St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-18
EVENING REPORT.


Money easy at 1914 per cent
closed offered at ~ Prime mercantile paper
5H@Gls per cent Sterling exchange, bankers
Bills quiet al S4.s9A; do. ex. demand, S4.04A.
Government Bonds-A fraction lower.
Railroad Bonds-Weaker.
State Sscurltes-steady.
Stocks-Thc stock market opened irregular,
but before the first call prices advanced A@4
per cent. subsequently the market became I'M
settled and there was some pressure to sell lead
ing shares particularly Northern Pacific, Now
Jersey Central, Chicago, Milwaukee il st. Paul,
and Chicago i Northwestern. An announce
ment Of new issue Of 1000, 900 bonds by Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul was used to depress
the stock. New jersey Central, however,
marked the greatest decline, dropping from 5ih
to 80. After the second call q steady tone pre-
vailed, and later on when the manager Of the
clearing house stated that no bank in the city
had asked assistance from the clearing house
committee, and that all rumors to that effect
were utterly false, the smaller bears began to
cover. At . p. IN. the advicss from Boston
were that President Adams, OF the Union Pacific,
had published statement showing the earnings
Of the company for the fiscal year ended June
30, 1884, to be at the rate OF g. az per cent after
all charges had been met President Adams in
his report stated that the twelve months covered
were unfavorable his system was likely to
experience IN the rise which followed there
was n prominent selling up from 434 to 4S95,
and near the close New Jersey Central returned
TO 5Os. Go1, and the improvement IN the re-
maindcr OF the list partially lost. The Dor
rowing demand brisk, New Jersey Central
1-G401-1o, Chicago, Rock Island 81 Pacific, Lake
Shore Michigan Central and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred 1-o4, Chicago q Northwestern nat to "a,
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul, Western Union
Telegraph Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
fiat Compared with last night. prices are 4 d
"a per cent. higher, except Central Pacific,
which is i, New York, Lake Erie q Western X f,
Delaware & Hudson a and New Jersey Central
y lower Oregon Navigation declined Ia to
Cji4, st. Louis & San Francisco = to 1oE and
preferred to 40; Evansville 3 Terre Haute
rose to 81, Indiana, Bloomington " Western
p 10 15 The Texas Pacific company has ap-
piled to the Stock Exchange to list SOC, 600 OF
its general mortgage and terminal bonds, author
iEsI july 20, 1884; th4 officials say in regard to
the NOR that the committee had advis0d u re-
cever ~ De applied for, that no commltts eI-
lists and that the committee appointed some
time ago was discharged after recommending a
funding scheme, and that no recommendation
looking to a recsivership has been made.
The transactions aggregated $50, 600 shares
Delaware, LackAwAnnA, S Western $4,000
Lake shore $4,000; Chicago " Northwestern
10000 Chicago Milwaukee & ct. Paul s., 600
Texas Pacific $4,000; Union Palic 1900; West
ern Union Telegraph $4,000.
MINING STOCKS.
In mining shares the principal business again
was in Consolidated Virgiulsa at 2OO9i, california
sold at 80, Central Arizona ~. Rappshannock Is,
Sutro Tunnel Il, Hale & NorcroSs SIS. sierrs
Nevada $40, Union Consolidated 100, Eureka
85OQs875 and Green Mountain 16O.