Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
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Money market easy ut 292H pei
cent, closing at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 51f97 per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady at s4.8211; do. OK. demand
s4.S5A.
Governments-Stronge except for the threes
which are lever at 102%@l02%.
Bonds-Railroad bonds generally firm.
State Securities-In state bonds Arkansas
Forth Smith issue sold at IS and do. Pine Bluffs
at 3S@4O.
Stocke-Speculation at the Stock Exchange
to-day was characterized by considerable IT.
regularity. At the opening the market was
firm and prices advanced A@l per cent, the
latter for Oregon Transcontinental, which sold
up to 81. Chicago & Northwestern AID Northern
Pacific common were exceptionally weak and
fell off H@I per cent. Subsequently the mar
kst was irregular. About midday the annual
report of the Northern Pacific was issued and
the market began to improve, prices moving up
H@2& per cent, Oregon Transcontinental
showing the greatest impro vensnt, advancing to
6I15. Northern Pacific rose lss PER cent to
1917, do. preferred ~ per cent. to TON. After
this advance there was made sharp attack on
Union Pacific, which was carried down ~ per
cent. to 89H. Room traders were tho most
conspicuous sellers. The remainder of the list
vie ded 1502 per cent. in sympathy. Towards
tho close rumors were current that the bear
party in Willard shares had covered and this led
to another sharp upward movement. On this
advance Wizards reached the best figures OF the
day, Northern Pacific selling up te $50, pre-
ferred to IL, Oregon Trsnsconfinsntal to 6l1<,
Union Pacific to 90S, Central Pacific to 67Z,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul to 1851, Den
yer & Rio Grande to ASK, Louisville & Nash
vile to 5Os, Michigan Central to Ssh, Texas
Pacific to 49, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
to lO9}k, Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific to 224
and preferred to s4%. Western Union Tee-
graph sold ex. dividend of ~ per cent. at
80X@8I and Missouri Pacific OK. dividend
of ~ per cent. at s9XD9sT.
As compared with last night the closing prices
are d to ~ per cent hig er for Wizards, st.
Paul, New York Central, Manitoba and Western
Union, while Canada Southern, Chicago &
Northwestern, Delaware & Lackawsnna, Illinois
Central, Louisville & Nashville, Michigan Cen
tral, New Jersey Central, New York, Lake Erie
& Western, Philadelphia & Reading, Texas Pa
cifc, Union Pacific and Western are to ~
per cent lower. Denver & Rio Grsnde, Lake
Shore, Missouri, Kansas and Texas unchanged.
In specialties Chicago, st. Louis d Pittsburg
preferred rose Is per cent. to 1873 Pacific
Nail Il to SsH. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin-
natl indianapolis u to 65H and Rochester d
Pittsburg Il to 1871. Manhattan elevated de-
clined 3 per cent to ~, and Minneapolis & st.
Louis to a. G. s. Scott, G. F. Baker and
John T, Martin elected directors Of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway COM
pany. Scott and Baker represented Richmond
d Daaville interests.
The transactions Aggssssesd 4fs ,ooe shares:
Central Pacific II 900; Delaware, Leckavanns 4
Western 9s, $50; Denver Bio 6rands 5,00s;
New York, Lake Erie b Western Is, 90;
Lake Shore 1900; Louisville B Nashville
IL, 900; Michigan Central $3.50; Missouri Pa
cihc 5000; Chicago & Northwestern GEO;
Northern Pacific a, ESQ; Philsdel PhiA b Reed:
ing 13,ece; Chicago. Milwaukee D st. Paul
Is, 100; Texas Pacific 6,g0s; Uniea Pacific
40, 90; Northern Pacific preferred ls9, 0e0;
Oregon Transcsntinsntai So, 100. canada Pacific
I, zoo.
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stscks-NOrthern Belle s1-dividend
sold at kos to S75, Unisa Consolidated 475.
Navajo $50, Chrysolits 12s0i25, Little Chief
II to IS, Leadville Consolidated 10 to 50, Little
e4Q65, Robinson consolidated 10 to
IS, gonsrs Consolidated 30 to 70 eaiss for the
day SO, ITO shares. Pipe Line certificates very
dull at 1ls2s to l14}}5, closing call at las.