Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-29
Afternoon Board Quotations.

600 is also to be partly appropriated to;tho TAX
ing up of $4,000. 600 present pr cent Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy bonds. We have
reason to believe that the sale is unwarrantec.
The general list sympathized with the drop in
Chicago, Burlington & QHinc7, ard for which
there seems to BE- slGic.e 1 W at IL the CT
cumstances o. tie case. iinerajs g:oand fer
confidence that, nO5witii-ti sin, til, loss OF a
large part of the lal Ere ! - !, the deficiency
In the corn crop last y,a-, ths Ghiclg .'urling
ton & Quincy is eac.ihg aatl has earned 8 Per
cent on its capital saocs, aud ina. this has been
done with the aid OF only few months business
on the recently completed Denver extension.
Texas & St. Louis was bid to Is from IL, with
out any sales. The question of the payment OF
due bills issued by stock brokers for
a dividend on Western Union stock came up be-
fore the committee of securities, which ruled
that due bills on such dividend would be due and
payable on and after to-day.
EVENING REPORT.
Money 499 per cent; closed, offered, per
cont. Primo mercantile paper 6GS per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady at
e4.S01a; do. ex. demand, $4.64sl.
Governments firm.
Ronds-Railroad bonds active and irregular.
State Securities-Dull and weak for Ten
nesees.
Stocks@The net result of the focenoon's bust
ness up to 1890 o'clock at the stock exchang',
aside from the drop in Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, decline of q to per cent, the latter
on Northwestern. Fluctuations during the
time from the opening until 1890 o'clock were,
in BRIEF as fellows: First decline, Is to per
cent, up to 1870 o'clock; from that time till
II O'Clock there was an advance of q to q per
cent; from that time until 1890 there was de-
cline of x to per cent, the latter on Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy from 125 to 122. Net re-
salt of business from 1890 to 2 WIS a general
advance Of q to ~ per cent. OYER prices at
IL 80, the greatest advance being in Illinois Cen
trail, to 14lsl: Burlington & Quincy at first re-
acted from the Depression OF The fore oon, from
100 to 1881, then d,cline! to " =, and then
advanced to 1928 by o .lociz. Il the last
hour of business the III k. was dull and
strong, though the ret re;u.5 Of the Dig vas a
decline of Il to 81 pr e,, tn, ne al list,
the greatest decline beg il Ca;cag., Barling-
ton & Quincy. The most active socks in the
last hour were: Western Union, Union Pacific,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, Denver &
Rio Grande and Chicago & Northwest
ern, all of which were strong, especially
Western Union, which advanced. just before the
close; to 821s. The $26, 900 increase in
stock and bonded indebtedness in Chicago. Bur-
lington & Quincy, the announcement |. of which
| was the cause of the drop of per cent. in that
stock to-day, is no new matter, but was an
| nounced over year ago, though it did not
| make its appearance in the official account of
| stock and bond Indebtedness of the company
until the present annual report. The sac, 000,-
| 000 is composed mainly of $780,, 900 of pei
cents, and g. 1876, 900 of stock Of the Republican
Valley Railroad company, which were this year
absorbed in Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy
stock, and b0nds issued to represent them. Be
sides this are So, 0o0 900 of Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy 8 per cent. bonds, to be refunded into
a lower rate of interest bonds, issued as part
of the s26, co., 600. This leaves $1,000, 900 Of
the increase of the stock and bonds to be rep
resented by acquisition of the Burlington 4
Southwestern and the various other branches
such as one from Rock Falls, including bridge
| over Rock river, to connect that branch il
Illinois with the st. Louis line.
The transactions aggregated $50, 900 shares
5000 Canada Southern; q, 600 Delaware, Lacka
wanna & Western; 900 Denver 4 Rio Grande
5000 Erie; 1900 Missouri, Kansas & Texas
5000 Lake Shore; 1900 Louisville & Nashville
2, 400 Michigan Central; 1000 Missouri Pacific
5000 Chicago & Northwestern; 1000 New Jer
sey Central; 1900 New York Centra;
1000 Northern Pa;iic; t,,avO st. Paul
5000 Chicago, 81. Paul, Minneapoli
& Omaha; $500 Texas Pacific; 2,n0l Western
Union; % ,0o) Union pao;ic; TO o Wabash, St
Louis Pacific: ASA Illinois Central; 10,GO'
Chicago, Burlington: & Qai.isy.
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks fairly active and irregular
Sierra Grande, weak; declining from $50 to zO5
closing at 40. Chrysolite strong at 155 ant
160, and Horn Silver 638. Little Chief solo
from IS to AZ; Consolidated Virginia from As t
to AZ; California Is and 20, and Sierra Nevad
$50. Sales for the day, 1880 shares. Pip
Line certificates called to-day for the frs
time at the New York Mining Stock exchange
opening at 77s4, advancing to 80, declining t
1917, and closing at 81. Transactions for III
day were $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS.
Three per cents. 1854 Fours do...... .12ns
Elves extended. .1O3X Pacific IS of '95. .128
| ~ coupons. .llS
STATE BoNDe.
La. consols. So Tenn. IS, rew.... 421
Missouri &C.. .l12 Virgins Geo.. 49,
St. Joe. ......... 100 Consoles ......... 81
RAILROAD BONDS.
C. P. Bonds, LIST Zig o. P. land grant .1l0s
| Erie seconds. 80. 96H Sinking fund :. IT'D