O.
BaggiDg 29@31c. Ties 64@63c.
BACON, ETo.-Clear sides 144@143c;
clear rib sides 13t@14c; rib sides =; shout
ders 12@12kc. Mess pork $3.50. Rump
pork, new, $2O.5O Sugar-cured canvased
hams 194@21c. Lard in tierces 144@14tc;
in kegs 154@16c; in 3to, 5tb and lob cad
dies 17@19c.
FLoUR-superfne S6.75@7.5O; K;
TX 81. 50@S; Xxx IS. 5000; choice extra
$9.5O@1O; Plants extra 81.
Augusta, Ca, Feb. 3.
BAcoN-The market has undergone no
change since yesterday. We quote: Clear
rib sides lac, shoulders 12c; hams Is |
@2Oc; Tennessee hams 16@17c; bulk @. |
r. sides 13c; bulk shoulders 1O@1O4c
CoBN-Continues quiet. We quote white |
at $1.O5@1.10.
WHEAT-Continues IN fair demand. We
quote white at 81. 1901. so; amber SLIGO;
red $3.50.
OATs-Market steady and demand good. |
We quote at 85c91.1O.
FLoUR-Market continues active We |
quote City Mills $6.5O@9.5O.
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 4.
GRAIN-New corn, shelled, in st ore, soc; |
car load lots S7tc Wheat-red S1.3O@135;
prime white Sl.4O. Oats 5000. Rye
$I.0O; in little demand. Barley-fall
$1.10.
HAY-Timothy S33@35; clover $3O@35
per ton. Shucks, baled, $1.65 per 100
Cow FEED-Corn bran $3.50 . 100 TBS.
Screenings $1.25 z 100 TBS. Bran $1.2O |
2 100 lbs. Barley meal SOC 2 bushel of
4S TBS. Stock meal soc q bushel.
COUNTRY PRoDUoE-Eggs2 3@25c. Chick
ems 3O@35c. Sweet potatoes S1.25 per
bushel. Irish potatoes S5@5.50 per Dbl.
Country bntter 25c per 10.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 13c; clear
rib sides 12sc; shoulders Zoe; hams 14c.
BAcoN-Clear sides 14c; clear rib sides
1910; shoulders 113c; hams 15@17c.
LARD-In buckets 16c; cans 15c; tierces
14@144c.
FIoUR-Rome Mills xxx $3.50; XXX