The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-18
BONDS.

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10 H. As, coup:l39 FM., K & T. As. 9SA
do old As coup113 In. Y G. lists. 1851
do 5s, req. .1O3 *do gen S1@s 107
do 5S, COUP. 10S sN. J. G. gen 5s 129ib
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90, conY as. ..106A L. & I'M. c. 5S1151s
scan. So. IDS. LOBBYIST L. IS. F. As 95
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G. = 9. l0s S. a. & A. P. As $. s.
c. & A. 31ss.... S4hSo. Pac. as 81
C.,-B. & Q. n. As 963l So.-Ry SIS 1867
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I'D. & R. G. as. 10115l do deb. B 6iaz
Erie p. l. 4s..... 9712 I*West Shore As. lis
40 gen As. S1% w. & L. E. 4s. 901s
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NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP Report
ed by II; !, Holbert & Son, bankers and
Crokers, 341. Robert street National Ger
mana merican bank building, ST. Paul.
Bull talk is continued and very pron9unc-
ed. We are inclined to think it offers
an excellent opportunity to trade in a
ioW-prIced stock The activity in Man
haitian is the result of the revival of the
old Metropolitan consolidation talk, bat
we nave no gossip on that point. The
nuying OF Baltimore & Ohio has been
bonds. Rates for call money are from
3 to AZ per cent. Fears are no longer
entertained about the money situation,
as 1t is generally believed that Secretary
III 10 do yicyir
of the situation until funds begin to
flow this way again.
FOREIGN FINANCIAI-Londo Sept.
1.-THE stock market today was firm
out the likeness was accumulated by the
closing of the exchange on Thursday,
owing to the funeral of President Nc
Klnley, by the car holiday in Paris on
Saturday, by the Jewish holiday on Mon
day, and by settlement on Tuesday The
> London exchange received grateful
acknowledgements of it's sympathetic mes
sage to New York and Philadelphia ex-
changes. The American department.
opened firm, but prices eased on profit
taking and some cautious bear selling in
duced the belief that the pace had been
oVer-done. The quletneSS was marked af-
Ter yesterdays rush. Prices hesitated
after the New York opening, then hard
ened, closing buoyant. There was strong
buying of Erie and less active support
of Missouri Kansas & Texas, Southern
Pacific, Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
and Southern stocks. Consols were 1914
OIA lSdIS OI al early Issue or local loans.
Tintos touched 535s and then relapsed
to BIZ On American realization There
are as yet no inquiries from America
for gold. Paris cheques, 1928; Berlin,
O. ~ 1t is expected that the Reichsbank
discount rate will be raised to per cent
by the end of the month.
Spanish As, 7Os4 bar silver steady. 27d
per ounce; Rand mines, 415s; money, Ia
IA per cent. The rate of discount in
the open market for short bills is 2A623s;
the rate of discount in the open mar
ket for. three months bills is 2 5-16@2M
per cent 20
1O1 francs, 121s confines for the account;
exchange on London. 25f 23c for checks.
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, Sept.
T.-Close: Money on call steady at 2k
@5 per. cent; last loan, 21k; ruling rate,
AZ; prime. mercantile paper, 5@5H per
cent; sterling exchange steady at decline
at 81 .84A@4. S4M for demand, and at
81. 82as@4 .S21s for sixty days. posted rates.
"a .S31a@4 Sc; commercial bills, $4S1%@
482A; bar silver, 5SAc; Mexican dollars,
451zc. >
BANK CLEARINGs.
ST., Paul, $1,044, 1893.
Minneapolis, 81 303. COO
New York. 1921. sac, 697.
Chicago, $27,19S 378.
Boston, $25, 291, 175.