The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-24
Total sales, bIU, toI.
BONDS.

81
do SIS. coup. :. 1857 M. G. gen. IS. lis
do new 4s. regl2SsT Nor. Car. 6s.127
DO new As, c.. 1893 tlo rs. .10f
do old as, reg. .l1A N; rae 6s........119
do old As. ceuDs112 90 gen. IS 65aA
do 5s reg r11o1L : do prior As. 49, fO2X
do IS. coup. lNY.C.& st. Ids los q
District g. 65s III N q w. con. as. a2%
Ala. class A.. .110 40 gen. IS. .....135
do class B. lilo, ore Nav. lists. lis
DO class C......103 20 no as. .102A
do Currency.!. 100 oIe'9 >. L. 6s.. .1g712
Atch., gen. Is. 49, no con- 6S......I5
do adit. As. S67s Readlng gen. As. S71a
Can. So 2ds.. Jos r. " q w. lists. 81
Ches & O. 41bs.. S. s. LIZ I'M. con. SIS ll0A
do 5s............l1SA SIN s. gen. 6s. 124a4
C. & N w. CONS ~ st. Paul con-. 1853
do S. F. deb 5s 1851 SIP. C. & p. lists 1917
Chi. Term. As. 9S T.. DO 5s... .120la
d.. r. G. 1s.s.105 Sou Ry. 5s. -. .70Sh
ETY.. & G1sts 1925 Ten. n. set. 3s.... IS
Erie gen. 4s 7O%fT. & p. lists. .l1415
F.W. & D. C.1sts IS do Eds. Sc
Gen. Flee. 5s.. .115 =. Pac. As. .104
CHI. & S. S.. ITO U.P.D.& G.1sts f
do IDS. los Wabash lists. LIS
III: & T. c. 5s,. .1lO% do IDS. ......... .lCO1s
do con. IS. So. ITO w. S. 4s........ .112
Iowa Cent. lists ia Wis. Cent. lists. .751a
K.C..P. & G.1sts. 7GA Virginia Gen.. e6
La. new con. As. lGi do deferred.....
L. & N. I'm. As. 39aI Col. Sou. 49,. S55s
M, K. & 7. IDS. GSlAi
NEW YORK MINING SHARES.
Cholor ...........$O 2 Ontario ..........$7 Is
CoN Cal & Va i 80 Plymouth ........ s
Deadwood ....... 70Quicksilver 30
Gould & Curry. 20 do pfd ......... 90
Hale e. Nor...... 30 Sierra Nevada. %
HomeStake So. IS 0Standard 60
Iron Silver 400. 50 Union Con Y
Mexican ......... 20iYellow Jacket :. 20
WALL STREET GOSSIP-New York
stock gossip, reported by H. Holbert q
Son, bankers and brokers, 34l Robert
building, ST Paul: Strong, sturgis & CO.
wire us: at is rather surprising how
strong the stock market holds in view
of the absence of any important buying
by commission people here today. From
the opening to the close there has been
fair amount of activity, contributed to
largely w we think by the b of
traders to mark prices up. Regarding the
money market conditions there is no
change worthy note 3. IN, The now tIn, OF
large and banks insist mostly on per
cent for time money. Gail money ru:es
at that rate, as we'll; The foreign news
the reported successes of the British
forces warrant the conclusion of an early
adjustment of the difficulty. We are free
to confess that we do not feel inclined to
buy stocks on the present movement and
have been rather advising our friends to
take some profits on this upturn of the
market
Bartlett. Fraz. er & Co., Chicago, tele-
graphed the following to Edwards &
Bedell, stock brokers and commission a. IS OF
merchants ITO Endicott Arcade, st. Paul,
Mimi: Market had fair opening. |
should be disposed to follow Sugar with.
stop order.-There is no change in the
Though London is without orders here
it is much easier to sell than to buy
stocks and the short interest. is very
ing at about 17500o shares. With the ex-
ception of Sugar, there does not seem to
be much on the long side of the indus
trials am afraid OF the de ecl1f of CON- IN
stocks, particularly Norfolk; Union Pa
eife Ontario WesteTn sn Ba1{imere
Texas may be safely bought on any set
backs There is deal on in Jersey,
and Metropolitan behaves better C-4.e
nors SAYS buy Chicago Great Western
FOREIGN FINANCIAL,-New York
Oct. 23-The Commercial Advertiser's
London financial cablegram says: The
session here today was repetition of Sat
urday afternoon, Africans booming and
Others being quiet and cheerful under the
influence of the news of further British
Victories Americans were firm at about
parity till New York opening caused a
sharp rise. RAPID fluctuations followed
but the closing prices were near the best
OF the day The most active and strong
est features were Louisville & Nashville,
Union Pacific issues and Atchison pre-
ferred. London, however, was not inucii
Interested the bus ness in tbs department
being almost entirely confined to ar
bitrage houses
NEW YORK NONEY-New York, Oct
23.-Money on. cafl, -5017 per cent, steady
last loan. per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 5@51a per cent. Sterling exchange
easy with actual Business in bankers
bills at 4S6% 64S7 for demand and at
s4s2%64S3 for sixty days; posted rates;
s4S4@4S4lh and 81 sclA ss1b: COMMERCIAL
bar silver. 57Ac; Mexican dollars 47c
TIRE a sURY ,sTATEMBNT-W ashng-
ton, Oct. 2s;,TsaaYs statement 80, OF the he
balance 1892 4S7 ,241; gold reserve. $685. 49,,
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