St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-18
MORNING. Board ouotations.
GOVERNMENTS.


Threes. 100 Fours coupons. 1904
4Ls do......112% Pacific Us of '95. .124
STOCKS.
Adams EXPRESS. 1928 Nj Central. 56A
Allegheny Cent II North'n Pacific. 175s
Alton & Il. H.. 23A do preferred. "a a
do preferred. 20 Northwestern. -. SO2s
American. 81 do preferred. 1854
r. &N... SIS N I. Central. .101%
Canada Southern 30A n. Y.rC. q st. L. 57s
Central Pacific. 35 do Preferred 1O25
chicago 6 Alt .122 Ohio Central....- Ia
do preferred 140 Ohio & Miss. 1871
c., B. & Q.......113B do preferred. %
c., St. L. & Y. o.. SO Ontario u west. Iu1s
c., S. s. Cleve... Il o. r. u N....... 7O1S
Cleveland s. Col. 30 Oregon Trans. 81s
Delaware 81 H 90 Pacific Mail. 49,. 458
Del 81 Lack. .10Sh Panama. -. 90
Denver 81 r. c.. SH Peoria, D. & E.. liz
Erie. .......... 1914 Pittsburg. ....13618
do preferred. 27A Reading. ...... IAN
Fort Wayne. LIS Rock Island. =. 1Oo14
Han & St Joe 3S% St. /. s. S. F.. 121a
do preferred. SSh do preferred. 20
Harlem. ........1oo do 1st pref o. GU
Houston & Tex 20 Mil & st. Paul. 69%
Illinois Central. .120 do preferred. .104A
Ind, b & West. 11H StPaul & Man. S51a
Kansas u Texas 14A ST. Paul . ma. 20
Lake Erie Il W.. 8 do preferred. So
Lake Shore n Texas Pacific. 9B
/ vile 81 Nash. =. 2G4 Union Pacific. 33ls
l., \. A & c. 10 United States. 81
NJ. &. C. LIST pfd. 10 Wab., st. L. 81 P. 6h
do I'd prerd do preferred. 10
Memphis u c.. "a Wells 81 Fargo ..1O2
Mich Central " So West Union t.. 81
MINIS 81 St L. 1917 Quicksilver 49,
do preferred. e.. 25R DO preferred. 20
Mo. Pacific 945s Pullman Pal. Car 101 "a
Mobile & Ohio. ca c. St. [. q Pitts. 6%
Morris & Essex 1922 do Preferred. 10
N, c. & st. L.. 371s
*Asked. ibid. +ORered Elk. int. SEX.
div.
EVENING REPORT.
Money easy at per cent, closed offered
at /. Prime mercantile paper 511@714 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills quiet at
S4.s31i do. ex. demand, S4.85A.
Governments-Stroug
Bonds-Railroad bonds irregular and quiet.
State Securities-Quiet.
Stocks-Speculation at the Stock Exchange
continues quiet and uninteresting At the open
ing the market was strong and prices rose 40
"A per cent on continued favorable crop news.
At the first call, however, weaker feeling set
in and prices dropped 1925 per cent During
the afternoon a irmer feeling prevailed and there
was a recovery of h@1H per cent, Pacific Mail
leading in the upward movement with sales as
high as 46. Later on it was reported the passen-
ger rdteS between the SedBDdIu anu CIcFeAdLIu
were being cut and Lake Shore fell Off to 70.
This unsettled speculation once more and lower
prices were recorded all around the market
closing weak The borrowing demand for lead
ing shares continues good and New York Central
lent at $500 per cent per diem for use, Della
ware, Lackawanna s. Western 3-32, Illinois Cen
tral and Lake Shore 1-32, Chicago Milwaukee 81
St Paul and Union Pacific 1854 and the remain
der Of the active shares fat to 1854. Compared
with last night the closing prices are Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific I per cent. lower, Lake
Shore Z, Michigan Central , y, Missouri Pacific
IL, Union Pacifc and Western Union Telegraph
Il while Illinois Central is 1 per cent higher.
Other changes in active stocks less than 4 per
cent. either way.
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares :
1900 Delaware, Lackawanna q Western /;
$4,000 Lake Shore; 10000 Chicago q Northwest
ern; $4,000 Pucifc Mail; 80, 900 Chicago, Mwau-
kee u st. Paul; 80 900 Union Pacific; 10000
Western Union Telegraph.
MINING STOCKS.
The mining market relapsed into the old state
of dullness this morning, the total sales having
amounted to only $500 shares, Of which 500
we're Consolidated Pacific at 44@45 and LOO
Consolidated Virginia at 41140. There was
some activity in mining stocks about noon and
the sales included $500 shares of Sutro Tunnel
at IS regular and l6 buyer thirty; 1900 Consoli-
dated Virginia 3s; 200 Iron Silver at 100; 500
California at $1,000; 500 Consolidated Pacific at
45@25; Eureka at 225.