St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-24

is improbable until after the Easter holidays.
Foreign securities were depressed during the
week under selling orders from Berlin, though
the resignation Of Bismarck had a singu-
larry small effect upon prices, strong sense
OF d1strust paralyzed dealings. English rail
way securities were firm after the settlement
OF the coal strikes. American railroad secur-
tiles are slowly improving. Buying for in
yestment has been resumed, and the general
tone of the department is healthier. The
weeks variations in the prices of American
securities include the following: Increases
Baltimore & Ohio sterling bonds of 1907,
3; Lake Shore, ga; Wabash general mort,
gage bonds, Pittsburg & Connellsviile and
Mexican Central firsts, 2 each; Northern Pa
ciic and Wabash ordinary, ll2 each; Next
can Central ordinary, Louisville d Nashville
mortgage. Norfolk gold bonds, Northern
and O Uni Ge New a'ag jersey IfS' i eaeS
Louisville d Nashville, New York Ontario Y
Western, Norfolk & Western preferred, Wa
bash preferred and Denver Il Rio Grande
mortgage ~ each. Decreases-Central Pa
Union Pacific ls each. Canadian securities
were dull. Brewery shares were steady;
New York and Frank Jones breweries adj
yanced a. Nitrate and copper shares were
firm. Argentine stocks were panicky and
the quotations show an average fall of per
cent. The surplus in the coming budget is
now estimated at 3,750,000 pounds. Mr..
GOschen announces that part of it will be
applied to rehabiltating gold coinage. Deal
ers in tea expect a reduction or the duty on
that commodity.
PARIS. March 23.-The news from Berlin
has shaken the bourse, broken the speculative
rise and put everything In a state of sus-
pense Since Thursday 8 per cent rentes have
a fall for the week Of 15f, and Bank of
France shares fall of 35f. Rio Tintos show
a rise for the week of lAf. Panamas are
unquotable, the delay in publishing the re-
.l.- eipA m
canal works having produced the worst i'm
BERLIN, March 23.-On the bourse last
week business was dull. prior TO Prince Bis
marck's resignation, and after that event
absolute stagnatlon fell on the market.
Every kind of security, home and foreign,
showed a downward tendency, although
there was nothing like panic. feeling
that something is going to happen prevails,
paralyZing business. Boerse operators dis
trust the future under Emperor Williams I'M
checked control, besides fearing immediate
financial troubles. Industrial, iron, mining
and bank shares continued to decline. a
favorable report from the Deutsehe bank, de-
claring dividend OF 10 per cent, ana an
other from the Darmstadt bank, declaring
dividend of 10l3 per cent, failed 10 revive
bank shares Yesterday foreign securities
closed under especial depression, which was
partly due to the stringeucy or money for
settlement. the rate ruling as high as ola per
cent. The closing prices includes: Prusslan
consols. los. 80: Hungarian gold rente, go. go;
Deutsche bank. 1863; roubles, 22o.oU; short
exchange on London, 20. S6h long exchange
on London, 1923; private discount SIS.
FRANKFORT, March 23-Business on the
boerse was dull, and there was a general de-
clue in foreign securities. The depression
at Vienna affected dealings here, the sales
dominating. Since Thursday Austrian credit
declined from 266 to 25S. Austrian gold
rente from $3.50 to 93.4O; Italians from
81. A. to 81. 20. and Russians from 94.4O TO
$500. Short exchange on London closed
yesterday at 20. 50, and private discount at 4