St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-28
public refrains from buying, while
dealers, in view of the settlement begin

public refrains from buying, while
dealers, in view of the settlement begin
ming on Tuesday, have put down prices
of all kinds. The Argentine revolution
was not known until after the close
yesterday. In the disquieting news
central Argentines rose Q per cent and
Rosarios ~ per cent. Uruguay, Guate
mala and Costa Ricas dropped
heavily. American railroad securities
were lifeless. Whatever tendency
exists here toward rise is checked by
weaker cable quotations. Still the mar
ket is confident of sharp advance in
the autumn. The weeks variations in
prices include the following: Increases
Denver preferred. II; Lake Shore, 1;
Louisville & Nashville, New York,
Ontario & Western and Wabash pre-
ferred, Is each. Decreases-Mexican
Central, Norfolk preferred and Mexican
National. l each; Central Pacific. q;
cific. Sault Ste Marie and New York,
Pennsylvania 4 Ohio. u each. Cana
dams were steady; Grand Trunk first
preference advanced 1, and second and
third preference 81. Mexican railway
seconds advanced 8; Mexican railway
ordinary /, and Mexican railway frSts
T. In Breweries, New York rose 81.
Copper shares were firm; Rio Tinto
advanced %. In trusts, Foreign-Am-
erican general investment deferred
advanced 5 and do preference l; Amer
lean investment deferred advanced 2.
The weeks issue include: The Anglo
American Pianoforte company, of
which Sims Reeves is chairman; the
Berners Hotel company. of which G. A.
Sala is chairman: and the Edison Phon-
0graph Toy company.
PARIS, July 27.-During the week
past business on the bourse was limited.
Quotations were weak. Rentes show
shares rise of II, and Rio TintOs
rise of Sd 27c. Bank of France shares
show decline of 2Of, and Argentines
decline of 50f. La Paris publishes ca
Diagrams containing news of the mis-
sion of Lieut.. WySe, who went to Colon
bia to secure renewal of the Panama
canal concessions. The dispatches say
that the Colombian government has
welcomed the proposals of M. Wyse.
having had assurance that the French
government would do everything need
full to facilitate the completion of the
canal.
BERLIN, 27.-The bourse was quiet
last week. Prices were steady. For
eign securities were lifeless. Specula-
tons in iron and coal mining shares
have been checked for a time. The
persistent decline of prices and the bad
condition OF affairs in these departments
of business forbid hope of a stimulus
which might effect permanent recov-
cry. The closing quotations of yester-
day include: Prussian consols, 1860:
Mexican SKIES, 1925; Deutsche bank,
1910; Handles Gesellschaft. 1925;
Laura mine. 1857; German Lloyds,
1925; short exchange on London, 20.42;
long exchange on London, 20.2411az; pri-
vate discount, 3.
FRANKFORT, July 27.-On the bourse
business was dull last week. Prices,
however, were steady. Yesterdays
closing prices include: Italian fves,
$3.50; Russian fours, 1890; Spanish
tours. 1880; Austrian credit, 267; Aus
trian silver rente, 70; short exchange on
London, 20.43; private discount, 81.
Report of rich harvests in Hungary,
Bohemia and Galicia have had the eff
feet of advancing the prices of Austrian
stocks.