The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT

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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT
Spirits. Rostns
Stock on hand April 1......... 11.64 IOg977
Received yesterday. ......... 1877 k2Ol
Received previously. ... I26. 933 30SSlO
Total,........,............... l89,884 ns,4s8
Exported today ............... IS 3205
Exported previously ......... 1864 32O99e
Total. ...~...,. 90. 8s78a 82l 2ol
Stock on hand and on ship.
board to day -. 49,. =. .57li5 942s4
Stock same day last year. zee. p 1872 1856 Ss7
Receipts same daV last wear 200 arr
Price spirits turpentIne same
/ udy tdsI year. ..-...-..... 2Oc
New York. July 23.-Rosin dull but steady;
strained; common TO good, 81 27lS0S1 So Z.
Iurpentlne quiet and steady at 29J%c.
| Charleston, July 3D. Spirits turpentine
hrm at 271ac; receipts 9S casks Rosin-
GOOD strained firm at 81 90; receipts 233 bar
relS.
1 Wilmington, N c.. July 28.-Rosin firm;
strained 871.c; good strained, 9255c. Spirits
tGrpentlne notnlIg doing quoted a PC Tar
nrm, 81 e. Crude turpentine firm; hard
/ d W. SOIL 81 70; virgin. a. -.
Financial.
| savannah, July 23.-Money is easy.
DomeStc EXchan@e-Hhe tone of the mar
! ket Is steady. Banks are buying at par nd
selling at i per cent. premium I'D to 81 Ol1
and 10 of per cent for amounts of IS. OO)
| and over
Foreign E,xchange-Market steadier.
The following are net Savannah quotations:
| Sterling commercial demand, - So: sixty
| days "a 8624 ninety days, "a S615 francs. Paris
I ana HaVre. sixty days, IS 10: Swiss sixty
| days, 80 2O4: marks, sixty days 95k
| SecurltleS-The market is very dull and
! quiet
State Bonds-Georgia AZ per cent. 1915.
id3 pa, IA asked; Georgia per cent. 1895,
| lO4 bid, lJ42l asked; Georgia 81 per cent
! long dates, 9612 bld, 97A asked.
| CITY Bonds-New savannah per cent.
quarterly October coupons 1857 bid, 1851
| pons, 1854 bid. - asked.
Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral, gold IS, 88 bid,
! - asked; Central consolidated mortgage z
! per cent. coupons. January and July maturity,
1898, ll6 bid. - asked; Savannah and West
er9 railroad per cent. trust certificates, As
bid, Al asked; Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery per cent. so bid, asked;
Georgia railroad per cent. 1910, l07 bid, 1903
| asked; Georgia Southern and Florida first
mortgage per cent. bid, 81 asked
| Montgomery and Eufaula first mortgage &
| per cent. lndorsed by Central railroad, 100
| bid, - asked; Augusta and Knoxville first
mortgage Z per cent. lJl1z bid, asked, Ocean
| steamship per cent, due in 1920 81 bid, 100
| asked: Columbus and Rome first mortgage
! bonds. indorsed by Central railroad IL Did =
asked; Columbus and Western per cent
! guaranteed, 80 bid, asked; City and Sub
urban railway first mortgage 7 per cent, -
| bid, 81 asked; Savannah and Atlantic per
cent, Endorsed, 25 bid 40 asked; Electric rail-
| way first ortgage Is, So bid - asked; South
| Georgia and Florida first mortgage per
| cent, l05 bid 100 asked; South Georgia and
Florida SECOND mortgage 10l bid, 105 asked;
| Alabama Midlands. IS bid. so asked.
! Railroad Stocks-Central common, bid,
| ~ asked Augusta and savannah per cent,
| guaranteed, IS bid, 81 asked; Georgia com
| mon, las bid, asked: Southwestern
! z per cent. guaranteed, including Or
| der for div 10 bid, II asked; Central per
| cent certificates, with order for defaulted
interest, 21ll bid, % asked; Atlanta and
| West Point railroad stock, Is bid, SIS asked;
| atlanta and West Point 6 per cent certih-
| Gates. 50 bid. 81 asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Southern Bank of the
| State of Georgia, 1884, bid, = asked ex divi-
dend Merchants National Bank. 81 bid, -
| asked ex dividend; Savannah Bank and trust
| Company. l01h bid 1929 ex-dividend asked:
| National Bank Of Savannah $50 bid, -ex div
! idend asked; Oglethorpe Savings and Trust
J Company. IS bid 80 ex-dlvidend asked; Citi-
| Zcns Bank, 1909 bid. i0ll% ex dividend asked
| Chatham Real Estate and Improvement Com
| pany, 5i2t bid, asked ex-div; Germania Bank,
| lQOIk bid, 1917 eX-dividend asked; Chatham
| Bank 4SA bid, 491a ex-dlvidend asked; Sa-
vannah Construction Company, "a bid, 7f
| asked Title Guarantee and Loan Company
| "a bid, 70 asked.
New York, July %, p. m.-Money on call
easy at l per cent. The last loan at per
cent. and at the closing was offered at per
| cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 311@4 per cent
Bar silver 65-ac.
Sterling exchange is 0rn. with actual DuSl-
ness in bankers bills at 81 S754 al 671a for sixty
days and 81 8Sig4 $50 for demand; posted rates
Commercial bills 81 s34@1s7 for sixty
days.
Government bonds steady. State bonds dull
| Railroad bonds weak.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day wa
| neglected
New York, July 23.-The following were
the opening quotations al the Stock Exchange
| to-day:
Chicagoand Northwestern ............. 1917
| Lake Shore ....................,..,.. l291s
Norfoikand Western preferred ........ 1913
! Richmondaad West Point Terminal. 80. 1925
| WESTERN Mon. ...-. ............. ...,... oo4
New York, July 23.-American Sugar rein
| ing was again the overshadowing feature OF
speculation a the Stock Exchange, over ILL.,
! 90 shares changed hands and the price after
| vibrating frequently within range OF a
couple of points finally bounded upward from
! lOl z to 1857, closing at 1919 The dealings
we're attended with considerable animation,
some round amounts changing hands at inter
| Vais. The stock received inside support all
| day and the tuying was based on dis patches
from Washington that the fate of the
tariff bill was in doubt on account Of
the dissensious between the Senate
and House on sugar duties The jump
in Sugar led to several rallies in the
! general list, which before had shown declin-
| ing ten ency in consequence OF the un-
| favorable character of st. Paul earnings for
| the first two weeks of July. as well as on ac-
| count of the lower quotations from London;
| the advance on sterling exchange and the
engagement OF s500,0O0 gold for export to
| Europe by the steamship HaYel tomorrow.
| The bankrupt and other low price stocks
were notably heavy and touched the lowest
prices for some time past. Missouri Pacific
| f.u 2R Big Four IL, Burlington and Quincy
| / Chicago Gas 13s. Northwest Ia, St. Paul
i9s. Rock Island II. Denver and
| Rio Grande Ia (preferred to 25A
! Whisky IA, Northern Pacific preferred
! III. Union Pacific is, Western Union = =,
| Atchison y Manhattan z. The lowest quo
| buttons were generally touched around
| O'Clock following when there was rally Of
! /. to * in the railways and an advance in
National Lead from o74 to 1914, this stock
! having been mott eably strong. Among the
| specialties United states Leather fell off to
! 5SlL. and later rose to IS, MANITOBA rose "a to
| I041s The total sales were 2l9, 1863 shares.
| Gneculatlon left of steady in tone Railroad
bonds were generally weak. Sales listed
| stocks, 80 600 shares; unlisted. 12ltOJ shares.
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
| lows:
ANN. Cotton Oil. 262s Missouri Pacific. 242s
DO Dref 69610Il Mobile & Ohio. Is
! c,Saar Rehnery l04 Nash. C. 81 St. L.. is
do pref -. "a U. ). Cordage =. 20%
| ATnerican Too'co. Sc do do pref. 351s
do pref .1Ol15I N. J. Central. .... 1857
! Atkinson T&SF. 59aIN. Y. Central. go, 81
! Baltimore& Ohio. q r. 4 y. E.;;. i47s
| Canada Pacific. 6:24 Norl g Vest to ~