The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-01
4UtdI SAFES, b5U, 743.
BONDS.

Total sales. 55O.743.
BONDS.
DO IS, ..108A do As - 931a
DO IS, coup. .109 IN Y c. 1sts,l ia
do new 4s,reg. 129 IN. ]. c.. G. 5s1M
do As, coup $50 m. c. Is 127Is
do old As, reg 112A do As .......1O4
do old As, coup 113 IN. P G. 3s 67R
40 es' reg. 1li7s do prior As - 1881
p; of & s5s. rs MES " sLls.i i6S
Ala CLASS ITO N. & w. con. As. 9412
90 ...........110 do gen. U.s.. .135
Ala, currency 100 do Is 10I5a
Atchison, G. As 1917 OR. S L, Is I32
40 adJt As $685. do con. 5s..... .11224
IAN; 80. IDS. ....111& Reading G. As. ssh
=. ~. 412S STAR. G. w. lists. 98b
dc 6s 19 SL& Inc 5s ia
=. q NV. c. 7s.145 S.L.& ST. G. ..124A
do S. F.deb.5s 1221bl ST P con...170
I'M. Ter. S.. 1874 ISt.P.. CO P. lists. 121H
u do q as *, G. 1sts-5S6 do IS 1 l2d35
ET.V,& G.ists 1913 1913 So r Ky Is T 6s 1872 Ss
Erle zen: Is. 1875 Tenn. n. set. IS. 971A
f. w. & D.C1st. II IT. e. p lists lis
gen, 6Iec. -5s ..119 do DDS ......... 5515
q, III. & S. AIS HOY U. P As 1861
H r G. IS. . ,II5 " do 2ds ISIS ida1b
40 con. 6s liz w S. As ......1141@
Iowa Cen. lists. lis w c. lists $50 76lS
hC.,P.& G.1Sts. 61zs Va. Centuries S6A
La new con. As 106 Vir did ........ 5
I. q ~ uni As. 993s Cal Sou. As -. SSai
NEW YORK MINING SHARES.
Cholor :. so &c Ontario :. .s6 so
Crown Point -. q Ophir 80 .. U5
Con. Cal. & Va. 2 90 Plymouth =. -. 10
G GeS1fd g c;rr, g Quicksilver f6 70 70
Hale & Nor. 81 Sierra Nevada :ii,'. 81 81
Homestake .....65 90 Standard -. 81
Iron Silver 49,. 81 Union Con-. -. 33
Mexican =. 80. so Yellow Jacket =. 80
WALL STREET GOSSIP. York
stock gossip, reported by H. Holbert &
Son, bankers and brokers, 34 Robert
street, National German-American Bank
building st. Paul. Schwartz, Dupee &
Co. wire US: Although the bank state
ment of Saturday has been unfavorably
commented upon, and although the sit
uatiOn Of the banks is certainly not as
we would wish 1t to be, yet the stock
strength today, and the prosperity of the
commercial and manufacturing interests
has reflected itself in quite a decided i'm
provement in railroad and manufacturing
circles, National Steel, Steel and Fire
and Federal Steel are all indications of
this and the earnings show us distinct
ly that the common stock can become
a dividend payer at the legal times that
we think a demand will arise for them
which will take them still higher. We
are not disposed to urge our friends,
however, to increase their holdings at
this time, because of the near approach
of the autumn Stringency, which we
rather look for in money, but we would
suggest that on an advancing market,
1t would be a judicous plan to avail of
the increased price for the purposes of
liquidation. The outlook for money does
not indicate that there will be the large
amount of surplus funds seeking a rest
ing place, as has been generally expect
ed. 1t is therefore rather against the
probabilities that we shall have boom
ing market. There will, of course, be a
demand for a certain class of securities
which will dOnhtlGSS advance them
we hope that our friends will deem it a
judicious thing to take advantage of such
a market should it come. The difficulty
experienced in borrowing time money to
any great extent will be increased as the
autumn season advances, and this must
be borne distinctly in mind when the
Question Of purchasing stocks is contem-
plated. We feel greatly pleased with the
outlook Of the market at the moment,
and sincerely hope it may hold as We
believe it will for some few weeks yet"
Barrett, Farnum & Co., Chicago, tele-
graphed the following to Edwards &
Bedell, stock brokers and commission
merchants. 40 Endicott Arcade, ST. Paul,
Mimi: cit IS said buying of American
Tobacco In New York is based on eXpec-
tation Of early official announcement re-
garding company's plans connected with
apan" Keene of New York, credited
with selling some stocks today. and this
with the London selling, and the local
realizing and the trades selling has sup
piled the demand for the present. There
is less apprehension, however. felt on
fever, and with no other bad news and
no disturbance in the money market the
undertone continues good. Houseman
has bought 2.500 Atchison- preferred. The
company's June statement is due tomor
row. also for the fiscal wear. Latter is
expected to show about 312 per cent net
earned on the preferred stock. stock
market shows persistent strength, and
acts so well in face of Saturdays bank
statement. and the fever scare that it
seems that nothing short of calamity
will break 1t in the present temper of
the street, and it looks like working high
er on this view
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York,
July 31-The Commercial Advertisers
London financial cablegram says: The
markets here were quite generally quiet
today owing to the holiday season. The
tone was steady Americans doomed In
the morning, Louisville reaching 6S12c.
Reuters telegram announcing yellow
fever in Virginia caused a sharp drop in
the house, spectators selling Louisville
which touched 661ac. The close; however,
was well above the worst, New York buy
ing on the fall 1t looked like a real boom
in the morning. The general opinion here
now is that the movement has stopped till
the autumn.
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, July
31.-Money call, 31b@4 per cent; last loan,
SIC. Prime mercantile paper, 9AQ4!A per
cent. Sterling exchange weak with &C
tual business in bankers bills at S4.S61s@O
4S62z for demand, and at $4.S31Ad4.S3 for
sixty DAYS; posted rates. $4.S4G4.S5 and
S4.S71b64. SIS: commercial bills, $4821a64.S3.
Silver certificates. 6O1hG61c. Bar silver,
6Oalc Mexican dollars: 4S1hc:
TREASURY STATEMENT-Was hing
ton. July 31@Todays statement of the
condition of the treasury shows: Availa-
BILE cash balance, $3.50, 440, 416; gold reserve,
$245, lis, 66S.
BANK CLEARINGS.
St Paul, S626, 02S. 81.
Minneapolis s., 339, 096 q
Chicago, $19 163, O29 81