The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-30
FINANCIAL

IT r Orelsh ENchange-The market is firm.
ne following are net Savannah ollofa-
tons: Commercial, demand Sa. sfvTv
LAYS, ASs; ninety days, SfSSa.: francs
rarls ana Havre, sixty days. S. l6ss: Swiss
D6r, usys' sSIl; marks. sixty days. s59s
D0mesllc EXchange-fhe tone of the
market ma. Is steady. Banks are buying at
par ana selling at i per cent. premiums
W 10 SS;VoO; over 5000 at 800 per 1000.
oeCurlteS-But little doing and quite
stSduy. offerings are light; demand good.
STOCKS and Bonds-State Bonds-C;eor-
ga S-2 per cent. bonds OF 1880 1912 bid.
~ asked; Georgia 5ik per cents. dine
1913, IVA bid, 1924 asked: Georgia AZ per
cent ponds, 1915, 1l4l2 bid, l15la asked:
G|sorgla smiths. maturity 1896 1O2 bid
i lbs L"skieaii south Carolina 42s, 1O7 bid,
City Bonds-Atlanta per cent. los bid.
- ASKED; Augusta Z per cent, Il2 bid
ia asked; Augusta per cent 100 bid
no asked; Columbus Der cent i02 bid
IJS asked; Macon per cent, ia bid. ll6
ASKED ASKED new Savannah per cent, quar-
naH!y OctoDer coupons. l07 bid, asked
gust coupons, 1918 bid, - asked: Charles
to n IS So - bid, % asked.
Wal tsailroad BondS-Savannah, Florida and
w estern railroad general MORTGAGE bonds
D per cent. interest COUPONS I'D hid 1iS
dskeu; Atlantic and Gulf first mort "a ge
"a INA dteu Z per cent, coupons. January
ana July maturity, 1897. 1922 bid los ask
eu; central consolidate mortgage Z per
fi'' 80 0o99upOhs, January and July matur-
road io 80 10 nidi asked; Central Rail-
gold 5s. 80 bid, 50 asked Georgia railroad
6s, 1910, Ill bid, asked: Charlotte a.
iI5 biS ana an augusta second mortgage,
10 Dlu, llb asked; Montgomery and Eu-
ialla nrst mortgage indorsed per cent.
1U0e4 bid, - asked: Georgia Southern and
i rloilud nrst mortgage 6 per cent. trust
IeGelpts, 100 BID. JOG asked; Savannah and
StIantlc 5S, Endorsed, 30 bid - asked
south Georgia and Florida indorsad 6rsts
~ bld, - asked; South Georgia and Flor
i l second mortgage, 106 bid, = asked; Sa-
Yannah and Western IS trust certificates.
indorsed by Central railroad 63I5 bid
9St ~ asked; savannah. Americus and
aohlg omery 6s. 81 bid. 50 asked; Ocean
otoamsnlp per cent. bonds, 1920 81 bid
80 asked: Columbus and Rome first in
9qorsed Is - bid, 35 asked; Columbus and
Mestern per cent. first guaranteed, 112
Did; ia asked; Augusta and Knoxville
TalIroad Z per cent. first mortgage bonds,
IOt n, pa, = asked; City and Suburban
- BID, 81 asked; Electric Railway bonds
Y Did, % asked: Alabama Midland ) per
cent, 81 bid. 30 asked; Brunswick and
Western As, Y asked: South Bound rail-
road 5s, a bid, 75lb asked
Railroad Stocks-Augusta and Savannah
! per cent. guaranteed 50 bid, So asked;
central common, - bid, IA asked: Georgia
common, 16S bid, 40 asked; Southwestern
Z per cent. guaranteed So bid, 81 asked:
central per cent. certificates, % bid p
stock, 81 bid, IS asked Atlanta and West
Point per cent. certificates, 81 bid, -
Nleo otOA AMMAN ATdSilRnI STOCK. IL
bid, 2012 asked; Electric Light and Power
Company, 81 bid So asked.
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Citzens' Bank 1O5
bid, log asked; Chatham Bank. asa bid. 40
asked; Germania Bank, 1921 bid. - asked:
Merchants National Bank, 1O01a bid 1917
asked; National Bank of Savannah, 13i
bid, 1872 asked; oglethorpe Savings and
Trust Company, l00is bid, 1O11a asked;
Southern Bank Of the State of Georgia,
l6l bid. 1913 asked; Savannah Bank and
Trust Company, 1O5 bid, = asked; Chatham
Real Estate In1nTnNrprnanf INV
521s bid, 5S12 asked; Savannah Construc-
ton Company, 74s4 bid, 75i2 asked; Title
Guarantee and Loan Company, 81 bid, -
asked.
Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory, Sc
lOl bid 103 asked; Sibley Factory, 6s To-
bid. 102 asked; Enterprise Factory, IS, lO2
bid, 1O3 asked; Eagle and Phoenix Manu-
bid. 81 asked.
Factory Stocks-Savannah Cotton Fac
tory, s. bid, - asked; Eagle and Phoenix
Manufacturing Company, q asked; Au-
guu55ta Factory, q bid, rs asked; Granite
Fae 9 Tae'H S b 49, 9a aske5 dked ksqgy
Factory common, 80 bid. 90 asked; j p.
King Manufacturing Company, 100 bid, JOB
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company, "A
New York, July 29.-Money on call
easy at lqllt per cent. the last loan was
at ! per cent. and at the closing was Of
Prime mercantile paper, 4a41z per cent.
Bar silver, CSC
SIeIl1nR exchange 0fTn. Wfun actual bus
sixty days. and $4.9Ga4 9Ol4 on demand.
Posted rates, S4S9I5dA9Oi5
Commercial bills. $4.SSd4 $685.
Government bonds steady; state bonds
We're dull; railroad bonds were active and
higher.
Silver at the Board was quiet
New York, July 49, noon.-Erie, 1912;
Northwestern, 1925; do preferred, 146; Lake
Shore, 1872; Norfolk and Western, pre-
ferred, 142s; Western Union 80; Southern
Railway, common, 141s; Southern Railway
preferred, 45; American Sugar, 113a4; Bal
timore and Ohio, So; Canada Southern,
54A; st. Paul, Y: Rock Island, 70; Della
ware and Hudson. 1904; Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, 161; Manhattan, 49,
Michigan Central, 100; New York Central,
New York. July 29-The purchases of
st. Paul Louisville and Nashville and
other international favorites footed up
quite a respectable total The fact
that the bond syndicate replaced the gold
recently taken by bullion dealers and cof-
fee importers, for export, and that the
government gold reserve is once more at
high water mark. was not generally
known. The importance of this action
will be better understood later on. Other
factors at work were the St. Paul state
ment for June, showing net increase in
earnings of nearly $l5S,0OO, and the steady
absorption of railway and miscellaneous
bonds. The Changers Louisville and
Nashville, Western Union, New England
and Atchison all sold at the best figures
was bought by firm which has been
prominent buyer of Changers for a week
or ten days. The Industrials were quiet
for time, but during the afternoon Sugar
which had previously sold at 1872, rose to
116G1153s, closing within Il of the highest.
Chicago Gas was feverish. ranging be-
tween 54A and 557s with the final deal
ings at $685.. In the last hour the room
traders endeavored to bring about a re-
action, but at the decline, fresh buying
orders were placed in the market and the
loss, as a rule, was recovered. Net
changes for the day show advances of
AG12s per cent, outside Of Sugar. which
gained pa per cent. The largest trans
actions were: Sugar, 5000 shares; ST
Paul $500 shares; Atchison, g, 100 shares;
Burlington and Quincy, 20 300 shares, and
% POO shares Rhode Island. Bonds were
active and strong. The sales were S2,S11,-
O00 The sales to-day of listed stocks ag-
gregated 26S,O00 shares, and of unlisted,
$1,000 shares.
New York Stock List-Closing Bids
Stocks and Bonds-American Cotton Oil,
"a do preferred, 7412; Sugar refinery, 1854
do preferred, 103; American Tobacco, 1102;
do preferred. Ill; Atchson. T. and $. F.,
49,; Baltimore and Ohio, 6434 Canada Pa
cifc, 50: Chesapeake and Ohio 22is; Chi
cago and Alton, 1856: Chicag b. and O.,
$685. Chicago Gas 55h; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, ISL; Distillers and
Cattle Feeders, 202s; Erie, 1923