St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-22
FINANCIAL.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 21.-Money OIL call 5@512;
time loans, 512@7 per cent. Bank clearings,
$9,4O3,O0O. New York exchange, parbid.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Clearings, $780,
21l.1 1877; balances. $7,212.O19. Money on
call easy at 212@312 per cent; last loan at
per cent, closed offered at 2l1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3a4@5H2. Sterling
sSy h ap and put a ssadE s Er at Ss TSs for
heavy engagements of gold for export yes
terday, which were further swelled by over
$1,000 900 to-day, making in all S., 100000
to go out by to-morrow's steamer, was most
day, and served to restrict trading to the
smallest limits. 1t also encouraged some
demonstrate against the list, and London
turned up as seller this morning, which
had the effect of opening the market
off from y to l2 per cent from last evening
picion however, that the selling orders from
London this morning were cabled from this
side previously. as London was buyer later
in the day. The depression could not be
maintained, as the market reacted from the
low prices of the opening Immediately and
the offerings were absorbed without trouble,
though there was little bidding for stocks.
The activity was all in the clique stocks and
the trusts, which, while no more active than
usual of late, occupied more prominent po-
of the regular list. Lackawanna yielded to
the pressure about " per cent, but no other
stock could be brought down more than
shade, and everything rallied from the first
sales Sugar Trust which sold ex. dividend
of 2la per cent, rapidly rose, and finally more
than recovered the dividend, although all Of
the improvement was not retained at the
close. The poor prospects of the reorganiZed
road made Ohio, Indiana & Western the weak
point IN the list and it sagged down from 6a4
n x Pacific
siderable weakness in the first hour, which
loss was afterward fully regained. The
Western situation occupied most of the at
tentiOn, though considerable washeard about
have any marked effect upon the course of
prices. Dizziness and stagnation became the
only features Of the market, except that
Rock Island moved up sharply upon the de-
NAL that the road was to be taken out OF
the interstate association, and the favor
able reports of the condition of the crops
along the line of the road. There was some
depression in the afternoon, but firm tone
prevailed toward the close, which was dull
and firm at something better than first
the regular list, while the three trusts shares
were all active. The final changes are. with
out exception, for fractional amounts only,
and are very evenly divided between gains
and losses. Missouri Pacific also sold ex-
dividend of per cent. Railroad bonds were
little more active, owing to the greater
number of issues traded in. but there was
no change in the general tone of the deal
ings. a firm tone existing with smaller
fluctuations. The total business done
aggregated S1.792,OOO, Of which the
st. Paul, Chicago L. Missouri River ends con-
tributed S134, 600, and the Ohio Southern
incomes $121, 1000. Minneapolis & st. Louis
seconds rose 2l2 to 52ls; Northern Pacific
Terminals to 112; Ohio Southern lists lost
81 to 115, and Indianapolis, Decatur &
Springfield lists lost "a to 100. Government
bonds have been dull and steady, State
total sales Of stocks to-day were 133, 1914
shares, including: Atchison, $780, Della
ware, tackawanna Il Western, 1920; North
western, 5000; Northern Pacific preferred,
Onion Pacific. 1890, Western Union,