The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-03

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NEW YORK FUNING SHARES.
Gholor $50 $7Iontario .......ss e
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Homest AXE .....65 % Standard . ... 3 %
Iron Silver 80. 81 Union. Con $50. 3
Mexican ...... 81 Yellow Jacket Is
WALL STREET GOssIP-New York
Son, bankers and brokers' sA Robert
street, National German-American Bank
S Hod MrS St bare s neS sto or e
esting feature regarding which we can
write The continued stringency Of
money not only deters buyers from o.
1t is matter of considerable surprise to
US that stocks hold as firmly as they 10.
but railroad earnings are so satisfactory
and the prospects of business generally
are SO good that holders keep their D ST
tons. Still this -stringency cannot but
have its effect. ard if not felt today. it is
BY the end of this week rates should
work easier, but the Saturday statement
will be Door one. and the course could
hardly be upward in the meantime. -A4lch
distress is experienced here by parties
who are tied on subscriptions to enter
| prises and undertakings of such nature
F eSE1S rs A hS5 PlesSaR' 'Y% oT
Oct 1.-The Commercial Advertisers
markets were heavy throughout the SEES
sion today. Influenced by war appreben-
sions and dearer money. Consols fell ~
to 1025s, the contagoes still ruling at the
high rate Bank of, England governors
held meeting. but did not advance the
minimum discount rate. from which it is
inferred that the present rate of 80 Will
remain until Thursday. Americans be-
gan weak. hardened slightly on receipt of
New York price, but finally rela%se,l
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York. Oct.
2.-Money on cab unsettled at 6635 per
cent: last loan. So. Prime mercantile pa
per. 5@51b. Sterling EXCHANGE irregular.
y t!l aet sHa business in bankers bills at
for, sixty days; posted rates. s4.S2m4 IS
and 81. s6da. s61a; commercial bills. 81 So6
4.S01a. Silver certificates. 5S6581ac: bar
silver. ESQ: Mexican dollars. 471ac
TREASURY STATEMENT-Washi
ton. Oct 2.-Todays statement of the
condition of the treasury shows: Avail
able cash balances. $2S7. 625, 612; gold re-
serve. 1854. 1925. 500.
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-s930. 3O6 81
Minneapolis--$2. 532. 55s.
Chicago-s22. Tips.
New York-s290 $50. 215.
Boston-$22 966, 709