The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-24
ly. q ID. 7sls asked: Title Guarantee

pany. a bid. 7Sl5 asked; Title Guarantee
and Loan Company, 30 bid, So asked.
Factory BOnds-Augusta Factory 6s
10i bid. l03 asked: Sibley Factory IS, 1Ol
bid, 1O2 asked; Enterprise Factory 6s. 1903
bid, l04 asked; Eagle and Phoenix Manu-
LaSturing company per cent. bonds, IS
Factory Stocks-Savannah Cotton Fac
tory. 50 bid 65 asked; Eagle and Phoenix
Augusta Factory. 2 bid. "A asked: Gran
iteville Factory, l55 bid. 100 asked; Langley
FACTORY, loo bid, los asked; Enterprise
Factory, common, 81 bid, 100 asked; J. p.
King Manufacturing Company, lU3 bid, los
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company.
16 bid, 70 asked; Savannah Brewing Com
pany, bid, 80 asked.
New York, Oct. 23.-Money on call was
at ZW212 per cent; the last loan at per
cent; at the closing was offered at 2
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, ga
. per cent.
Bar silver Csc
Sterling exchange frmer with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.s715@
Asia for sixty days and S4SsdS4Ssl4 de-
mand posted rates, $4SSd$4S9 CONNER
cial bills, 4.S614 d4S6$a.
Government bonds we're steady State
bonds were easier. Railroad bones lower
Silver at the board, firm.
New York, Oct. 23.-The treasury bal
ances to-day were as follows: Coin, $780,,
$50. S2S; currency, $96 T91 1886.
New York, Oct %, noon.-Erie, 1850;
Northwestern, l06ia; do preferred, 147 :
Lake Shore, ISL; Norfolk and Western, pre-
ferred, 1874 Western Union, 917s; Southern
Railway, common, lis; Southern Railway,
preferred, 36A; American Sugar, l07ls
Baltimore and Ohio, coz; Canada South
ern, 54l2; ST. Paul, 765s; Rock Island, 77ls
Delaware and Hudson, 1925; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1863; Manhat-
tan, l07Ss; Michigan Central, 80; New York
New YORK. Oct. 2s.-The stock market
was weak and lower to-day and the bear
leaders were more active than for weeks
past. They had in their favor the advance
q
OF 4.SSq49O which is a severe disappoint-
ment. The inherent strength of the ster-
ling exchange market is talking about gold
exports, and this plays directly into the
hands of the bears on stocks. The absence
OF outside orders and the Indifference or
the bull leaders is unfortunate at this
time for marginal holders of stocks. The
greatest pressure to sell was against Man
haitian and Sugar. The former fell from
1854 TO 1914, and the latter from 1075s to
1854. Manhattan was affected by the re-
ports of loss in earnings on account of
the extension of the cable system. 1t is
semi-Officially stated, however, that the
Manhattan is carrying more passengers
now than for the corresponding period last
year. Sugar was sold down on reports of
unfavorable trade conditions and the like
lihood of fight with the dealers who have
refused. to buy from wholesale houses
The cotton carrying roads were adversely
influenced by the short crops which, il
is said, will make serious inroads on. the
earnings of these companies. Kansas and
Texas preferred declined from 347s to 1895
asked, Missouri Pacific from SO to 34i2
St. Louis Southwestern preferred from,
1914 to l4A, Wabash preferred from 225R
to 21l2 and Southern preferred from 81 to
1854. The other prominent railroad is
sues declined Il to q per cent. The An
thracite Coalers were neglected, notwitn-
standing the advance in coal and the
higher prices for the product. The Grang-
ers ran off about u point, the continued
drought in the winter wheat belt being
used against these shares. The market
closed weak, owing to the depression in
hrf oh e. M
per cent, Sugar and Leather preferred
leading. Bonds were lower. Sales footed
up $1,36 900. The sales of listed stocks to-
day aggregated 1904 shares; unlisted
stocks, 5O05O shares.
New York stock disclosing bds-stocks
and bonds-American Cotton Oil, %; do
pref erred, 7Oi2; Sugar Refinery, 1854; do
do preferred. l06; Atchison, T. and S. r.,
20Ss; Baltimore and Ohio, COZ; Canada Pa
cinc, 5Sl2; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1871 Chi
cago and Alton, 1853; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, $50; Chicago Gas, 6S5s; Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, 1853;
Distillers, Cattle Feeders, 1914 Erie, 1872;
do preferred, 25; Edison General Electric,
Western, 22&; do preferred, 7712; Lake
Shore, $50; Louisville and Nashville, 60A;
Louisville and n. A, Sa4 Manhattan, 1912;
Memphis and Charleston Is asked; Mich
igan Central, 100; Missouri Pacific 343s;
Mobile and Ohio. 221s; Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and, ST. Louis, 49,: United States
v -
trail. 111l2; n. y. Central, 10C5s N. Y. and
n. E.. So; Norfolk and Western, preferred
1874 Northern Pacific, 49s; do preferred,
1874; Northwestern, 1864 do preferred, 140;
Pacific Mail 2S13; Reading 1885; Rock Is
land, 7G5s; st. Paul, 761s; do preferred, 1876,
Silver Certificates GO; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 4lss; do do preferred, 9S; Texas Pa
cific, go; Union Pacific. 1874 Wabash, st.
L. and F., s94; do do preferred, 2124; West
ern Union, 9iA; Wheeling and l.. E., 142l;
do do preferred, As; Southern Railway S.
Southern Hallway
Southern Railway, preferred, 36lR
State Bonds-Alabama A. 100; do b, 109;
do G, 100; Louisiana stamped As, 100; North
Carolina As 1914; North Carolina SIS. 122;
Tennessee, new set. Ss, So, Virginia 6's,
preferred, 61a; Virginia Trust Receipts, s;
Virginia Funding Debt, 621s; South Caro-
lima 4Es, 104.
Government Bonds-United States As,
registered, liza United States AS. cou-
pons, HIS; United States rs, registered,
97A.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
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