St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-30
ON THE BOURSES.
Condition of the Markets Across
the Water.

LONDON, June 29.-Money was more
scarce during the past week, and there
was good demand for discount at 500
4 per cent. On the stock exchange bus
mess was inanimate, and there is no I'M
mediate prospect of recovery. Oper-
ators expect quiet times until the settle
ment of the silver question gives re-
newal of activity. Foreign securities
were weak under growing fears of the
temperance in an acute phase of the
Balkan troubles. Turkish, Greek and
Egyptian securities show fractional
decline on the week. Virginia fund
ed relapsed Il per cent, though
the invitation to deposit bonds with the
new committee has met with a cordial
response. American railroad securities
were dull and irregular, selling prepon-
derating. Corbin's resignation strength
ened Reading; otherwise everything
declined. The weeks variations in
prices include the following decreases:
Union Pacific, N; Denver preferred,
Lake Shore and Norfolk preferred, l
each; New York, Ontario & Western
and Northern Pacific, ID each; Central
Pacific, Denver ordinary, Louisville q
Nashville, Mexican Central & New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio, a each.
Canadians were depressed; Grand
Trunk first and second preference lost
l, and Grand Trunk third preference
lost "A. Mexican railway seconds de-
clined N, and ordinary and firsts 1.
There was some selling of brewery
shares. Guinness dropped 6. ALL
sopps Q and Frank Jones a. Mine
shares were firm. Milling shares were
steadier. Nitrate shares advanced,
owing to the scarcity of stock for set
Element; Primitivas and ColOradoS ris-
ing "a. The United States Brewing
company announce a dividend of 10
per cent. The Morgans issue 100000
of New York Central debentures.
PARIS, June 29.-The bourse was
quiet last week. Three per cent rentes
show rise of sc for the week, and
Tintos show rise of 23f for the week.
National Bank of Brazil shares have
been quoted at 600f, but on receipt of
the news of the PRONUNCIATION of the re-
publican constitution for Brazil they
declined to 59Of. Panamas have lost
1Of. lie PaiX states that the Colombian
government has changed its friendly at
titude toward the mission of Lieut..
Wyse, and that it is doubtful whether
he secures a renewal of the Panama
concessions.
BERLIN, June 29.-On the boerse early
in the week, all except foreign securi-
ties were heavy, owing to the renewed
prospect of a Bulgarian difficulty.
Later, however, prices became better
owing to favorable harvest reports from
Russia and Hungary, which helped to
improve the tone of the market. Yes
terday's closing quotations include:
| Prussian consols. 106; Deutsche bank,
1870; Handles Gesellschaft, 1925;
Laura mine, 144.62; Mexican 6's, $3.50;
short exchange on London, 20.35; long
ex change on London, 1920; private dis
count, 80.
FRANKFoRT, June 29.-It was very
quiet on the boerse during the past
week. The final quotations include:
Italian fives, $40: Russian tours, 97.40;
Spanish tours, $3.50; Austrian silver
rentes, T.3O: Austrian credit, 264; short
exchange on London, 20.34; private dis
count, 80.
PARIS, June pa letter from Nj.
| Rouvier, the minister of finance, to NJ.
| Christophle, the governor of the Credit
Foncier, is published. In it M. Rouviel
reafirms his belief in the soundness of
the Credit Foncier, while at the same
time advising the exercise of care in
making advances. The charges against
NJ. Christophle are ignored in the letter