The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-11

NosS1.s over S9,v1O Ct 800 per Sl00J
EOregn Exchangc-AIarket firm The
1oIoWhg are net Savannah quotations:
>. ytssiiheiclal demand, SfS9 sixty days.
80, ninety DAYS. S4dla: eontinentals.
SSoseugi francs, Paris ana hav-e. sixty
Sixty Gays, s. 3-l6
,,i ss5enrities-The market is active for Cen
Wette1n snail offerings, sales OF South
state Georgia, Az per cent. 1915.
30, DIG. 10 asked; Georgia, per cent,
SSo, 10 piq, JOG asked; Georgia 49, per
cent long dates. 102is bid 1884, asked
lily Bonds-New Savannah per cent,
July coupons 1912 bid. asked: New Sa-
kS5Ih&h . per cent, August coupons, 1919
blu, - asked.
=, Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
20 BsaahK 1ng company collateral, gold IS. 80
~, IVY asked; Central consolidated mort
gage Z per cent. coupons, January ana
July maturity, l2i bid. - asked; Savan-
nan ana Western railroad per cent. trust
~ ti..Cdtes, % bid, % asked; Savannah
Al AiiheIicus and Montgomery. 6 per cent. sc
~ % asked Georgia railroad, 8 per cent,
IsIg' IlV52 pid, Up asked; Georgia Southern
Si1 fiorlIa first mortgage, per cent, IS
eIl, 10 asked; Montgomery and Eufaula
Ltst mortgage per cent. Endorsed by
S S,,sta d railroad, bid, lo3 asked; Au-
cent, lO bid lOl asked; Ocean steamship
. per cent. due 1920, 97l2 BID, 9Sih asked;
CoiulnDus and Rome first mortgage bonds,
lndorSed by Central railroad. bid. 43
asked; Columbus and Western per cent,
guaranteed, - bid. 1l2 asked: City and SUI
bui I'd . railway NrSt mortgage per cent.
% bid, 80 asked Savannah and Atlantic
per cent lndorsed, IS bid, - asked; Eiec-
trio railway first mortgage 6s, 80 bid. 30
asked; South Georgia and Florida first
South Georgia and Florida second mort
gage, Jos bid, - asked; South Bound rail-
bama Midla nd. 50 bid 90 asked: Brunswick
and Western is, guaranteed II asked.
Railroad Stocks-Central common, y
| bid, Il asked; Augusta and Savannah Z
per cent. guaranteed. hid. 81 asked.
Georgia, common, 100 bid, 1872 asked;
Southwestern par cent, guaranteed. In
Guiding order for div, 20 bid Al asked;
Central per cent, certih safes. with order
for defaulted interest, 1912 bid, asked;
Atlanta and West Point railroad stock.
g3la bid, 81 asked; Atlanta and West Point
! per cent. certificates. SO bid, 81 asked.
Bank Stocks. Etc.-Citizens Bank, l0i
bid, 1912 asked Chatham Bank ,4SA bid, 4S94
asked Germania Bank. 1913 bid. lO4 asked:
| Merchants National Bank, 100 bid, 10l
asked; National Bank of Savannah 1873
bid. asked; Ogletaorpe Savings and
Trust Company, 100 bid, 10l asked; South
166 asked; Savannah Bank and Trust Com
pany, l06 bid, asked Chatham Real
bid, $40 asked; Savannah CONSTRUCTION
Company, "A bid, 75Ia asked; Title Guaran-
tee and Loan Company. SO bid, 81 asked
Brush Electric Light and Power Com
pany SO bid 81 asked Savannah Gas
Light Company, 20 bid, p asked; Savan-
nah Brewery Company, S7l2 bid, 9Sl2 asked.
easy. at 1411a per cent; the last loan was
at / per cent, and at the closing was Of
fered at l per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, 3G3l2 per cent
Bar silver, 66S4c.
Sterling exchange, easier, with actual
| business in bankers bills at "a. SSL "a. SS1e
| for sixty days and S4.S9d4S9A for demand.
Posted rates, $4.S9g49O. Commercial bills,
Government bonds were firm; state
bonds were steady; railroad bonds were
higher
Silver at the board was quiet
Now York, June 10-The treasury ball
ances were as follows; Coin, $685. COO;
| currency, 65,l17OO0.
/ New York. June 10-Noon.-Erie, 11S
| Northwestern, G9s; do preferred, 14l2s:
Lake Shore, 147; Norfolk and Western, pre-
ferred, 141a; Western Union 923s; Southern
Railway, common, 1875; Southern Railway.
preferred 39%: American Sugar l77A; Bal
| timore and Ohio. 63ls Canada Southern,
! So; St. Paul, SIS; Rock Island. 693s: Della
ware and Hudson. 128ls; Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1914; Manhattan, 1l3;
Michigan Central. &c., New York Central,
! 101%
/ New York, June 1O-As a rule, specula-
| ton on the Stock Exchange to-day was
/ very quiet, with the bulk of the limited
! trading confined to a small number of is
/ sues, such stocks as the Changers, few
/ of the Industrials and Anthracite Coalers,
| and some of the Specialties absorbing the
| major portion of the days business. De-
! spite the prevailing dizziness, the market
| ruled firm from start to finish, the only
noteworthy exceptions being the Anthra-
| cite shares, against which the bears di-
! rected special pressure. Several causes
| contributed to the generally better feeling.
/ chief among which were higher quota
/ tions from London and moderate pur-
chases by the Arbitrage brokers, more
/ favorable crop reports, which led to quite
| decline in wheat and served to Stlf1en
! the Granger shares; an easier tone to
| the foreign exchange market and eXpec-
! tations of the declaration of the regular
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! Manhattan. The advance met with prac-
! tically no interruption and such reac-
| tions as took place were generally the
| result of sales to realize profits. AT the
! top figures of the day, which We're gen
! orally attained during the latter part of
/ the afternoon, the Improvement over Sat
/ urday amounted to rs in Manhattan and
| 1sGC1 in the balance of the usually active
| list, with Burlington and Quincy, st. Paul,
| Western Union, Atchison, Sugar, and Chi
/ cago Gas most conspicuous in the rise.
| Atchison was strengthened by the large
/ deposits of securities under the plan of
| reorganization and by the action of the
! Joint executive committee in extending
the time for the deposit of stocks and
bonds until June II. Tennessee Coal and
Iron attracted most attention among the
| specialties, and the stock moved up grad
ually until the close, when 1t sold a. 32A,
a net advance of rs from last week s
closing. The continued upward move
! ment of this stock was generally attrib-
/ uted to buying bases on the more favor
able outlook for the iron trade Louis
/ vile, New Albany ana chicago ana Lake
/ Erie and Western were also notably strong
! stocks in this group, with advances rang
ing from q to IA on the other hand,
Susquehanna and Western preferred and
Minnesota Iron exhibited considerable
| weakness, and declined 115Gt2, although
the former afterwards regained most of
the loss. The closing Of the general mar
ket was firm at or very near the best
/ figures of the day. The net result of
! the days trading was an advance of 1s0l,
the latter in Burlington and Quincy. The
! Anthracite Coalers, with the exception of
Lackawenna, which was without change,
left off at declines ls0s from Saturday,
Jersey Central leading. The total sales
of stocks were 1866 1856 shares, of which
| burlington and Quincy figured for 20. 500,
| Sugar, Is, 900; Reading, 1890; Tennessee
! Coal and Iron and st. Paul, for II, 100. The
| bond market was higher. The sales of
| listed stocks aggregated lS7 600 shares,
| and of unlisted stocks, 2S,00 shares.
! New York Stock List, Closing Bids,
! Stocks and Bonds-American Cotton Oil,
70: do preferred, 7215; Sugar Refinery. 11734
! do preferred, 101; American Tobacco, 1875
| do preferred. 1l3; Atchison, Topeka and
| SANTA Fe. 102s; Baltimore and Ohio, 62ia
| Canada Pacific. 527s; Chesapeake and
! Ohio. 229s; Chicago and Alton, $50; Chicago.
| Burlington and. quincy, S22s; Chicago Gas,
! "a: Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
| Isl: Distillers and Cattle Feeders, 2oN
| Erie III; do preferred. %; Edison Cen
/ oral Electric 36I: Illinois Central, 95le;