The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-20
Total sales, S77,219.
BONDS.

u. s. 2s, reg. ....1O2 do As ........... s8
do IS, reg. -. .10915I N. Y. c. lists. .112
do IS, coup. .1O955 n. J. c. gen. 5s.1 119
do new As, reg. .12512 Nor. Car. 6s... .1H
do new As, ,coup1S31a do IS .......... .104
90 old 4s. reg. 1872 N. z. 1sts........110
do old 4s,coup11452 do IS ........... 6312
do 5s, coup. .1l25f N.Y. & S. as 1O45zE
District 3s, '65s. .l1S N. & w. con. As. S819
Ala. class l12 / do gen. Is. ....135
do class B......1n Or. Nav. lists. .10S
do class c.. .101 do As ......... .10012
Ala. Currency 100 Or. S. Line 6s. ..127
Atch. gen. As. 96Hl do con. 6S LIP
do adj. As. Is Reading gen. As. 83A
Can. So. 2s.. .1071A r. G. W. lists. 9519
Chesa. & o. 41as 95 SL.& I'M. con. .5s1071@
do 5s .......... ia SL& ST. gen.6s124
do S. F. deb5s. iiSE st:P..C & P.ists11s1s
Chi. Term. 4s.... 9Sa4 do 5s .......... .u6
D. & r. G. lists .101A So. Ry; 6s; ..:....l0o6
E'%X qG T aists.1Ss Fem m X: $ set Pas as $
FIVE !7v sSii: DC.1sts SS do @ eds i
Gen. Elec. 5S.. .119 L. 2. As, ........1Q11a "A
CHI & S.,A.6s110 Wabash lists ....112
do A. 2ds.......1 .105 do 2ds ......... VIZ
! H. & T. c. 5s.. .1214I West Shore as. IL II,
do con 6s lilo Wis Cent. lists. 8SA
10. Cent. lists 107 Va. Centuries 85K
K.C.,P. & G.1sts 68 do deferred @
La. new con. As 107 Col. So. 4s....... q
NJ K. I ~ & T. +. 2ds. IS "
NEW5 YORK MINING STOCKS.
sSO
GG6Gw9e GGo1 ea R0lpf va: i 4 PESmoGth PRh1T : 8
Deadwood ...... 45 Quicksilver 80. 6S g
G9Pa G9pld $ & Nor Curry g sierra e1 Pf4N Nevada:
Homestake -, IS 90 Standard ....... 2 GO
Iron Silver. 50t Union Con ...... ~
Mexican -. 50 Yellow Jacket. 10
WALL sTREET GossIP-NlsewY, sY,Y. York <
so@ Stock 5@nkers sGsksR a&d 81 Robert
street National German-Amertcan BANK
building, st. Paul: Strong, Sturgis q
CO. wire u.s. rs sxsns todeT and
those of yesterday gives evidence OF a
great relief to the financial situation and
to the nervous fears Of the public. Stocks
regular prices, but it soon became ap-
parent that the investors and capitalists
were free buyers Of New York Central,
Northwest, Omaha and the high priced
grangers. These orders had an excellent
effect and their influence was Of the best.
Margins on many deficit accounts began
to arrive and the pressure to td sell a soon
| loaned money with moderation at 80 per
cent and subsequently reduced their rates
to per cent, which helped to allay the
general anxiety. Now regarding the
future, we venture the opinion that pend
ing the January payments and for some
| weeks to come stocks are not likely to
record material advance. There must be
further, but doubtless more rational, liqui-
| dation following a traders market. Later,
say in February we should have rising
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York, Dec.
19-Money on call ranged 2030 per cent;
last loan, 2 per cent; ruling, per cent.
Prime mercantile, 515@6 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange easier, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $487l04. .S71a for
demand and at $4.81 for sixty days;
posted rates, $4.82Q4.S81a; commercial bills,
| $4.S012@4.81; silver certificates, 596591ac;
bar silver, $3.50; Mexican dollars, 471ac
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York
| Dec. 19.-The Commercial Advertiser S
London financial cablegram says: 'Liqui-
dation soon developed and continued
| heavy throughout the day in all markets
The rumor that a large firm of brokers
was in trouble caused some apprehension.
Consols fell to 9SAc, rallied to 99Hc, and
closed at $3.50. American stocks began
well above the panic prices of yesterday
Steady realizat1ons, however, caused a
gradual sagging, until, when New York
opened at no advance above London
price, a sharp relapse occurred There
was rally, which in some cases carried
prices in the street after the close points
up"
TREASURY STATEMENT-Was
ton, Dec. 19.-Today's statement of the
treasury shows: Available cash balances.
1920, 719, ,798; gold reserve, $242 510,647
BANK CLEARINGs.
st. Paul, $685.. .422O9.
Minneapolis. $2114583
Chicago, $26, III, ass.
New York, $278, 8,587, ,S61.
Bonton S27, 1856 us