The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-03
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

WALL STREET GOSSIP-New York stock
gossip, reported by H. Holbert & Son, bank
ers and brokers, 341 Robert street, National
German American Bank building, st. Paul:
Strong, Sturgis & Co. wire The liquida-
tlon OF long accounts by many interests con-
nected with the so called Standard Oil party
has been a great burden to the market and
has done much to depress prices. Not only
has their selling been Injurious but. room
traders have added to the uneasy feeling by
shorts as based on the impression that the
former support of this strong party was to
be withheld for the present. All this is very
well SO far as 1t goes, and Mr.. Keene frankly
things that he regarded as better There
has been heavy selling of O. also by dis
appointed traders who were overloaded. Now
let US regard the matter judcially and not
De carried away by the selling of any one
Atchison will earn per cent in 1880 much
Is practically sure, and it will be bought
again by good people and go high as ever
~ has per cent right now attached to
1t, making the stock down to 1885, certainly
not sale at present, and we have not sug-
gested selling today believing that the seller
Railway was sold by weak holders, but there
is absolutely no reason why strong people
should sell. At the decline there has been
fairly. good buying. Of course, the best of
the rise is over in this stock, but it is worth
its present price. Northern Pacific, Union
Pacific and Reading stocks have not declined
much, and when this scare is over We shall
have another bull market
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York, March
The Commercial Advertisers London f.
nanclal cabiegram says: The markets here
showed an universal lul in speculation
Americans zig-zaged within narrow limits
London interest in them seems to have van
lshed: They were bought slightly in the
morning, but the close was nearly at the
99B; Anacondas lie. Money was In good
demand, Fl, 500, coo to $780, coo was repaid to
the bank: 100000 in gold was taken for Ar
small supplies at It's 9Ad@77s 97sd.
LONDON MONEY-London March 1.-The
market for American securities after weak
ever, was dull and there was very little de-
mand. Gold to the amount of 1880, 600 was
taken out of the Bank OF England today for
shipment to South America. Gold premium
advanced to A. 80
FOREIGN BANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
March 2.-The weekly statement of the Bank
OF France shows the following changes: Notes
In circulation. increased SO, 1885, 600 francs;
treasury accounts, current, decreased 49,
6oo, GOO francs; gold in hand, decreased $780,
0GO francs; bills discounted, increased 1075-
COO francs; silver on hand. decreased 8, 725,-
600 francs.
London, March 2.-The weekly statement of
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve. decreased 1875 900:
circulation, increased 1855. 900; buliaen, de-
creased f320,074; other securities increased
IsS7; 600; other deposits, decreased fs2s, 600;
serve, decreased f942. 900; government securi-
ties, increased f463. 600 The proportion of the
Bank of Englands reserve to liabilities is
4405 rer cent: last week 1T was 1890 per
cent. The Bank Of Engiand's rate of dis
count remains unchanged at Der cent
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, March 2,
Money on call firmer at 21A@31a per cent;
last loan. per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
33Q3R. Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. S6D4. S6H
for demand and at 81. S4@4. S4A for sixty
days: Posted rates, SS4 .S41a@4. SIS, and "a SS1a
@4s7. Commercial bills s4.s3Ad4. s31a. Sill
yer certificates nominally 591h66O1bc. Bar
silver, $3.50. Mexican dollars, 473sc
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$722, 6s4 So
Minneapolis ,442, 49,
Chicago-S2S, 67S 1888
New York-$2S9 COS, 093
Boston-s2S, 1876, 1928.