The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-16
The Charleston Savings Institution Sale

The second day of the sale Of the assets OF
the above institution, at the Courtnouse yes
terday, attracted even larger crown tnan as
sembled the dar previous. The spacious apart
ment was thronsed to degree that MADE even
twelve inches OF standing room desirable, and
the bidding, especially b. depos!tors' was splr-
tied and prompt.
Tho brokers and b. mixers were again present
in tuil force and bought largely to supply Or
ders from abroad. The sa,cs generally denoted
. healthier condition Of the market than has
prevailed for several weeks, and the prices in
dica;ed q notable advance. say an average Of
TON per cent. An additional benefit to the mer-
camille community arises from the fact that
This sale determines the doubts that have ex-
listed with reference 10 various securities, puts
them upon substantial footing, imparts to
holders greater degree of confidence, and re-
moves pressure which has checked active op-
eratioas since tie Savings Institution went
into liquidation. Whether there will be ret
rogrsde movement remains to be seen. The
general impression among moneved men Is
that stocks and bonds viii continue to advance
and at least "ho.d their own." This feeling was
plainly exhibited by the large purchases made
| bv many of the shrewdest capitalists present.
The following are the sales made yesterday,
the lanes of purchasers and amount OF pur-
| chase:
One HUNDRED AND EIGHT THOUSAND SIX
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS CITY SIX PER
CENT. STock.-Jonn Mckee gan, $4,000 at 49,;
Charles Smeitzer, $500 at 43l; Jacob God
dard, $4,000 at 435; Dewing & Thayer, $500 at
4S1; C. j. Michel $1,000 at 49i; John b. Hart,
$4,000 at 43i; Thomas DAILY, $500 at A; Thos.
O'Brien, $500 at 43t; 81. Judge Moore, $500 at
49s; E. J. H. Fisher, $1,000 at 43s; G. ". Will
liams s. Co., $1,000 at 43i; Captain Satwester,
$1,000 at 43i; q. b. DeLaon, $500 at 434; J. T.
Milligan, $1,000 at 4Si; E. Buero, $1,000 at 49,;
J. Kruse, $1,000 at 49,; F. Police, $500 at 49,;
c. Waterman, $1,000 at 43l; Holmes & Macbeth,
$4,000 a. 49s; q. A. Due. $1,000 at 43S; P. Hun
ter, $4,000 at 435; b. A. Due, s4400 at A; j. D.
| Ford. $1,000 at Al; Clifford g. Mathewes, $1,000
| at a.: George Osgood, S2500 aI 44s; ]. 3.
Shiver, 5000 at Al; Il. a. Due, s1564 at A.
| STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT
STOCK (O1D IssUEl, FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW
STATE HoUsE.-Leitch & Bruins, $4,000 at 49t;
al: i I Ieitch & Bruins, $4,000 at 43!; Geo. ".
| Williams g. Co., 5000 at 43; Geo. ". Williams
& Co., $1,000 at 43; Geo. ". Williams & Co.,
$1,000 at 49,; Geo. ". Williams q Co., $4,000 at
at 49; E. Thayer, $4,000 at 43; A. H. Abrahams,
$1,000 at 43; A. Lengnick, $4,000 at 49: 0. Tiede-
man, $4,000 at 43; ". B. Smith, $4,000 at 43; q.
| A. Due. $1,000 at .I3; E. Bates, $4,000 at 43; A.
Lenenick, $4,000 at 40; A. II. Moreland, $4,000
at 4S; A. NJ. Moreland, 5000 at 4S; A: NJ. More
land, $4,000 at 43; Leitch & Bruins, $4,000 at 4S;
W. B. Smith, $4,000 at 43; Leitch q Bruins,
& Bruins, $4,000 at 41t; Leitch Bruins, $4,000
at AT; Marshall s. Bro, $1,000 at Il; A. Leng-
nick, $4,000 at Al; ]. D. Ford. $4,000 at Al; q.
| II. DeLeon, 5000 at Il; W. B. Smith, $40, 900
| at Al; b. Dewing, $1,000 at ALI; G. W.
Williams, 5000 at .4s; j. A.: Wager,
$1,000 at Al; I4elsch & Bruins, $1,000 at 415;
George W. Williams & Co., $4,000 at 4s; J: D.
Ford, $1,000 at 41s; Leitch & Bruins, $1,000 at
All; q. A. Due, $4,000 at Al; u. Sackendorf,
| $1,000 at Al: II. q. DeLeon, $1,000 at ALI; q. A.
Due, $1,000 at ALI; c. @. Witte, $4,000 at 43.
Forty thousand eight hundred dollars inter
est on the above, fundable-S. c. Black. 5000
at 4ls; A. Lengniek, $4,000 at 41a; J. q: James,
Ford, 5000 at 415; G. ". Williams, $3.50 at ALI;
G. W. Williams, not fundable, s4950 at %.
Four HUNDRED AND FoRTY-FoUR COUPONS
OF BONDS STATE oF SOUTH CAROLINA, $50 EACH
(tundable).-S. G. Black, twenty coupons at
45l;S. G. Black, seventy-fve at A; L. GAM
brill, one hundred at 4St; A,<Lengniek, r; one
mons. 70, ty-fye at A; b. q. DeLeon, seventy
four coupons, not fundable, at 36{.
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY COUPONS OF
NoRTHEAsTERN RAILROAD BONDS, SIT so EACH.
Huger & Ravenel, one hundred coupons at Us;
Huger s. Ravenel, ore hundred at GA; Huger
Rayenel, one hundred at G43; Huger Raven
ell, one hundred at Go!; Huger& u Ravenel, tWen-
ty at &C..
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY COUPONS OF
THE BONDS OF CITY OF AUGUSTA, $50 EACH
G. P. Curry, one hundred coupons ut 80; u. T.
Curry, one hundred at go; Cohen d Son, one
hundred at 80; Cohen u Son, twenty at 90
One HUNDRED AND THIRTY-Two COUPONS OF
BONDS OF CITY OF AUGUSTA, AT SIT 81 EACH
Cohen & Son, one hundred coupons at 81;
Cohen & Son, thirty-two at 81; Cohen d Son,
sixty-eight at 80.
FoRrY-EIeHr COUPONS OF BONDS OF SoCTH
CARoLINA RAILROAD, IS IS EAcH.-H. d. De-
Leon, fprty-eight coupons at 70.
SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN COUPONS OF
BoYDs CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD,
| SIS EAcH.-H. H. DeLeon, one hundred cou-
pons at 2S5; Ellis Bro, one hundred at a;
J. q, James, one hundred at 25; j. II. James,
one hundred at 25!; ]. Il. James: one hundred
at 25I; j. q. James, cne hundred at 25s; j. d.
james. eighteen at 25i.
NAH. ALBANY AND GULF RAILROAD, SIT so EACH.
B. ONelll, one hundred coupons at Sc; c. D.
Owens, one hundred OF S5s; c. D. Owens, one
hundred at 88; Ellis s. Co., one hundred at 81;
c. D. Owens, one hundred OF 9O!; c. D. Owens,
one hundred at 90.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Coupons OF BONDS
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD, S35 EACH.
G. ". Williams. one hundred coupons at 944;;
". S. Hastie, fifty at 943.
Note for $500, secured by three bonds of
Greenville and Columbia Railroad (R. Wilson,,
A. NJ. Moreland, at 45a.
This sale, which is probably The largest
auction sale of securities that has ever taken
place in Charleston, is conducted by James L.
CAN'T, Esq. The sale of the personal bonds
will commence al eleven o'clock this forenoon.
The ELECTION second day of the elec-
ton for the new constitution passed off very
quietly. The rain proved rather damper on
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