The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-06

I6S3, asked: Georgia So per cents. due 1915
l0l bid, 1922 asked; Georgia IS, Smiths,
az Der cent. bonds, 1915, 1145s bid lis asked;
South Carolina fks, los bid, 100 asked.
City Bonds-Atlanta Z per cent. l07 BID,
los asked; Augusta As. 1925, iOi bid, lO5
asked; Augusta Z per cent, ll4i2 bid, ll5ia
asked; Augusta per cent, ll2ls bid, ll3
asked; Columbus B per cent. los bid, ,Oi
asked; Macon per cent, IA bid, lis
asked: Savannah per cent, quarterly
July coupons, 1882 bid, LOO asked; SavGn-
nah per cent. quar- terly August coupons
1854 bid. 100 asked; Charleston As, IS bid,
Railroad Bonds-savaI nah. FLORIDA and
Western railroad general mortgage bords.
per cent interest coupons li2 bid ia
asked; Atlantic and Cuff first mortgage
consolidated Z per cent coupons. January
asked; Central Railroad and Banking
Company. collateral d5i gold 5s. o bid,
railway nrst mortgage 5s, 1885 III sid.
no asked; Central Of Georgia RAILWAY
consolidated 5s. 50-year gold bonds. 81
6rst preferred incomes. % bid 20 asked.
Central OF Georgia railway second pre-
ferred incomes, u bid, 10 asked; Cen
comes, bid, 10 asked; Gcorgia railroad
ss 1910. 1l2 bid. l12ia asked:
SShsrl0ttse f iSs 5d a 49, A9 6saa
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta second
mortgage Is, llS bid ia asked; Georgia
Southern and Florida news IS, 96i5 bid az
asked: South Georgia and Florida frst
mortgage IS, 1O6 bid. asked: South
Georgia and Florida, second mortgage Is.
i05 Bid asked; Savannah. Americas
and Montgomery 5s. 6S bid. 10 asked.
Ocean Steamship per cent. bonds 1870
= bid 1ol asked; city and suburban
re- hid: rs asked Electric railway 5s
due 1895 10 bid, 20 asked; Alabama Mid
! land 5 per cent indorseds 50 bid, 80 asked:
asked; South Bound railroad 5s. - bid
x asked; Southern Raiway 5s. 1924 bid
9315 asked; georgia. ana Alabama con-
Railroad stockD-Augus,a and Savan-
nah. % bid, % asked; Georgia common.
liza bid. 40 asked; southwestern, GJ3 bid
otlh asked; Atlanta ana West Point rail
road stock, 10l bid. l02 asked, Atlanta ana
west Point per cent. certificates, l0ilS
Ma 1O2 asked: SaYannah Constructio1
tj"n Company -- Did Az asked
Gas stocks-savannah Gas Light stock.
99I Md q asked; Electric Light and Pow
or company, GO bid, 81 asked.
Rank stocks, Eac.--Ciuzen's Bank. il3
bid. ia asked; Chatham Bank, 49, bid,
20 asked; Germania Bank, l09 bid, li0 ASK
1O1ih asked National Bank of Savannah
1Sii5 bid 1856 asked; OglethOrpe Sayiues
and Trust Company. lVolz BID, I07j5 asked:
Snuthern Bank of state OF Georgia. l72 bid
IN asked; Savannah Bank ana Trust Com
many, 100 bid, 110 asked; Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company A 5fIs
bid IS asked; =, 81 BID, 5i1a asked; Peo-
pies Savings and Loan Company, 81 bid.
80 asked.
bid 100 asked; Sibley Factory Gs, 1902 bid
lO3 asked; Enterprise Factory IS, 1021s bid
l03 asked; Eagle and Phenix Manufactu--
ing Company per cent. bonds 70 bid, 50
Factory Stocks-savnnna Cotton Fac
torv - bid 50 asked: Eagle ana Phenix
Nayn,ifactiIring Company, s bid. Is asked:
Augusta Factory, 70 bid. 78 asked Gran
fteVille Factory, l50 bud. 155 asked; Lang
lev Factory los bid, 10 asked. RIA Lerprise
Factory, common, lV3 oid. l15 asked; J. L.
King Manufacturing Compa ny JOS bid, 10
asked; Sibley Manufac turing Company IS
bid, IS asked; Savannah Brewing Company
- bid, ~ asked.
London, June 5.-Bar silver, 312sd Con-
sols. 1l3 5-l6 for money; 1885 for the ac-
count
New York June 5.-Money on call was
easy at Hap per cent, the last loan at 2
per cent, and al he closing was offered
at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile 1905 per
steady, with actual business in bankers
bill at $.S7404SIia for sixty days, and
1897 "a ssh for demand. Posted rates
$48S0489: commercial bills, $4.SG1444. G6A.
Government bonds were higher. State
bonds were dun. Railroad bonds were ir-
regular Silver at the board was easier.
New York, June 1.-The treasury bal
ances were as follows: Coin, $1G7,37j2 l5;
currency, $906S5, $50
New York. june 5, ,Noon.-,Erie, 14as;
preferred, 10h; Western Union, s5iA;
Southern Railway, common, Sk Southern
Railway preferred, 2s5s; American Sugar,
123A; Baltimore and Ohio, IT'S; Canada
Southern, 50Ia; ST. Paul, 765s; Rock ISL
and, 7034 Delaware and Hudson, 1854;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1Gj;
Manhattan, 104sl; Michigan Central gj;
New York Central 9GA; speculation quiet,
but firm.
New York, June IA better tone pre-
vailed at the Stock Exchange, and there
was a general advance in prices, due prin-
cipaIly, it should be added to covering
of short contracts. This change of front
on the part of the room traders can be
traced to the growing impression that
the St Louis convention will adopt the
Indiana republican currency plank the
prospect of an early adjournment of con-
kin the Butler bond bill and the absence
of gold engagements for shipment to Eu-
rope tomorrow. According to the author
tiles, ]. p. Morgan has placed round
amounts of securities abroad and there
will be a sufficient volume of exchange to
meet the demands Of remitters for little
time to come This, Of course means the
cessation Of gold exports. A recovery In
the price of wheat and the favorable re-
port OF the Chicago and Northwestern
road for the year, just issued, exerted a
favorable influence on the shares of the
western roids and neutralized the mode
rate selling of St. Paul by London. Some
wide changes were reported in the lead
ing issues. Manhattan rose from 103 to
1881 Gl1O5A on the negotiations now pro-
crossing with the rapid transit commits
sion. Tobacco was irregular, but in the
main firm at 635s4651z. The Bousack ciga-
rette machine patents, controlled by this
company, expired yesterday, and an ef-
fort was made to use this against Tobac-
co stock but without success. Sugar was
stronger on the Improvement in the market
for raws, and late in the day there was
extensive covering, and the stock rose 23s
to l2494 Lackawanna jumped per cent
TO 164d165 Jersey Central and Delaware
and Hudson sold up to the best figures
of the week. Bay State Gas rose Ia to
295s, and later dropped 2A to 27lz
Des Moines and Fort Dodge preferred was
to 8. The directors of the company have
advanced the rate of dividend on the pre-
Ierred from 20 per csnL per annum.
clined from 1871 to 7s. Speculation closed
firm in tone. Net changes show advances