The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-21


WALL STREET GossIP-New York
Son, bankers and brokers, 341 Robert
street, National German-American Bank
R building, St Paul: Strong, sturgis &
Co Wire us: Money is evidently work
ing into a more normal condition. and The
moral influence of the action Of the treas
ury with the consoling figures of the
bank statement have done good work
Stocks are somewhat lower today, under
realizing sales and local bear attacks.
but there is no unfavorable feature, nor
any reason known to us why the i'm
pprovement OF last week should not con-
tinue. Many industrial securities are
earning great deal of money, and such
stocks as American Hoop and National
steel are cheap for those who can buy
curity is not popular now, and railroad
earnings are also wonderful and the
physical conditions of most of the plants
Is excellent With the prospect of contin-
ued business prosperity, we see nothing
TO prevent a good and practical advance
In all stocks of that nature
Bartlett, Frazier & Co., Chicago. tele-
graphed Edwards & BedelI' stock
brokers and commission merchants Tia
Endicott Arcade. ST. Paul, Mimi: Morse
The market promises to be a good one
In the specialties, and the standard stocks
should also do we'll on the better bank
statement and the assured facility-easv
money market. The short interest is not
a. % Ie'I 6e ae ~ was. anu the long interest
is considerable and for these reasons it
ought to be good rule to take reason
able profits now on any rise. The Pa
cities, B. & o. issues and N. & W. have
most friends, and will do we'll when thew
have half chance. Chicago promises q
raid on Peoples Cas- Armstrong-'''The
buying Of P. Dr. E. has been for the
people who run the first mortgage com
mittee. They say, that they have a plan
which favors livestock but refuse partic-
NEW YORK MoNEY.-New York, Nov.
2O-Money on call firmer at 5 per cent;
last loan, 5. Prime mercantile paper.
51296: sterling exchange heavy, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 81 857s
days: posted rates. S4.S21604.S7; CONNER
cial bills, $4.S1. Silver certificates 58% n
591%c. Bar silver, 5S5Sc Mexican dollars,
TREASURY STATEMENT shing-
ton. Nov. 2O.-Today's statement of the
treasury shows: Available cash balance,
1888, 2S9; gold reserve, $247, 645, 547
BANK 'CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul-$1, O90, 43482
Minneapolis-$ lis, FPS
Chicag o-$25, 21S. 67S. 70
New York-$119 193, 506
Boston-$2O 9S7, S22
Nov. 2O-Coffee futures opened firm u at at
an advance of 20 to % points. and closed
steady at net gain of 20 to Is points
Sales adl "a 500 bags, tncluding. December,
IL.
5; 7O@5.S0c May, 5.S5G5 9Oc; July, s. 1906 O0c F.:
August, 6;OOc; September. 6.05G6 1Oc; Oc-
tober, 6.15c. Spot coffee-Rio firm; No.
Z invoice, She; No Z jobbing, 7c; mild
firm: Cordova, 6%G11%c. SugarLRaw.
steady; fair refining. 8 13-16c bid; centri-
fugal, 96-test, 41ac bid. Molasses sugar,
Slice; refined. steady
BUTTER AND EGGS.-New York. Nov.
0;-Butter firm; receipts. $3.50 packages;
Western creamery. H@2Sc; June cream
cry, 20@241zc; factory. 151k@17c Eggs
STEADY: receipts 5000 packages; Western
ungraded at mark, 14020c.
Chicago. Nov 20.-Butter firm; cream
cries, 151a@25c; diaries, 12@20c. Eggs firm;
SEED MARKETS. Chicago, Nov. 90
The flaxseed market was a little better
Monday but for what reason was a
conundrum. There is no greater demand
for export. there is no improvement in
the domestic demand, yet we find prices
strong. Receipts here were 81 cars II
cars at Duluth and 106 cars at Minneapo-
lis: Cash flax sold at $1.29, November at
$I.2S; December at $l.2S!a, and May at
$.2S12 per bushel Cash timothy seed
closed at $245 pere1OOspiunds; clover seed
at $3.50 per 100 pounds Minneapolis flax
seed quoted at S. 2S15oper blu.
LONDON WOOL 10 SALES. = London,
Nov20.-The arrivals OF wool for the sixth
series of auction1osaIas which will open
November 28 aresas Follows: New South
Wales p, S32 bales 3 Queensland, 1900
bales; Victoria; 49,6s1ss bales; South Aus
b Les Taasmnania. 9l.beles; New Zealand.
Zoo bae sS orou asF Sp a an Sf d Gersa
ing 29,500 bales forwarded direct, makes
total for the sale Of 105,S44 bales.