The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-27
FINANCIAL

/ 10 * 40. SelllIIg az q per cent premium up
/ - $500 over 1900 at S1.00 per 1000.
foTTorelgn Exchange-Market firm. The
/ CoIO ~ ING are net savannah quotations.
SAN Siiii Si4at demand, sass sixty days.
S sTauy; francs. Paris and Havre. sixty
| nsS y, So.iI, Swiss, sixty days, S5.1SA;
1iiSI kh, sixty days, 50 3-l6
Securlties-The security market is weak
/ VI southwestern and Central securities.
| 1,s S'da tS bonds-Georgla, ~ per cent, 1915
1885 isS ol Ids i 10 asked; Georgia, per cent
cent 1OI Dld, Io asked; Georgia 80 per
! Co.,, long dates, lO212 bid, 1882 asked .
NSUt ga 90 per cent, 1915, I0I bid l02 asked
I'll. ty bonds-New Savannah per cent,
SuIy coupons, lO7Ac bid. 1914 asked New
! bid, 1888 asked
Banking Company collateral. gold IS, "a
IL, 1diiiroad Bonds-Central Railroad and
Dlu, lVO asked; Central consolidated mort
Sase Z per cent, coupons, January and
Juiy maturity, l24l2 bid, - asked Savan-
nan dhd western railroads. per cent, trust
SSer.lIcales, 0312 bid, 5iiz asked Savannah
Amerlcus and Montgomery 6 per cent 50
1aIa, % asked; Georgia railroad per cent,
a anS IL nld, ll5 asked; Georgia Southern
ana FLORIDA first mortgage s per cent, 81
bid, 80 asked; MONTGOMERY and Eufauia
HIst mortgage 6 per cent, Endorsed BY
central railroad. 100 bid, 107 asked; Angus
cent anu 100 AAnnoxyille first mortgage per
cent, lO2 bid, l03 asked; Ocean Steamship
. per cent, due 1920, 971k bid, 9Slk asked;
Soiumbus and Rome first mortgage bonds
i aSi1ed. by Central railroad, = bid. 50
L.
guaranteed, ll2 bid, 1l3 asked; City and Su-
Durpan railway, first mortgage per cent,
o. arI pa % asked; Savannah and Atlantic
asked; South Georgia and Florida first
mortgage per cent, log bid, asked;
south south Georgia and Florida second
railroad 5s, indorsed, 74Ia bid. 75i5 asked:
Aiabama Midland SO bid, 80 asked; Bruins
WICK WICK and Western As, guaranteed, n
Railroad Stocks-Central common Is
bid, 16 asked; Augusta and Savannah Z
per cent, guaranteed, 70 bid, 81 asked:
Ss o0tgg con common, l67 bid. 10 asked;
Guiding order for div, 81 bid, 50 asked;
central per cent. certificates 23l5 bid 81
asked; Atlanta and West Point railroad
STOCK, 80 bid, 81 asked; Atlanta and West
asked. * 0-' '0|@
Bank Stocks, Etc.-Citizens' Bank. 1861
bld, 1914 asked; Chatham Bank, 40 bid,
90 asked Germania Bank lO5 bid -
asked; Merchants National Bank 1917 bid.
WE asked; National Bank of Savannah 1870
Dld 1873 asked; Oglethorpe Savings and
Trust Company, 100 bid, i01 asked South
ern Bank OF the State of Georgia. 165 bid,
100 asked; Savannah Bank and Trust
Company, 106 bid, los asked; Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company. 81
BID, 54l9 asked; Savannah Construction
Company, "a bid, 75ls asked; Title Guaran-
Brush Electric Light and Power Com
pany, Sc bid, IS asked; Savannah Gas
Light Company, 201z bid, 21l2 asked Savan
nah MoI Brewery every Company; 90 bid. "a asked
easy, at 1Q13 per cent The last loan
was at per cent, and at the closing was
offered at ! per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, $685. per cent.
Bar silver, 66Isc.
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual bust
ness In bankers bills a t $4SS1sd4 $3.50 for 60
days and S4S912 for demand. Posted rates
aS904S0.s Commercial bills, $4.S71R6I4 $50
Government bonds, strong; state bonds
were firm; railroad bonds were firm.
Silver at the board was dull
New York, June 26.-The treasury bal
ances to-day were as follows; Coin, SlO4,-
$4,000; currency, $67, 152, 600.
N0 MeW W. work i J1ne 26 noon-Eriei 10;
shore, $50; Norfolk and Western pre-
Ierred, 1875; Western Union, 92; South
err err Halfway, common, "a; do preferred,
Ohio, 6S; Canada Southern, So; st. Paul,
6Sla; Rock Island, 1874 Delaware and Hud-
son. l2gAi Delaware, Lackawanna and
western, 1853; Manhattan, 1141a; Michigan
Central: 1922 New York Central 1912
New York, June 26.-Speculation at the
stock exchange to-day was decidedly ir-
smaller scale, the sales footing up 211149
shares, but the dealings in bonds were
heavier, S,5l7,0O0 changing hands. The
standard stocks, such as the Changers,
Anthracite Coalers and Trunk lines show
ed few features of interest and, in fact
were inclined to lag. The changes in these
fractions. Near the close the Changers
ran off ssG9s per cent. on the revival of
stories OF damage to the crops. The low
priced issues were firm throughout and
Wheeling and Lake Erie and the Texas
issues were the best demand Wheeling
sold up to 179s for the common and to
5lA for the preferred. Improved earnings
and rumors of favorable DEVELOPMENTS
account for the strength of the stocks
Texas Pacific was in demand on reports
that the company was securing better
rates Tor cotton TRANSFORMATION NpvV
England was strong for time and rose to
81, but when tfie inquiry from the shorts
date, the stock settled back to 4S5s In
the Industrials Sugar was most active
5000 shares being traded in. The price
declined from 1l53s to 1133sG1131a on re-
ports that prominent inside interests
have parted with their speculative lines
Chicago Gas was rather weak on stories
that a Standard Oil director had sold
his stock: General Electric was quiet,
and Distillers and Cattle Feeders firm
In the inactive list New York, New
Haven and Hartford brought 213A
against 2Ol, the last previously reported
sale. The market closed barely steady
Net changes show losses of 1sG1B per
per cent. Bonds were irregular The
sales Of listed stocks aggregated $4,000
shares; unlisted 5000 shares.
Stocks and Bonds-American Cotton. OH.
2S; American Cotton Oil preferred, 743s;
Sugar Refinery, 1872; Sugar Refinery pre-
ferreQ, tSS32,2 american lODdCcOs ia Amer
lean Tobacco preferred, ia; Atchison, T.
and S. F., 99s; Baltimore and Ohio, 81;
Canada Pacific, 539z; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 22lk; Chicago and Alton, 1853; Chica-
go. B. and O.. s5Ss; Chicago Gas, 7034 Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, 1925;
Dis. Cat. Feed, 81; Erie, ga; Erie PREFER
ed, %; Edison General Electric, 36%; ILL
nois Central, &c.; Lake Erie and West
ern, 24s4; Lake Erie and Western preferr-
ed. s41s; Lake Shore, 1907 Louisville and
Nashville, 5SA; Louisville and N A, 8;
Manhattan, 113$t; Memphis and Charles
ton, 10 asked; Michigan Central, 102; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 80; Mobile and Ohio, Is;
Nashville c. and St. L., IS; United States
Cordage. rs United States Cordage pre-
ferred, 31s; New Jersey Central 1904
New York Central, 102; New York and
New England, 4S5s; Norfolk and West
ern preferred, 10; Northern Pacific, AZ;
Northern Pacific preferred, 1914; North
western, 100; Northwestern preferred, 145;
ROCK Island. 1874; St. Paul.
ssh: St. Paul preferred, 1871;
Silver Certificates, 66A; Tennessee, Coal
and Iron, 3S; Tennessee Coal and Iron pre-
ferred. 1907 Texas Pacific, 1874; Union Pa
cifc, 121b; Wabash, St L. and p, so ; Wa,
hash. ST L. and p, preferred, 20; West
ern Union, 917s; Wheeling and L. E., II;
wheeling and L. E., preferred, 5094; South
- - oil Ss QS. Southern Railway com.