The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-09

Stock on hand and on shipboard
Receipts same day last year.. 9I5 1855
FNANc1AL-Money is in good demand and
easy.
Domestic Erchange-Steady Banks and
bankers buying sight drafts at par and selling
Foreign Erchan0e-The market is weak
Commercial demand, 81 81; Sixty days,
81 8514; ninety days, 81 s416; francs, Paris
and Havre, commercial, sixty days, S. 1916;
Swiss, IS l915 marks, sixty days, Csc.
SECURITIEs-The market continues fairly act
i've, with a good demand for all classes of long
date bonds and with some inquiry for South
western railroad stock and for debsntures. No
offerings of new Georgia state bonds.
STOCKS AND BoNDs-Ctty Bo1ads-Atlanta
per cent long date, 106 bid, Ill asked At
anta ! per cent, 11s bid, 12l asked; Au-
asked; Augusta 6 per cent long date, 1903 bid,
~ asked Columbus per cent, 1902 bid,
lO4 asked; Macon per cent, 112 bid, l13
asked new Savannah per cent, July coupons.
August coupons, 1884 bid, 1854 asked.
Stote Bonds-Georgia new ~ per cent, ia
Old, ll5 asked; Georgia z per cent gold quar-
tery coupons, 1925 bid, 1881 asked; Georgia
per cent, coupons January and July, maturity
1896, IFS bid. 1870 asked.
Rdiroad StocsS-Central common, lis bid,
ISO asked: Augusta and Savannah per cent
guaranteed. 1856 bid. 1873 asked; Georgia COM
cent guaranteed, l2Tl5 bid, 1857 asked; Cen
tial per cent certificates 9934 bid, 1907 asked;
Atlanta and West Point railroad stock. los
Old, los asked; Atlanta and West Point per
cent certificates, 100 bid. 10l16 asked.
Rdtirp0d BoadS-Savannah, Florida and
western Railway Company general mortgage,
. Per cent Interest, coupons October, !l2 bid,
u31a asked; Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage,
consolidated per cent, coupons, January and
Suiy maturity 1897, 113 bid, ia asked; Cen
Tal consolidated mortgage per cent, coupons
January and July, maturity 1898, 10S bid,
i ,0g asked; Georgia railroad per cent, 1897,
doo@lil bid. lO6@1l6 asked; Georgia South
~ ~ a o FLORIDA first mortgage per cent, 95
ol4, " asked; Covington and Macon first mort
sage per cent 80 bid SO asked Montgom-
cry and Eufaula first mortgage, 6 per cent. in
SSsAec; Marietta and North Georgia railway
bid, 98 asked; Marietta and North S Geo Georgia ia
IeSl!road first mortgage per cent, 1O4 bid
10 asked; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
iC mortgage, 100 bid, 10 asked; Char
i ~ Columbia and Augusta second mortgage
I nv ola, llo asked; Western Alabama second
mortgage indorsed per cent, !O5Lk bid. 106L5
a,ked; South Georgia and Florida indorsed.
-; 10 DID, III asked; South Georgia and Flor
80 second mortgage, ia bid, lis asked; Au-
5o SS'a Gno Knoxville first mortgage per cent
e eoo old ITO asked; Gainesville Jefferson and
southern first mortgage guaranteed. liz bid.
~ asked; Gainesville, Jefferson and Southern
SoS guaranteed, 107 bid, 40 asked; Ocean
CeSatriSn mp per cent bonds, guaranteed by
Sehtral railroad, 100lS bid 101 asked: Gaines
,iie, Jefferson and Southern second mortgage
eeruddf9Snteed,. liz bid, ia asked; Columbus
G Gu rome first mortgage bonds Endorsed b
b 1p'g RAJ, railroad, l06 bid 1O7 asked; Column
b brs ana Western per cent guaranteed, 1O9
S S,u, IIO asked; City and Suburban railway
N'5 Emo inHortgage, per cent, 1903 bid, 100 asked
the oS Stat Stocks-Firm. Southern Bank Of
cbon ntaoe OF Georgia $50 bid, 260 asked; Mer-
SSn ats National Bank, 10 bic, us asked:
SISess@n man Bank and Trust Company, 1O4 bid.
h hGS asked; National Bank of Savannah, I31
S 90, Ioi asked; Oglethorpe Savings and Trust
80 III d6 ~ bid, 121 asked; Citizens Bank,
90 Gds StockS--Savanuah Gas Light stocks
o. pa, = asked; Mutual Gas Light stock
"a b GtS od Electric Light and Power Company
lbAooN-Market steady, demand fair: smoked
c Gear rl6 Sides 1850; shoulders, 65kc: div sailed
az. iio SIDES, SIC long clear, 694c; bellies
- shoulders. &c; hams, 1910 1910.
s,non ING AND T1Es--The market is steady.
99'f ma ,o lots; Jute bagging, M ms, 1iL%c;
oa, lV19c; "a lbs, 916c according to brand and
cott sea island bagging very scarce. l56c:
wiSth oasging, "a inches, 81 n, 14c; smaller
bu ntiIs cheaper. Iron es-$1 15G1 20 per
Barde' according to brand and quantity
R IIg and ties in retail lots a fraction higher.
aDstbIaLER-Market steady; fair demand.
23 sc Io0lSc; gilt edge, 21c; creamery,
CSaEEsE-M Market steady; fair demand: ea1sc.
o, CoFFrE-Market dun and lower PesSSr ~
good I-Iy isD2Oc; choice, 1S16c; prime, iSc;
l6c '"'i' "ci ordinary lo18c; common,
mon iE - FRGIT--Apples, evaporated, nc; com
10 &c. reaches. peeled. 13c; unpeeIed, 5M
'ei Currants, &C. Citron, 22c 1890 'S>
465sSiIL oooDs-The market is quiet. Prints.
d. gfc; Georgia brown shirtings. "a. Az: "a
7ISS6.s a. brown sheeting, &c: white osnabIires'
r1sIss checks, 5@t51sc; yarns SIC for the best
T1sS' Drown driliipgs, 6lS0D7<c
rapIIssH-Market nominal. We onoie f,lI
e51SneSr,eis no. g half barrels, nominal Al al
&c. sG,i N9. 2, $Io00011 90. Herring, No I
barrels s e a. 2sc. Cod, 61Sc. Mullet, half