The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-07
NAvAL STORES STATEMENT.

FINANcIAL-Money is stringent.
Domestic Exchange Nominal. unsettled
Banks and bankers buying sight drafts at par
and selling at 1st0A per cent. premium.
FOREIGN Erchdnoe-The market is steady
CONNER cial demand 81 SS14 sixty days, 81 8414;
ninety days, 81 slA; francs, Paris and Havre,
commercial sixty days, IS 81; SWISS IS 22M
marks sixty days Csc
SRCURITIEs-The market is very sluggish. with
only small investment demand. Offerings
are free and sales can only be made at conces
sions
STOCKS AND BoNps-City Bonds-Atlanta 6
per cent long date 1o6 bid, I'D asked; At
lanta per cent, 112 bid, lis asked; Au-
ggsts per cent long date, lo5 bid 1l211s
107 asked Columbus per cent 104 bid,
lO515 asked; Macon per cent, lis bid, 116
asked: new Savannah 5 per cent quarterly
October coupons, l04 bid, 105 asked; new
Savannah per cent November coupons, 1915
bid. 10l11 asked
State BondS-Georgia now AZ per cent, 11s
bid, 119 asked; Georgia per cent coupons,
January and July, maturity 1896, ia bid, lis
asked
Railroad Stocks-Central common, 100 bid.
12l asked; Augusta and Savannah Z per cent
guaranteed, $40 bid, l42 asked; Georgia com
mon, 200 bid 202 asked; Southwestern Z per cent
guaranteed. 12S bid 1888 asked; Central per
cent certificates, 971S bid, SO asked Atlanta
and West Point railroad stock, 109 bid, Ill
asked; Atlanta and West Point 6 per cent GER
tlfcates, 80 bid, 100 asked.
Railroad Bonds-Savannah, Florida and
Western Railroad Company general mortgage
tper cent interest coupons October, 10 bid
liz asked; Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage,
consolidated Z per cent, coupons January and
July maturity 1897, 11O1e bid. 1l115 asked:
Central Railroad and Banking COMPANY
collateral gold, IS, 9915 bid, 10l asked Cen
tral consolidated mortgage per cent coupons
January and July, maturity 1898, 104 bid
Jos asked: Savannah and Western railroad 5
Per cent, indorsed by Central railroad, 92I1 bid
II asked: Savannah, Americas and Mont
gomery per cent, $50 bid, 9719 asked;
Georgia railroad per cent. 1897, 1056 III bid.
iUoDllb asked; Georgia Southern and Florida
nrst mortgage per cent, 81 bid, 90 asked;
Covngton and Macon first mortgage per cent
., olq W asked montgomery and Eufaula first
mortgage per cent Endorsed by Central rail
ROAD, lUz bid, 100 asked; Marietta and North
Georgia railway first mortgage, so years, per
cent, % bid, 96 asked; Marietta and North Geor-
l4 asked; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
nrSt mortgage, 107 bid, l05 asked; Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta second mortgage,
40 Ibid ola, ~ asked; Charlotte, Columbia and
Did, 40 asked; Western Alabama second
mortgage, ndorsed per cent, 1Oo bid, f03
asked; South Georgia and Florida. Endorsed
s aao od' IL, asked South Georgia and Florida
second mortgage. 10 bid, iii, asked: Au-
susta ana knoxville first mortgage, Z per cent.
d ~ oid, lug asked; Gainesville, jefferson and
SSTUuSueIh' Irst mortgage, guaranteed 112 bid,
not "Sneu, GAINESVILLE jefferson and Southern,
c..
SSteanS1hlp per cent bonds, guaranteed by
LII gh'rql railroad 1OlA bid 1902 q asked; Gaines
r,,ie JEFFERSON and Southern, second mortgage
and PnHsa ~ bid, 1l3 asked; Columbus
an nome nrst mortgage bonds, indorsed by
b,Is al; ralroad, 1O6 bid, I08 asked; Colum
S Sus dnd western per cent guaranteed 107
9 e,D, r IUs asked; City and Suburban railway
Bo 'lGi 'S Sag per cent 40 bid, liz asked
+b nuth stocks - Firm. Southern Bank of
we state OF Georgia. 290 bid, 800 asked. Mer-
Sa aqaCs National Bank, 1876 bid, 1870 asked:
ISOll la asLa Bank and Trust Company, l19 bid,
tffgg72 asked; National Bank of SAVANNAH I9S
~ Siu, 100 asked; Oglethorpe Savings and Trust
105hbip * l22 bid 1874 asked; Citizens Bank.
I iuS oil, lO4 asked; Chatham Real Estate and
Improvement, So bid. s3 asked ~'-N
OK udS StoctS--Savannah Gas Light stocLs
o. b b;i. 70 asked: Mutual Gas Light stock
& bj5 hiectrlc Light aud Power Company
Rdar5 :, : Market firm; fair demand. The
SmnEsd9 l Trade quotations are as follows:
20 dry sailed clear rib sides. Sc. LONE cIsas
R,Cl,1o1s' o1sc; shoulders 5zSc; hams, l2l6c.
nonS NC AND lies The market is arm: good de-
is. s55 5cau i l2tS; ~ Jute baggng ga bs. 911c;
and m,eS,}i+ "a IDS &c, according to brand
cotton 'ahoity, sea island bagging at 14c;
Tin o'n oagKlng. none; prices nominal !,
pa ro s'raT, "a lbs 101sc Iron Ties-S1 2591 20
and ties in rat aceording to quantity. Bagging
R,' vITs IN retail lots fraction higher
TER Market steady; fair demand Cosban
Capp,6Sr ii' ssuge, 10 ec; creamery, 1962lc.
CnnAfh-Nofthern l2Gl3c
l3c net steady fair demand; Ito
fancT 55GLMarket higher. Peaberry. 2316c:
2eF y, S!tsc; choice, PC prime Sii%c S90d
DRIED F TpaGi ordinary, l96c; common isJSc,
Non Non S1sG9c. Peaches, peeled Isc irr nr CON
DIV 6Gurrants; nc. Citron, co. NApe''0u'
maad GPS PODS ne, market is firm, good de-
81. 45c; fsdo fEio19c Georgia brown shirting,
yarns arms o 00ss9saourgs s60sc; checks 5aSlsc!
5Is9Sc OeS' MAKES brown drilling,
No., rlSH--M Market quiet and Io,var
a. el c5 Aackerel No half bor Ne quote Iuii
10 IT, a % w No. 2, $40 oO0ie 90. HerrinS
half barrels ssS ~ aS' &c God, 6@sc. Mullet.
a. &96 50 demand Messlna.
iLoeR-Aarket firm. New wheat. Ev,,.