Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28


L., N. 4. &C.. SO Wells i Fargo. 1853
7, e. {. c. 1st pfd.. 10 West. Union t.. 70
do Cd praf'dT.. Quicksilver 800.
4enphis i Co.. IL dc preferred. :. 80
| Mich. Central SO Pullman Pal. Car .l261 Is
aIinR's u st. H.. 2l35 c., st. l.. d Pitts. i21s
do preferred =. - do preferred. =. 81
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EVENING REPORT.
Money at 293 per cent, closing
at per cent. Primo mercantile paper 6@7
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull at s4.Sl4; do. ex. demand, $4.S4.
Governments Strong.
Bonds-Railroad bonls firmer.
State SecUrities-Quiet.
Stocks-OpeGed irregular ts-day but soon BE-
came firm and prices advanced 14@1N per cent,
Michigan Central and Oregon Transrontinental
being the features. Before the first call there
was a disposition to sell and prices ssgged 1l@
rs per cent, Oregon Transcontinental, Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba, Missouri Pacific, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western, Canada Pacific and Central
Pacific being the weakest Towards nool
Michigan Central was suddenly advanced to SO
and there was difference Of 4@1S per cent.
between sales of regular ald cash. Il is under
stood Vanderbilt called in 10000 shares of
stock. Another rum1r was that the Grand
Trunk was DESTROYS of obtaining control of the
Michigan Central and negotiations towards that
result were in progress. Nothing Official is
known regarding the last mentioned ruInor.
Canadian Pacific developed strength, selling up
from 5735 to G3a55, on confirmation of the an
noancemsnt that the Canadian government had
guaranteed per cent. dividends for ten years
on the company's capital stock. The fairy in
Michigan Central AID the strength of Canadian
Pacific ezeyted . favorable influence on the gen.
eral market during the rest of the day and
prices rose A@lEl per cent. Oregon Trans
continental rose from 451S to 47@S, Northern Pa
citc fro Il 2SA to 291T, preferred from 631l to
64A and Oregon Improvement from 75I1s to
76%. The transfer of the Northern Pacific
suits to the United States courts created much
better feeling on the Wizards. Western Union
Telegraph was noticeably strong, selling up to
1914. Stock was in good borrowing demand.
The short interest in shares increased the past
week. Near the close Canadian Pacific ruu off
to 6lM 96lT and the general market declined
fractiOnally on sales 10 realize. In the final
transactions the market was firm. AS compared
with last nights closing prices are 9s@l% per
cent. higher, the latter for Canadian Pacific. In
specialties Minneapolis & st. Louis declined to
2i115 and rose to 22994, do preferred fell off to
Il and closed at 43; ST. Louis & San Francisco
frsts advanced 1 per cent. to 8S; American
Cable declined d per cent. to 62H, Hannibal &
st. Joe 4 per cent. to S8115 and Norfolk & West
ern preferred per cent. to 40. Gales OF stocks
for the week 3,069,07J shares, a decrease of
661, eco as compared with those of the previous
week.
The transactions aggregated 361, 900 shares:
Canada Southern 5,U0U; Central Pacific 5000;
Delaware, Laokswanna & Western $4,000;
New York, Lake Erie & Western 5000;
Lake Shore $4,000; Louisville & Nashville 5000;
Michigan Central IL 5000; Missouri Pacific 5000;
Chicago & North western 5000; New York Cen
tr5l 10000; Northern Pacific 5000; Milwaukee &
st. Paul 30, 0JJ; Texas Pacific 5000; Union Pa
cifc 25,00U; Western Union Telegraph 1900;
Oregon Transcontinentl $1,000; Canadian Pa
cific $1,000.
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks very dull; Horn Silver sold at
6I595G0, Eureka Consolidated Csc, Sierra Ne
vada $40, Iron Silver 5, and Consolidated Viz
ginis 47@46. Sales for the day 10, 40 shares;
total fer the week t22, 1893 shares. Total bullion
receipts in New York for the week from mines,
5l58,00e. Pipe Lire certificates dali at l10A@
1ll}6, closing on call at 1909.