The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-28

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TO- Cent lists. .11S ffAFfst Shore As. 112zzss
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.
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Grown Point 1GEPlymouth ....... IL
Con, Cal. C Va. / OafQuicksilver ..... 80
Gould & Curry % do pfd .......G 80
Hale x Nor..-.ae 20 Sierra Nevada. q
Homestake 80. 30 01IStandard ..s..... %
iron Silver 1859 65iGnion Con ...... Is
MeXican .....s... 2StYelloW Jacket =. IS
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NEW YORK STOCK. GOSSIP-Strong,
Stursis q Co; wire to 1T. Holbert & Son:
The strength which the market deyel-
oped at the close last nigi.t on the. ru-
NOR of a. settlement of the coal strike
has continued today. &but the advance
has been due rather fo-eovering of shorts
than to the buying by commission peo-
pie. 1t is pretty we'll understood that the
coal situation is clearing rapidly and that
before many days we shall see an end to
this trouble. We hardly believe that this
present squirt in prices can be maintained,
and on any further advance in the mar
ket, we believe in selling out stocks where
- Il
Der is still long way off, and while
there has been a much more active in
terest in the campaign developed here of
late, there will be many uncertain and
the prospects Of Mckihiey's reelection
We shall probably have a bad bank
statement on Saturday, and this in turn
the market is the result of its having
been oversold and the Continued decline
during the past ten days: but with SO
many hating and retarding influences
surrounding the situation, we must not
expect too marked a rally, for as a mat
ter of fact the trading element is the
only business in sight and they favor
the short side of the market and lower
prices"
BANK CI4EARINGs.
st. Paul, S1,202. $50.
Minneapolis, $1,SS1, 018
New York. $3.50, Sos 227
Chicago, $19.95S071
Boston, Sill, 500 1894
London, Sept. N.-Consols FIR money,
IS 7-l6; consols for the account, sS12.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York,
Sept. N.-Comnercial Advertiser s London
financial cabFegran: The markets here
We're idle. dropping and featureless to-
day. Berlin sold heavily, mainly North
ern Pacifics and Canadian Pacihcs on
further contemplated restrictive bourse
legislation, but New York sustained the
American market The bank lost &c. 600
gold to st. Helena. The bank retains
complete control o fthe money market,
doing a large business. Silver closed at
ISIS, the highest price since March, 1897.
The Indian price is stir rising.
R1o DE Janeiro-The Bank of Rio de
Janeiro, which on Sept. last, on ac-
count of run on the institution, exer-
cised its perogative of issuing sfxty-day
notes to depositors, has passed under
government control, the depositors ac-
cepting per cent bonds.
ANACONDA DIFIDEND-New York
The directors of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company have declared divi-
dend of SIPS per share and is cents
extra.
TREASURY BAI.ANcF-wa Washington.
Sept. H.-Today's statement of the treas
ury balances in the. general fund ex-
elusive of the s15O,OQp, 600 gold reserve in
the division of REDEMPTION, shows
$79, S01. 1893. IS
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York,
Sept. H.-Clese. Money kon call steady at
1h4W2 per cent; lastsE9oan. a. primo
mercantile paper, 4Ik@5A per cent;
sterling exchange weak, with actual
business IN bankers bills at $4.S5A@
1854 for demand and at 81 S21s@4. S2z for
sixty days, posted rates. $4.S9G4.S4 AMI
$4SlQ4S713; conmereiaIt bills, $4.8112@4. 81;
silver certificates. 63la@6iA: bar silver.
6S4sc; Mexican dollaFs- 49S4c; government
bonds. string; state bonds. inactive; rail-
ROAD DOndS strong. sSesS