The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-23

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mortgage Is, ll5 bid ll6 asked; MontgOm-
cry and Eufaula first MORTGAGE iudOrsed
6 per cent, IL bid. u55= asked; Georgia
southern ana Florida hrst mortgage per
cent. trust receipts, 110i2 bid 1llis asked :
Georgia Southern and Florida new IS 30
bid. 99l2 asked; Savannah and Atlantic as
Endorsed, 50 bid, asked; South Georgia
and Florida first mortgage IS los bid
109 asked; South Georgia and Florida sec
ond mortgage Is, lul bid, ~ asked; Savan-
nah and western 5ss trust certificates in
dOrsed by Central railroad o. bid 67Is
asked; Savannah, Americas ana Mont
somery 6s, 80 bid, 80 asked; Ocean
steamship per cent. bonds 1920, 81 bid. 90
asked Columbus and Rome nrst, indors-
ed, 6s, bid, 81 as ed; Columbus ana
Western per cent. firsts, guaranteed ll6
bid, = asked; Augusta and Knoxville rail-
road Z per cent. first mortgage bonds.
10 6ia' - asked Clty and Suburban rail-
bid, 81 asked; Electric Railway SIS, due 1895
p bid, 80 asked; Alabama Midland 3 Der
wick and Western is. 70 bid II asked !.
South Bound Railroad 5s. IS bid IS asked
Railroad Stocks-Augusta ana Savaa-
nan, ~ bid, % asked, Central common
- bid, Il asked Georgia common 10
bid, ll3 asked; Southwestern, % bid 80
asked; Central 6 per cent certificates.
22l2 bid, 23la asked; Atlanta and West
Point Railroad stock, 100 bid, 1Ol asked /;
tihates, 100 bid, 10l asked.
Gas StOcks-SaVannah Caslirht stock
2Gie bid, p asked; Electric Light and Pow
er Company, 60Si bid, 80 asked
Bank Stocks. Etc.-Citizens' Bank 1O9
DID no asked; Chatham Bank, 40 bid,
49t2 asked; Germania Bank, lOI bid, l09
asked; Merchants National Bank 1O3
bid, 1882 asked; National Bank of Sa-
Eaanah, l32 bid, 1913 asked; Oglethorpe
! Savings and Trust Company, 1904 bid iO1
asked; southern Bank or the State OF
Georgia, 1854 bid, 166 asked; Savannah Bank
anu trust company, lOII2 bid. 1903 asked. :
! Shatnam Real Estate and Improvement
company A, % bid, 53l2 asked: b. 503i bid.
5lA asked; Savannah Construction Conn
4 AfFn araf., 90.
ana Loan Company, 80 bid, 30 asked.
FACTORY Bonds-Augusta Factory 6s
lQl bid JOB asked; Sibley Factory Is. lei
pid' i02 asked; Enterprise Factory IS, 1O3
pa, lOl asked; Eagle and Phoenix Manu-
ia49t1rlng Company per cent bonds. s5
Factory Stocks-Savannah Cotton Fac
tory, 81 bid, 81 asked; Eagle and Phoenix
Manufacturing Company. p bid - asked !;
Augusta Factory, u bid, a asked; Gran
IIeNliIe FACTORY, lo5 Did, 100 asked; Langley
FACTORY, lO6 bid, Jos asked; Enterprise
tactory, common, 81 bid, 100 asked; j. r.
klng Manufacturing Company, lO3 bid. lO5
asked; Stbley Manufacturing COMPANY
f6 bid, IS asked; Savannah Brewing Com
pany, bid, 80 asked
New York, oct. 22.-Money on call was
at 232 per cent; the last loan was at 2l5
| per cent, and at the closing was offerec
al z52 per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
5A0t6 per cent.
Bar silver, 6Si2c.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at SIS7G4S7It
Tor sixty days and $SS6I4. SSik for demanG.
bills, $4.S6d4S6ls
Government bonds steady; state bonds
firm; higher; railroad bonds were lower.
silver at the board was firm.
New York, Oct. 22-The treasury bal
ances We're as follows: Coin, $50, 6i5. 440;
New York, Oct %. noon.-Erie. 13a;
northwestern, 1868; do preferred 49, Lake
ed, 1875; Western Union, 90; Southern Rail-
way common, Y; do preferred, 37Ib; Amer
lcan sugar lO7A; Baltimore and Ohio, 81
Canada Southern, 54h; St Paul 1855. Rock
Island, n; Delaware and Hudson. lSS: Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western. 167
Manhattan 109; Michigan Central 991b
New ork Central, 10l.
New York. Oct 22.-Only 12OOSi shares
Of stock were traded i'm at the stock ex-
chanSe to-day, the smallest total for a
were on par with the tranactions for
many of the prominent issues varied as
much as a point during the session The
lethafglc condition of the market is the
subject of much discussion in stock circles
Neither good nor bad news seems ia ava.
the slightest influence favorable railway
earnings, cotton and talk about gold ex-
ports, all alike failing to start up ACTIVITY.
To-day the street was in recent of an
other batch of good news. First there
was the heaVy increase in the exports
from the port of New York. primarily
due to the break in cotton Then CAM.
the denial or the reports current that thf.
miners IN the Ohio bituminous coal fields
intended striking, and finally there was an
advance in the price Of anfhracite go.
by the =. and II. and Pennsylvania coal
companies, and statements that the other
New York corporations will shortly for
low suit. London was a moderate selIes
OF our stocks, and private cables told OF
Weakness IN hat1rs in London. Late in
the day the foreigners bought back liz
tie Louisville and Nashville and ST PAM
IN the sDeclalties Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred ran off 7s to 34$sd3f7k the short
cotton crop of Texas being infused agoiT9et
5he STOCK; Leather preferred moved uI,
Z per cent. to q and reacted to ISL the
rice belng ascribed to covering of shorr
! contracts Sugar first rose q to los anc
! Teceded 10 l01NlOf$s. Chicago Gas ranged
between, 69d693s and Tobacco hetwaep qq1o
ga me former closed at 69h and the
latter [ 1895. Speculation left off dun and
ABOUT frln In tone Net changes a a rl1lt.
snow ,nofe. gains OF = to = per cent. Leather
PreIefFeq' however, gained IL per cent
Sugar, Louisville and Nashville Kansas
ana Texas preferred and Union Pacific
| lost ssa12 per cent. St Paul and Bur
lington and Quincy were unchanged on tho
day. Bonds We're lower. Sales footed IN
$lH20OO. The sales of listed stocks today
agsI,esa sl o. @I9l shares, and of unlisted
New York Stock List-Closing Bids
Stocks and BOnds-American Cotton Oil.
22l2; do preferred, 20; Sugar Refinery, 1OII:
do preferred, 1902; American Tobacco 8:
DO preferred, l05; Atchlson, T. and s. e.
POS; Baltimore and Ohio. coz; Canada
Pacific, 5S12; Chesapeake and Ohio 1879 ;
chicago and Alton, 1853; Chicago, b. and
@, S51s; Chicago Gas, 69@; Delaware.
-dchdWdnnd ana w eStern, 1863, District
Cattle Feed, 235s; Erie, 1874 do preferred
%; Edison General Electric. 81: Illinois
Central, 80; Lake Erie and Western. 223t
do preferred, ia; Lake Shore, l5Ol5;
Louisville and Nashville, coz; Louisville
and n. A., 8; Manhattan, 1888: Memphis
and Charleston, IS; Michigan Central, 90;
Missouri Pacific 35&4; Mobile and Ohio,
22$A; Nashville, c. and St L., 79 ex. I;
United States Cordage, "a; do preferred
10; New Jersey Central, Ill; New York
Central, 1904 New York and New Eng
land, 81; Norfolk and Western preferred
13a4; Northern Pacific. AS; do preferred,
1874; Northwestern, 1862; do preferred,
IA; Pacific Mail. 2s1a; Reading, i912: Rock
1862; Silver Certificates, 677s; Tennessee
Coal and Iron, A; do do preferred, So;
Texas Pacific go Union Pacific, 1875
Wabash. St /. and p, SIS; do do PREFER
ed 221s; Western Union, 915s; Wheeling
and L. e, 1424; do do preferred, 46s4 /;
Southern Railway IS, So; Southern Rail-
way common, Y; Southern Railway pre-
ferred. 37A.
State Bonds-AIabama A, 1O9lk; do B,
1925; do c. 1904; Louisiana stamped As,
100; North Carolina As, 1914: North Caro-
lima IS, 12412; Tennessee, new set, Is, 81;
Virginia IS, preferred 6la Virginia Trust
Receipts. 6; Virginia Funding Debt, 62I5;
South Carolina 41zs, 10i.