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WALL STREET GOSSIP-New York
stock gossip, reported by H Holbert &
Son, bankers and brokers, 81 Robert
street National German-Americap Bank
building, st. Paul: Strong, Sturgs &
Co. wire us: I'VE can say but little re-
garding the market that can prove of
void of feature. in the main prices aIe
lower and there has been a marked bea--
ish tendency developed In the stock ex-
change when the room traders generally
sell short upon a dull market We at
tach but little Importance, therefore. to
this feature, recognizing perfectly that
with any return of speculative activity
there bear operators are soon converted
into involuntary bulls. The industrial sit
uation has great influence at the moment
and the large amounts of active specula-
tive funds that are tied up by the new
issues is not only a drawback to rail-
road speculation, but a menace to the
market generally. We do not feel bear
lsh upon securities, but on the contrary,
look forward to a rising market when
the present slump has run out The coal
ers and the grangers promise well and
speculation, are safe and good. We be-
lieve in buying and holding Northern
SG COMMON 81 P anp apd re- MtchiS3n
think very highly also of National Steel
common, and preferred and of Sme,ter
NEW YORK MONEY-New York Nav
5.-Money on call, S1kG4 per cent: last
loan. per cent; prime mercantile paper,
err, with actual business in bankers BIS
at $4.S714614.S71s for demand, and at $IsK
@4.S51a for sixty days; posted rates.
81, 8611Q$4. S7l9; commercial bills. $4Sih1
ASS; silver certificates, 61A@62c; bar sill
Ver Gle; Mexican dollars. 4Sc.
TREASURY STATEMENT = Today's
settlement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance &c.,
510,z7S; gold reserve. $245, III, SGT.
BANK .CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$SS4, go a.
Minneapolis-$1,7 S5, 456
4 Chicago-$24 9SS, 929
New York-S219 SCI, 400
Boston-$24, ST., 952