The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
FINANCIAL.

q eIA-T Ua- y,
s stos;, ninety days. SASH; contlnentsis,
steady; francs, Paris and Eavre, sixty
GayS. S5l1; Swiss, sixty days. S5.lS4;
dlEs, sixty days, IS 3-l6
Securitles-Thc security market is steady
| at the advance
state Bonds-Georgia, ~ per cent, 1915.
ilSe pl ,d. 10 asked; Georgia, per cent,
Ie2o, -O9 bid, lee asked; Georgia 81 per
CSnl., ions dates, 102la bid. 1872 asked;
NSoi ga o'2 per cent, 1915, l0l bid, lU2 asked.
10y bonds-New Savannah per cent,
Juiy coupons, lO1l2 bid, los asked; New Sa-
N.Iinah per cent, August coupons, 1919
| bid. nos asked
Railroad Bonds-Centrai Railroad and.
% psdHHlns company collateral, gold Sc. 80
Dld, 10 asked; Central consolidated mort
sage & per cent, coupons, January ana
July maturity, l2i bid asked; Savln-
mn ans western railroad5.pcr cent trust
ceIuiicates, o3l2 bid, sac asked Savannah
AneIlcus and Montgomery 6 per cent, IS
Dlu' o. aSkedi Georgia railrOadsG per cent.
l5lO III bid, 1l2 asked; Georgia Southern
ana Florida first mortgage, 6 per cent. iOO
pa, lOl asked; Montgomery and Eufaula
HIst mortgage, 6 per cent, indoTsed ~
IA and Knoxville first mortgage I per
/ cent, lO01a bid, - asked; Ocean Steamship
| . per cent, due 1920, 97l2 bid 9Sl2 asked;
! columbus and Rome first mortgage bonds,
lndofsed by Central railroad, - bid, 80
asked; Columbus and Western per cent.
guaranteed. - bid, IL asked; City and Su-
- pa 80 asked; Savannah and Atlantic
/ first mortgage 6s, 20 bid,
asked; South Georgia and Florida first
mortgage Z per cent, 106 bid asked.
South Georgia and Florida second
4 mortgage, los bid, asked; South Bound
railroad 5s, indcrsed, 7iia bid. 49, asked;
AiaDama Midland, 50 bid, 80 asked Bruns-
WICK ana Western As, guaranteed, II
Railroad stocks-CentraI common. "A
| bid ~ asked; Augusta and Savannah
/ per cent, guaranteed. Il bid, 80 asked
| Georgia. common. 1854 bid. 1877 asked
southwestern per cent. guaranteed, In
| Guiding order for div, 50 bid, 81 asked: Cen
tr9I . per cent certificates. 23is bid. 2ila
asked; Atlanta and West Point railroad
stock, 9ila bid, IS asked Atlanta and West
Point o per cent certificates, 9ll5 bid, %
Bank stocks. Executions Bank, los
bid, asked; Chatham Bank 40 bid,
% asked; Germania Bank, 1O4s bid -
asked; Merchants National Bank, 1O0I5 bid
1919 asked; National Bank of Savannah 133
bid, 1873 asked; Oglethorpe Savings aud
| Trust Company, 100 bid, 10l asked; south
ern Bank Of the State of Georgia, 49, bid
l66 asked; Savannah Bank and Trust
/ Company, JOG bid, - asked; Chatham Reai
Estate and Improvement Company, 81
bid, 54i5 asked; Savannah Construction
/ Company, "A bid, 75i5 asked Title Guaran-
/ tee and Loan Company, ~ bid, 81 asked !;
/ Brush Electric Light and Power Com
Light Company, 2O11 bid, ZIG asked; Savan
| nah Brewery Company, "a bid, % asked
| New York, June 20.-Money on call was
easy at lQll3 per cent; last loan at 1 and
pager sF sj I@s}z g Rsr cent
Sterling Exchange firm, with actual
| business in bankers bills at $4.SSi56ASS3l
| for sixty days, and SiS9i2G4S93t for de-
| mand. Posted rates, SLS9a490. CONNER
! cial bills. $4S7i244SS1a.
! Government bonds were steady: state
! bonds were quiet; railroad bonds were
| firm.
Silver at the board was dull
New York, June 20.-Treasury balances
fOliOWS. ~
! SIS, $4,000.
New Orleans. La. June 2O,-Clearings to-
| day, S,O5O,216. Clearings for the week, 81
New York, June. co. noon.-Erie 97s;
| Northwestern, 99ls do nreferred, 10; Lake
| Shore. 1i9; Norfolk ana Western preferred
| way, common, lass; Southern Railway, pre-
| pcrred 4l12; American Sugar 119; Balti-
| more ana ONO % z; Caha9a Southern, %;
! st. Paul, 6S; Rock Island, 70; Delaware and
/ Hudson, 12912; Delaware, Lackawanna and
! Western, 162; Manhattan, lis; Michigan
Central, l02$l New York Central, 1G2.
New York. June 29.-The stock market
| generally speaking presented an unusually
! quiet appearance throughout the day.
| The transactions aggregated 263,9l6 shares
| against 233,G97 shares yesterday, but the
| increase was represented entirely by more
| extensive trading in four stocks, namely,
| Sugar Reading, Tennessee Coal and Iron
| and St Paul, in which the dealings footed
| up $4,000 share, the first named leading
| with nearly $1,000 shares. Not another
| stock on the list was traded in to the eX-
! tent of 6000 shares. After a toerably firm
| opening the market was subjected to con-
| siderable pressure. the bears deVoting par
| ticular attention to Sugar, which after a
| rise of Z point to 1901, sold down to lis
| on each and every rally free offerings of
| the stock were made and report had ii that
| a large holder had marketed about 1900
shares. The story lacks confirmation, but
| had it's effect nevertheless, for the stock
| closed within - of the lowest. Consider
| ing the heaviness of Sugar, the general
| market held up remarkably well Except
! in one or two of the specialties, the losses
| were only Il to q per cent, the latter in
! Northern Pacific preferred, and this, too,
/ despite the fact that local operators de-
rived little support from foreign houses.
| New York. Susquehanna and Western pre-
| ferred fell 112 to 29ls, and while these
| movements were in progress number OF
| stocks developed considerable strength.
| Among the latter class may be mentioned
| Wheeling and Lake Eric, st. Louis, South
! western, Long Island Traction, New York
! and New England and Tennessee Coal and
| Iron; the last named gaining as much as
| 21s per cent. In the afternoon the Grang-
ers and other leading stocks more than re-
! covered in sympathy with an advance of
| y TO 13s per cent. in the Anthracite Coalers,
| under the leadership of Reading. Reports
! were current that the return of Mr.. Peir-
pont Morgan from Europe, will be fol-
1 lowed by favorable DEVELOPMENTS cOnsid-
/ ering the Reading and Northern Pacific re-
/ organization schemes, which, 1t IS as
serted, will be vigorously pushed to con-
/ in advancing tendency. Net changes
| show advances OF 1sidj2 per cent, North
/ west leading Bonds were higher Sales
} were 50, 100. Geo. The sales OF listed stocks
aggregated 10000 shares and Of unlisted
/ stocks 600 shares.
New York Stock disclosing Bids
! Stock and Bonds-American Cotton Oil,
/ %: American Cotton Oil preferred, 7ii2;
/ Sugar Refinery, ISIS; Sugar Refinery pre-
/ ferred 1905: American Tobacco. ia; Amer
| lean Tobacco preferred, 1l4l4 Atchison. I.
and S T., 10ia; Baltimore and Ohio, 63h;
! Canada Pacific, $50: Chesapeake and Ohio.
| 92Ts; Chicago and Alton, 15S; Chicago. B.
/ end O.. S55k; Chicago Gas, 737s; Delaware,
! Iackawanna and Western, 1921: Dis. Cat.
Feed. 1872: Erie. TO- Eric preferred, p;
/ Edison General Electric 3j4t: Illinois Cen
i trail 9515: Lake Erie and Western, 2fa;
/ Lake Erie and Western. preferred, S3A;
! Lake Shore. 1f9; Louis1 lille and Nashville,
! 5S1i: louisville and n. A., 97s; Manhattan,
( III: Memphis and Charleston. IS asked.
1 Michigan Central, 102la; Missouri Pacific,
/ sou: Mobile and Ohio, 25ia: Nashville. G.
4 AMI St L.. IS; United States Corda%e aiS;
i United states .Cordage preferred, 81 New
! Jersey Central. 101A; New York Central,
I 1f2: New York ard New England. A.: Nor
: Elk and XVostr~u ~"ofer-0A f27,. N'0--''-
/ en- Pacific ~. Northern Pacific preferred.
I 49,; Northwestern, G975; Northwestern pre-
fsltec. ,f9; Pacn.c aGa . ..s ~ .is .otc;
/ Rock Island.13 st. Paul, 6Sss. 81. Paul pre-