The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-05
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

Total. d, 903 167. sos
Exported previously .. 82soi 1871 a aso
Total. ...........".... -. 49,. 8a,9Os i34,87s
Stock on hand and on shipboard
today ......;......:........... 1897 80. 43s
Receipts same day last year.. 915 1885,
FINANcJAL-Money is easier.
Domestic Erchdnge-Steady. Banks and
bankers buying sight drafts at par and selling
at 1$6114 per cent premium
Foreign ErchdnQe-The market is steady
Commercial demand. 81 Ss4; sixty days.
8 Sjl6; ninety days, 81 $50; francs, Paris and
Hayre, commercial, sixty days, SIS 1919, Swiss,
S. p; marks, sixty days, Csc.
SECURITIEs-There is a little more activity in
the market. Some demand exists for South
western stock and debentures, as also for state
and city bonds.
STOCKS AND BoNDs-City Bonds-Atlanta 4
per cent long date, 10S bid, III asked; At
lanta 2 per cent, 11S bid. 121 asked; Au-
gqsta per. cent long date, 40 bid, III
~ asked; Columbus 5 per cent, 1902 bid
lOi asked; Macon 6 per cent 112 bid, 113
asked; new Savannah per cent July coupons,
lO5l4 bid, 106 asked new Savannah per cent.
August coupons, 105 bid, 1855 asked.
State BondS-Georga new AZ per cent, 1879
bid, ia asked; Georgia per cent gold quar-
terly coupons 1929 bid, 1884 asked; Georgia Z
Fer Per cent En-, coupons January and July, maturity
lc%5' llS bid, 100 asked.
Rditr0ad Stocks-Central common ex-divi-
eeend llS bid, 12O asked; Augusta and
savannah per cent guaranteed ex-dividend
l33 bid, l95 asked; Georgia common, 1856
DID, 1915 asked Southwestern z per cent
guaranteed e1-dividend, 1855 bid, 1868 asked
central D per cent certificates, eX-interest, 90
od, ~ asked; Atlanta and West Point railroad
SItock, lO615 bid, 1918 asked; Atlanta and West
t Font y per cent certificates ex-interest, 100
BID, 101 asked
-. RdiIrodd Bonds-Savannah, Florida and
Western
0V,p9etr cent interest, coupons October. 112 bid,
IIo1e asked; Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage,
STohIeonuated per cent, coupons January and
tsuiy, maturity 1897, 1854 bid. 11715 asked Cen
ItaI consolidated mortgage per cent coupons
estuary ana July. maturity 1898, III bid,
I I5s asked Georgia railroad per cent, 1897,
aU2S II4 r 6ld, 1O9@119 asked; Georgia South
DID, 81 asked; Covington and Macon first mort
gage o per cent, 80 bid SO asked; Montgom
Sry ana Euiaula first mortgage, 6 per cent, in
u no,Ssd ny Central railroad, 105 bid. 10
eesRed; Marietta and North Georgia railway
MS htSC mortgage, so years, per cent, 81
r plG, W asked; Marietta and North Georgia
i05 5' aSi.a irst mortgage per cent, 105 bid
SO go asked; Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Inf. mortgage, 11115 bid, 113 asked: Char
I3ct Columbia and Augusta second mortgage,
~ old, rs asked; Western Alabama second
ssGt aEfase lndorsed per cent, 105 bid, 106
ia south Georgia and Florida Endorsed,
a. a. olu ~ asked; South Georgia and Flor
tua second mortgage, ia bid lis asked; Au-
ff f1 ~ ana knoxville first mortgage per cent,
~ od, 112 asked; Gainesville. jefferson and
iY;T ~ g flrst mortgage guaranteed, 116 bid
W. W. asked; Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern
g. g. Guaranteed, 40 bid, liz asked: Ocean
GGoeaa.nShlp per cent bonds, guaranteed by
Ds 5 railroad, 1031& bid 1915 asked: Gaines
mn JEFFERSON and Southern second mortgage
ssra55rSSnteed, liz bid, ia asked; Columbus
T Sau rome first mortgage bonds, Endorsed by
6Sq aH ID T1liroad, lO7 bid, 1oS asked: Column
b bIi ana ~, western per cent guaranteed, 100
A. S,u, 10 asked; City and Suburban railway
D'It mortgage per cent, 1914 bid 1881 asked.
tbn oo ea StockS-Firm Southern Bank of
NY NY o1ate or Georgia. 245 bid. EGO asked; Mer-
SSaauls National Bank 1853 bid, ITO asked;
T va, aDnah Bank and Trust Company 103 bid
E5i asked; National Bank of Savannah, 100
Gu, 81 asked; Oglethorpe Savings and Trust
~ IiIIRP ;iny 1l9 bid, 121 asked Citizens Bank,
Gag nd, Sc asked
o,GGs Stocks-Savannah Gas Light stocks,
- b oGiu q asked; Mutual Gas Light stock,
g. biG od Eleetric Light and Power Company,
bAcoN-Market steady; demand fair; smoked
ceor no sides '9sc; shoulders, 659c; dry sailed
Sa.c. sb ITO SIDES 634c; long clear, 6s4c; bellies,
3 SnDuiuers, oci hams, 12D12l1c.
a,'HSgGiNG AND TIEs--The market is nominal.
3 5i hs lots Bagging, "a lbs, 1l19@1134c;
ouaGt ne ~ ios lolec according to brand and
s aS%l.l9y Iron ties 81 15@D1 20 per bundle,
SSSoeof,dlng to brand and quantity. Sea Island
,atsAi ing very scarce, 151%c Bagging and ties in
0 Pti. lots fraction higher.
GdsbenE R Market steady fair demand;
Be 5' 0use' VIC 0l0@4heiJ'
l4e A''i Ne' S'e"uy' iair oemano' ioO
on IeSFAE-AIarzet steady. Peaberry, &c; fancy,
AK ' io cIAoca' 2lc; prime 201@c; good, &c;
''f1, I,n9c; or lirary, l0c; common, 1896.
SABBAGE-Demand light; Florida, 81 0OM2 so
pgT crate; barrels, So O06o2 81
M pRiE ~ FgUiT-Appes, evaporated, nc; com
r. &c reaches, peeled. 13c; unpeeled, so
y Sutlapts, 7c. Citron, PC.
fiDhf 6ooDs-The market is dull: demand
G Ilr; stock full. We quote: Prints, 49z6a7c;
eVrSla brown shirtings, "a, 4tsc; rs do, SIC:
q FpFn sheetinr. 6l6c; white osnaburgs On
~ ~ checks 81 06c; yarls. s5c for the best
"i1ntos' brown dr!hings, 6ih07lSc
l,sh-AarSet nominal. We quote full weights:
''~eSsrci-No. 9. half barrels. nominal. So 90