Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-20

..rstrcrAl.-SserIing hsxcnange-Sfxty day
sHs. with 0iIls ledi1g sstsched. - S216; New
YoTs sight exchange buying 81 q per cent
premium and selling at a per cent premium
s,-orzs sTn BnNDs.-LtFB hOfl1S.-MarEet
quiet: offerings light. Atlanta psr cent, il3
BAL Iu4 .s- cd; augusta : per cent-s lUs DO, ITO
asked. Au susts per cent, ie5 bid. leo asked.
Colurn 3us 2 per cent. So Did, S4lS ssked. Macon
Z 1sr ,a0t 90 Bio LOO asked. Esa Savannah 3
pr sent. $50 bid. seq asked
Sfafe B0slfs. - NsrKer firm and active
for State Of Georgia bonds. George
Euw Ole, 1883. ex-cOupOn, lC9 bid, 10
eErof: Georgia per -anJ., coupons FEB
ruary and AuEust, maturity 1850 ana 'sec.
f9iat15 bid, lJlall1 ssRedi 6eOrgla mort
-sge On W 2 A. Bsilroad regular per cent,
s8apous January and July. maturity 1856,
ex coupon, los nd iO3 asked; Georgia per
cent gold. ecu cons quarterly, ex coupon, li5
bid. III asked; Georgia per cent, CoupcuE
January and 5uly, FasturitY 1896, ex-coupon,
~ Old. Ia asked
Raiiraad sfocss-Ths market opened weak
and declined four points on Central Railroad,
bu- reacted aud closed firm at quota
tons. Central common, 10 Did, ~ asked
Augusta ana savannah Der cent. gueT-
Rntea1 eN-div.. 124 Did, rs asked. Georgia con-
non les Did. 166 asked Ithwestern Ger
cent Guaranteed. ex-div.. i25 Did, l26 asked
Central Railroad per cent. certificate ind.
ex-div. 95 oid. 95lS asked
-3rff-af7d ffc7s.is - Market steady ana IN
changed. Attain ac & Gulf LIST mortgage cOnsOli-
darsd 7 ser cent, coupons January and July.
r1ar1 fly 1881, ex-cOupOn, IOS bid. 109 asked.
Atlantic Grif dcrsed city OF Savannah Z
per cent. cOu CHS Jan. and July, maturity
1879, % bid. 70 lsked. Central consolidated
mortgage Dor sent, coupons January and
July, maturity 1893. ex-cOupOn, 113 old ia
asked. Georgia per ,enl-. coupons san.
aud J1Iz. maturity, . bid. i06 asked. Nc bile
Z Girarf - uOrs age endorsed ! Per cent,
coupons Jan. aud l1ilv. maturity tSss, eX-
coupon. ll4Bk bid. lis asked. Montgomery and
Eutaula lst mort rsge 8 Per cent, end. BY Cen
traI Railroad. iC5lk hid, iG6 asked. Charlotte.
Columbia & Augusta ist n'tg'e, los bid. iO9
asked. Char Otte, Columbia & Augusta I'd
mortgage, % bid, il2 asked. Western Ala
baua Cd a1t'ge, end. per cent, ia bid, 116
asked south Georgia 3 Florids enioFsed, lis
bid, III ssked: South Georgia 4 Florida %
moriglgs. GO bid, foI1s asked
BAc9S--Market firm; good demand We
quote. Clssr rib sides, 112sc.: shoulders, sHc ;
drr sailed clear rib Sides. 1C3ss.; long clear,
1014s.; shoulders. TSlc. hams, I514c-
HAGGEe AND TIKa-MaTket quiet; quota-
tious no oinal TwO-and -s-GusrJer- pounds at
lie; two-pOunds lie; oue-aEd-three-Qusrter
pounds, l0c. iron Tes-S1 SOL IS e bundle,
according to brand and quantity. Pieced ties.
DRY GooDs.-The market is firm; demand
fair; stocks ample. We quote: Prints. 5G6l6c
Georgia brown shirting, *, s3le-; q do, 60 /, ;
- brown sheeting &c; white osnsburEs, SO
1l0lfc.: checks, S39c.; yarns, CSC. for best
mNsAs; brown dril' ings. 71f09c-
FLOUR.-Has weakened some in response to
the decline in wheat. but being relatively
cheaper holders make but small concessions.
The c1nsumptive demand is good, and prices
cannot be compIaiuei Of when the smallness
OF the crop and all other food crops Is cOnsid-
ersd, being less than for some eight years past.
We quote: SuperHne, 81 O01f .; extra, 50 20
CT .; family. g 00RS 50. fancy, 80 eO49 so:
bakers. s. sO8e 90.
GRAN-Corn: The depression has been severe
in the great markets o. the country, and the
decline pretty severe in the speculative options,
but corn has maintained value throughout.
aud the cost to day Laid here is but little less
than a week ago. Prime qualities or both
white ami mixed are about the same. with
light receipts. We quote: Corn. white. 9361 CSC ;
mixed, Sic Oats firm at 62c. Bran. 81 80.
HAT.-This marKeL is steady and well stocked
with all grades. We quote, at wholesale:
Northern. 81 %; Eastern, 81 30; Western
timothy. 81 SOL IS.
HIDEs. WOOL, -HIdes-The hide market
is quiet and easy; dry hint, I21xc.; salted,
9-61iOlfc. WOof-NOthiHg doing; offerings
light; free OF burrs- prime lots, 27GSsl6c. I;
bury, i09lSc. faiiowt &C. wax, sOc.' deer
skins 35c.; otter skins. 2Se. = 81 %.
LsRD.-The market IS firm We quote: II
tiercas, t2lSc kegs and tubs. f25zc-
OgANGEs.-Florida-In good demand at 81 90
o. 50 per 10. according TO quality. Jamaica,
good, per 1000. SIS CO., market over-stocked-
SALT.-The demand IS active and the market
firm; car load lots. Sc. Z o. b.; small lots
ToBscco Market steady: fair demand We
quote: Smoking-40c 0s1 25. Chewing-Com-
mon. sound IS 140c iium. 4nGt55c bright,
6lGl Sc : fine fancy, S5gAsHc-; extra hne, SOc %
40; bright navies 45075c.; dark navies. 400
sc.
FRFI9HTa
LUNBKR-By SdfL-TheFe is q pressing want
Of cosstwise tonnsge at this and the near ports.
We have no dispOsable spot vessels, and the
offerings 70 arrive are very hghL west
Indies aud other of shore charters are hard TO
obtain. Our figures include the range OF Sayan-
nah. Darien, Brunswick and Satlua, RON oOc.
70 81 % being paid here for change OF load
ng port We quote: To Baltimore and Chesa-
psake ports. s. EOn7 CO; to Philadelphia, 81 %
a. 50: % New York and Sound ports, 81 oOG
S %; 20 Boston and eastward. s. O00s %; T.
St. JOhn, y. B, s. 5019 %; Timber u OO
higher than lumber ratesl; 70 the West Indies
and Windwsrd, s. OOlf0 90; 20 South America
elg %; 70 Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
81 511I5 90; 70 United Kingdom for orders,
timber "a. asa. lumber IS 1Os-