The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-05
r. Ii. SPERRY 81 CO.,
DEALERS N
Southern Securities,
$50 f. GERMAN ST. BALTIMORE. MD.
Entire issues bought. Advances
made or marketable cOIIateraIs.

/ ROOMS. anu lUltuCul DulluluSs
Telephone No $40
wick and Western As. 7s bid. "A asked:
South Bound railroad 5s, IS bid, Is asked.
Railroad StOcks-Augusta and Savan-
nah, sO32 BID, - asked; Central common,
| 10 bid, II asked; Georgia common. III
bid, 179 asked; Southwestern, 9Eia bid. -
asked; Central 6 per cent. certificates,
a bid, p asked. Atlanta and West
/ Point railroad stock 100 bid. ~ asked /:
/ Atlanta and West Point per cent. Ger
/ tificates, 1C0 bid, asked.
Gas Stocks-Savannan Gaslight stock
4 0ls bid, p asked; Electric Light and Pow
/ er Company. 6il2 bid, 65l2 asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Citizens' Bank, 10
/ bid, Ill asked; Chatham Bank, 40 bid,
1872 asked; Germania Bank. IO9 bid, -
asked; Merchants National Bank. lO4
/ bid, 1854 asked; National Bank OF Sa-
| yannsh, 1872 bid. 1873 asked: Oglethrope
| asked; Southern Bank of the state of
/ Georgia. l64i2 bid, l5j asked; Savannah
| Bank and Trust Company 100 bid, 10 ask
| ed; Chatham Real Estate and Improve
/ ment Company, \, IS bid. 81 asked: b.
/ 81 bid 81 asked; Savannah Construction
! Company, 1S1a bid, 1919 asked Title
Guarantee and Loan Company, 90 bid, -
/ asked.
Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory. Gs.
! l02 bid, 10i asked Sibley Factory Is. lC5
I bid, l0S asked; Enterprise FACTORY Is. l02
| bid, 10f asked; Eagle and Phoenix Manu-
| featuring Company per cent bonds, So
/ bid, 80 asked
Factory Stocks-Savannah Cotton Fac.
/ tory, 81 bid, 90 asked; Eagle and Phoenix
| Manufacturing Company, y bid, % asked:
Augusta Factory "A bid, &c asked; Gram
] iteVille Factory, l5S bid, 100 asked; Langley
| Factory, JOG bid, los asked; Enterprise
! Factory, common, IS bid, 100 asked; j. T.
! King Manufacturing Company. lO6 bid lOX
| asked; Sbley Manufacturing Company.
! IS bid, 50 asked; Savannah Brewing Com
! pany, IS bid, 50 asked.
New York. Nov 4.-Money on call easy
| at 2a21a per cent; the last loan was at
2 per cent. and at the closing was at >
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5Q512
per cent.
Bar silver 67&c.
Sterling exchange, strong. with actual
! business in bankers bills at $4S754m4 SS
posted rates, $L6S12q4S912 Commercial
| Government bonds, easier; state bonds.
| dull; railroad bonds, weak
| Silver at the board was neglected
New York, Nov. 1.-The Treasury bal
ances We're as follows: Coin, $50, 1884, i5,
New York. Nov. 4.-Noon.-Erie. 117s:
! Northwestern, lOi1s; do preferred. 14l
Lake Shore, 1872; Norfolk and Western
| preferred. Il; Western Union. 9O5s; South
| ern Railway, common, llst; Southern
Railway, preferred, 357s; American Sugar
| lOO;s; baltimore and Ohio, 6O4; Canada
! Southern, 549s; ST. Paul. "A; Rock Island
! 749s; Delaware and Hudson 1870; Delaware
! Lackawanna and Western, 16S; Manhat-
! tan, lO5s4 Michigan Central, 50; New York
| Central l00
New York. Nov. 4.-There was further
| extensive POPULATIONS at the stock ex-
change to-day and a lower range of prices
! was established. London was again Il
heavy seller of stocks, owing to the politi-
| cal complication abroad and the foreign
| ers We're credited with disposing of 30
| coo shares of Louisville and Nashville
| Wabash, Reading Atchison and other
| prominent issues. Commission houses were
active and considerable long stock was
| sold for the account of holders whose
margins have been weakened by the
4 steady shrinkage in values. Boston sol;
Atchison and Burlington and Quincy
| and these sales were attributed to the
| break in Coppers there. Local bear op-
orators were more aggressive, one house.
! supposedly acting for Cammack, having
| thrown over at least 10000 shares OF
! stocks. The strength of the sterling ex-
| change market accelerated the downward
movement and there was the usual talk
| about gold exports. The disturbances
| abroad lend additional interest to the sub
! Ject, although up to the close of bust
! ness no arrangements had been made for
! shipments. The impression is that there
! Will be no outward movement al least
! until saturday, and even then shiDments
may be avoided, as prominent house Is
| expected in the market with 800 pounds
! cables later in the week. The pressure
| to sell was most pronounced in the case
! OF the lnternatonals, Southwesterns ana
! Changers. Louisville and Nashville fell
! rs to 53la; Kansas and Texas preferred
| z to 30A Atchison, 2k to 1872; do pre-
ferred, 2A to 24A; Wabash preferred, !
| to 10; Denver and Rio Grande preferred,
| rs to 47as; Missouri Pacific, 15s to 2Sa4 Mo
| bile and Ohio, 15s to 1888: Big -Four. IL
to 4OA; Lake Shore, ~ to AZ Burlington
| Rock Island 15s to 1885; Chicago Gas,
| rs to 65l5; Colorado Fuel, 215 to 81; Della
ware and Hudson, to 129; Jersey Central,
"a to 1864; Pacific Mail, IL to 26ls; Ten
nessee Coal, 1as to 36; Rubber, 17s to 35Is.
and do preferred, IA to 9lk. The weak
ness of the Atchison securities was as
| crlbed TO poor earnings and the failure of
the insiders to agree on the personnel OF
the new, directory and officers: The Grang-
ers held well for a time, the result of
Paul and Rock Island road. Near the
close some of the minor bears covered
| their shorts and a rally of "A to IL per
cent. ensued, but in the final transactions
Lake Shore and St. Paul, Kansas and
Texas preferred and Southern Pacific suf-
tered. The market closed weak and "A
to 29s per cent. lower on the day, Louis
Vile and Nashville leading. Southern Pa
cific, however, lost 31s per cent. The sales
We're 3l4 9l3 shares; $4,000 Atchison &c 900
Sugar, 29s0O St Paul. 24.5O0 BTrlington
and Quincy, q, 200 Reading and 16 zoo Louis
vile. and Nashville. Tomorrow being a
! institutions Will be closed. Bonds We're
weak. The sales footed up 81, 525, 600
New York stock disclosing bids-stocks
and bonds-American Cottle Oil q: do IRE
ferred, 6S1s; Sugar Refinery. I067s; do pre-
ferred, 9Ss4 American Tobacco 89jb; do
preferred, 1851; Atchison. T. and S. f.,
15ss; Baltimore and Ohio, 5915; Canada Pa
cific, STE; Chesapeake and Ohio, 10: Chi
ago and Alton, $50; Chicago, b. and @.
SO; Chicago Gas, coH Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1861 Distillers, Cattle
Feeders. 2l94; Erie, liz; do preferred. 22ls:
Edison General Electric, 30 Illinois Cen
trail, go: Lake Erie and Western. q; do
preferred "a; Lake Shore, H. Louisville
and Nashville, 53$s; Louisville and N A.,
81; Manhattan 1861; Memphis and
Charleston. Is; Michigan Central, 90; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 29A; Mobile and Ohio. 1917;
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis IS:
United States Cordage, rs; do preferred,
1915: n. ]. Central, 1O7; N. Y. Central, 997s:
N Y. and n. E., As; Norfolk and Western.
preferred, II; Northern Pacific, az; do
preferred, 49, Northwestern. 1913; do
preferred, 1t6; Pacific Mail, 1854; Reading
12A; Rock Island 1884,; St. Paul, 741s: do
preferred, 1875; Silver Certificates. S.; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron, &c; do do preferred,
les; Texas Pacific, 3; Union Pacific 1917:
wabash. St. L. and p, ~; do do PREFER
ed, 10; Western Union. 9O1 Wheeling and
L. F., 49,: 90 do preferred, as; Southern
Railway IS, %; Southern Railway. common
11si; Southern Railway, preferred, IS.
State BOnds-Alabama A, 1922; do B.
1922; do c, 100; Louisiana stamped As, 100;
North Carolina As, 1O4; North Carolina 6's,
124; Tennessee, new set, 3s, IS; Virginia
6's, preferred, 6lz; Virginia Trust Receipts
So; Virginia Funding Debt, 62%; South
Carolina AS, Jos.
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