Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-26
EVENING REPORT.


Money market easy at per cent, closing
at per cant. Prime mercantile paper 6@7
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at S4.6l; do. ez. demand, S4.84.
Recommendation.
Bonds-Railroad bonds strong.
State Securities-Quiet.
Stocks-To-day's stock market was strong,
although prices declined III the last hour from
| realization of profits, and there has been q gain
not only il prices, but in confidence. To-day,
for the iirzt time in 4 good many months, there
were foreign buying orders of considerable ex-
| tent on the market, though many of them were
| Of figures somewhat below the lowest Of the
day, showing that foreign buyers expect a par
| tial reaction, but are disposed to invest at a
moderate decline from the average of to-day.
The market to-day opened with a whirl and the
dealings were attended with great excitement
The bears in Vandacbilts made special efforts
to cover, on report that Vanderbilt had or
dered the calling in of all his loaned stock. The
early rise in prices ranged from 1a@215 per
cent, Illinois Central leading, selling up from
1881 to 1872. subsequently there was reaction
of 4@I& per cent, the latter for Oregon Navi-
CATION, which fell off from 1l3 3-5 to l12. Near
p. NJ. speculation became buOyant again and
many shares reached the highest point made
since the recent bull movement began. In the
afternoon there were sales to realize profits and
reaction of 403 per cent. took place in
Michigan Central. The decline was accelerated
by heavy selling for short account, one operator
alone being accredited with putting out a line
of shorts of over $4,000 shares. Room traders
followed in his wake and also sold freely. In
ia final frpvl rullI of
per cent, the latter for Western Union Tele-
graph, which sold up to 1875. As compared
with last nights closing prices are 11@1H per
c92t. lower for Union Pacific, Canada Southern,
Central Pacific, Chicago, Burlington G Quincy,
Chicago 4 Northwestern, Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western, Denver Il Rio Grande, Louisville &
Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, New Jersey Central, st. Paul, Minueapo-
lis & Manitoba and Chicago, St. Paul, Mime
apohs & Omaha, and 15@21S per cent. higher
for Oregon Navigation company, Oregon Trans
continental, Northern Pacific, Western Union
Texas Pacific, Chicago, st. Paul, in
neapolis s. Omaha preferred, Lake Shore, Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Pail and Canadian Pa
clhG. New York Central is unchanged and in
specialties Alton & Terre Hauto rose per cent.
to 81, American Gable Is per cent. to 6311,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati dS indianapolis
1 per cent. to IS, Lake Erie & Western l per
cent. to l8M, Louisville, New Albany G Chicago
to IL, Minneapolis & st. Louis % per ceat. to
q, do preferred 1 PER cent. TO IL, Milwaukee.
Lake Shore & Western preferred per cent. to
40, New York & New England 2% per cent. to
rs, Pullman Palace Car ~ per cent. to 1928,
st. Louis & San Francisco 2 per cent. TO 126;
preferred 2 per cent. to 81, New York, Susque-
hanna 6 Western preferred per cent. to Is, and
Bankers & Merchants Telegraph Il per cent.
to 1853. Chicago, st. Louis Il Pittsburg pre-
ferred, after advancing "a per cent. to 3516,
reacted to 81. Railway earnings during the
third week of October: Northern Pacific $780,
700, increase S106, 500; Canadian Pacific $780,
goo, increase s65,0!Q; Hannibal st. Joe $685.
7CO, increase 1000.
The transactions aggregated 672,000 shares:
Canada Southern l0,L00; Central Pacific 5000;
Delaware, La, HAVANA & Western $1,000;
Denver Il Rio Graude 5000; Erie 24,COO;
Louisville & Nashville 2S,000; Michigan Central
1000; Missouri Pacific 1900; Chicago &
North Sestern 5000; New Jersey Central 5000;
New York Central 41,000; Northern Pacific
g., 900; Philadelphia & Reading $4,000;
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul 7i,G00;
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha II 900;
Texas Pacific 1lO0U; Union Pacific 5000;
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific $4,000: Western
Union Telegraph $4,000; Oregon TRANSCRIPT
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MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks very dull Horn Silver 669,
Iron Silver and Father De Smet 900, Chrysolite
lis, Consolidated Virginia 50, Robinson ConsoI-
idated 40949. Sales for the day 14,02o sneves.
Pipe Line certificates dull at l091S9II0Ll, clos