Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-02

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RrcE-There was fair demand to-day. 27l
barrels were sold az quotations We quote:
Common. .49s444
Fair. ...-o16U12s
Good. o1EzS3z5
Prime ..............s.s.... nA0o09b
Choice ..o5SDoA
Rough
Country ---.*-...... .....--+s-1 OJ111 Uo
Carolina rop.s...............1 sol Is
EAyAI, SToREs-Some $40 barrels of rosin
were sold to-day at an advance OF cents for
K F, G and H The market closed steady.
Spirits turDentine-32 casks were sold at 52Jxc.
There Is very little on the market and holders
are firm. The receipts to-day were 7S2
barrels rOsin and 10 barrels spirits turpentine.
we qS0f4f ,s Ssips 81 81 < s q s. &
S575, window glass - 121z. Spirits turpentlne
oils and whiskys 4oc., regulars 421fc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Excnange-sIxry day
bIila with bills Iading attached, "a 1901 ~.
New York sight exchange buying at Is per
cent. premium and selling ct u per cent.
6afIToad stocss-Market is quiet and
steady with little activity. Augusta 6a-
Vaunsh per cent. guaranteed. 1l6 MD. III
asked. Central common. 100 bid. 1OsK asked.
Georgia common, 1854 Did, ll414 asked. south
Waafern Der cent. guaranteed llo bid, ia
asked.
s,ocKs AND Boxps. - City Bonds. Market
quiet Atlanta per cent. los bid, 10
asked; Atlanta per cent, 1Ol bid, 103
asked; Atlanta PEI cent, l12 bid, l13 asked
G1Isfa 5 Der cent. los bid. los asked. Column
bus z per cent, 81 bid. So asked. Macon per
cent, SO BID, 10l asked New Savannah
per sent. (ex-coupon) 81 bid, So asked
State BOndo.-MarSeJ quiet. Georgia new
Es, fSSg 100 bid, 10 asked; Georgia per
cent, coupons Feb. ana aug, maturity 1850 snd
1885, iO0al06 Did, f0iaftS asked; GeOrgia mort
rage on W. & A. Railroad regular per cent.
coupons January and July, maturity 1886, 1924
bid flO1S asked: GeOIgis7 per cent gold, cou-
pons quarterly, i'll bid, 11S asked; Georgia
per cent, coupons January and July, maturity
iSg6, 122 did. 125 asked
RsiIroad Bo1lds-Marzet quiet. Allan
tic & Gulf 1st mortgage con sOlidated
per cent coupons January and July. matu-
Fity 1897. i08 bid. 10 asked. Atlantic Gulf
endorsed city Of Savannah per cent, cOu-
pons Jan. and July. maturity 1879. "a bid. "a
asked. Central consolidated mortgage per
cent, coupons January and July, maturity 1898,
rs hid lf6 asked. Georgia per cent. cou-
Dons Jan. and July. maturity, 103 bid. 1C4
asked (ex-cOuponl. Mobile & Girard 2d mort
July. maturity lSS9. 1151k bid. 116 asked.
Montgomery and Eusaula LIST mort
gaze par cont. end BY Central Railroad
fO3iS bid 1c4 asked. Charlotte. Columbia &
Augy1sta list rI'tge 1854 Did. 1093< asked. Char
lOtte- Cclurah ia I augusta ID -ruertgage.
IOl bid i02 asked. Western Alabama I'd
mt'ge, end per cent, ll116 bid, llol1 asked.
South Georgia a. Florida en- iorsed, 1l216 bid,
ff3 asked South Georgia & Florida ID mort
gage fO1 bid. 1O2 asked
BAcoN.-Market steady We quote: Bacon,
clear rib sides, s1Rc-; shoulders, 64c; dry sailed
clear rib Sides s5Sc.; long clear, S14c.; pork
sides. 7Szc.; shoulders, So; hams. 111k.
BAGGISG AND TIEs--MarkeI nominal; de-
unaud light: stock ample. We quote: Two
acknowledgements at 12l4c.; tWO-pounds at
Ike. one-aud-thres-quarter pounds. at lO14e.
Iron Tiss-Sl 9055 90 t. bundle, according TO
brand and quantity. Pieced ties. 81 50fl1 60.
DRY GooDs The market very firm;
stocks full We quote: Prints, 5G6lkc; Geor-
gia brown shifting, a, SlSc; e do, 6Ifc.; A.
brown sheeting, 5lse; white osnaburgs. 20
1016c; checks, Se1SS4c-; yarns, 81 % for best
makes; brown drill ings. SO9c
FfoUR-Market firm and unchanged Stock
ample. Wequote: Superdne 81 5O05 90; extra,
$5S'96 %; fancy 2 80 1S9s ~ ~ h ISnly go
GRAIN--Corn-Msrket firm; light stock.
White 7O172lSc.; nixed 70c. Oats, 52l<c.
HAY-Market firm; stock light; good de-
mand We quote at wholesale: Northern,
mons in market; Eastern, 81 40; Western,
HOES. Wool. ETc-Hides-The market is
easy and unchanged; stock light. We quote:
DRY flint, i5c salted, 1l1l3c. Wool-Nsth-
iug doing; we quote: Unwashed, free Of
burrs, prime lots, CSC; bury wool, 1O9S5c.
Tallow, &C.; wax, 2Oc.; deer skins, 4Oc.; otter
L1zD.-TRe market is quiet but firm. We
quote: In tierces, t1bs and kegs, 1114c.
FREIGHTS.
LUHBER.-Bg SdiL-We have no ciSengaged
tonnage. and there is good demand at this and
the near By loading ports, all arrivals being
readily placed at fnll figures. Several Spanish
carzOes are Offering but other oh-shore business
Is dull Our figures incluSe the range OF Savan-
nah Darien and Brunswick. from SOC. TO 81 be-
Ing paid here for change Of loading port. We
quoJe: To Baltimore and Chesapeake ports, g 90
as 80; TO Philadelphia, s. 0oG6 So: to New
York and Sound ports, SIS 0OG7 90; to
Boston and eastward, 81 coos 90; to St.
John, N. b., s. 90; Timber 81 90
HIGHER than lumber ratesl; TO the West Indies
ana windward, So 0O19 90; to South America
$40 90; to Spanish ports, S14 OO015 %; to
intel Kingdom for orders. timber 36s., lum-
Der IS SIS e5S5 los
NAVAL SToREs.-SdiL-Rosin and spirits IS.
Cd R5s Cd to United Kingdom or Continent;
20 New York 40c on rOsin, 6Oc. on spirits
SteGm.-To New York, rosin, 40c, spirits soc !;
70 Philadelphia, rosin 30c.; spirits Sc; to Bal
imOre, rosin 40c., spirits 75c.; to Boston, rosin
&c, spirits sec.