St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-07

ton Of its silver purchases by the Unlieo
States government.
on the stock exchange during the week
business was quiet. owing chiedyto the I'M
certain outlook with respect to money BRIT
ian and colonial funds were NIUE nflner.
Foreign government securities we're OF little
moment Argentine bonds were one point
and Costa Eicn two POINTS higher. Brazilian
bonds receded "a, owing TO untavoraple po-
litical news.
English railway securities were fiat, the
only feature being decline Of 78 in North
western, due to the Thirsk disaster.
American railway securities were Irregular.
The market was occasionally depressed. oW-
ing 10 fear that the higher rates for money
would have an unfavorable effect Most OF
the stocks In this department. show no quot
able movement All exception 10 the rule Is
all advance in 1lIiIiois Central, due TO heavy
purchases by syndicate. The week var1a-
lions in prices of American railway secur-
ties include: lncreases-Lake shore "a; New
York, Ontario d. Western and Norfolk d
Western preferred. y each. Decreases
Denver & Rio Grande preferred and Union
Pacific shares. W EACH
ada shareholders on Monday created bad
impression here. Grand Trunk firSts and
second preferred have fallen IA each. and
Grand Trunk preferred H. For securities OF
the Mexican railway there was good mar,
ket, DUE to reports of INCREASED tariff, and
shares advanced He. A heavy business was
transacted III South African mining shares,
ana the majority of the companies show sub
stantial increases. Alsopp Brewery was
again weak, and dropped PIP.
i: PARIS, Nov. 6.-Prices Oh the bourse were
irregular during the past week. but the mar
ket acquired tirmer tone yesterday III sym
patty with Berlin prices and under the lnflu-
ence of favorable news from Dahoney. In
the best class of funds a good Investment
business was transacted. international
funds were steady at the close, RUSSIAN
bonds being one point higher. Suez Canal
closed 20 francs higher, i'll spite of continued
decline in receipt Bank OF France was 81
francs higher Rio Tinto was firm and ad-
vanced francs.
The ''Coulssieurs, who recently had SO
much trouble on the bourse, have decided to
assemble in the Gallere Orleans, in the
Palais Royal, where they will have ample
accommodations.
BERLIN, Nov. GA feeling of weakness,
due to the advance of money rates, pre-
vailed on the boerse until the end of the
week, when stronger feeling became mani
fest PrusSiau stocks closed yesterday al
l06 80. international funds showed little
movement. In Russian futurities there was
u slight advance.
Reports from the industrial centers of Ger
many all point to the existence of depression
in trade except in a few branches Of the tex
tile industries. which are doing an active bus
mess on large orders from England and
America
Iron and coal shares were depressed about
the middle Of the week by reports that The
Westphalfa pig iron convention would col
lapse at the beginning of next year: but the
market was revived on the announcement
that 80 per cent of the coal pits had declared
, their adherence to the Rhenish coal
syndicate, and that the rest would
shortly join. Harpener has not quite recoy-
ered from the recent fall. The final quota
lions of the week include: Harpener, 129;
Bachumer 121; Deutsche bank, 100; Aus
TRAN credit, 1850; private discount PIP
short exchange on LondoA, 1926
FRAN KFoRT, Nov 6.-Prces on the boerse
were frmer during the past week, and a fair
amount of business was transacted in inter-
national funds. Russians advanced point.
Saturdays closing quotations incl ude: Aus
TRAN credit, 1858; Hungarian gold rente, 95;
short exchange on London. 20.36; private
discount, "a. ~ -