St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-19

sold down from 651s to 81. although the
sales were believed to be for the account OF
the bear leaders. Missouri Pacific and Texas
Pacific also suffered though to smaller ex-
tent There was also considerable pressure
upon the eoaiers. and Reading yielded a
point and d.ackawanna something more, al
though each recovered portion OF the de-
cline The movement in Delaware a. Hud
son was more marked while its volume of
business was somewhat small than usual of
late. and it closed with a material loss for
the day. London was small buyer in the
early trading and the favorable reports
from the West stimulated a bel:Ar
feeling at first but the pressure OF
stocks for sale with the break in the South
western neutra3ized this, and the rest OF the
list yielded readily, although in the limited
amount OF business done the fluctuations
were of little Significance. Union Pacific
weakened late in the day upon the reports
from Boston of the resignation Of Mr. Brom-
icy. with the infimation that there Woold be
no further effort made to secure settlement
with the government, and the rulnor from
Chicago that the road would run its Golden
Gate special through to Chicago, which was
likely to cause trouble. In the unlisted de-
partment Cotton Oil was again marked
feature, being very active and weak, es-
Pecially late in the day. First figures were
generally slightly better than last evenings
prices and while the market was quite dull
there were further slight grains recorded in
the first few minutes. The weakness in
AtCHISOuS lAC OtHcI SOutHNGSteilio
however, soon changed the temper of the
trading and the early improvement was
quickly wiped out. San Francisco next
came into prominence. followed by Missouri
Pacific and. later in the day, by Texas Pacific
and Cotton Oil. The general list was dull
and yielded slowly, and in few instances
some strength was SHOWN, but the dealings
were utterly devoid of feature and huctua
tons unmportant The market finally
closed c ull and heavy at Or near the lowest
prices OF the day. Pullman stands aloue
this evening in showing an advance, which
was l Is per cent. while the rest OF the lists
are almost Invariably lower and San Fran
cisco preferred is off ga. Atchison 21s, Mis-
souri, Pacific, lss, Delaware & Hudson. LA,
Chicago Gas trust, 11B, Rock Island,
1ss, and the others smaller amounts.
The trading in railroad bonds aggregated
Sl,4, 5000. but this amount was very evenly
distributed, although the number of issues
OF late. The tone of the market was still
firm to strong, and almost everything traded
in shows an advance. but the Gulf, Colorado
d Santa Fe issues again came into proml-
nence because of their renewed weakness
and the lists retired l per cent to ll012 and
the DDS 4l8 70 70; Chicago. Santa Fe d Cali
fornla lists rose Dig 10 100, C. e. c. u l. con-
soils 3 to 1913, and Fort Wayne Dds 5 to no.
/, Government bonds were dull, but strong.
State bonds were duh and steady. The total
sales of stocks to-day were l62, 3d. shares
including
d. L. d W. ...17.7t-6lR. e. W. P. =. $500
Erie... ;. 7,6O0iSt. Paul. -. 9,548
Lake Shore. 3,21olTexas Pacific 1915
Mo. Pacific. = ID, 500 Union Pacific. 6,295
Reading $50. %. 800 Western Union. 1928