The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-01

SILVER.
Consols. ll3 9-l6 for money, and 113 1l-l6
for the account. Paris advices quote 3
account
New York, June sO.-Money on call was
mrm at 2GS per cent; the last loan was at
Z12 per cent, and at the closing was Of
Tered at 2l2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 5G5l2 per cent Bar silver, 6S7sc
sterling exchange quiet, with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at $4S1G4.S7h for
sixty days, and A.SSG4SSA for demand
Posted rates, $4.SSd4.S9. Commercial bills
AS6u4.S6l Government bonds steady;
state bonds duh; railroad bonds higher
silver al the board was quiet.
New York, June 3O.-The treasury bal
ances We're as follows; Coin, $109,024,96i;
currency, S@,S54,793.
New York, June 30.-Noon-Erie, 144;
Northwestern, 1919; preferred, AS; Lake
Shore, las; Norfolk and Western, pre-
ferred 81; Western Union, SS3s; Southern
Railway common, 9; Southern Railway
preferred, 26; American Sugar, ia; Bal
timore and Ohio, ia; Canada Southern,
4Ss4; st. Paul, 75%; Rock Island, CTS Del
aware and Hudson. 124l2; Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, 1852; Manhattan,
10lls; Michigan Central, 90; New York
Central, 80; speculation quiet but firm.
New York, June 30.-In Wall street
there was a complete reversal of specu-
lative sentiment to-day, According to
cable advices, the utterances of Mr.. Nc
Kinley on the currency question led to
don and on the continent and the change
was reflected in buying orders for nearly
10000 shares from abroad The result
was a decidedly higher opening, the gains
varying from y to 1 per cent. right at
the start. The local bears attempted to
check the rising tendency by putting out
fresh line of shorts, but as the foreign
demand continued and there was a con-
siderable inquiry for the long account
here, the upward movement made further
progress as the day advanced. The silver
question was relegated to the rear for the
time being, and the probable action of the
Chicago convention on the money plank
excited less interest than of late. The
fact that there we're no further engage
ments of gold for export and that the
local money market was undisturbed as
well as the announcement by the Read
ing company of an advance in the price
of coal all excited a favorable influence
The rise In quotations was equal to rs
per cent, and the net changes showed
gains of 1k615s per cent. The conspicu-
au1 fea lures were the Changers, Sugar,
L0aisvi}ie and. Nashville and some of the
specialties. : Tobacco and Sugar were
heavy al one time, the former declining
from 63$4 to 62h and the latter from Ill
to 1898, but subsequently, under pur-
chases supposed to be for inside account
Tobbaco got back to 63 and Sugar to
112hd1115s. Speculation left off firm in
tone. Total sales were l5l ,4s6 shares, IN IN
GLIDING 5000 Sugar, 5000 St Paul, 25,OOO
Tobacco and 1860 Burlington and Quincy.
Bonds were higher. The sales were $751;
900.
Stocks and Bonds-American Cotton Oil,
91k; do preferred, Sly; Sugar Refinery,
1i15k: do preferred, 1907 American Tobac-
CO. 624; do preferred 50; Atchison, Tope--
ka and Santa Fe, 1874; Baltimore and
Ohio, 17A; Canada Pacific 60A; Chesa-
peake and Ohio, 1412; Chicago and Alton,
155; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1885,
Chicago Gas, 6S3s; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, 100; Distillers Cattle
Feeders. 14k; Erie 14A; do preferred, 1872;
Edison General Electric, 277k; Illinois
Central, 921a; Lake Erie and Western, II;
do preferred, 67la; Lake Shore, las; Louis
VILE and Nashville, 1895; Louisville and
N. A, ~; Manhattan. 1Ol@; Memphis and
Charleston, Is; Michigan Central, 81;
Missouri Pacific, 211; Mobile and Ohio,
1914; Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
s.; United States Cordage, AZ; DO prefer
red, 81; New Jersey Central, 103A; New
Norfolk and Western, preferred, SA /;
Northern Pacific, So; do preferred, 1873;
Northwestern, 1918; do preferred, 100;
Pacific Mail. %; Reading, 14A; Rock Is
land 661b; ST. Paul, 1875; do preferred,
127]l; Silver Certificates. SOS; Tennessee
Coal and Iron. 21A; do preferred So; Tex
as Pacific, n: Union Pacific, rs; Wa
bash, st. L. and p, 81; do preferred, l6ls;
Western Union, So: Wheeling and L. E,
So; do preferred, 80; Southern Railway SIS,
80; Southern Railway common, S7s South
ern Railway preferred, 26A
State Bonds-Ala bama A, 1903; do B, 105;
| do C, So; Louisiana stamped AS, 97A;
North Carolina AS. 100; North Carolina
6's, 1920; Tennessee, new set, 3s, so; Vir-
ginia SIS, preferred 5; Virginia Trust Re-
ceipts, 5; Virginia Funding Debt, So; South
Carolina 4ls's, 1O5.
Government Bonds-United States As.
registered, 1OS5s; United States AS, cou-
pons, 1O9; United States rs, registered,
| 95; United States As, new, coupons, 116M
United States As, new. registered, 1165s.