The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-14
New York Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP-Report-
ed by III. Holbert & Son-We have had
a fairly active market, somewhat on eX-
listing lines, but with some slight VarIa-
lions which do not call for a great deal
of comment. Speaking comprehensiVeiy
the market has shown tirmness and
health and there has been no unreaSon-7
able pressure to sell, but merely the
ordinary trading supply of stocks incident
to a rise Some of the dealers have
been taking their profits, but on the other
hand there mas been a great number
who have been acquiring fresh holdings.
1t is gratifying to note since the New
York election the return of confidence
and the gradual approach of money to
lower rates. Both time and call money
have eased distinctly during the last
week or ten days and in view of the gold
shipments and the general uneasiness it
must be conceded there is a very favor
able tribute to the stability of our in
stitutions and the abundance of our
funds
Nov. 13.-The Commercial Advertisers
London financial cablegram: The stock
market today was dull but cheerful.
Among the factors that contributed to
the better feeling were the rumors the
German emperor was endeayorlng to fer-
suade the Beers to surrender and also
the news that refugees were returning
and the mines were reopening. There was
also a canard that Borna with 800
had surrendered.
American stocks moved in narrow
limits The recent activity apparently
! was only professional on New York or
ders. Those having ceased interest died
out. The authorities expect a sag in
prices because of the complete absence
of the public from the market. New
York bought Canadian Pacific only.
Money is very scarce, the rate ranging
from to per cent. The bank again
borrow co on etnsois ard lie a., &c.
rowed 91,05J,G00 from the bank. Sa,ss
Wouic have been higher save for the
:3I..t si;c continental mails were
Paris exchanges is % 10; Berlin, 90 49,
Bar gold is IT'S 101ad
October Imports and Exports.
WASHINGTON, Nov 13-The month
ly statement of the imports and exports
of the United States for the month of
October, 1901, shows as follows:
Merchandise imports, sS1.411 ,S57, of
which $35, 022,320 was free of duty; in
crease as compared with October, 1900,
l0,7S00 G0; merchandise exports, s145, 640,-
65S; decrease, $17600,000. For the ten
months ended with October the Increase
in the imports of merchandise over the
corresponding period in 1860 was s32, 49,
S91, and during the same period there
was a decrease in the exports of $685.
500. Gold imports, S., ,S54; decrease,
S5,250.e0o Gold exports, s3,SOS, 443; increase,
s., $3.50, coo. Silver imports, $Sofe, 5l6; in
crease 81, COO. Silver exports, $4,737, $50;
decrease, 81, 366, 900. The exports of domes-
tic products during October are given
as follows: Breadstuffs, $20,372, 325; de-
crease, 81, 100000. Cattle and hogs, 81
S31, O93 decrease, s61 600. Provisions, S15,-
1874. AZ: Increase, S1,457,e06 Cotton $685.
SN; decrease, s13, $4,000. Mineral oils,
Sc, SIG, SOL; increase, s2S7,0o0. Totals for ten
months for the five items, $685. ,7G7, as
against $685., Co.'S Jog for the corresponding
period last year.
Treasury Balances.
WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances in
the general fund, exclusive of the $3.50.
G00eG0 gold reserve in the division OF
redemption, shows:
Available cash balances 81 ga. 333
Cold 1853, 0S5
Silver 49,. II, 1858 ,62e
United States notes .............. ,bS5 Wy
Treasury notes of 1890 So SOP
National bank notes .-.........., ,Sui
Total receipts this day IA, l94
Total receipts this month 1yiS9,0lS
Total receipts this year 2ll,S6l, S5y
Total expenditures this day 2,z03 900
Total expenditures this month. 17,9 $4,000
Total expenditures this year 1S2, $50, III
Deposits in national banks ---- H4,a52,646
Rank CIearings.
ST. Paul OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s., $50 102 81
Minneapolis ............... liz, 294. rs
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. %, Tx, 926 90
Boston ................... "a, 713 628. 90