The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-07
BONDS.

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&c. Term. As -. 81 South Ry. 5s 1lSA
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81. q N. Uni 4s1025& *West Shore As. ll2i5
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Sid ~*Offered.
NEW YORK STOCK GOssIP-Re-
ported by H. Holbert & Son: The Atch-
lson people are very pronounced in their
statements regarding the earnings of
their property and claim that the gross
amount will not lie materially diminish
ed, as they think that they will gain
from other sources what they will lose
through the shrinkage in corn and cattle
VI course, the Northwestern roads are
bound to show splendid receipts The
course Of the money market is somewhat
or drawback to the situation and nee
eSSaflly the labor situation must be set
tea before any distinct Improvement can
be recorded. It is, however. worthy of
note that each day the dullness continues
and the market shows a reasonable de-
gree OF substance brings US nearer to the
point of Improvement We, therefore are
looking on the sitU alton rather more
cheerfully and would hardly be dispose l.
to continue liquidation Of stocks at the
present time"
FOREIGN FINANCIAL - London -
There was absolute idleness after our.
holiday, and the tone was heavy in SYM
pathy with American stocks, which open
ed nat. Later they exhibited a slight
tendency to harden but the Improvement
in prices was not accompanied by bust
ness to any extent. New Yorks opening
helped the improvement and the close
was firm. We are inclined to hope over
here for strong strike measures which
VIII bring the strikers TO reason. Copper
shares We're flat ON the prolongation OF
the strike. The Bank of England has
bought $4,000 in gold in Australia and
9l0,0JO in China and 5000 is due from
INDIA on Saturday. Paris exchange is
for the account, 1895.
Paris, Aug. 6.-Three per cent rentes,
lOf s21Ac for the account; exchange on
London, 25f 21c for checks. Spanish As,
70.2219.
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, Aug
6-Close: Money on call closed steady, at
2@212 per cent; last loan, per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 1905 per cent;
sterling exchange finer, with actual
business in bankers bills at $l.877s for de-
mand and $4S514604 S534 for sixty days;
posted rates, 1886 and $4.8Sh; commercial
bills, $4.S4]3@4S5; bar silver, 5S%c; Mexl-
can dollars, 46c.
GLUCOSE DIVIDEND-New York
Aug. 6.-The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Glucose Sugar Refining
company was held in Jersey City today.
The vacancy in the board of directors
caused by the death of e. O. Matthiesen.
was filed by the election Of his son, f.
w. Matthiesen. James B. Vredenburgh
and Norman Ream We're reelected direc-
tors. No report was given out A div
idend of per cent on preferred and
per cent on common stock was declared.
BANK CLEARINGs.
ST. Paul. $972,O1S.
Minneapolis, 81, $50 1872
New York. $259, 741, ST.
Chicago, 1860 $50.
Boston, $24,8O9,585.