The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-26
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP-RepOrt-
ed by H HoIbert & Son: The general
speculative interest here is at a stand
still, the only operations of any impor-
lance representing brokers for their own
account, or the occasional operations CT
some prominent dealer who goes in and
tically no important combinations nor DO
we see any reason to believe that such
will be made at the present time The
conditions of money here are not alto
gether satisfactory, although they are
better than they have been expected in
view of all the complications due to this
time of the year. We must have patience
with the market and it will not surprise
us at all if it were somewhat lower be-
fore it ultimately rises.
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, Sept
25.-Close-Money on call steady at III
al per cent; last loan, 3; ruling rate, g.;
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at $485 for demand
and at 81: S2@4.S27 for sixty days. Post
ed rates, 81. 8315@D4.84 and 81 86@14. $751; Com
mercial bills, $4.S214@4.S3A Bar silver,
5S1sc. Mexican dollars, 457Ac.
ANACONDA DIVIDEND-New York,
Sept. 25.-The directors of the Anaconda
Mining company have declared dividend
of 1.25 per share. For some time past
the company has been declaring div1-
dend of 75c at intervals of six months.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-Londo Sept.
25.-The stock market today was re-
very small settlement. Copper shares are
still the barometer. They rallied early.
Tintos to 49A and Anaconda to IL, but
relapsed later, TintoS to 4S Ills and Ana
conda to 7-16. The improvement on bal
ance was 7-16 and 5-16 respectively.
American stocks moved with the coppers
New York was good buyer early; piIr-
chasing 1900 shares of Atchisons, which
were a feature. at 49, but on copper's re-
laps1ng New York turned and disposed OF
much of the early purchases. There was
a still further relapse on the street. 1t
is presumed that the Anaconda dividend
will prove disappointing. Copper rallied
point on good general buying
f~ Money is harder, owing to G1, 000, 900 call
on TWO colonial loans. Discounts were
S-l6 on the rise in New York exchange.
600 gold in Egypt.
:. Bar silver steady, at 267sd per ounce.
Money per cent The rate of discount
IN the open market for short bills is 21k01
IA per cent. The rate of discount in the
open market for three months bills ia
3-l6Q2 5-l6 per cent.
>. Berlin, Sept 25.-On the boerse TO-DAY
business was quiet and prices Irregular.
lnternauonals were fairly well maintain
ed. Canadian Pacifics were strong on the
increase In the weekly traffic receipts
Banks were weak, owing to a further de-
cline, in cash induStrials
Paris, Sept. 25.-Prices on the bo,,rse
To-Day opened with a better tone encour-
aged by the news from America. Rim
IIntos raliled we'll, several departments
soon reacted and business became irreor
ular. The continued firmness of Rio
Ilntos on the substantial rise in copper
shares resulted in an advance In most of
the lndustr1als. The all-round improve
ment was maintained to the close In
ternationals Were irregular. Bear pur-
cnases impaired firmness to rentes. Span
I Isl As weakened, owing to fears of a
.,auIi rising and rumor of the possible
reconstruction of the Spanish ministrv
Italians were heavy. De Beers were in
good demand. Kaffirs improved Three
per cent rentes, 101f for the account
Spanish As 1880 III
TREASURY STATEMENT-Was hinip-
tom Sept. 25.-Today's statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the $1500oO,000 gold reserve in
t me oivision of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances ... .S1S7. 791 no
SIoIu ........... .....-............ 103 173 933