The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02

t5ceiptS same DAY last year.. 552 1,4I2
n FNANclAL Money is easy.
4 Domestic Exchange Banks and
Nnkers buyi g STINT drafts at 1-16 per cent
tscount and selling at Is per cent premium on
amounts under 100000 and at par for that
&n1unt and over
Foreign Exchange The market is steady.
\ 'nlleicial demand, 81 $50; sixty days,
a ~ ninety days, 81 81; francs, Paris
H. HAVE a. commercial, sixty days, SIS 1919;
ISIS % SJ13; marks, sixty days, axe
SEcrRTIEs-The market is quiet for stocks
"A only h-nt transactions. For state and
Y y ponds the demand is good. with little or
Ie Offering al less than asking quotations.
N BLOCKS AND BoNDs-City BoudS-Atlanta 6
ceAt long date, l0G bid, III asked; At
IA per cent, ll6 bid, 1870 asked; Au-
S.1 = per cent long date, 10? bid rs
"A e u augusta per cent long date. 1O4 bid
81 asked; Columbus 5 per cent, 1902 lid
@s1eI; Macon & per cent, 10 bid. 1l2
'u, ,6 4s| gay 1naah per cent quarterly cou-
Il rs YEA BID. lJj asked; new Savannah nar
NJ November coupons. iO4 bid. 1O5 ASKED
I'd "'e 6o4aS-Georgla new ~ per cent. lis
10 ashei; Georgia per cent gold quar-
COUPONS, lO!16 bid, 1929 asked; Georgia
"a eG4y' coupons January and July, maturity
us bid, 100 asked.
'atLooa Stoch8-CentraI common. 119 hid
asked; Al uSta and Savannah ner cent
1'dlteed l31 bid, 40 asked; Georgia com.
i'O Oli' ~ 12 asked; Southwestern z npr
HuaIduIeed, !2J12 bid, $50 asked; Cen
a1ia 9i cent G,Trttlcates, 1924 bid 1904 asked;
- 1 1ng HeSl FONT railroad stock. ex-
.'tu lux o!u, lQi asked; Atlanta and IVasr
per cent certificates, 1909 bid 1OII%
ls "ano1 - Bonds-Savannah, Florida and
s s.g'n halfway Company general mortga' -
"A att interest, coupons October 10 bid
srli lI5' Aatianuc and Gulf first mort ace
,+e' 9ef cent, coupons January and
c6'1 ny lS9I, 1l3 bid, III asked: Cen
"a ,r, ou9ol'iteu mortgage Der cent commons
"a aspa TiI "uly, maturoy 1888, l091A hi
"a ff1TIot Georgia railroad 6 per cent 1897
~ md FI"., ,l0ogIlb asked; Georgia South
a o. asi 'olId4 hfst mortgage per cent, o.
~ Used; Covington and Macon firSt 49,. 20
q and CgIi' VI bid, SO asked; Nontgom
sAj nv, "I "a lltsG mortgage, 6 per cent. in
#kel. II9r;aC euIial railroad, 105 bid. 1O7
nort i.5Ll4 and North Georgia railway
9lla assai.' M, W years, per cent, 9516
8ro9d Ene"' marietta and North GEORGIA
"a as-a1. VI ~ ~ Nl"ftgagA + per cent 1O3 hid
roor,.S Cutir -otie, Columbia and A1oust3
C9ii,sase' I09I5 bid, 10 asked. Quar-
Ia Id. i5 5'o '.' ana Augusta second mortgape
gtgaye h+11Neui western Alabama second
si. ! ma yrsed per cent, 1O6 hid i0y
n I'll 9]gtl Georgia aud Fiorida irJ ~, 40
second dsAed; South Georgia and Flor
40 sta ana I!l tgage, 116 bid. 1i8 asked. An
"a BID III ii11oAVIlie first mortgage = per cent
,herp Il y asked; Gainesville Jefferson and
4 A asked: Cfainas,4iliI a''69 guaranteed, lib bid
taf5SbIr.' urteea' l07 bid, 10 asked. Ocea1
ral RAM, PER cent bonds, guaranteed nv
d JefFars.(olI H. l0ll bid, 102 asked: Gaines.
rante4d 'I t3 ana southern second mortgoga
Rome fir+t pa ia asked; Columbus
trail rail- mortgage bonds, indorsed nv
and 'VV!!Ioa1' lO5 bid, i07 asked. CAM
1g9 l9.eFn per cent guaranteed nm
mortys 'neI Clty aud Suburban raiiwaV
Pax Sfoc'' p M cent, 1903 bid, 100 asked.
- State Of c.. ! lrIll Southern Bank of
It's Nation9I r. H. Eoo 3id, $50 asked; Mer-
ASKED ' StAk and Trust Company. t04 hid
l3l aslo3fdl li9nal Bank of Savannah iSi
PAW, ~ CSlethorpe Savings aud TINS
d, 81 askad 'i1' III asked; Citizens Bank
4 3D. Is 35''soC-Sayannah Gas Light stoc,,s
nj: n taShel; Mutual Gas Iight stoce
& d 50 askad I4ght aud Power COMPANY
& rio SIDE. A =, steady, demand fair; smoked
rib Side. ''4c; sho ulders, 64c; dry sailed
sa0ud.r9' G52c; long clear, SIC: bellies
-9oNa 4y ", 'f e. hams. 12140i24c.
lots into lEs-I he market is steady
DC: H. ou 9 d6}agging, 214 lbs, ;fl5c:
On ba1..in,rl.I 'iQ DISSlng very scarce I5iIc.
Is. N cge-~. 81 inches. u fb. 10. Sn,eIIar,
1e. a.e5rIto,. IRON ties-S1 100l 20 ner
y retail los a fra quantity. Baggng and
IX/M -tLl-- u a rI-.. NOipH nlSler.
n Slac git s'a edge, a 5Sir demand demand;
g 'larket steady; fair demand; 9
81 li}5 o;lr aSd;o.h higher Peaberry, &c;
TAFT he; '0 9pdi,c lgci prime, 1ss4c; good
&C Pe5aIcIaAppies eyaporated 4I%c. i c5sc
1rrants' LES ~ peeled. I3c; unpeeied. 5G
'2:, Georgia ne b market is steady. Prints
'io"n shrtings. "a 4g4c; rs