Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-30

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EVENING REPORT.
Money market easy at 2@21S per cent, clos
OF 2 per cent. Prime mercantile tapsr 697
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
quiet at s4.S21z; do. ex. demand, S485A.
Gove1nments-StroHg
State Securities Dull.
Bonds-Railroad bonds steady.
Stocks-Speculation at the Stock Exchange
was characterized by dullness to-day. In the
was especially weak, falling off to 124I against
1851 at the close yesterday. Other active
shares were also lower, with Wizards next IL
point of weakness. Northern Pacific declined
"a per cent. to 1919 and Oregon Transconti
mental Il per cent. to 55%. The changes in thu
remainder of the list were within a marrow
range, being about A@l per cent. No specia
reason is assigned for the decline in Chicago
Northwestern. The room traders were the mos
conspicuous sellers. From midday until 2 p
m. the market was dull and almost neglected
with little or no change. At this time thu
Northern Pacifcs weakened again, selling dowr
to 3s11sS for common and 699S for preferred
Oregon Transcontinental declined to S.. To
wards the close there was little demand from
shorts and rally of A@T per cent. tool
place. There was dearth OF rumors except II
matters connected with the alleged new issue Of
Northern Pacific securities. In regard to these
it was stated that syndicate composed of lead
ing bankers had been formed and that when the
bonds are created they will be taken. NOTHING
offic al known. As compared with last nights
closing prices are down per cent. for Oregon
Transcontinental, "a per cent. for Northern Pa
cifc at 3S5s, 1as per cent. for preferred at g.
IL per cent. for Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha preferred at l01az, and FER cent fol
Chicago g. Northwestern at 124%, while Phila
delphia & Reading is Il per cent. higher at 81 e
Chicago & Northwestern preferred Il per cent
at LAG, and Union Pacific Is per cent. at 1928
The other changes were only fractional. II
specialties New York New England declined :
per cent to 10915 and rallied to 100. 1t wa
said that New England was selling. Sales o.
stock for the week 2,209,876 shares agains
1880, 877 for the previous week; decrease, lit,
06l shares. Exports of specie for the week
| $685., 1887, making total Of $11,670,375 sine
Jan. ], against 81, l37,O 64 for the same tim
last year. The imports for the week wer
| s,oO5, SAT, of which S2,79a,8l1 were dry good
and S., 204, 7S6 general merchandise; the tots
| imports since Jan. were s345, 1884,, 1874 agains
| $685., 1867, S11 last year. The imports of speci
for the week were sic, 1850, making total c
s12, 52l, 1877 against s2,971 ,O7l last year.
| The transactions aggregated $4,000 share!
Delaware, Lackawana & Western 10000
Denver Rio Grande 1000; Lake Shore 6,0o(
Louisville & Nashville 5000; Michigan Centrs
| $4,000; Chicago & Northwestern L, 600; Nortl
ern Pacific $4,000; Chicago, Milwaukee & s
Paul 5000; Union Pacific 5000; Oregon Tram
continental $1,000; Northern Pacific preferre
$4,000.
| MINING STOCKS.
| Mining stocks dull; Northern Belle and STAND
ard Consolidated sold at SIS, Alice 270, Sier1
Nevada 1856, Sierra Grande 80 cents, Caledeni
n So cents and Robinson Consolidated 40 O.
cents. Sales for the day 3l2,210 shares. PIP
Line certificates dull at 1l614@l15H, closing o
call at 1l51z.