Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-14

Receipts same day last year.. 1872 9S1
F1yAscIAL.-In domestic exchange the banks
and bankers are buying sight drafts At q per
cent? and selling at par to "A discount. SterHng
rtcnsngC-slzUy day liils with bills isdlrs'
attached prime, 81 SOY; common, 81 so; 80
STOCKS Avn BoEDs.-Cftv Bonds.-hsarkat
ssFed; Augusta Z per cent. I07 bid,
l]9 asked. Al gusta 6 per cent, l04 cid, los
asked. Columbus 2 per cent, 81 bid, 50 asked.
Mscon z per sent. 9S bio. 100 asked. New Ea-
vsnuah s Der cant. 81 bid. IS asked
RGi,T0Gd StOcsS.-The market is firm. We
GI ts- Central common, 1904 bid, 1908
asked. Augusta and Savannah z per cent
guaranteed. lis bid, 119 asked. Georgia CON-
non. l45 bid, ~ asked Southwestern per
cent guaranteed. exdiy., ~ bid. 11SIf asked.
Central Railroad per cent. certificates ind.
g. bid. 9114 asked
saE-5ai BOnss.-Msrka- -. atlantic q
Gulf .ss mortgage cOnsOuls--- r.,
COUPONS January and July, msCu.ty 49,. 10
bid. 10 asked. Atlantic & Gulf endorsed city
July, maturity 1879, IA bid, 20 asked.
Central consolidated mortgage per cent,
coupons January and July. maturity
1873, eI-coupon, il116 bid. Il21S asked.
July, maturity, 1l2 bid. IC3 asked. Mobile
Z dirard % mortgage enforced 3 per cent,
coupons Jan. and July, maturity 1889, ex-
coupon, los bid. 1O9 asked. Montgomery snd
Eutaula lst mort gage 8 per cent, end. By Cen
tfsl Railroad, l0456 bid, l0514 asked. Charlotte
Columbia & Augusta IBt N 'tg'e los bid, 10SlS
asked. Charlotte, Columbia q Augusta "a
mortgage, IS bid. ICO asked. Western Ala
hama "a ult'ge, end. s per cent, 1121< bid. 1885
asked. south Georgia & Florida endorsed, ia
bi ii5 asked; south Georgia & Florida I'd
mortgage. % bid. 90 asked
state BoEds.-Market quiet for State Of Geor-
gi3 bonds. Georgia new Sc. 1889. eX-coupon, 100
bd, ll7 asked; Georgia 8 per cent, coupons
February ana August, maturity 1880 ana 1885,
!TaI35 BID, l0ia110 asked: Georgia mort
gaze on W. & A. Railroad regular per cent,
coupons January and July, maturity 1886
excOupOn, les Did, 1O6i ssked: Georgia per
. cent gold, c0u ions quarterly, ex-cOupon, rs
1ii, ilt~ask6d; dsCrgis per cent, coupons
January and July, maturity 1895, ex-coupon,
u bid. f24 asked
BACoS.-BIarket steady: good demand: clear
rib sides. l6c.; shoulders, 1214c.; dry sailed
clear rib sides, l5c.; long clear, 14Ac.; shout
ders. none Hams. INC.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Market quiet and easy;
We quote: Bagging-21z lbs, 1lAc.; ? lbs, lie !;
iN los SIC Iron Ties-Delta and Arrow, 81 500
rs bundle, according to brand and quantity.
Pieced ties. 81 2511 90.
Day GOODs.-The market is steady; demand
active, stocks full. We quote: Prints,
tb16lfc.; Georgia brown shifting, q. 51fc.; Is
DO 6l6C., "A brown sheeting, 74kc.; white OsDa-
burgs, S1601O16c.; checks, 7150S1kc.; yarns,
CSC. for best makes; brown drillings. 7161Szc.
FL0CR--Market firm: good demand We
quote Superilne, "a sos 90; extra s. 251
5o family, 90 0096 90; choice, s6 Is; fancy,
81 Oh. choice patent, 81 156SO 90: bakers. 81 IS.
GRAS.-Market steady; demand good: we
quote mixed, 9O192c; white, 81 e5. Oats
market firm, stock of Western light, demand
good; Georgia plentiful and in demand: We
quote: Western, nominal at &c; Georgia 571@c.
Bran. 81 %.
H4Y-Market well stocked: good de-
msnd. We quote, at wholesale: Northern,
s. 10; Eastern timothy, 81 25; Western timo-
thT, 81 sal 90; cargo lOts-Eastern 81 900
i0i, Northern 75Q9Oc.
HIDES. Wool. .-Hides-Receipts light and
market firm; dry flint, lSc sailed, s8l1c.
WOol-Receipts fair; market without ANNA
ton; In bales, prime, DC; in bags, prime,
SKINS. sc. asa.
LARD.-The market is firm; in tierces,
l3-ac.i tubs and kegs, 1334c-
sALT.-The demand is moderate and the mar
Eei frm; car load lots, Sc, I. o. e.; small
l0ts95c e1sIO0.
ToRAccO.-Market steady and unchanged;
fair demand We quote: SmokfDg-40c 91Si %.
C1ewlng-COmmOn, sound, 3504Oc.; medium,
tG5jc. bright, 60675c; fine fancy, S5290c.;
extra fine, SOC 0S1 10; bright navies, 45Gl57c.;
dark navies, 40150c.
FREIGHTS.
LUMBER-By SaiI-There is a marked scarcity
OF cOastwise tonnage and we have no tranSac-
tons to report since our last advices. Extreme
figures and quick dispatch are readily obtained
Tor SPOT vessels. Offshore demand is more linn
Ted but vessels are wanted for lumber and
for naval stores to United Kingdom, CONT
uent and Mediterranean pOris. Our figures
include the range Of Savannah, Darien.
Brunswick and Satilla from so cents TO 81 90
being raid here for change OF loading port.
We quote TO Baltimore and Chesapeake ports,
- vas 30; TO Philadelphia, - 90 %: to
New York and Sound ports. "a OO1S 90; to
Boston and eastward, 81 5Od5 90; 70 st. John,
a. b., 81 5OGIO Coz timber 81 W higher than
lumber rates; 70 the West Indies and wind
ward, s. O0010 90; 70 South America,
SO lOQ21 90; TO Spanish and Mediterranean
ports, Sl OOD15 co.; to United Kingdom for