The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-27
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
continued from Seventh Page)

7-,don. March 26-Bar silver, 2Ssld
asked Consols, III Ior mohey' anu IL --AO
.eor the account.
9o MS March 26-Three per cent. rentes,
-,5 lanes 421a centimes for the account.
Isw York. March 26.-Money on call
EASY al 11ka1A per cent; the last
We v-as at IL per cent, and at the clos
;og was offered at IL per cent Prime
rasrcantile paper, So per cent. Bar silver,
OK Sterling exchange, easier, With
o.,,a1 business in bankers bills at S4S5s4
49, 80 FOR sixty days, and $4.S7l4G4S715 for
gg5oan5. posted rates, $4S6l2q4SSl9. Com
rosrcial bills. S4.S41aq4s5A. Government
tonds we're firm; state bonds were dull;
soI-oad bonds were lower. Silver at the
hoard was weaker.
New York March &.-The treasury bal
.1ces we're as follows: Coin, S1SO, 9i4, 7S7;
currency. s67, S31.7 54.
Nov York March rs, noon.-The stock
market was quiet, but hrm, at the IoIIoW-
ing quotations: ~ go,
Northwestern ..lUo can. southern = arg
A. nref .155 st. Paul ......... 75A
- shore l65 Rock Island -. "a
w. pref. 2612i Del. & Hudson..l07
West Union 80. 235 Del, l.. & W....l54
60 Nv conn.,. So Manhattan ...... 81
do pref ...... 26$s Mich. Central SO
A Sugar .......111b N. Y. Central. $685.
New york. March 26.-There was renew
al derression at the stock exchange to-
Sa,, Snecnlation having been dominated by
tLe decision recently rendered by the SUI
r-ene court in the Trans-Missouri Freight
Sassociation case, and the summary dis
~nntion of various western railway pools
tnoe that Many holders of stock were
5sbeartened by this condition of affairs
and sold out with the result of bringing
shout a decline of Il to per cent. The
raiIWavs and industriais suffered alike,
the heaviest declines having been in the
Crangers. Kansas and Texas preferred
New York Central, Big -Four, Sugar, To-
hacco General Electric and Omaha. The
downWard movement was accelerated by
sbe execution of stop orders. In the case
If Sugar. which dropped 112 to 11024, the
Tressure to sell was due mainly to the
definite announcement that Claus Doscher,
tho wealthy sugar refiner, had decided to
bnild new refinery with a capacity of
25O to 5000 barrels per day. At the same
slime it was clearly intimated by those in
terested that the relations existing be-
tween them and the American Sugar Re-
lining Company are, to say the least,
somewhat strained. During the after
noon. supporting orders appeared and a
rally of a to 15s per cent, epsued, the i'm
movement being aided by more favorable
traffic returns for the third week of March.
Toward the close, Tobacco broke suddenly
10 1874, making the net loss for the day
% per cent. and other stocks reacted u to
x per cent. from the highest, the latter in
Jersey Central Among the specialties
Minnesota Iron jumped AZ to 49, while
Erie first preferred fell IL to SO19, Lake
Erie and Western 2 to IA, and preferred
54 to Co. The market closed about steady
in tone. Outside of Tobacco the net
changes showed 4 to Is per cent, Chica-
go and Manhattan gained 1s@ss per cent.
The total sales were only 202,814 shares
against 236,392 shares yesterday and 1886 900
shares on Wednesday. The bond market
was lower to-day. The transactions ag-
gregate1 $966,O00.
New York Stock List-Stocks and Bonds
al the Closing: