The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-22

U. s. ref. IS reg106H IN. Y. G. lists. 107A
do coup ...1N ~. ]. G. gen. IS 1929
do Ss' reg. 1872 Nor. Pacific 3s.. Tx
do ne new IS reglssA Yc 8 stI 1854 iSsA
do new 4S, Coup1382 an. & w con As 1929
do old 4s, coup1I32 HOr. Nav. lists .109
DO s S5o 1ss or 40 Line ss i ls54
do IS, coup. .108A Edo con. 5s.... 1855
u; or Z. IS, '6os.lB Reading gen. As. Q p
Atch. gen. is. ..104Z r. G. W. lists. 1861
do adj: As. go. 95b *S.L.& IM.con.5s117
Cana. So. ends. 100 *SL.&S. F. gen 6s1361l
fChesa. & .. 412s1081@ "St. Paul con-. 1864
&C. & NV. con. 7s142H +do ' IS ,.... III.
*do s. F. deb. 5s123 So. Pacific 4s 931s
Chi. Term. As. 963s So. Ry. 5s...... 119I
5. +. &. IS. 16iRs Il & ?. ISIS Is. 1 e
Erie. gen. 4s..... 90A %do ends - 80
F. w. & D.C1sts171a Union Pacific As 1862
Gen E1ec. bs.. POO Wabash lists ....119
"Iowa Cent. 1sts115 do ends ia
L: & n. uni. As. 1037s *West Shore As. lis
NJ, K & T. Ids. sc Wis. Gent, 4s.... %
do As ........-. 99hF"Va. Centuries. 961a
IBID. +*Offered.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
Adams Con. ....$O15 Little Chief =. 1913
Alice ............. .43 Ontario .......... $50
Brunswick Con. Is Phoenix ......: .i3
Comstock Tun.. .O5 Potosi ........:. .65
Con. Cal. & Va EOS Savage .......... .05
Deadwood Ter. so Sierra Nevada. Is
Horn Silver -. .35 Small Hopes -. 40
Iron Silver 49,. SO Standard ........ 9.65
Leadville Con-. %
NEW. YORK STOCK GOSSIP-Report-
ed by H. Holbert: General Electric has
scored another marked advance. There
are no new developments in the com
panyS affairs. interests identified with
the property state that the earnings are
wonderfully satisfactory and future pros
poets so promising that some time in
the near future the 40 per cent reduction
in the capital stock will be restored and
that per cent will be paid on the whole.
A consolidation of Mexican rail interests
is talked of which, should 1t come to
pass, ought to enhance the value of the
existing securities very considerably.
While we do not expect to see any ma
terial decline in the present market We
do not feel like advocating the purchase
of stocks at prevailing prices. Later in
the season an active market is likely to
be developed, but there are many reasons
now why a more or less dull period
should be looked for
TREASURY BALANCES-Wa shington,
June 21.-Today's statement of the treas
ury balances in the general fund excIu-
sive of the SIS, OOO, 900 gold reserve in the
division of REDEMPTION, shows: Available
cash balance, $17O, 259 136; gold, $95, 549, 267
BANK CLEARINGS
ST. Paul $704, BAT.
Minneapolis, $1,60S,54S.
New York, 291. 625.74
Chicago, $25, 229, 1876.
Boston. $27, $50, S76.
FOREIGN FINANCIAI.-New York,
June A.-The Commercial Advertisers
London financial cablegram says: The
stock market was supremacy idle and
trading .drifted throughout the session.
with prices still sagging. American
stocks were idle with the rest until the
last ten minutes of trading. when buy
ing orders from New York in Wabash
Union Pacific and Canadian stocks caused
a pronounced jump in these stocks. The
better feeling was communicated to the
rest of the list with the result that a
fractional rise took place all around. The
close was distinctly cheerful. The i'm
provement in Canadian Pacific was in
teIpreted to mean that a settlement OF
the strike is at hand. Tintos were 55A
of Paris sales and fears of a lower div
idend. Money rates and discounts We're
steady. The Bank of England has re-
ceived $4,000 gold in bar, and has bought
G12,000 in China. Exchange on Paris is
25.N with Berlin exchange steady and
unchanged Consols for money SO 9-16;
consoIs for account. SO 9-16