Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-12
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sAVANNAH MARKET
WEEKLY REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.
gAvAyNAH Auvf1sf II 1870 Z

WEEKLY REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
sAvASNAH, August II, 1852 (
,--rs.1. REMARKS. - The leading STAPLES
80 beeu in good demand during the week at
...4v values. Money continues easy, aud Is
4lr obtained from the banks on
- collateral stocks and bonds have
- quiet, with small offerings
-, light transactions Central common has
.g,rired g half point. Georgia common three
-,r,rs. Central Railroad six per cent. certifl-
.stss Of Indebtedness one point, Savannah
,.-rfs a half point, and Georgia mortgage
t.,7+s on the Western and Atlantic Railroad one
and half points. Bacon continues in active
+amand At higher prices, clear rio sides, dry
.,lrsd clear rib sides aud long clears hav-
i7r advanced &c. per pound. Flour has been in
z79d demand at lower prices, decline having
rsssu place in all grades during the week. An
active movement has taken place in white and
-,ixsd corn al easier values for both. White
b. in fair supply, and the market is we'll
sr7ekei with mixed. Trade in the dry goods
and lobbing line has exhibited considerable
activity. the volume Of business having largely
exceeded the anticipatiOns of the leading
houses engaged in this trade.
NAVAL STOREs.-A firm feeling has pre-
vailed in rosin, and it has been in fair demand
90 unchanged prices during the week Foreign
tonnage continues scarce, but the b savy coast
wise exports prevent accumulation OF stock
sales II barrels. Spirits turpeutine has been
in good demand at higher prices. the quota
tons having advanced a half cent per gallon
Sales III casks.
COTTON This market has ruled firm during
the week, but the tran 5actions have been light
owing to the small offerings. TIE quotations
are the same as at the close Of our last weekly
report
The sales for the week were 10i bales. The
following resu ne Of the weeks business will
show the transactions each day and the quota
tons at the close:
saturday-Market quiet but steady, Sales 10
bales.
MOnday-Market dull at unchanged prices.
Sales bales.
Tuesday-Market firm; demand light. Sales
cd Dsles.
Wsduesday-Marke quiet aud steady. Sales
thursday Market quiet and unchanged
Sales bales.
Friday-Demand light. market firm, Sales
. bales. We quote:
Mddlng Fair. ........-+.....--..lz2 s
Good Middnng- --.---------------lS7
Middhng -----.. ----.--.-----lE
LCW MluQlng ..-.--......- --..--ll7A
Good ordinary .---.--------.-.-..lU4
Ordinary .--------.-.--..---- W.
SEA IsLASD-This market continues dull ow-
ing 10 the light offerings. Sales bags. We
quote.
Carts and common GeOrgias zee. ...1701S
Common Floridas, nominal .2O122
Medium FlOridas, nominal 80. ..-.... .
Good Fl0ridas, nominal ..........-... "a
Medium foe FlOridas ...............-. Is
Fine Fl0ridas, n minal stock
Extra hne ElOridaS ----.-..-----..- NO STOCK
The receipts OF cotton at this port from all
sources for the past week have been 4 3 bales
of upland against ? 25o bales Of upland for the
corresponding week last year
The particulars Of the receipts have been as
follows. Per Central Railroad, 357 bales up
Iani: per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway p bales OF upland; from Augusta, l
bale upland; from Brunswick ~ bales OF up
land.
me exports for the week have been 235
bales upland as follows: To New York, 2lS
bales upland; % Philadelphia, bales upland;
% Boston, II bales upland.
The stock on hand at the close OF the market
to-day was 4lO bales upland and AZ bales sea
island against 1891 bales upland and AS bales
sea island for the corresponding date last year.
RICE-rhere is no change TO note In this
market from the several preceding weeks.
The demand has been moderate at unchanged
values. The exports have been barrels TO
Baltimore. Sales % barrels. We quote:
Common. --.-.-.----.---------- 01aQOA
FAR ----------.-----. Oo4 .
HJ0u..--. .sssss--..O111O4A
Choice. ......74 az
Rough
Country lOts................--.:: s0cQl ~