The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financi


| New York. March IS D. m.-Money on call
| is easy at per cent. The last loan was at 1
per cent, and at the closing was offered at /
/ per cent.
Sterling exchange is easy. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at "a S6lag4 S62z for
sixty days and 81 sL4@4 IS for demand;
Commercial bills 81 8594 s5}l for sixty
| days and 81 S714G4 S1ta for demand
Government bonds firm. State bonds higher.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
New York. March 9s.-The following were
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
| today:
Ere Observation-Disclosures. 1874
Chicagoand Northwestern......... lO8a4
/ Lake Shore ....-............... $50
/ NorfoIkand Western preferred ......... 222t
/ Richmondand West Point Termlnal..... ia
| Western Union. ............. ...,... sos
| New York. March 2S.-London determined
| the course of our market to-day. English or
/ ders for fully 5000 shares OF the Union Pa
! chic, Louisville and Nashville and other IN
/ teruationaI stocks having been executed. a
/ rumor cached here late in the day thai the
| final settlement OF the Barring difficulties had
! at last been accomplished II this &c so, no
| other reason is required for the recent buying
| OF American securities Union Pacific was
| the favorite among International stocks and
| rose from 1871 to 2lIs on transactions oil only
| 8 100 shares 1t was stated that the work
| OF recognizing the company had made
| material progress. and that the bill for the
settlement of the company S deSt on per
| cent basis will be introduced early next
week Louisville and Nashville moved up
! IL; Atchison Y; Northern Pacific preferred
= a; Kansas Southern and Texas 4: do pre-
! ferred u; Erie ga and Norfolk and western
! prefe FRED ia This completes the list of
! stocks bought for foreign account. Delaware
and Hudson jumped nearly points to 1871.
( The directors at their meeting decided to is
! sle s. 100000 new stock at par, to the stock
! holders to retire maturing bonds. The gran
/ gers were IN brisk demand, st. Paul
I rising to $50 Northwest to 1904
| Rhode Island to 7O1a, ex-div1dend Bur
| Iington and Quincy to S3A, and Omaha to
| 3qJ5 Reading first declined to 1913 and later
rose to and closed at 2ls. The feature OF the
/ industrials was the activity and improve
ment in Lead stocks, based on reports that
| the business OF the company shows an In
! crease over last year. 1he common rose
from 81 to 3Slk and preferred from 1873 TO S338.
Cotton Oil advanced 1 Is to 3l1s and preferred
| l5ito 719{. Whisky was quiet. sugar fell ~ to
! Ss7, and recovered TO 90. The decline was due
I to the shutting down OF certain OF the con-
| Germ s rehneries, due to lack or orders. me
market closed strong and lhGo593 per cent.
higher on the day, the lndusLrlals
| leading The transactions in bonds TO day
| reached the heavy total OF S29l3.OOO. The in
ouirv was not confined to local operators by
anV means London and the continent having
taken round amounts Of the low priced IS
sues CIT edged mortgages are not obtain
! ablc AT figures that yield fair income, ana
| buyers are compelled to take up bonds sell
inc In the neighporhood of par and teloW the
| figure named. which are reasonably certain
Of meeting interest charges. sales OF listed
stocks Iil OOJ shares; unlisted 26OJO shares
Tbc quotations at the closing we're as fol-
Ann Cotton Oil. 81 Missouri Pacific. 27H