The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-20

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were S1.s4z12211. against Sl.67S.T52.G9 for
the same week last year.
Foreign ENchauge-Ehe market was
steady. The folloing are net Savan-
nah quotations: Commercial demand.
Si.S72.; sixty days, %L@A; ninety days.
Sl86$s francs. Paris and Havre, sixty
days, $5.lS; Swiss, sixty days, S5.l95s;
marks, sixty days. 80 l-l6.
Domestic Exchange banks are
buying At par and selling ut 40 per cent
premium for amounts from $500 20 LOO
Securities-Narket quiet
Stocks ana Bonds-Sta,e Bonds-Geor-
gia, 81 per cent. bonds of 1880 103 bid
1873 asked; Georgia Sia per cents. due 1915
102 bid, lO3 asked Georgid as. Smiths
maturity 1886, lO3 bid; l03i, asked: Georgia
AZ per cent. bonds. 1915. us bid, il6 asked;
South Carolina 4l2s, l06 bid. 107 asked.
City BOndS-Atianta per cent, lU1 bid.
Jos asked; Augusta 43ss, 1922. l4 bid, los
asked; Augusta z per cent, llliG bid, 1850
asked: Augusta per cent, 1l2i. bid, ll3
asked; Columbus per cent. l03 bid, 1Ol
asked Macon per cent. IA bid us
July coupons, 1854 bid, 10 asked: SaVan-
nah per cent, quarterly August COUPONS
1924 bid, l09A asked; Charleston As, 90 bid,
Railroad Bonds-savainah Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage bonds
6 per cent interest coupons. ll2 bid. III
asked: Atlantic and Gulf u st mortgage.
consolidated per cent coupons. January
and July ma url ,5y 1894 1924 bid 1881
Company, collateral gold IS, 9Fe bid.
Sc asked Central Of Georgia
railway frst ce m2Ftsa df Gs 49, 6id
consolidated 5s, 5O-year gold bonds. 81
bid. SO asked; Central Of Georgia railway
first preferred incomes, 2S1i bid. 23L asked.
Central of Georgia railway second nre
ferred incomes, "a bid, is asked; Cen
trial OF Georgia railway rhlrd preferred IN
S comes isio. ' IL bid ii25s ia asEeai
Charlotte. Columbia and Augasfa
Ts5 ss columbia 1Oi a md Au iqS asked
mortgage Is, 1l3 bid. III asked Georgia
Southern and Florida new, IS. 81 bid, 9S
Georgia and Florida, second mortgage ~
los bid. asked; Savannah. Americas
Ocean steamship per cent. bonds 19S,'
- bid, 10l asked; City and Suburban
railroad first mortgage per cent. bonds
dne Ot 1875. 19 bid 20 asked; Alabama Ma S,
land per cent. Endorsed, 92i5 bid 98ib ash
Cd IL brunswick and Western As, - bid *
ssked. South Bound railroad IS - III
X asked; Southern Railway IS, 90 bid
a. asked; Georgia and Alabama IS con.
eoIs ri bid "A asked.
Rsiiroad StccRs-Augusta and sav,r-
nah 90 bid, "a asked; Georgia, common
leo nd. 10 asked; Southwestern, g2iL Nil
ssib asked Atlanta ana West Point rail-
% S'd 1os assd; savannah c oastTac dil
t GaS Se sItoeeks2savanaaR Gas Light stocv
% I'D. % asked; Electric Light and pow.
er Company. 62is bid. 6S!2 asked.
hid ia asked; Chatham Bank. 49% bid
30 asked; Germanla Bank, 100 bid, no ask
ed: Merchants National Bank, 100 bid
IN asked; National Bank of Savannah
1S4iS bid, 1876 asked; Oglethorpe Savings
and Trust Company, lO1 bid, 10755 asked: .
Southern Bank Of Stale OF
sseSggia; Bank and iTiI rn1st asked sized
pany, 1887 bid, 1lOA asked; Chatham Real
Estate and Improvement Company A, SO,
hid 55L asked; b, u bid, 5lI5 asked. Peo--
pies Savings and Loan Company 9lia bid.
u Factory Bonds-Augusta Factory es 1o2
bid, 1O3 asked; Sibley Factory IS, lO2 bid
IO3 asked: Enterprise Factory IS. 100 hid
1O4 asked. Eagle and Phenix ManufactIlr,
ing company, s per cent. bonds, = bid. rs
Factory stocks-savannah Cotton Fac
tory, - bid, so asked; Eagle and Phenix
Manufacturing Company, 20 20 bid, 10 asked;
Augusta Factory, % bid, rs asked; Gran
iteVille Factory, 100 bid, l55 asked; Lang
ley Factory, Jos bid, no asked; r.nIerprtSe
Factory, common, 100 bid, los asked; j. ~
asked; Sibley Manufacturing Company. rs
bid, Is asked; Savannah Brewing Company
- bid. ~ asked
London June 19.-Bar silver, 3 15-16d !:
consols. 1l2 1916 for money and
1925 for account. Paris adVces quote 3
per gent. rentes, 10l francs; 2514 centimes
New York. June 19.-Money on call was
easy at 202l5 per cent; the last loan was
at per cent, and at the closing was Of
fered at per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per, 41zGI5 per cent. Bar silver. 68%c. Ster-
ling exchange easier, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $4S7j5 for sixty
days, and S4SSl4 for demand. Posted rates,
A.S814S9 Commercial bills, %.GS Gov
eminent bonds were steady. State bonds
were dun. Railroad bonds were duh. Sill
yer at the board was active.
T7vsa
Northwestern, 1O4ia; preferred, 14S bid !;
Lake Shore 15ii4 asked; Norfolk and Wes-
tern preferred l0la Western Union, 81;
Southern Railway, common, 93s; Southern
Railway, preferred, q; American Sugar,
13; Baltimore and Ohio, 1884; Canada
Southern, 50; St. Paul 20; Rock Island,
711s; Delaware and Hudson, 125la Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 1912;
Manhattan, 1913; Michigan Central, $50;
New York Central, ylA. Speculation
weak, except for Tobacco.
New York, June 1.-the nominations
and the adoption Of the gold plank by
the republicans at St Louis yesterday
curties to-day. The news from London
was also of an encouraging nature, it
being stated by no less an authority than
Lord Salisbury that the outlook for a set
Element of the dispute over the Venezue-
Ian boundary line had improved. The re-
port of trouble between British surveyors
and Venezuelan troops was denied The
fact that there were no engagement Of
gold for shipment for Europe
tomorrow added to the bullish
feeling London buying was quite
a feature of the day the for
eigners having bought about 25 900 shares
Of various stocks, including St. Paul,
Louisville and Nashville and Atchison
The decisive victory of the gold men at
st. Louis was mainly responsible for this
buying. While the market ruled firm
throughout, business was small, the sales
footing up 49, 1853 shares. Commission
houses, however, are anticipating an in
crease in trading at the stock exchange
shortly as a result of the settlement of
the money question: at least, so far as the
republican party IS concerned, and the
heads of financial Institutions, as a rule,
heartily endorsed the action Of the St
Louis delegates and, altogether there is a
more confident feeling as to the future.
The gain in prices ranged from 1aN1ss
per cent, outside of Tobacco, which
Jumped from 65 TO 6S, on a report that
dividends on the common will be resumed
next month. Gossip had II that the diVi-
dend will be 2. and probably per cent.