The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-23
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1897

in the railway list. The Northern Pacific
stocks We're notable exceptions in this por-
ton of the list and developed quite ag
gressiVe strength as the day progressed.
The preferred stock, with a net gain
OF Us. and the common with a net gain
of rs. The motive of the buying was
the Statementethat the gross earnings for
the second week in November which
showed an increase over the correspond
ing period of last year of SlSl, l37 or over
10 per cent. Following s strong a state
ment for the first week the effect was
quite a strong demand for the stock by
local operators, which carried stock up
IN spite of some selling for London ac-
count. Consolidated Gas made an eX
IRENE rise to SIS, Manhattan and Brook
lyn RAPID Transit We're at one time rs
above Saturdays quotations. All of these
reacted a greater or less extent, notably
Consolidated Gas, which closed a small
traction under Saturday. On the other
hand the CoaleTs are notably weak, New
Jersey Central Showing an extreme decline
of 2ss points. and Delaware and Hudson
or IL, the laJter rallying over point.
Outside of these the market was dull and
without general interest, One of the Incl
dents of the day was the first payment
TO the government by the Union Pacific
reorganization committee on account of
the foreclosure sale. The payment was
$lS6l5,3lO The transaction was effected by
the transfer of certificates from the COM
mittee on account of cash deposited to
their credit in local banks, the banks haV-
ing placed government bonds in the treas
ury at Washington as security. The
transaction was completed without Great
ing a ripple in the money market. The re-
mainder of the purchase. price is to be
paid in four equal installments. the first
OF which will be paid on Dec. and the
remaining three at intervals of ten days.
Each installment is about $S,500,OOO and no
apprehension is felt they will create any
disturbance in the money market. The
bond market was quiet and strong and
showed considerable activity. High grades
bonds were in special demand and strongly
held. The foreign holders continued TO
sell this class of securities, invited by the
high prices prevailing. The total sales
were ST. 10000. United States As, coupon
of 1907 rose 9s bid 10 HAS and sold at
that, which is equal to the price of 5s.
The new As were i higher bid.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 49,
700 shares.
New York Closing Stocks.
Atchison ........ 12ss st. p. & Om.... 761a
do pref go. 26a+ st. P. NJ. & MI
B. e o. ....... l27s5o. Pacific -. 1881
Can. Pacific J.. j.. 1880. Railway .... 9
Can. Southern 5215l do pref. ...... 2S15
Cent Pac 49,. 1l5s Texas & Pacific. 1875
Ches. & Ohio. 2lIsFUn. Pacific go. 1917
Chi. & Alton LBS U.P p. D. & Ca.
Chi. b. & O.. 92zs Wabash .........
c, &C. & St. L. 81 q Wheel, & L. E.. 2
do do pref. go. rs do do pref. .... s
Del. & Hudson 109 Adams Elk lib
Del L; & w. I54 American FIX. my
Den. & R. G.. hi United States e. 3S
40 pref. ....... AZ Wells Fargo lilo
Erie new go. HA A.. Cot. Oil. ...... 2124
do LIST pref. $50 do pref. ...... "a
Ft Wayne 49,. 1885 ANN Spirits -. 81
Ct; Nor. pref...130 do pref. -. 20
illinois Central l09 Am. Tobacco -. S02t
Lake Erie e. w. 10 do pref 1O9i5
do do pref =. IS Peoples Gas =. 9914
Louis & Nash. 5l1h COM. Gable Cab COILS .i7S72
Manhattan Il. =. 9S7s Col. F. & Iron 20
Met. Traction ..114l4i do do pref. 49, 50
Mich Cen. ....,102 Cen Electric &c. 30
MINI. & st. L.. p illinois Steel 49, 40
do do LIST pref. 81 La Clede Gas e. 40
Mo. Pacific 80. 283s Lead .............33
No, K. & t.. 12&i Nat Lin. Oil .107
do pref. ..... 80 ore. Imp. Co.. J424
c., I. & L.. Pacific Mail 49,. S0i%
do do pref. e.. 81 Pullman Pal. ..169h
N. Y. c. & S. L. 1872 Stan. r. & t.. AZ
DO dc dc 3n * B BFsfs sugar d6 pref 5
Nor & Wes..., 10 T. c. & Iron.... 241a
NO. Amer. Co. 4 u. s. Leather =.
No. Pacific 80. 10 do pref. ....... 62s4
do pref, 535sU. S. Rubber -. 1919
Ontario q W.. Is do pref ....... GO
Ore. R, & Nav. 81 West. Union 1890 S6ls
Ore. Short Line. Is Northwestern e. .12)1.
Pittsburg .......l567s do pref. ....... 1853
Reading, 49,. 20A St; L, & S. F.. 61s
Rock Island -. s634 do LIST pref. 53Ss
st. L. & s. w. AS do End pref =. q
r, do do pref slslR. G. w. p
st. Paul ....... SIS do pref. ...... 50
do pref. ...... 1898 Chi. G. W........ 125s
second assessment paid.
Bonds
u. S. new As, reg. 1275stN. c. 6s ..122
do coup PTS do As .......... 102
u. s. As ........1123s No. Pac lists. III
do coup. ......ll41s do IS .......... 5S7s
- do ENDS $3.50. 9S14 do As :..;....... 91$s
u. S. 5s res. .1141slN. Y. c. e. St
do IS coup. .1141sL l.. As. 1O45s
District 65s l09i4 Nor. & w. 6s... l20
Ala. class A.. .l0S1a North. consols 14215
do B: .........,1 08 do deb SIS ......115$z
do c. .........100 o. Nav. 1sts.....112
do currency .1e9a o. Nav. As .... 1914
Atchison As -. $50. S. L. 6s, t.r.120$
do adj. As c...,3 $3.50. S. L. IS. tr. 93%
can SO. ends ..f0634 y. Imp. lists t.r.102A
Chi. Term. $50. 1873 DO IS, t. r....... 40
G. & Ohio 5s 1101@ Pacific IS of IS. .1025k
-, ii. Il D. 412s. lO49s Reading As ...... S4A
D. & R. G, lists. 1071aR G; ". lists. Sl%
D. & r. G. As. IS elSt. L. & Ir. NJ
East Tenn lists. 109la0 Con. IS .......S Sc
Erie Gen. 4s.., 70 st. l.. & San f.
F.W.& sd. LIST t.r. 50 Gen. 6s ........ 1161A
Gen. Elec IS ...101l5iSt. p. Con. LIB
G.. II. e S. A. SIS. 104 ct. p. C.&P. lists 119b
H. & T, G. 5s....ii2 g. G. non-fund...
do con. 6s. .....l05 SO. Ry. 5s....... 9134
Iva. G. lsts.... 99l4 s. r. & T. Is Of 60
Kan. p. c. {. r. 1884 Tenn. new set IS S714
X. p. LIST Cd. ID T.tP. l.. G. lists. 81
{. r ..........,. 1872 do Rg. 2nds.. 2S
La. new con. .4sl0o Union Pac. lists 1917
l.. & N. uni. As. A1aWab. LIST SIS ...1O5A
Missouri 6s 100 do ends .......771R
NJ K G T. DDS. 6194lW Shore As ....ilib
do As .......... 81 IVA Centuries =. 67
". Y. Cen. 1sts.11SA do deferred go.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
The following are the Savannah Board
of Trade quotations:
Bacon-The market is steady. Smoked
clear sides, SIC; dry sailed clear rib sides
SIC; bellies, &c; sugar cured hams, 9%c.