Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-28

Receipts same day last year. IL 347
notwithstanding EEcnange-Sixty day
bills, with bills IadlDS attached, "a S216; New
YORK siEht exchange buying at q per cent.
premium and selling at u per cent. premium
STOCKS AND BoSDs-CGfE BOnds.-MaFket
strong. AtsnLs per cent, 100 bid. 104 asked
augusta pei cent, III Did, tO9 asked. Au ,us-
IA per cent. ia Did. lUO asked. ColuEi 0ue Z
percent. s. hid. 541S asked Macon per sent,
% BID. 10 asked. Rev Savannah per cent,
So bid. s21k asked
state Bl5lts.-MsrkeI firm for State OF Geor-
gia bonds. Georgia new IS, 1sS9. ex-cOupOn, lO9
bid 10 asked: Georgia per sent, coupons
February and Ausust, maturity 1850 ana isst
i00a1J3 bid, i0lali0 asked; Georgia mort
zaze on W. & 4. Railroad regular per cent,
coupons January and July, maturity 1885,
ey-cOupOn, los 81, 1O9 asked: Georgis per
cent. gold, cOu oBs quarterly, ex coupon, IFS
bid IL asked; Georgia Ger cent. coupons
January and July, maturity 1895, ex-cOupOn,
~ Did. l23 asked
Central common, ITO lid, 1lO1f asked
Augusta and Savannah uer cent. RuarzE-
teed en- div, t2l hid, 122 asked. Georgia CON-
mon. l55 DID, leo asked 5Onth western De-
cent guaranteed, ex-div., rs Did, 100 asked
Central Railroad per cent certificate ind.
eX-diV.. % Did. s51a asked
R1fITOdd BOEGs. - Market steady ana uu-
changed Allan &c s Gulf LIST mortgage consoii-
dstsd per cent. coupons January and July.
maturity 1897. ex-cOupon, lOS Did. ITO asked.
Atlantic Z Gulf sIdOr8ed city Of Savannah {
per cent, cOu IONS Jan. and July, maturity
isTq. IS bid. rs ssksd. Central Consolidated
mortgage z Per sent, coupons January and
July, maturity 1893, .eZ coupon, llS DO. ia
asked Georgia Per sent. coupons jan
and July, maturity, .o5 bid. los asked. Mobile
& Girard % mort ysge endorsed per cent.
coupons Jan. and July, maturity l5ss, ex-
COUPON, ti4Ik bid IFS asked. Montgomery ana
Eutsula LIST mort age per cent. end. BY Cen
trsI Railroad ia5lS bid, 1O6 asked. Charlotte.
Columbia & Augusta LIST m'tg'e, lG4 bid, 1913
asked. Char osle, Columbia 8 Augusta u
I'D A IL
bama I'd nt'ge, end. per cent, ia bid, 116
ssked South Georgia & Florida endorsed, lis
bid liz asked: South Georgia q Florida %
mortgage, % bid. 1917 asked
BACoH Market steady; good demandi clear
rio sides 1l3kc shoulders, SIC: dry sailed
clear rib sides 1O3sc; long clear, lO1zc.; shout
ders &c. Hams, 1S1fc
BAeaINa AND TIEs.-Market quiet; quota
tions nominal Twoand-a-quarter-pO pounds at
i2c; twO-pounds lie; Oue-and-three quarter
pounds, l0c. Iron Ties-S1 6O01 IS y bundle,
according TO srand and quantity. Pieced ties.
81 25G1 60.
DRY Goops The market Is firm. demand
good; stocks ample. We quote: Prints. So olSc.
Georgia brown shifting, y, 594c; IS DO, oa4e
- brown sheeting, 734c.; white osnaburgs, ~
Hl0lfc.; checks, Sl59c.; yarns, VOC. Tor BEST
makes: brown driliinZs. 71k49c.
FLOUR-fhe consumptive demand is notably
on the increase, ft being the cheapest food now
on the arzet. Prices have advanced 50 cents
per barrel in sympathy with wheat but it is
relatively much lower, and much greater
advance will be necessary to pay the cost of
milling at the present value OF wheat We
quote Superfine. s. 90: extra, s. 5O17 90;
family, 81 as 90; fancy, IS 0061s so; choice
patent, 50 50D10 90; bakers, SSGS so
GRAN-The visible supply of grain eontin-
hes To show a material reduction, that of corn
being less than 100000 bushels. against 2S
10000 ia October last, and the stocks stretched
along the roais leading into Chicago are est
mated by reliable suthority TO be ABOUT 5000
090 bushels, against . ,OOO,UJJ at the same time
last year. This statement shows how lament
ably short our corn crop vas in 1881. Values
continue to be marked up, but our own people
do not take kindly to the advance, the interior
buyers and dOubters waiting for the ~ per
cent reduction in freights promised them by
the Railroad Commission after April Ia con
siderable sowing u our neeny people. Two
csrgOes Of about 25 600 bushels have been re-
ceived by sail aud about the usual quantity be
rail and coastwise steamers during the week.
We quote: Corn, white, 81 co; mixed, CSC. +.
O. = Oats firm at 6216c. Bran 81 80.
HAY.-Earket fuliy stocked; active demand.
We quote. st Wholesale: Northern, 81 IS; East
ern, 81 20: Western timothy, ~ %
HIDEs, Wool, ETc.-Hides-The hide market
is quiet and easy; dry flint. 12I6c.; salted,
sxai0Jkc. wooi-Nothing doing; offerings
light; free OF burrs. prime lots, H02o15c.
bury, i001Sc. Tallow, &C.; wax, &C.; deer
skins. s5c.; otter skins. S5c. asa 90.
LARD.-The market is firm. We quote: In
derces, PKG kegs and tubs. i234c.
ORAEGEs.-FlOrida-In good demand at 81 90
a. 50 per 100, according to quality. Jamaica,
g0OQ. per LUZ. SO W. MARKET ONeF-sbOCkeu
SALT.-The demand is active and the market
firm; car load lots, Sc. T. o. b.; small lots
95c 0S1 co.
ToBICco Market steady; fair demand. We
quote: Smoking GS1 .. Chewing-Com-
mon, sound, S5040c medium, 40455c bright,
60975e. fine fancy, S569Oc. extra fine, 9Oc, %
81 10; bright navies. 45175c.; dark navies, 4O1
SOC.
FREI6HTS.
LUNBER-Bg SAT- - Tonnage for coastw Sc
business is Offering rather more freely for
charters to arrive, but there are no seeking
vessels in port, and all arrivals will ind ready
business at full rates. Several on shore
cargOes are on the market here. or near by.
Our figures include the range or Sayan-
nah, Darien, Brunswick and Satilla, from Soc
70 81 90 being paid here for change Of load
ing port. We quote: To Baltimore and Chesa
peake ports, IS 50G7 90; to Philadelphia, 81 90
O. 60: to New York and Sound ports, 81 500
: 90; to Boston and eastward, s. So0s %; 20
e. John, n. B., S. 5eG9 90; Timber II 90
higher than lumber rstesl; u TIE West Indies
and SindWard, IS O0sDl0 90: TO South America
SO 90; 70 Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
tl4 5oGi5 O9; &c United Kingdom fer orders,
timber SIS. Gs5s., taIaoer IS l0s-