The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-19

Exported previously. ......--... ll2,oo9 52S,OS9
ntal.................... ......11a,689 s28O99
4 SrTS on hand and on shipboard
R. saas same day last year iO SiS 40 75f
H TiNA1ScIAI.-Money IS easy.
domestic Erchdhge-Steady. Banks and
tlakers buying sight drafts at "a per cent
i dScoult and selling at Il p5r cent discount to
par.
Foreign Erchange-The market is easy
Commercial demand, 81 S54; sixty days,
s. S215 ninety days, 81 e0s4; francs, Paris
ali Havre, commercial, sixty days, SIS 3D.
Swiss! S5 24ls; marks, sixty days. 94LSc.
SECURImEs-T market Is very quiet, but
firm. There is some inquiry for Central rail
road stock, but not enough Offering TO meet the
demand Bank stocNs are also incurred for.
STocAs AND BoNDs-City BondS-Atlanta s
lata per cent, l16 bid, 100 asked; Au-
glsta Z per cent long date, 107 bid, lis
asked; Augusta per cent long date, 106 bid
10 asked; Columbus 5 per cent, 104 bid
Nl1a asked; Macon per cent, ia bid, lis
asked; new Savannah per cent, quarterly
OctoberJ coupons, 1853 bi 1914 asked; new
S3ya man per cent, November coupons, 10jI
bio lO' asked.
State Bonds-Georgia new a. per cent, 116
bid, III asked; Georgia Z per cen5 gold quar-
terry coup ms. lO2 bid, 103 asked; Georgia Z
pr cent. coupons January and July, mat .r.ty
1870 llox Did, 1G0 asked
RNrOud StOc .S--Central common, 1901 bid
III asked; Augusta and Savannah per cent
gGarante d, 40 bid. al asked; Georgia com-
mon, 1871 Did. 200 ask4f; Sol6 western Z per
Cen. guaranteed, 1924 bid, l293l asked: Cen
Atlanta and West Point railroad st OK
! "a bid, 105 asked; Atlanta a-d West
roht b per ceat certificates, 101 bid, 102
.k1tlroad B1nds-Savennah, Florida and
Western Railway Company general mortgage,
. per cent interest. coupons October, l1116 bi l.
ia asked: Atlantic anu Gulf lrst mortgage,
Goasohlated per cent, coupons January and
July maturity 1897, 1l315 bid II i15 asked Cen
Ifal consolidated mortgage z per cent, coupons
JanuGrf and July, maturity 1898, 10Sl6 bi |,
!o5Z5 asked; Georgia railroad per cent, 1897,
IO0OlI bl l,e106ml16 asked; Georgia South
ern AMI Florida first mortgage per cent 9S
ol1, - asked; Covington and Macon first mort
gage q per cent. 81 bid. 96 asked; Montgom-
gIY ana hutaula first mortga e, 6 per ce 1t, in
uorsed by Central railroad 107 bid 10S
ssSke1; Marietta AMI North Georgia railway
hrS5 mortgage, so years, per cent, 95
d " asked; Marietta and North Georgia
[ ray, first mortg ige per cent, 10Y bid
60o25 aS'ed; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
hrSt mortgage, 09 bill, 10 asked; Char
!olte, Coiu ubia and Augusta second mortgage,
~ olu, III asked; Chariot e, Colu noi4 and
hhIisu5C1' general mortgase, 6 Der cent, 515
pi1 lOI asked; Western Alabama seco nj
mortgage, indorsed per cent, 1861 bid 1906
aaAed; south Georgia aud Florida, in iorse |,
~ nld, 10 asked; South Georgia and Flor
iaa second mortgage, 115 bid, 1lS ashe /; Au-
susta ana hn 1Xville first mortgage per cent,
= od, lll13 ASKED; Gainesville, Jefferson and
~ ~. erl hrst mortgage guaranteed, IL bid,
80 ASKED; Gul4Svilie Jefferson and Southern
81 guaranteed, 109 bill, 113 asked; Ocean
~ ~ 'dnSnlp per cent bonis guaranteed by
C1ntrdl illroad, 102 bid, 1913 ASK d: Gaines
VIE Jefferson and Southern second mortgage
guaranteed, liz bid. ia asked: Columbus
60! 40 ne first mortgage bonds, Endorsed By
SSoH'ldl ra lr1a1, 106 Did, 103 asked Column
b bHS ana Western per cent guaranteed. 107
su, lO5 asked: City and Suburban railway
rs ,rlortgagt, per cent, los BID, 1Os asked.
the I y ate S 81 e Southern Bank of
Sl l1a.s National Bank, IT'S bid, $50 asked;
10'.'i"nlah Bank and Trust Company. 10G bi 1,
bij asked; National Bank of Savannah. 100
CO. I5l asked; slethorpe Savin IS aod Trust
az an any ll9 bill. 81 asked; Citizens Bank,
T~s oId % asked; Savanna Real Estate and
ayroVement Company, 50 bid. $50 asked.
81 'I$ Stocks-Savannah Gas Light stocks,
X !" : Electric Light and Power Company,
o8'l, s. asked
ll6AcoN-Market steady, demand fair smoked
car Cur rib sides 63{c; shoulders. 614c; dry sailed
Vfc; shoulders. &c: hams. i21l012szc.
Sn "iSGiSG AND TIEs-The market is very firm.
2FS ~, lots: Jnte ba ging, "a DIS, l116c;
.i.y1sc; IA MS, 91c, according to brand and
~ 20, l4J l5c; cotton baRging, a. inches, u
Hss 1sQl3a4c; smaller widths cheaper. Iron
%-Sl lOG1 IS per bundle, according to
t o tiy Baggng and ties in retail lots frac.
cdDUTIER-Market steady; fair demand
~ 7s,oeen l5G-sc; gilt edge, 10000; creamery,
CABBAeE-Northern 9AfOc
ilAc A0' s'eauy' AaE ueni9uu' A0eS
fo ooEFEE-Market steady. Peaberry, 22ISc
49, <lci CHOICE, 20IAc; pritne zoe; good
-, iar' l915c; ordinary. 16c; common. 1715c
mo- l'' 20 tRuIT-Apples. evaporated. nc; com
r. O1i ec, Peaches, peeled, 13c; unpeeled. SO
Currants &C. Citron. &c.
4esei Soops-The market is steady. Prints
Az sSs Georgia brown SO rtings, 3-4, 4lzc; rs
iIx0o.s - brown sneeting. &c; white osnaburgs,
r5sf..' { iecks, 56151fc; yarns, 85c for the best
4'''-ss' brown drilIings, e5s175kc.