The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-21
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

fINANCIAII-m0ney is easy.
Domestic E.rchdn0e-The market is quiet and
steady. Banks and bankers are buying at par
and selling at 1S0A per cent premium.
Foreign Exchange - The market Is dull
and firm Sterling, commercial demand, 81 S63<
sixty days, 81 S5S4 ninety days 81 S51z; francs
Paris and Havre. sixty days IS 1915; Belgian
sixty days, IS 2034; marks, sixty days 945sc.
SBCURITIEs-The market is quiet aud steady.
with fair demand for bonds and guaranteed
stocks.
STOCKS AND BoNps-City Bonds--Atlsnta 6
per cent, long date, 100 bid. III asked; Atlanta
per. cent. ia bid, l1e asked; Augusta per
cent, long date, 10S bid, ia asked; Augusta 8
per cent, long date, !0S bid, lis asked; Column
bus per cent, 101 bid. 1903 asked; Macon per
cent, ll3 bid ia asked; new Savannah per
cent quarterly July coupons, 1854 bid, 1633l
asked; new Savannah 5per cent May coupons
IO4 bid, 1041S asked.
State Bonds-Georgia new AZ per cent, t1O16
bld, lll19 asked; Georgia per cent coupons
January and July, maturity 1895, 10 bid, Ill
asked; Georgia 31R per cent. 90 bid, 100 asked
railroad StockS-Central common, 60 bid 50
asked; Augusta and Savannah Der cent guar
aneed, liz bid, 116 asked: Georgia common, IFS
bid, $50 asked Southwestern per cent guaran-
ted 9413 bid, 951S asked; Central per cent GER
Tnneates, 'OIs bid, 72>6 asked; Atlanta and West
Font railroad stock, l0116 bid, 103 asked: At
ANITA and West Point per cent certificates 90
bid, 96 asked.
,,Raihoad Bonds-Savannah, Florida and
western Railway Company general mortgage
6per cent interest coupons. October, 40 bid,
:IV1e asked; Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage
Gg , per cent coupons, January and
Sce Central maturity y 1897 no BID Ill asked;
collateral gold IS, so bid, IS asked: Central
consolidated mortgage per cent coupons,
yy6Sanl1ary and July, maturity 1898, 1919 bid
IU<1s asked; Savannah and Western railroad 5
Pef cent, Endorsed by Central railroad, 7416 bid,
ao12 asked; Savannah, Americas and mont
g s,a per cent, rs bid 81 asked; Geor-
kla railroad 6 per cent, 1897 100 bid 10
s ssSed; Georgia Southern and Florida
T 5lIst mortgage 5 per cent, IS bid. &c asked /;
CoVlhgton and Macon first mortgage, 6 per
fslt' ~ old, 50 asked; Montgomery and Eufaula
HH LsC mortgage. per cent. indorsed by
central railroad, 1919 bid, 1O2 asked; Char
Iotte Columbia and Augusta first
TTlH3rtgage 103 bid. 10; asked; Charlotte,
SSmqmba and Augusta, second MORTGAGE
~ pa 10 asked; Charlotte, Columbia and An
sISIa general mortgage, per cent, 1919 bid
az asSeqi South Georgia and Florida indorsed
FT5s.s, IO9Ia bid. 1895 asked; South Georgia and
t,IolIua second mortgage, l07 bid, 10S asked; ;
aususta and Knoxville first mortgage, per
o9II, ~ Old, 80 asked: Gainesville, Jefferson
S SiI 90OuIhern frst mortgage, guaranteed, 100
orL' ~ asked; Gainesville, Jefferson and South
S n hoI guaranteed, 50 bid, 100 asked; Ocean
@Nee{ansnlp per cent. due in 1920 1O0lb bid
o12 aSAed; Gainesville, jefferson and Southern
eSeCouu mortgage. guaranteed, 9S bid, 100 asked {;
SSollnous and Rome first mortgage
SSTnIus, lndorsed by Central railroad, 81 bid
~ asked; Columbus and Western per cent,
urban iol nd lO41e asked city and Sub
EJ An lo aall"ay hrst mortgage Z per cent, 101
c oll, iOsi5 asked; Savannah and Atlantic per
'' nj l9dorsed, 81 bid, 20 asked.
.. o1lk Stocks etc.-Southern Bank of the State
Georgia, 237 bid, 240 asked; Merchants
mo- 1SCiO9 B Bank, l25 bid, 1870 asked; Ssvan-
III Bank and Trust Company, 10 bid,
ia i55i7e asked i1 National Bank of Savannah,
Co o,u l3l asked; Oglethorpe Savings and Trust
Ponipahy, ll8 bid. 100 asked; Citizens
P PeuA, 951s bid, 9616 asked; Chatham Real
sE ave and Improvement Company. 491s bid
C6Sasheu Germania Bank. 100 bid, 101 asked /;
Snaelaln Bank, 81 bid. E234 asked; macon and
Saranhah Construction company, nominal;
savannah Construction Company, 50 asked.
HI u S SoIS{t1cks-Savannah Gas Light stocks, %
~, @5l6 asked; Mutual Gas Light stocks 25 bid /;
.o'c Light and Power Company, rs asked.
BBPpLEs-S3 g594 90.
o549e!oN-Aarket steady. The Board of Trade
IL 5ibI2.idsuons are as follows: Smoked clear
rib Sues cues &c; shoulders 6Ac dry sailed clear
iU sues 61bc; long clear 615c bellies 61bc
'D89luers, SEC; hams. 11611I6c.
int ttA'GiNG AND TIEs-The market steady
SUE siIc. oagging, 214b, 116c; IN, &c; 134b
lo45S ,quo'ations are for large quantities. small
rino lngher; sea island bagging at l201216c;
4 ug straw, 2141b. nc. Iron Tes-Large lots
fetsY g ~. 5O smaller lots, 81 35@1 40. Ties in
G5 1sUCbbIIERmooMarket firmer; fair demand,
aSSSS9len' 2OQ21c; Pilt edge, 2202Sc; creamery,
''e9l9c; Elgin soc.
SABBAGE-None
lSJec Ao' s'e@uy' lar demand I%U
,oooFFEE-Market dull and lower. Peaberry. PC;
far <oc; choice. 1919; prime, 19c; good. 1715c;
lie &c; ordinary, l516c; common, 15c.
mo- DS ed FRUIT-Appes, evaporated, &c; com
peeIsg q9yo5oc. Peaches California evaporated
i36isL%S4gE4 c; California evaporated. unpeeled
apTcots 1So1Trrants, s051ac. Citron, 2Oc. Dried
DSE GooDs-The market is quiet; good de