The morning news., 1894-11-22
FINANCIAL.


Domestic Exchange-The tone OF the
market Is steady. Banks are buying at
1-16 per cent. discount and selling at lilo to
i per cent. premium.
Foreign Exchange - The market is
firm. The following are net savannah
quotations: Commercial demand, $3.50 i;
sixty days, S4.S524; ninety days, S4.S54 ;
francs, Paris and Havre, sixty days. S. q
Swiss, sixty days, $5.2Oa4; marks, sixty
days, s5.
State Bonds-Georgia, Az per cent 1915,
ia bid lis asked: Georgia per cent. 1895
i04s4 bid, 10512 asked; Georgia 3la per cent
long dates, 9S24 bid, 991 asked.
city Bonds-New Savannah per cent
quarterly January coupons, 1852 bid; -
asked; new savannah per cent. Febru-
arv coupons 1854 bid. 1853 asked.
Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral gold 5s. IS
bid 95 asked; Central consolidated mort
Juiy maturity, 1898, 1882 bid. - asked; Sa-
vannah and Western railroad 5 per cent.
trust certificates, j5 bid, 30 asked Sa-
yannah, Americus and Montgomery 6 per
per cent 1910, 1882 bid, 1l0 asked; Georgia
Southern and Florida first mortgage 6
and Eufaula first mortgage 6 per cent,
indorsed by Central railroad, lO6 bid, -
asked; Augusta and KnoXyille first mort
gage I per cent, 103 bid, l04l2 asked;
S7IS bid, 9Sls asked; Columbus and Rome
first mortgage bonds, indorsed by Central
railroad, - bid i3 asked; Columbus and
Western, per cent, guaranteed III bid, -
asked. City and Suburban railway first
mortgage I per cent, bid, 80 asked; ;
Savannah and Atlantic 5 per cent, in
d0rsed. - bid, 81 asked; Electric railway
frst mortgage 6s, - bid, 90 asked: South
Georgia and Florida first mortgage I per
cent lC6 r,Idqia bid saoord dSEed E6r, south ,d3
bid, > asked; Alabama Midland, 81 bid,
~ 'RaiIroad stocks-Central common. il bid,
md Gsavr ann n
cen+ gl1aruteed, -- bid S4 asked; Geor-
gia common. 152 bid, - asked; South
western per cent guaranteed, an nclud-
trsI & per cent. certificates, with order for
defaIlted interest "A bid, asked At
isnfa and West Point railroad stock, IS
I1er DtI, cenf. certificates, 81 bid, 49, asked.
T5anll stocks Etc.-Southern Bank of
the State Of Georgia, 16S bid, 165 asked;
Merchants National Bank, 81 bid, 80
aelFed. savannah Bank and Trust Com
1anv - bid 1928 asked; National Bank OF
ssaWannah. I3o bid 151 asked; Oglethorpe
Sa.;nqs and Trust Company, SS bid, 100
oeIad? citizens Bank, 10l bid, l02 asked;
Sbstbam Real Estate and Improvement
Company, % bid. 52l2 asked; Germania
rank. i0t bid, 1927 asked; Chatham Bank
teS bjd 49, asked; Savannah Construction
Tompany. IA bid, rs asked; Title Guarantee
and Loan Company, " bid, 70 asked.
eosv at I per cent The last loan was at
e ! Ser cent. and at the closing was offered
al prime p1t mercantile paper Sa4 per cent.
:,iir,t, 5aL exchange is strong. with actual
t,Isjness I'm bankers bills at $iS6d4.66A
For sixfv days and S4S7l4ft4STa for de-
t,9a,d. posted rates S.dU4.oS
commercial bills S4,o0'4' 90.
Covarnment bonds were steady. State
bonds were duh. Railroad bonds were
loTfiL, Siiy.r at the board was quoted at CSC
pi&, &ev York. Nov. 2t.-The following were
~, oopening quotations al the Stock EX-
change to-day. to-.
Erie ....,.... 80 -, t66is
tt>trfoIk and Western preferred. ....... 3l@.
richmond and West Point Terminal, l6A
/ Western IuiOn..,......''''''''' ''''..''.'.' %.
Southern Railway common ;'''''''''''' US
Scutbern Railway preferred. .,... ;,..;.. 81
SStg N,rk Nov. 2l.--The OVershddoWlhe
f.sture of the speculation a. the STOCK
lslshanpc to-day was the Chlcaso buI-
ington and quincy dlNideha ii9 ,il,,
ing Inc morning session an lHlpI ly'
.t,1,,siiad thai the directors would de-
pirt fbe regular rate. II was ihen ar
,,td tbat II the Burlington people could
hIrtsin their regular payments mere
,,',s no reason why the Northwest al,
liors al their coming mc'llut .ouIu
/ ,,f Ia the same. Consequently tN"tf W ~
I H,tits "a bulli-h feeling prevailing lhiousH-
~ M morning Prices moved up = 10
YNl ,, mi fhc leaders in the movement
t.it. American sugar, INC bittkrlH'
,ieytiI. and Nashville. slirsoui Il-
] "a. Ragding and Western lnlph.. E,ai
midday prIsa.ts rrIR,o,rf,or. of NJ. ouireg
/ l',1 .larel ths uelal 80 .idrr1 VT lt
/ t" ...rt tiu ffiH there aor firh .Y
] l,.r and br0ker- WHO has lif'f 'Aif
orders bought .,.lis oiE i.a. w. ibs5 no.sa. ads
] f.f IflafnU IIHTHf.n fNHf .N. II'I.