The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York. April 70, 4 p. m.-Money on call
is easy at per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and at the closing was offered at
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 81.0Ea per cent
Bar silver b29sc.
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at a 85A04 S51a for
sixty days and S. 0,1RG94 81 a for demand;
posted rates 81 s IA s9>..
Commercial bills 81 $500 81 for sixty
days and 81 S71&04 So for demand.
Government bonds strong. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds irregular
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York, April 12.-The following were
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
to-day:
Observation-Disclosures. 1873
Chicago and NorthweS tern ...... ..--..... 1O94
Norfolk and Western preferred ........ 27l8
kichmondand West Point Terminal. ga
Western Union. ............. ....... S456
New York Aprl 10 -Extreme dulness
characterized specu alton at the sto k ex-
change throughout the dav. The sales were
again under the l0l000 share mark, the exact
total being 98,5l5 shares. At intervals bust
ness came almost to standStlll and the
board room was practically deserted There
was little in the way of news to effect prices
and. as London sent only stra Sgllng orders,
the execution of these had no precepuule
influence. On the announcement that two
firms would probably snip total OF II -OOO
gold on Saturday, and still another firm
would forward 03CU UUU, an attempt WAS IHale
to depress the stock market, but the bears
met with poor reward. They added to their
outstanding short lines, but failed to deal in
long stocks in any volume. he usually
prominent railway shares for the day &C u
ated within a range of ls024 per cent. and
closed small fractions below last night
finals. Chicago Gas developed strength de-
S ute the long delay on the part OF Attor-
ney General Mallory in rendering a decision
in the quo warranto matter. The stock sold
up from CA to $50. and closed at 62ls. Dela-
ware and Hudson. after rising Toint to l4lat,
dropped rapidly to l,94. Manhattan ruled
strong. rising "a TO l2154 and losing only 3 OF
the advance. Lead yielded about a
point on light transactions. sugar enjoyed
squirt at the opening, selling up from 93,s to
o. but later yielded and closed a VA. Inc
erratic movement in Amerlcl IN Tobacco was
som ewhat OF a feature. The sto * rose "a to
oIl4 and suddenly broke to 1913, final tran sac
tlons we're at 91H. Outside OF the shares
named nothing transpired that calls for
comment and speculation left of. as II opened,
namely, hstless but steady in tone. The mar
ket for railway and miscellaneous bonds, was
irregular. Sales listed 5000 shan es unlisted
% 900 shares.
The quotations at the closing were as fol-
lows:
ANN. Cotton Oil 3O5 Missouri Pacific. 300
do pref ....... - Mobile & Ohio. Is
Sugar Refinery. Q32l Nash. G. * st. L.. "a
do pref ....... SEA Natl Cordage T.. IN
American ToD'co. 0I5a do do pref. ~
do pref -. 1Oe IN j. Central.
Atchison. rs ST, lss n. Y. Central. -. 1O01
Baltimore& Ohio. SO1s ". Y. & n. E.. ll9s
Canada Pacific. 81 INorf Westptd.- - =
Ches. s. Ohio. 1914 Northern Paolhc. . .
Chicago & Alton 40 do preferred. .2lA
Chicago, b. & O.. SlA Northwestern " 10y
Chicago Gas. ..,.. 62A DO preferred. 1909
Del, Lacks w. ..l63 Pacihc MALL. io4
East as, q tennessee Si =. * Richm'd T'minai 9s
do pref -...... 10 ROCK Island .''''. va