The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-14
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT


exported To-Day ............ 80 58s 3.lS5
exported previously ....,.. lO3,iO6 S16,O23
1o.., -o.oo, - -
Iotal......... .....- .'...-. lO3,994 S79.2OS
Stool, m hand and IN sbtv - --
hoard o-dav 90 900 II, no.
Stool sane Sa,, last '' 90 eco i5 90
Receipts same day last YEAR 0yS $50
Price snIrits tnrnenrIne same ''''0 o'0o'
dav last wear o9c
~ - 49,, =, -.
strained c,,,l6, NCsln STEADY qSlet
T,,r,Dan "t5 W, soOou' u IVOsI 10
1GGTIpentlne STEADY at 2s1aQ 5Oc.
= ~, SlatIeS 5( aug. Is, Splrus turpentlne
- - Ss E,72S' Locelpts "a casks. hosln-
so $50 SVrd'neu urn al SOci receipts 800 par
TIi,r,,u..., ~ n -
.. w i I'M son' n. - aug: lo.-6osln STEADY;
SCLalIoq, ooc, gooQ stralned' VIC. spirits
" ~ pon'Iue, nLh az go Dl9i receipts lZo
S StS, tar sueaoy al a. 81; Crude turpentlne
sVoauy' hdru d W. sou 81 W; virgin, & ~.
Financial
e..o.. -
SaVdhnani aug l5'-Money IS easy.
Domesuc hXchange-Ihe tone OF the mar
ket IS STEADY Banks are buying at par and
Selilng al "a per cent premium up to 5000
ana Ito or per cent. for amounts of IS, 900
ana over.
Eorelgn Exchange-Market dull. The
ioIloWlng are net savannah quotations.:
5oe[Ilhg GoulInerelai demand, n S71a; sixty
uaS ., 2 ooA ninety Gays, a 80: francs. Paris
ana HaVre. Sixty days, 10 10; Swiss, sixty
uayS, DO zOA' MARKS sixty Gays5 30
SecurlIles3Ihe market Is quiet.
sVoVO Apnuo HCOteld IA per. CENT 1910,
id51a pa ll44 asked; Georgia per cent 1896
iO4A4 BID, lOSh asked; Georgia 81 per cent,
long dates, wa old, ss4 asked.
City Bonds-New Savannah per cent
quaEterIy OctoDer coupons lO5A bid, 1854
asked new Savannah per cent. November
coupons, 1857 bid. lU6 asked.
Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Banking company collateral, gold 5s, SS bid,
asked; Central consolidated mortgage Z
per cent. coupons, January and July maturity,
1898, ~ bid; - asked; Savannah and West
ern railroad . per cent. trust certificates. A.
bid, A. asked; Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery per cent. 80 bid, asked;
Georgia railroad per cent. 1910, l07 bid, 100
asked; Georgia Southern and Florida first
Montgomery and Eufaula first mortgage 6
per cent. lnaorsed by Central railroad lOl
old, - asked Augusta and Knoxville first
m9tortgage q per cent, lOl bid 10? asked; Ocean
Sj PeI CENT, que in lS2O 30 old, "
bonTs fndorsaS 10, Slu n9Lle nrss mortgage
is iiIETi 81 ny ConIrdI Iallroa9' ii ola -
sSsga S0u aa d ana western per cent
S SFd n railway gstH9y first mortgage per cent
DIG % asked, savannah "a ,atl and Atlantic per
ay rst MORTGAGE rs Is Sid Eiec5rie rail-
G cs5 ios ana ma t no ssa5 first mortgage per
TIaraa 10O se 81 40 aSheu SCUM georgia ana
as I1elHa seC0no 4mi99rtgage 1922 bid 1854
Ga ti, 90 ola, ~ asked
10 osi-aS' 1SN-t l a. SoIlilou, = olu
onaranteed q bid ~ os,o per CENT
49, % OiIa o. aShGu' Georgia. com
= oer cant cuapon+os5u i.o0uCumo9VelH
der for div, 60 bid "a asked. TentraI 3 ,'nr
intnreet % ia WE" vi orGer lot aeIaulted
West Point railroad stoclr "a hid X asl,ed - =.
Atlanta and West Point per cent certif.
Gates. 80 bid. 90 asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Southern Bank of the
State of Georgia, 16l bid, - asked: Mer-
chants National Bank 81 bid 92% asked:
Savannah Bank and Trust Company, lO2 bid
1857 asked National Bank of Savannah 100
n grIs,Vt,
Company 90 bid 10 asked: Citizens Bank
10l bid 1917 asked: Chatham Real Estate
and Improvement Com pany, sos bid asked .
Germania Bank 1917 bid 1902 asked
Chatham Bank. bid 40 asked: Savan-
nah Construction Company, "a bid, rs asked
Title Guarantee and Loan COMPANY rs bid
- asked
New YORK. Aug Is 4 D. m.-Monev on cau
easy at 1 Der cent The last loan at nar
cent. and at the closing was offered AT ner
cent.
Prime mercantile naner 3Iz7tlS nor can't
BAR SILVER 60,
STERLING eychanre is weak. bankers,
bills at A 86IS IA Sjg[ for sixty DAYS and
81 S5Lt04 s73< for demand; Dosted rates
"a s,I%QI4 So
Commercial bills Al s53f74 Ss1f for sixtv
DAYS
Govern ment bonds steady State bonds dull
Railroad bonds stronp
New Yori- An ISThe foIlowjng uyera
ingnnotations :. the Stoclr ETchan1e
TO-DAY.
Lrr,a 1.s,
Gb{coo ad Sortbras,sr '''''' nc
7 80 sSI-e '0' Va $50 20 % q
GorSoiI ga Iie.tor 90 y
Pfcbmnrd and vVest point To -r,i,,i - .
T n1OniionG auL "eS' oiHV Ae'I4lu4I'''' a. g
"ee'el = L4ion 80 -; '''''''' ...,'': GUS
New YORK aug !o'-lt mas oeen stated from
tlne 10 tlne OF Idte tnat the slugRlshness OF
the STOCK marKet was the result OF the failure
OF the national IeglslatuTe 70 agree upon a
tarln pohcy IL mattered not, so the traders
contehueu, Whdt me Ilnes on tne poIlcy aeter'
mined upon might re, as long as something
definite was oHered. 30 Iar as traders were
concerned, II could be either the wilson bill
or the German measure eitntr one would DO
TO start up speculation. Inc main point was
to break the oesQ-lock. Today market