St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-14

execution OF the orders by these houses
indicates change in the general Specu-
lative sentiment, and that an important
element, which has been conspicuous
for a long period by its absence from
the market, has begun to make ltsaps
pearance. This new outside element in
the market is disposed TO ignore the i'll
dustrials, which have absorbed much OF,
the interest in the market for SO long
period, favoring the older establIs he'd
securities, Rock Island being most in
demand, and the other grangerS recefv-.
ing fair amount OF attention. ~
Bradstreet's weekly Wall street re-
view: A manipulative influence, of a
bullish kind has again assumed control
of the speculative stock market. the
forces ranged in support of the move-
ment being sufficiently strong to carry
the body OF professional traders with
them. Fears OF renewed gold ship
ments, unfavorable impressions created
by the Readings report and the tangl-
bic indications that the anthracite COM
5natjOn is weakening seemed to have ar
fected the opening OF the week, but
failed to create any decided I'M
preston in face of the conditions re-
ferred to. The fact that the Bank of
France has decided to offer no further
premiums or allow all excess of interest
for gold consignments. removed for the
present the last of the artificial causes
which have augmented that movement,
and render future specie shipments de-.
pendent entirely upon commercial con-
diti0nS in connection with the exchange
market. This is reflected in the easier
working of interest rates. though the
latter manifestation is more properly
due TO the accommodating tendency OF
idle funds following the completion OF
the January interest disbursements, and
the customary return of money from the
Interior to this city. GAS
The growing ease of money gives re-
newed confidence to the manipuiative
deals, while additional encouragement
is afforded by the development of heavy
investment buying OF bonds and divl-
dend, paying stocks. This week S trans
actions in the bond market reach
heavier total than has been witnessed
i'll long time, with higher prices and
an exceptionally wide distribution OF
Interest Europe, it is noticed, pre-
serves its attitude Of reserve with refer
eDce to our market. but having ceased
long ago to sell, Offers no obstacle TO the
progress OF the bull campaign. ltshould,
however, As said that in spite Of the
able recommendation Of the report OF
the Sherman silver law. Wall street au-
thoritieS are less confident that any
action will be taken i'll regard to the
currency by the present congress. while
some anxiety finds expression in rela-
ton to the possibility Of another cholera
scare in the spring. Such rum0rS were
Quoted when Friday the rising ten
dency extended to nearly all portions or
the stock list, and caused a very active
and decidedly strong market. Whether
the movement is merely temporary
January rise or not, the street has gone
into it with some vigor, in spite OF its
manifestly professional origin.
The Total Sales Of Stocks
today were 100000 shares, including: =
Atchison. -. 6,100l Northwestern. :. 5000
Chicago. b. q Q Is, 200 New England. 10000
Chicago Gas. -. IL, 1901 North. Pacific pf.10,000
Con. Gas. II, jG0I Reading 49,. 81, $40
Lackawanna. - $40 Rich. & W. P. T..13,5OO
Dlstll!ing 80. B3, O00lSt Paul. 1880
Erie ............I0 10, l00ISt. P o.. 300
Kansas q Texas. q, S001Sugar. 80. 80. 5000
Louis. q Nash. Ia, 9,0IUnion Pacific. .16, 200
Manhattan "a. 800 Western Union. 80, 9J0
Missouri Pacific. To- 800
Stocks-Closing
Atkinson ... 1854 North Am. Co... Ills
Adams Express. .152 Northern Pacific. 1884
Alton d Terra II. 1914 do pfd. .... 80. 45l2
90 pro. 1890. lou ~. Z. u. IL Gulf. 1il2
American Ex.-. lis Northwestern .1l3I2
Baltimore & o :. 057s do pfd . 143
Canad'n Pacific. 50 n. Y. Central. :. 108a4
Can. Southern. :. 569sI n. Y. u n. Eng. 504
Cen. Pacific 49,, 81 Ont & Western 1874
Ches. u Ohio.... % Oregon Imp 49,. 1919
Chicago & Alton $40 Oregon Nav. i. S3l2
c., 3. IL q. $3.50. 101l2lO S. L. & U. NJ
Chicago Gas. -. 90A Pacific Mail...... 26l2
Consol. Gas. -. 134AlP., d. 4 E.. -. II
&c, c., G. d ST. l. 5Sl4 Piusburg. 1900 lao
Colo. Coal Il Iron 3I4 Pullman P Car. I07
Cotton Oil Cert's. 4"L2 Reading. ..... 51ls
Del. Il Hudson. 1919 Richmond Ter.
Del, L. IL w -. .l5.sS do pfd . 30
D. & G. r, pfd.. . SIS Rio G. Western 2i
Distillers q G. F.. So do pfd. 49,. 6lLa
East Tennessee. 3l2 Rock Island. 80. 1888
Erie ............ Is StL.&S. F. 1st pfd q
do ptd. ......-.. Do st. Paul ...-...-.. ~
Fort Wayne. .... ISL do pfd.. .1235s
Great Nor. pfd. .130 ISt Paul d Omaha so
i e 7s eya 20 so a8 e1a Pacific s4
Illinois Central. .101A Sugar Refinery .120
st. Paul & Duluth "a Tenn. c. & l. -. 1894
Kan. d Tex. pfd. 277S Texas Pacific -. 91ss
Lake Erie 4 w.. u Tol& o. Cen. pfd 50
do pfd ,......... 1914 Union Pacific. 41la
Lake Shore. -. .131AiU. 5. Express 60
Louisville i NJ. 7l$S DO pfd ...... lis
Louisville & Ma. 2618 Wehs-Fargo Exits
Manhattan Con. ia Western Union. 055s
Memphis & Chas. 30 Wheeling d L. e. 214
Mich. Gen4ra -. ln do pfd G334
Missouri Pacific. 595s Mpis & st. H.. 1874
Mobile u Ohio. 3534 D. Il Il. Co.,. 17l2
Nash. CHAT. 49, SO Gen. Electric .112Ga
#Nat. Cordage. -. 1874 Natl Linseed. -. 1884
*do pfd ....... .11Gl2Col. Fuel d Iron. 60h
N j. Central. -. 12I54 do pfd. -. -. 1903
Norfolk & W. pfd 81 lHouston& TexC. rs