St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-04
Morning Board Quotations

GOVERNMENTS.
Threes .100 Fours coupons. .11SK
4hs do ...,...11l3I Pacific Is of '95. .123
STOCKS.
Adams EXPRESS 1926 N j. Central e. SO
Allegheny Cent. II North n Pacific. lI7a
Alton g. Il. H. 214 do preferred. a.
do preferred. =. 20 Northwestern. -. 1874
American. ....... 80 do preferred. .lSo
B. c. r. g. NJ. 60 n. Y. Central. .. 1881
Canada Southern. go n. Y.,C. & st. l.. 5A
Central Pacific. 80 do preferred. III
Chicago & Alt. 1913 Ohio Central..... IA
do preferred 14O Ohio & Miss. 1874
c., B. 81 Q.....112% do preferred. E. az
st L. ENC 70 Ontario & West. 9%
c., S. 81 Cleve... Ak o. r.. s. No.. 73
Cleveland & COL. 80 Oregon Trans. va
Delaware u T. 94% Pacific Mail. 43
Del & Lack .116M Panama. .... 80. 80
Denver g. r. Co. 81 PEORIA D. & E.. 9h
Erie. ............ 1873 Pittsburg. ....13O
do Preferred. ~ Reading. ...... 20
Fort Wayne. ...120 Rock Island. 1O0
Han. & st. joe. 8. 1874 st. L. g. S. F.. lax
do Preferred. oS1a do preferred. -
Harlem. 19O do 1st pref'd... 74H
Houston g. Tex. 20 Mil. & ST. Paul. =. 685s
Illinois Central. .11GM do preferred. ..1O4A
Ind, 81 West 11M St Paul 81 Man.. 81 p
Kansas ~ Texas. 134 St Paul 81 O'ha.. 81
Lake Erie % W.. 124 do preferred. E. %
Lake Shore 7Ga Texas Pacifc.... 9R
L'yille IL Nash. =. 2S5s Union Pacific. 331s
L., n. A. & Co.. 10 United States. 40
N. 6. c. LIST pfd. 10 Wab., st. L. 81 P. So
do I'd prerd 5 do Preferred. 1874
Memphis s. Co.. q Wells g. Fargo. 81
Mich Central -. 55% West Union t.. 5SA
Minis & st. L.. liz Quicksilver ....
do preferred. e.. % DO Preferred. =. 90
Mo. Pacific. 9S5s Pullman Pal. Car. 100
Mobile q Ohio. 615 e., st. l.. 81 Pitts. Ga
Morris Essex .117 do preferred. =. 20
N, G. d st. L.. SO
asked. ibid. +Ofered. Ex. int. SEX.
div.
EVENING REPORT.
Money in abundant supply at 1 per cent,
closed offered N. Prime mercantile paper 5@D
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
ut S4.S3; do. ex demand, S4.s5.
Dry goods imports for the week, S1,919,O00.
Governments-Strong.
Bonds-Railroad bonds in brisk demand
State Securities-Quiet.
Stocks-At the Stock Exchange this morning
share speculation opened strong and prices rose
HGl5s per cent, Central Pacific leading in the
advance, with sales up to 3Ga. Subsequently
there were realizing sales and the Bears made an
effort to bring about Il downward movement. The
weakness of short duration and before mid
day the market buoyant and active and con-
tinued so with few interruptions throughout the
day. The dealings were unusually large for the
day preceding holiday. Compared with last
nights closing prices are 14@49G per cent.
higher.
The transactions aggregated 900 shares:
Central Pacific 5000; Delaware, Lackawanna -
Western $4,000 New York, Lake Erie Il West
ern 1000; Lake Shore $4,000; Louisville &
Nashville 5000; Chicago u Northwestern
28,O00; New York Central 5000; Philadelphia
d Reading 5000; Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul 10000; Union Pacific $1,000; Western
Uuiou Telegraph $4,000; Northern Pacific l 900;
Oregon Transcontinental 1000; Chicago, Bur
lington u Quincy 5000
MINING STOCKS.
There has been increased interest in the min
ing market the present week. which has been
Elected in larger business and generally frmer
tone The sales this morning included Chryso-
lite at 30, Hale Il Norcross 2600250 Consoli-
dated Virginia 10, Consolidated Pacific 49, Kappa
hammock 10, Sierra Nevada 100, Sutro Tunnel 10
and Union Consolidated 40.