Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-24

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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, $. C., Jan. 90.

SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, s. &c, Jan. 90.
HAY-The' receipts have been about l.
600 bales of Eastern and 200 bales of North
River descriptions. Moes of the receipts
are being placed in store for higher rates.
Eastern, from store is held at $3.50, and
North River at $1.75 o hundred. A sale
Of $50 bales of Prime Eastern took place at
$1.75 . hundred. ~
CoKN-The market is frmer, and is sup
piled with limited lots from Baltimore,
some l, 900 bushels having come to hand
during the week. Sales Of good to prime
white took place at S1.124c . bushel,
weight, sacks included. Jobbing lots Of
good to prime white may be quoted at
$1.15@1.20 2 brshel, weight, sacks IN
cluded. q" org no
( OATs-Are in moderate supply, and are
frmer; sales of Baltimore took place at soc
per bushel, weight, sacks included. Jobb-
ing parcels may be quoted at Csc q bushel.
FLoUR-The market is fairly supplied
with most Qualities of this article, which
are held at firm figures. Northern and
Western fine may be quoted at IS. 50@5.75
o bbl; super. at $6@6. so per bbl extra at
$7@75 90 . Dbl, and family at S8@8.50 .
Dbl Southern qualities are in moderate
stock, and super. may be quoted at
sc. 25@6.75 . Dbl; extra 81. 25@7.75 . Dbl;
family 5000 . Dbl; and choice and fancy
brands at 80 5000 . Dbl.
BAooN-Prime meat is IN moderate SUD-
ply, and is held higher. Prime smoked
shoulders may be quoted at 11t912c . n;
prime smoked clear rib sides at lac 2 10;
salted shoulders at 94c . ID; and sides at
I2@124c . ID.
VEGETABLES AND FBUIT-Irish potatoes
are in fair stock, and are in demand for
seed purposes. Peach blows may be
quoted at 81 per barrel; jackson
whites at 81; Goodrich, etc., $4@4. so;
pink eyes at S5 . bbl.; early rose at 81 2
Dbl. Onions are in moderate supply, and
sell at 81. 75@5.50 q Dbl. Cabbages,
grown in this vicinity, sell at S12 per
NJ. Northern cabbages are in moderate
supply, and sell at about $40 per NJ
Apples in light stock, and are held at
So, 5O@4. so Q Dbl. Oranges are in light
supply and sell at So. 30 per hundred The
Florida crop has been badly injured by
frost and future supplies viii come from
the West Indies. Baracoa Bananas sell at
$3@4 q bunch.
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BAcoN-Scarce, demand light, shoulders
life; clear ribbed 14c; clear sides 144e.
BULK MEATs-Stocks light, demand &C
tive, prices advancing; shoulders 94c; clear
ribbed sides 121c; clear sides 124@13e.
L1RD-Stock ample for demand at 1910
lac for choice leaf in tierces; 14tc in bbls;
15@154c in kegs; csddies t92c higher.
FLoUR-Good demand, light stocks, and
advancing at 5000 from superfne to
choice extra.
CoEH-GoOd inquiry light stock at
81 1901. Is.
MEAL-$1.25 9 bushel.
Disciplinary 75@8Oc 2 bushel.
HAY-Scarce at $3.50 . 100 !bs
savannah, Ca, Jan. 20.
OATs-There is fair stock. Gall mode
rate. We quote from wharf at SOC; held
from store at SO@s5c. We quote Prince
Edwards Island at 81. 10 from store.
PoTAToEs AND ONIONS -Potatoes-The
demand is mostly for prime, inferior quail
ties not being quotsble; we quote at 90. 80
@4. % per Dbl: Onions-We quote choice
at Sc.
PRovIsIoNs-We find this market very
firm, with small stock at our quotations
We quote: 124@13c for smoked shoulders;
| 14c for clear rib; clear sides range same;
breakfast bacon zoe; choice sugar-cured
hams 26c; plain 22c. Mess pork, $29 for
inspected; prime inspected S24; rump free
| of joles S22. Fulton market beef $31@
S32 . Dbl; mess beef $21@22 . Dbl,
beef tongues 81. 40@1.5O Dry Sailed Meats
We quote nominally: Clear nib gides 121
G13c; shoulders l0ci bellies 29@13c; Cum
heFland Cut ranges same.
CoRN-The demand has improved, to q
good stock, at steady figures. We quote
prime white and mixedlfrom wharfat 81. 10
@1 1233, according to quantity and quality;
from store $1.15.
BUTTER-A very steady demand has
shown itself Stocks good, and prices very
firm for hrst-class brand. We quote;
Prime 43@45c; good do 33@35c; cooking
zoe.
FLoVR-Tradeh has been fair the past week,
to well sustained prices and ample stocks.
We quote new extra State $7.25@8. 25;
double extra and fancy State SO. 75@10.25.
Northern and Western-we quote: Super
fine Sc. 5O@7.25; extra, $7.25@8. 25; double
extra and family SO. 75@9.75 fancy S1O.75
. Dbl for family use.
AY-Northern-Stock light; demand
active. We quote from store at S1.75;
from wharf 81. 6O@1.65. Eastern-Stock
good but little call. We quote from store
at 81. 75@1. 80; from wharf 81. 70@1.75,
according to quality.
HIDES, DEEBsKINs, BEEswAx AND Wool.
We quote dry flint at lie; dry sailed
15e. Deerskins 1sc. Tallow Sc. Bees
wax CSC. Good wool (unwashed) free of
burs solo; bury wool 15@25c.
LARD-The inquiry has been in a quiet
way, to we'll assorted stocks. at firm prices.
We quote choice leaf in tierces at 144@16c;
steam rendered, pure, 14@15c, in tierces;
pressed 12@13e, according to purity.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 20.
GRA1N-New corn, shelled, in sacks,
soc; in ear 85c. Wheat-red $1-33
prime white $1.4O. Oats 65@7O. Rye
SI.OO; in little demand. Barley-fall
$l.1O. I'm. .
HAY-Timothy $3S@35; clover $3O@S5
per ton. Shucks, baled, $l.65 per 100.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 13c; clear
rib sides 124c; shoulders 93c; hams 14e-
BACoN-Clear sides 14c; clear rib sides
133c; shoulders &c; hams 15@17c.
LARD-In buckets Ice; cans 15c; tierces
14@144c.
COUNTRY PRoDUoE-Eggs 25c. Chick
ems 30@35c. Sweet potatoes S1.25 per
bushel Irish potatoes $4.50@5.50 per
bbI. Dressed turkeys 19c; fowls 13c.
UT1ER-Goshen 40@50c; Tennessee %
@28c ..
CORN MEAL-we quote at 81 . bushel