The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-11
BONDS


BONDS.
Q; s. Is. reg. 1o2!z, \. J. G. gen. IS. us
90 IS. reg .109$4lN C. IS .... 1877
40 IS COUP. .1101al do As ....... .l06
do new As, reg. 1889 IN. P 6S.11O
do new As. coupl33A do gen. 3s 65M
GO ola AZ, reg. .114 do prior 49,. .1G3
90 As. COUP. .114AlN.Y C. & StL.4s104
40 5s reg .112AiN. & w. con. As. sou
,uo os. COUP. .112Al 90 gen. 6S. 129
y: OF G 65s.. ..119 IOr Nav. lists. ITO
TAtIh' gen: 4.. 5S3sl do 4S ...........lN
do ait. As $500. 70 o. s. l.. 6s......1 100
Can. So. Ids l07ihl do con. IS 1101h
Z. & O. 4ks..... 9siz Reading Gen. As. So
C. NV conis1 55 ST. St " nj lyte s. 49, 81
40 40 >; r. Deb. isis St.L.& STE 6s.120
I'm. Term. 4s... S3AlSt. Paul Con. 167
~. K. G. lists. 1921 ISt.P.,C. & P.1sts.11SM
ETY. & Gisttss 1913 So 30 Ry 5s... 1857
Erie Gen. 4s..... C7AIS R. & T 6s SO
T. w. & DC.1st. 7i%lTenn. n. s. 3s.... IS
y hlec; 6s: liz Tex. & Pac. lists. III
do 2Ss D. Ass. 1 log r. DO "a '...'.. ,6 81
IL: T. c. 5s... HOY Wabash lists =. 1872
do Con. IS lilo do I'd .... S9%
Iowa Cent. lists. ITO W. S As 111X
kC.,P. & G. lists IS Wis. Cent lists. 50
La. n. G. As -. 1861 Va. Centuries :. 84A
T. & N. uni. As. 81 do deferred 80.
M. * T. Eds. 81 Col. So. 4s.. "a
n. Y. c. lists .1os ''N' '''''' o.
NEW YORK MINING SHARES.
Cholor ...........$ so 22.Ontario .........$7 Is
grown Point -. 10Ophir ............. 65
Con, Cal. & Va. I 4OiPlymouth $50. s
DeadWood 1890. 65,Quicksilver 49,. l 80
Goulu d curry. 2Ot do pfd ........ 90
Hale y Nor...... 80 Sierra New 49,. 40
1ioHaestake .....55 90 Standard ... 65
IRON Silver $500. 81 Union Con ..... %
N1eAlcan .....:.. % Yellow Jacket :. 81
WALL STREET GossIP-New York
stock sa gossip, reported by H. Holbert &
md l1rA1
street, National German-American Bank
building, St. Paul: Strong, Sturgis & Co.
wire us-nOur market has been lower to-
day, chiefly owing to an uneasy feeling
regarding the situation in South Africa
but in part also to the break in Sugar
FOR some time the opponents of Sugar
have. declared that the high dividends
could not continue. and it now looks as if
their statements would be borne out and
the dividends lessened. But the weakness
in Sugar would not have caused the de-
street is timid and the buying power as
well as demand very greatly diminished.
we need British victory to turn the
speculative tide and provide an incentive
1t is gratifying to see the common shares
of such companies as Federal Steel and
the Pressed Steel Car joining the dividend
list, but the skeptical nature of the pub
lie is plainly manifest in these very stocks
which although paying full dividends,
sell in the flfties. 1t will take time for
confidence to grow up to this state of
things"
Bartlett, Frazier & Co., Chicago, tele-
graphed the following to Edwards Il
merchants, 10 Endicott Arcade, ST Paul,
Minn-Dow Jones: 1.-THE six months
statement issued by Louisville & Nash
vile shows almost per cent earned on
the stock. By yesterdays action the
board place the stock on a per cent
basis. Some of the board favored a. con-
tinuation Of per cent basis, making the
the whole it was thought best to make
the basis per cent. "-Morse: 1.-The
London settlement in mines ends today
and is an easy one This is the second
1t dlscloses a short interest which some
figure as high as 100000 shares in the
leading stocks. These shorts are putting
the market up today on the other side,
the rise averaging q, and led by New
York Central. There are rumors, of course.
unconfirmed. that the war Office has
some good news This is not market to
follow very long on the bull side. 1t is
not going up very much The African
situation is critical enough as to make
most operators in a way forget the rail-
Every one should he ready for sudden
shocks. Bartlett Frazier & Co.: can
nual meeting OF stockholders of Chicago
Great Western Railroad company was held
In London. Eng, today. President Stickney
submitted following report for six months
ended Dec 81: Gross, S. 4S7, 459; increase,
s515.51S; net. 81 1923, 62S; increase, $19S,321;
charges and interest on debenture stock,
s75O, 9O7; increase $3O,576 balance. $572, III;
increase, SIG: rs; renewal fund. 100000;
decrease. $27,661; available for dividend,
S512, 721; increase $f95.405; dividend on pre-
ferred A. 1884 $40; increase. SEQ. 1862; sur
plus. SAL; increase, s13S, 543 ''-Hud-
SON: Market dull, tape standing still.
Sell Sugar on ulges.'-Falke: 81 think
Pacific Mail an excellent purchase on this
decline. From what I get from inside
source at Washington there is plenty of
room for higher prices.
NEW YORK MONEY-Ncw York Jan.
10-Money on call easy at Haas per cent:
last loan at Az. Prime mercantile paper,
61@@6 per cent. Sterling exchange easier.
$4.s7@t4.S71a for demand, and at 81 S3lhe0
4,S9& for sixty days:spcsted rates, SASH
Gi4S commerce al bills, 81 821a04. 49, Silver
certificates 5S1dM59lbc. Bar silver. $50
sShc. Mexican dollars. -471hc.
TREASURY sTA,TENdENT-W Washing
treasury shows: Available cash balances,
1886 O6S 3Sl: gold reserve. s23s, Jas
FOREIGN FINANCIAI-New York.
Jan. 10-The Commercial Advertisers
financial cablegram says: "The markets
here today were idle, almost beyond prec-
edent Leading brokers said the volume
Of business was the smallest in a dozen
parity on Insignificant orders. but prices
sagged off on New York sales Gold to
the amount of f250, 600 was withdrawn on
Indian currency account. and $4,000 was
taken for South America
BANK -CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul, 1898, So1.21.
Minneapolis 81, S82,741.
Chicago 81, S90.542.
New York. $20S. AS, S59.