St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-30
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EVENING REPORT.

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EVENING REPORT.
Money in better demand; call loans advanced
to 8 per cent. and closed at 2Q21a; Prime
mercantile paper 1854 per cent. Sterling e1-
change, bankers bills steady al S4.S72i do. ex.
demand S4.S911.
Produce exports for the week, S., 935, 900.
Governments-Lower for AIS.
Bonds-Raroad bonds were Irregular; East
Tennessee incomes rose 81 per cent to 2s14 !;
New Orleans Pacific lists offered down to 70.
State Securities-Dull; Tennessee naked
brought AZ.
Stocks-The Stock Exchange was active; the
weakness at first call was marked change for
the better, and prices rallied H@12l per cent. 4;
New Jersey Central and Lake Shore were most
conspicuous in the advance. The improvement
was brought about by report that loaned stock
would be called in, and the bears rushed to COW
er. The report grew out of the fact that some
of the Vanderbilt party called in their Lake
Shore, this advanced the rate of stock for Dor
rowing purposes from fiat to Il per cent per
diem. Nearly all the leading shares were in ac-
tive borro wing demand, showing the oyersold
condition of the market. New Jersey Central
lent at 1-16@11S, Philadelphia s. Reading,
Northern Pacific preferred and New York Central
Denver & Rio Grande was very weak, selling
down to 1919, the lowest yet touched. Near
O'Clock Central Pacific broke to so against SAY
at the opening; no special reason assigned
for the break The other market yielded a ok
per cent. in sympathy with Central Pacific but
subsequently rallied ~ to 514 During the
afternoon New Jersey Central and Philadelphia
& Reading were the features of speculation, the
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New Jersey Central was very scarce both here
and in Philadelphia, and it was feared at one
time the bears were banished again. The imme-
date cause of the rise in New Jersey Central was
the announcement from Philadelphia that the
stock was selling at "a there 1t was reported
Philadelphia had sold the stock intending to
make deliveries with stock to be obtained here,
but this operation was impossible owing to clos
ing of the banks. The strength of the two
stocks mentioned had favorable influence on
the other shares until near the close, when there
was great pressure to sell Western Union Tele-
graph, Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific, West
ern Union Telegraph broke to 81, Missouri Pacific
to 70 and Union Pacific to 63b
The repeated attacks of the bears
weakened Marietta s. Cincinnati, and forced
selling for long accounts. yanderbilts noticeably
traded in during the day, 90 closed lower than
last night, IA higher and unchanged. The great
est changes were declines as follows: Central
Pacific AZ Union Pacific eA Western Union
Telegraph go; Denver & Rio Grande 2; Cleve-
land. Columbus, Cincinnati s. Indianapolis 2;
Missouri Pacific 2%; Metropolitan Elevated, 4
Pacific Mail 12. Specie engagements for We'd
nesdays steamer, SB,77O,OOO.
The t--alsactions aggregated $4,000 shares
Central Pacific 5000; Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western 5000; Denver s. Rio Grande 5000
New York, Lake Erie & Western 10000;
Kansas & Texas 10000; Lake Shore $4,000;
Louisville & Nashville II, 200; Missouri Pacific
$4,000; Chicago & Northwestern $4,000; New
Jersey Central Is. 600; Pacific Mail 1900; Phil
adephia & Reading $4,000; Chicago, Milwaukee
d st. Paul $4,000; Texas Pacific 5000; Union
Pacific 125, 900; Western Union Telegraph SO, 900
Northern Pacific II 1000; Oregon Transcontinental
1000.
MINING STOCKS.
Increased business in mining stocks and trans
sections were well distributed. Prices firm. Sales
included, Alice 3O035; Belle Isle So; Navajo
255@24O; Horn Silver 7O006s7A; Bodie $50 !;
Breeze 80; Durango O3; Eureka 400; Mexican
lis; Robinso-, 20019; Raphannock IS; Stor-
mont IL and Union Consolidated 200.