The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-22

Telephone No. 349
er Company. COZ bid. GA asked.
Bank Stocks. Etc.-CitiZens' Bank 100
bid. 10 asked; Chatham Bank, 10 bid
49le asked; Germania Bank, 100 bid. i09
asked; Merchants National Bank les
bid. 1031s asked; National Bank of Sa-
Vannah, 49, hid. 133 asked; Oglethorpe
Savings and Trust Company, 103h bid. lG
asked; Southern Bank or the state of
Georgia, 164 bid, 166 asked; Savannah Bank
and Trust Company, 1871 bid 100 asked
Chatham Real Estst and Improvement
Company a, 81 bid, $50 asked b. 50s4 bid.
5ll4 asked; Savannah Construction Com
pany, Y bid, 70 asked; Title Guarantee
and Loan Company, 80 bid, 50 asked.
Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory 6s,
10i bid. 103 asked: Sibley Factory IS, lCl
bid, l02 asked; Enterprise Factory 6s, 103
bid lOf asked; Eagle and Phoenix Manu-
featuring Company per cent. bonds, %
bid 30 asked.
Factory Stocks-Savannah Cotton Fac
tory, 81 bid. Go asked; Eagle and Phoenix
Manufacturing COMPANY p bid, % asked;
Augusta Factory - bid, "A asked Gran
iteville Factory, $50 bid, 100 asked; Langley
Factory l06 bid los asked; Enterprise
Factory, common. 81 bid 100 asked; j. p.
King Manufacturing Company, los bid. los
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company.
IS bid, Is asked; Savannah Brewing Com
pany, - Did ~ asked.
New York, Oct 21.-Money on call was
firm at 2u212 per cent; the last loan was
at per cent, and at the closing was or
fered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5Ad6 per cent.
Sterling. exchange weak, with actual
business In bankers bills, at S4.S7a4.S7i4
for sixty days and $4.S7@4d4SS for de-
mand. Posted rates, A.87lalASSI6. Com
mercial bills, $4.S5s4 "A s6Ia
Government bonds steady; state bonds
were firm; railroad bonds lower.
Silver at the board was quiet.
New York, Oct. 2l.-Treasury balances.
Coin, SO, SS9, III; currency. $96, sO4,973.
D- New I ORR. Oct 81 noon.--Erie,- l49s;
southwestern, 1854; do preferred, 1872;
Lake Shore, $50; Norfolk and Western
preferred, 14A; Western Union, 80; South
ern Railway common, MS; American
ada Southern, 543s; St. Paul, 762s Rock
Island, ia; Delaware and Hudson, 1872;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
dd6ti Manhattan, 1922; Michigan Central,
991@; New York Central. 1C05s
New York, oct 21.-The stock market
was dull and weak until near the close,
| when Chicago Gas suddenly went up and
impaired a firmer tone to the general list
In the early dealings a break of 4 to 2A
per cent was noted; the Bituminous Coal
shares, Illinois Steel, Big Four preferred,
Manhattan, the Southwesterns, Tobacco
| the downward movement. The bulk of the
selling was considered to be for profess
| sional account, although it was generally
admitted that there was some genuine
/ liquidations by tired out holders This
was considered as being particularly true
1 in the cases of the Bituminous Coalers
/ rumors of labor troubles having been
/ used in some cases to bring about a de-
/ cline Hooking Valley made the greatest
/ loss IN this group, the stock selling down
/ "a TO 20S4, and the consolidated fiVes, 43a
/ to sos; the Tennessee Coal dropped to
/ 399s, and later rose to 41isd4l. The break
/ in the stock was attributed to sales by
/ marginal and other holders who had lost
1 money on the bull side in cotton. Reading
! was depressed by rumors that the assess
! ment on the Junior securities will be
| larger than generally expected. Local
| bears also used stories of a break in
| katfirs at London against speculation at
the opening. Traders generally paid more
m ho In frFoa
| lions at the Stock Exchange. The cotton
market was again wildly excited and on
sixty points. This further break ought
to bring about still lower rates for sterlin :
exchange, check gold export and may
! have a favorable influence on stock The
! weakness of sterling exchange had no
/ effect. Neither did the splendid showing of
/ the Northwest for September the road re-
/ ported a gain of sos, 1903 for the period
! named. Speculation left off firm in prices
below Saturdays closing. Tobacco lost
is and Hooking Valley IA per cent Bonds
/ We're weak; sales were 81 1928, 900. The
| sales of listed stocks aggregated 147 4S2
/ shares, and unlisted stocks, Is, 1856 shares.
New York stock disclosing bids-stocks
and bonds-American Cotton Oil, 22Ja; do
| preferred, II; Sugar Refinery, 1075s; do pre-
! ferred, 1902; American Tobacco, 931a; do
/ preferred. lOS; Atchison. T. and S. T., p;
baltimore and Ohio, 81; Canada Pacific.
! 5SA; Chesapeake and Ohio. 10; Chicago and
Alton, 1853; Chicago B. and c., $50; Chi
/ cago Gas 69h; Della ware, Lackawanna and
2S9s; Erie, a. do preferred. %; Edison Gen
| eral Electric, 36s4 Illinois Central. SO;
| Lake Erie and Western, 2234; do PREFER
! ed, IA; Lake Shore, 1501a; Louisville and
! Nashville 81; Louisville and N. A. 9; Man
haitian, 109; Memphis and Charleston, IS;
! Michigan Central, 991a; Missouri Pacific,
36ls; Mobile and Ohio, p; Nashville, Chat
tanooga and st. Louis, SO; United States
! Cordage, 7Ss; do preferred, 14$4; n. j. Cen
trail, Ill; n. Y. Central, 1908; n. Y and n.
E. 81; Norfolk and Western, preferred.
14A: Northern Pacific, As; do preferred.
/ 1875; Northwestern, 1855 do preferred, l47:
Pacific Mail, 29ts; Reading, 1884 Rock Is
/ land, IT'S; st. Paul, 763s; do preferred 1861:
Silver Certificates 671z; Tennessee, Coal
and Iron, 402i do do preferred 80; Texas
Pacific 95s; Union Pacific. l4is Wabash.
ST. l.. and p, SA; do do preferred, 229s
Western Union, 91Ia; Wheeling and L. f..
143s: do do preferred, As; Southern Rail-
way IS, 96; Southern Railway, common y:
| Southern Railway, preferred, 279s
| State Bonds-Alabama A. 1872; do E,
| 1872; do c, l00; Louisiana stamped As, 100;
North Carolina As, 1O2: North Carolina
| e's, 1913; Tennessee, new set, 3s, S912: Vir-
| ginia 6's, preferred, 6la Virginia Trust Re
| ceipts, 612: Virginia Funding Debt, 62W
| South Carolina 415's, 104.
Government Bonds-United States As.
| registered 1lla4 United States As, coupons
! 1l1&a; United States rs, registered 97lf