The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-26

par and selling at 4 per cent nrer3ilIr55 ,,n S
- so,vVJ. over 5000 at $1.O0 per s, 900.
foIIlOIelsn EXchange-Market firm. The
C1S1rOMlhg are net Savannah quotations.
81 CSsiii ~. demand S4.S9 sixty days,
$50, ninety days, k4.S7i2: cOntinentals.
dsvs francs, Paris and Havre, Sky
asS, so-lti Swiss, sixty days, $751;:
marks, sixty days, 95 3-I6.
II, 5Suililties-The security market is slow
-, 1,ecunlng on Southern and Central ce-
state Bonds-Georg1a. ~ per cent 1918.
i 80 ol1, 10 asked; Georgia, Z per cent,
go. 4VS bid, log asked; Georgfa 3D. per
Geo-s.r;Ii ong dates, lO2lz bid, 1872 asked
Ci4S so % per cent, 1915. lOl bid, l02 asked.
Slty Bonds-New Savannah 5 per cent,
. uiS coupons, 1919 bid, - asked; New Sa-
hi 1i'I Idd per cent. August coupons, 107I4
Ra,iiroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
"a Rfdahk1dl ENG Company collateral. gold 81. 50
s Dlu, ~ asked; Central consolidated mort
july ma pTr Sen1 T., coupons. January and
Ian dld western railroads per cent, trust
StS[tlIcates, 53l2 bid, 5iia asked: Savannah
biJ = icuS , ana Montgomery 8 per cent, "a
Ia'a' % asked; Georgia railroad per cent,
1SIg' IL Dld, us asked; Georgia Southern
SS !S1 lorlda first mortgage, 6 per cent, IS
a. az, IUO asked; Montgomery and Eufaula
- -. NOR tsage per cent, Endorsed by
central railroad, 106 bid, - asked: Angus
"a ana Knoxville first mortgage I per
cent, lO2 bid, l03 asked; Ocean Steamship
chm, cent, due 1920. S7lA bid, sSis asked;
SoaiuIlDus and Rome first mortgage bonds,
lndorSed by Central railroad. - bid IS
asked; Columbus and Western per cent
suaLEahteed, - bid, 1l2 asked City and Su-
5o r93n railway, first mortgage per cent,
g. s pa 80 asked; Savannah and Atlantis
asked; South Georgia and Florida first
South Georgia and Florida second
IlaVL .saSe, 100 bid, asked; South Bound
raa1iiEoad IS, Endorsed, 74iz bid. 755a asked;
Aiabama Midland, SO bid, 90 asked: Bruns-
WICK ana Western Is
asked -
Railroad Stocks-Central common. 1nh
pa, 10 asked; Augusta and Savannah Z
per cent, guaranteed. 70 bid, 81 asked
georgia, common, 167 bid, 10 asked
southwestern per cent. guaranteed. in
Guiding order for div. 50 bid, SO asked
asked; Atlanta and West Point railroad
STOCK, ~ bid, IS asked; Atlanta and West
Point per cent. certificates. 81 bid, IS
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Citizens' Bank. 1851
pa, 1OI12 asked; Chatham Bank 40 bid,
% asked; Germania Bank, 105 bid, =
asked, Merchants National Bank. 10l bid,
~ asked; National Bank of Savannah, 100
nid, ls5 asked; Oglethorpe Savings and
trust company, 100 bid, l01 asked; South
ern Bank OF the State of Georgia, 100 bid.
100 asked; Savannah Bank and Trust
company, lO6 bid, los asked; Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company, "a
6ld 541s asked Savannah CONSTRUCTION
Company, "a bid. 751A asked; Title Guaran-
tee and Loan Company, 50 bid. 81 asked.
Brush Electric Light and Power Com
pany, 56 bid, 5S asked; Savannah Gas
Light Company. 2015 bid, 21la asked; Savan
nan Brewery Company. SO bid. "a asked
New. York, June 25.-Money on call was
a shade hrmer al 1M2 per cent The last
loan was at IL, and at the closing was
offered at IL per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3g319 PEI. cent.
Bar silver, 66ls.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bill at 81. SSib0I4 So;
for sixty days and S4.S9l4d4 s9i5 for de-,
mand. Posted rates, $4S9SI49O CONNER.
cial bills. S4.S71ad4SS14
Government bonds firm; state bonds
better; railroad bopds were strong
Silver at the board was quoted dull.
New York, June 25.-The treasury bal
ances were c as follows: Coin, s1O4 1874. 900;
New York, June 25. Noon. - Erie. 10
northwestern, 100; do preferred 1884,
Lake Shore, l5015; Norfolk and Westera
preferred, 13; Western Union, 92Ik; South.
ern Railway common, 147s: Southern Rail.
way preferred, Al; American Sugar. lis,
Baltimore and Ohio, 6Slz; Canada South
eern, 59A; st. Paul. 6S7s; Rock Island, 757t,
delaware and Hudson, 12924; Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, 1853; Manhar.
tan, ll3; Michigan, Central, 1903; New YORK
Central, 1917.
New York, June 25-The stock market
To-Day In the main was firm and higher
while the transactions were by no means
large, 1t was noticeable that the Improves
ment in prices brought out comparatively
traders
were still disposed to work on the bull
side of the account. The only really weak
spots were New England, Chicago Gas
ana ana tennessee Coal and Iron. United
states Leather declined 19s per cent, but
later fully recovered. New England af-
ter opening IA per cent. higher, at 81.
broke to so, rallied to 51% and closed al
49A, the lowest of the day. The DISPOSE
ton to sell is explained by the fact that
the Vanderbilt interests are credited with
me purchase OF controlling interest in
the shares and that the property will
hencetorth be operated for the advant-
age of the New York, New Hampshire
and Hartford and New York Central
roads. 1t was reported that the average
price paid for the Central of New Eng
land was in the neighborhood of 30. Chi
cago Gas was sold freely throughout the
day, owing to the veto of the Lowenthal
frontage bill by Gov. Altgeld. The stock
opened IA lower a 711s and, after rally
ing to 721a, dropped to 705sG71 In the re-
mainder of the list advances of Adl3s per
cent. We're recorded, New York, Susque-
mamma and Western preferred. Kansas
and Texas, COMMON and preferred, Big
Four, Illinois Steel, Distillers and Pa
cific Mail scoring the largest net gains.
Wheeling and Lake Erie and Pittsburg
and Western preferred were in brisk re-
quest on the phenomenal increase in earn
ings shown by both companies as a re-
suit of the settlement of the Bituminous
Coal troubles and the marked improves
ment in the iron trade. The latter is hav-
ing a good effect on the market generally,
ana dnOIDeF IndJ inspires cOQtl-
dence in stock circles, is the fact that
the treasury gold reserve will, to-mor-
row or next day. be as high as $107, 600 0OO
in consequence of the final settlement be-
tween the bond syndicate and the govern
ment, on account of the now famous
100000 900 loan. Speculation closed firm
in tone, with prices anywhere from IA
IA per cent, higher than at the close yes
terday. New England and Chicago Gas
were exceptions and scored losses of 1150
2 per cent. Tennessee Coal and Iron pre-
ferred brought 1902, against 80 last previ-
ously reported sale. Total sales were
226 $50 shares. The bond market was
strong. The sales of listed stocks were
$4,000 shares; unlisted 5000 shares.
New York Stock List, Closing Bids,
Stocks and Bonds-American Cotton Oil,
2s%; do preferred, 745s; Sugar Refinery,
1l5A; do preferred, 9912; American Tobac-
co, 1131s; do preferred, ia; Atchison, Tope-
ka and Santa Fe, 10; Baltimore and Ohio,
60, Canada Pacific, 5S7s; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 225s;e Chicago and Alton, 1853 bid;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, S55s !;
Chicago Gas, II; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1853; Distillers and Cattle
Feeders, PA Erie, 10; do preferred, %
bid: Edison General Electric, 372s; I'LL
nois Central, 9512; Lake Erie and West
ern, 2454 do preferred, 81; Lake Shore, 150;
Louisville and Nashville, SO; Louisville
and n, A. 80; Manhattan, ia; Memphis
and Charleston, Is asked; Michigan Cen
trail lO21b; Missouri Pacific, 327s; Mobile
and Ohio, %; Nashville, Chattanooga nd
ST. Louis, IS; United States Cordage, 1ss
Nau TarGaU Central