The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-06

ley Factory 6, ,.., l00,s bid; loI4
l0S asked, Eagle and Phoenix Manufac-
turing Company per cent bonds so bid,
S2la asked.
tory. 60 bid. 20 asked; Eagle and Phoenix
Manufacturing Company, 20 asked; Au-
gusta Factory, y bid, as asked; Granite
Vile Factory, ,145 bid, $50 asked; Langley
Factory, common, SO bid, % asked; j. p
New York. April 5.-Money on call was
easy at 2d2ia per cent; the last loan was
at per cent ana at the closing was Of
PER Ia 4s 49, per per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at A.SSla for 60
days and AS9l5 for demand. Posted
rats, 4S9l5q490l5. Commercial bills,
Government bonds firm. state bonds
higher. Railroad bonds lower
silver at the Board was quoted at
New York. April 5.-The treasury bal
ances were as follows: Coin, SS51Si,0O0;
currency, S65,94S,o COO.
New York April 5,-Noon-Erie. 49,
Lake shore iSs; Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred, l2A Western Union, S7Ss South
ern Railway common. llA; southern Rail
l0lis; Baltimore and Ohio. 5Si2 Canada
southern, so; St. Paul. 81; Rock Island
"a; Delaware and Hudson, lZlss; Delaware
tan, ll2; Michigan Central, 90; New York
New York, April 5.-There was little dis
position to trade at the stock exchange
to-day and the total sales fell away TO
137, 200 shares. The dizziness was due TO
the desire on the part of the operators TO
await the outcome of the meeting of the
Anthracite Coal presidents. The latter
were in session all day and finally adj
journed without accomplishing anything
of great Importance. This was not
disappointment, however, as II was not
expected that the presidents could adjust
matters al this session. 1t was announced
that the questions i'm dispute viii be sub
mitted to arbitration If necessary, and
further that a resolution had been adopt
ed restricting production for April to
100000 tons The Coalers were again
rather feverish. Central declined from
95ia to @is and rose to 9iSs. Reading
ranged between 12#ml3ls. Delaware and
Hudson sold up p to 12S and returned to
1271a. Lackawanna declined Is to 1875.
A feature of the market was the Inquiry
for and advance In the Nanderbilts. Can
Cen 10 to sSl5. New York Central X
to 96 and Lake Shore Is to 1873. a belief
that the funk line presidents at
their meeting on Tuesday next will restore
eastbound freight rates strengthened the
stocks The Changers held firm, except
for Burlington and Quincy, which was in
clined to weakness on rumors that the
Forthcoming annual report will be worse
than generally expected. There was very
little to the international stocks, except
more active than the railways, the sales
of Sugar Electric and Disulling alone
figuring for d.7i0 shares in the grand total.
Sugar held well. selling at 100MMl0l3sn
1918, the reduction in certain grades of
refined not having had any influence on
the stock. General Electric was higher
rising ~ to 347s, with a reaction at the
close to 1875. The firmness was due to tho
practical competition of the deal with the
Westinghouse company; Dlstilling and
Cattle Feeding advanced to 1914 and later
receded to l53sm15A The early rise was
based on reports that all differences with
the American Distributing Company had
been adjusted. Cordage securities were
active and %m2h per cent. higher. Chi
cago Gas ran off a point to 7lH, but
closed unchanged. The weakness was the
result of rumors of a reduction in the
dividend rate. The formation of the stan
dard telephone company was used against
Western Union for time and the stock
declined "a to SIS. Speculation closed ir-
regular, but in the main firm. Net changes
show gains of u to = per cent. on the
day. The bond market was irregular.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated 1884,,
600 shares and of unlisted stocks ~ 600
shares.
New York Stock disclosing Bids
Stocks and Bonds-American Cotton Oil
26; do preferred, 72n73; Sugar Refinery,
1915; do preferred, 93lz; American To
cacco, 95Ia; do preferred, 108; Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe, 6s; Baltimore and
and Ohio, IN; Chicago and Alton, 147;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 73 Chi
cagO Gas, ia; Delaware, LackaWanna
and Western, 1884, District Cattle Feed,
151z Erie, 9lb; do preferred, 20; edison
General Electric, 33s; Illinois Central
Sta Lake Erie and Western. 17i4; do pre-
ferred, 7412 Lake Shore. 1917; Louisville
and Nashville, 573s; Louisville and N. A.,
7; Manhattan, 112 Memphis and Charles
ton, TO- Michigan Central, 93i5; Missouri
Pacific. "a; Mobile and Ohio, 1914: Nash
Vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis, 70;Unit-
ed States Cordage 6; do preferred 10ss;
New Jersey Central. 94Ik; New York Cen
trail, 9515; New York and New England
81; Norfolk and Western preferred, 1871
Northern Pacific, 41s do preferred 1851;
Northwestern, 917s; do preferred, 1887;
Pacific Mail, %; Reading, 10; Rock Island,
63%; st. Paul, 5S; do preferred, rs; Silver
Certificates, 65A; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, l75s; do do preferred, 55a75: Texas
Pacific, 9B; Union Pacific, 11A; Wabash
st. Louis and Pacific SIS; do do pre-
ferred, 14ik; Western Union, BIZ; Wheeiina.
and Lake Erie. y; do do preferred 49,
Southern Railway IS, S7h; Southern Rail-
way common. 49, Southern Railway
preferred, 80; South Carolina AIS, 1906
State Bonds-Alabama A. lU5; do B. JOG:
do G, IS bid; Louisiana stamped As 700:
North Carolina As, 101; North Carolina
Is, lA; Tennessee, new set, IS, 3i5s Vir-
ginia 6s preferred. 81 Virginia Trust Re
ceipts. 6Ss; Virginia Funding Debt 80
Government Bonds-United States 4s
registered, 111Ss; United States As cou-
pons, 1l2; United States Is, registered, 9J