The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-20
FINANCIAL.

par and selling at Il per cent. premium In
70 So,VVO; over 5000 at 500 per $1,000.
xTorelgn EXchange-market strong. The
TfDnONlhg are net Savannah quotations;
SSVsI5nnerclal demand, AS9 sixty days,
sea- sfesdy Ninety ,r: days A.@is; eontinentals
days, SSH; Swiss, sixty days, S5lSii;
marks, sixty days. 80 3-l6
sScul1ues-The security market is steady
at the advance.
State Bonds-Georgia, ~ per cent, 1915
1d9e DID no asked; Georgia, I per cent,
Ioso IV9 bid, los asked; Georgia 3is per
cent, long dates, 1929 bid, lO3lk asked;
HSS1?rgla OF per cent, 1915, l0l bid, 102 asked.
CITY Bonds-New Savannah per cent,
July coupons, l07lk bid, Jos asked; New Sa-
k va per cent, August coupons. 1912
Did, los asked.
Railroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Bsa,nking Company collateral, gold 81. 50
s olu, rg asked; Central consolidated mort
51fSy m per per cent? coupons. January and
nan ana Western railroads. per cent, trust
certlncates, 53lz bid, SAY asked; Savannah
hA.i5ner1cus and Montgomery per cent, IS
Dlu o. asked; Georgia railroad per cent.
l5lV, III bid, l12 asked; Georgia Southern
ana FLORIDA first mortgage, 6 per cent 100
eelu, lOl asked; Montgomery and Eufaula
central railroad 1041a bid 1851 asked; Angus
Ia and Knoxville first mortgage per
cent, 1897 bid, - asked; Ocean Steamship
per cent, due 1920, 97iz bid 9Sla asked;
columbus and Rome first mortgage bonds,
lndorsed by Central railroad, - bid, IS
asked; columbus and Western per cent,
guaranteed, - bid, 112 asked; City and Su-
burban railway, first mortgage I per cent.
~ DID, - asked; Savannah and Atlantic 5
trlc railway first mortgage 6s, 80 bid. 80
nortaap soqtn Georgia and Florida first
South Georgia and Florida second
mortgage, los bid, asked; South Bound
tsd a TO az Ssi indoIsed ~ bid, 751a asked;
wick and Western As, guaranteed, n
asked
Railroad Stocks-Central common, 10
bid, = asked: Augusta and Savannah Z
Georgia, common. 164 bid. 167 asked
southwestern per cent. guaranteed in
Guiding order for div, so bid, IS asked; Cen
tral per cent certificates. 2lis bid, 22l5
asked; Atlanta and West Point railroad
stock 94la bid, IS asked; Atlanta and West
POINT per cent. certificates, 94lz bid, 95
Bank Stocks. Etc.-Citizens Bank, Jos
6id, : asked; Chatham Bank, 4S12 bid,
- asked 81 Germania Bank 1914 bid, :
asked; merchants National Rank, 1909 bid
lD19 asked; National Bank of Savannah 1870
bid, 1873 asked; Oglethorpe Savings and
Trust Company, 100 bid, 101 asked; south
EN- Bank Of the State of Georgia. 165 bid,
LOB asked; Savannah Bank and Trust
company, l06 bid, = asked; Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company, 81
6ld, a41s asked; Savannah Constructor
company, "a bid, T51a asked; Title Guaran-
tee and Loan Company, 80 bid, 81 asked !;
Brush Electric Light and Power Com
pany, 50 bid, 81 asked; Savannah Gas
Light Company. 2019 bid, 211. asked; Savan
nah Brewery Company, 81 bid % asked
New York, June 19-MOney on call was
easy at ld11s per cent; the last loan was at
l per cent, and at the closing was offered
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
3131z per cent.
Bar silver. Gsac.
Sterling Exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S815G74 8saI
for sixty days and a. S912d4 $685. for de-
Hand; Posted rates, $4.S9q4.9O. CONNER
cial bills. $4.STl56I4. $50
Were firm. Railroad bonds we're strong.
Silver at the board was dull.
New York, June 19.-The treasury bal
rency, SOS, 100000.
New York, June 10, noon-Erie, 97s;
Northwestern, 1855; do preferred, AS; Lake
Shore, l491e; Norfolk and Western pre-
ern Railway, common. 141@ Southern Rail
way, preferred, Ala American Sugar
llSA; Baltimore and Ohio, 631a; Canada
Southern. &c; St. Paul, 68A Rock Island
70; Delaware and Hudson, 1884, Delaware
LaczaWanna and Western, 1872 Manhat-
tan, lis; Michigan Central, 1925; New York
Central, 102.
New York, June 19-Stoclks were jrreeu-
lar again to-day and the transactions were
on a smaller scale, footing up 233, 097 shares
against $4,000 yesterday. In to-day's total,
sugar figured for nearly $1,000 shares, and
the stock was the most conspicuous figure
OF the trading. The price advanced to and
closed at 1899, a gain of ~ per cent on
the day. One firm, said to enjoy the conf
dence or insiders, was the heaviest buy
er, and IL was reported in trade circles
that the Company was a large holder of
raw sugars. In view of the troubles in Gu
ba, this was considered an important point
by the bulls IN the stock, who were pre-
dieting still higher figures. Linseed oil was
In better demand than of late and rose 13s
to 351s. RealizationS however. carried the
price back to 90. Chicago Gas, Tobacco and
General Electric were quiet. Distillers first
fell to 1Ss4, and then rose to 1885 and left
off at 1885. The railway list was inclined
to weakness at times, the strength of the
sterling exchange market and London sell
ing of St Paul and Louisville and Nash
vile having induced the professional trad
ers to sell for turn. These operators made
but little impression on prices as they are
unable to force out long stock. There were
a few strong features to the railway list
notably Lake Shore. Missouri Pacific.
Reading, Wheeling and Lake Erie and
New England Lake Shore sold up to 1879
Missouri Pacific to 23l Reading to IS;
Wheeling and Lake Erie to 1424, and New
England to 45ls. Lake Shore advanced on
investment buying and Missouri Pacific
on the improved prospects of the Company,
because of the proposed funding of its
floating debt. Readings firmness was due
in a measure to an impression that on the
will be taken to re-establish the anthra-
cite coal trade on a paying basis. Specula-
ton closed about steady In tone. Net
changes for the day show losses of 14Gss
per cent in the usually active list Sugar.
Jersey Central Manhattan and Reading.
however, gained AL per cent. Bonds were
strong. Transactions were 81, 49,, 900. The
sales of listed stocks aggregated 164,561
shares and of unlisted stocks, 6S, 536 shares
New York Stock disclosing Bids
Stocks and Bonds-American Cotton Oil
2S34: American Cotton Oil preferred, 74i5
Sugar Refinery. 1875; Sugar Refinery pre-
ferred 100: American Tobacco, ia; Ameri-
can Tobacco, preferred, 1144; Atchison, T.
and s. F. 1888; Baltimore and Ohio, 63l5
Canada Pacific, 531z; Chesapeake and Ohio,
227k; Chicago and Alton. 1873; Chicago, B.
and O., S512; Chicago Gas, "A; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. 1921 Dis. Cat.
Feed. 1917; Erie. 10; Erie preferred. q; Ed
ison General Electric, 3515; Illinois Cen
trail. 96; Lake Erie and Western, 241z; Lake
Erie and Western preferred, 50; Lake
Shore 149; Louisville and Nashville, 58iz;
Louisville and n. A., go; Man
haitian, us; Memphis and Charles
ton. Is asked; Michigan Central.
1921: Missouri Pacific, S294; Mobile and
Ohio 26: Nashville. c. and St. L., 65;
United States Cordage. .; United States
Cordage preferred, 4; New Jersey Central,
1O0H: New York Central. 1021a; New York
and New England. IS; Norfolk and West
ern preferred. 1914 Northern PACIFIC, ~;
Northern Pacific preferred, 1913; North
western, 99I5: Northwestern preferred, J45.
Pacific Mail, Sl7s; Reading, IT'S;