The morning news., 1894-11-21
FINANCIAL.

Savannah, Nov. 20.-Money easy.
Domestic EXChanEe-Jhe tone of the
market is steady. Banks are buying at
LIS per cent. discount and selling a 1-16 TO
Is per cent. premium.
Foreign Exchange - The market is
firm. The following are net Savannah
quotations. Commercial demand, 81. S61e
sixty days, $4.S5i2; ninety days, S4.s5;
francs, Paris and Hayre, sixty days S5.19ls; !;
Swiss, sixty days, $5.20S4; marks, sixty
Securities of Central system are quiet
and firm; Southwestern scarce; holders re
fuse lower bids, preferring to take per
cent. on their stock as proposed in the re-
organization; sales to-day at 76fa TO H.
State Bonds-Georgia, ~ per cent. 1915
ia bid, us asked; Georgia 7 per cent. 1885
1913 bid, 1852 asked; Georgia 3i5 per cent.
long dates, 9S3z bid, y9ls asked.
City Bonds-New Savannah per cent.
quarterly January coupons 105ls bid; -
asked: new Savannah per cent. Febru-
ary coupons 1854 bid. lG54 asked
Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral, gold 5s, IS
bid, 90 asked; Central consolidated mort
gage per cent. coupons, January and
July maturity. 1898, 1852 bid, asked: Sa-
vannah and Western railroad per cent.
trust certificate 50 BID, 56 asked; Sa-
vannah Arn5ricus and Montgomery per
cent 48 bid, 80 asked; Georgia railroad
per cent, 1910, 1852 bid. 10 asked; Georgia
Southern and Florida 1rsr mortgage c
per cent, s. bid. So asked; Montgomery
and Eufauia first mortgage 6 per cent,
indorsed by Central railroad, lo6 bid -
case per cent, 103 bid 1912 asked;
Ocean Steamship per cent, due 1920,
97l5 bid. 9S1z asked; Columbus and Rome
first mortgage bonds, lndorsed by Central
railroad, - bid. 43 asked; Columbus and
Western. 8 per cent, guaranteed, III bid. -
asked; City and Suburban railway first
mortgage per cent. bid, s. asked;
savannah ana Atlantic per cent, in
1orsed, - bid. 81 asked; Electric railway
first mortgage bs = bio, 90 asked; South
Georgia and FLORIDA first mortgage Z per
cent 106 bid, asked; South
Georgia and Florida second mortgage l05
bid, = asked, Alabama Midland. 81 bid
railroad stocks-CentraI common, IT bid.
10 asked; Augusta and savannah Z per
cent, guaranteed, - bid, "a asked; Geor-
T-estern per cent. guaranteed includ-
ing order for div, 7612 bid, 77l3 asked; Cen
traI per cent. certificates, with order for
Ianta and West Point railroad stock, IS
hid S7 asked; Atlanta and West Point
per cent. certificates S4 nld, - asked
the state of Georgia, 163 bid, 1865 asked
Werchants' National Bank, 90 bid, 93
ssked. savannah Bank and Trust Com
,1anv - bid 1927 asked National Bank Of
Sayannah 100 bid. 1871 asked; Oglethorpe
savings and Trust Company, SS bid 100
asked: Citizens Bank, 10l bid. l02 asked;
chatham Real Estate and Improvement
Snr1nany 52 hid, 52ia asked; Germ ania
P7nk. i0l bid, 1922 asked; Chatham Bank
1s1L hid 491o asked: Savannah Construction
Company, "a bid, Is asked; Title Guarantee
ana Loan company. n bid, 79 asked.
orTon. Nov 20.-Bar silver was quoted
al NJ; 7s9s' York. Nov. 2o.-NIoney on call was
,aSv ar / per cent. The last loan was at
! Ter cent. and at the closing was offered
aI prime Inc T9el, mercantile paper 8a4 per cent.
steriinr exchange is strong, with actual
business in bankers bills >, at - $3.50 sg4
for sixty days and S4.stl4Et4el12 Tor de-
rnand: posted rates S.HId4.eS.
Commercial bills S4S6A4.
Covernment bonds were steady. state
bon3s mas were dun Railroad bonds were
ioSTI1 silver at the board was quoted at 63c
oiH, H.,, work. Nov. 20.-The treasury bal
arces were as follows: Coin, %l8SOo)o; cur
", ~, Work, NOV. Z0.-rhe following were
tbs orenfne quotations az the Stock EX-
change to-day: ,.,.
Eris ....................... ................. lta
Thcaro and Northwestern............iig59l@ 10
IN NNargoiy i' gad Western preferred. ....... 2la4
Rirbrroud ana West Point Terminal. l5lt
Western Tuinn.-+t... .'st.+t't'' ''ts..e. -
cntif bern Railway common. ..t.t..'++'tt Jl.2
Sav5 VarI. Nov 4.-The opening Of the
atock market was attended o5 nf4u' as,
highcr cables from London as Wen as
IrIsE inquiry from local shorts, bringing
+ ,b,uf tha gain In the leading snarrs "lAal
fo 3. 10 ll. per cent LackaWHhna sour
% EaItWIy preferred, Manhattan the
i,5u.friaia and the Giansars Wef. prom
.r,1t lu the imprnNemt tiL EhotllF atLtl
le ..,5.rine purposes ceased and The
mn.f1onamrut of aeti5n in ne mhNeF oi
chicago Burlington ana R1lhe 49,
.uf fresh HHaa iH tAo Hrbn#@fft
st ~. Iyta. .nl special uHhtiE lH VIZ fi"f
t.t ifI the iaet hour "h.i "a th.i ~,
,ia. .t.y..t.,. v 'tb President oabfl ~ thH
t..k island. iu NHlHh %" tal