Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-22
TIE ST PAUL DAILY MORNING. NOVEMBER o. 1882

HhAideielpnla q iteaolnS and western Union TEL
eSfaph being prominent in the downward turn
About O'Clock there was general rally of Il
CTS per cent the latter forWabash, St. Louis e
Pacific preferred, but the market again became
very weak and in late trade decline of 1@16 Der
cent. took place the latter forSt Paul Minneapolis
Manitoba. to 1873. Indiana, Bloomington d
Western, which fell off per cent. Denver & Rio
Grande, 4 Is per ce:.t. Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
2ss per cent Colorado Coal, ~ Der cent.
Lake Shore, % per cent. and Texas Pacific 21t
per cent. were also prominent in the downward
movement, but subsequently st. Paul, Minneap-
obs l. Manitoba, recovered per cent, Colorado
Coal "a per cent. and the general list A0l per
cent, but at the close the market was feverisl,
and irregular, and the closing prices show a de-
cline on the days transactions of L@11 per cent.
Richmond 4 Danviiie, Indiana, BLOOMINGTON r.
Western, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba.
Denver Rio Grande, and Colorado Coal being
the most conspicuous therein. Shortly befor,
the close round amounts and leading shares were
pressed FOR sale both for long and short account.
The depression LII the last hour is attributed in
part, also, TO the following notice which ex
plains itself:
To the President of the New York Exchange:
DEAR SIR:-Ths usual thirty days notice is
hereby given of the issue of So 400 shares of the
Denver q Rio Grande Railway company of 500
each, amounting to S3,840,00O, to provide
means for completing and furnishing of as much
OF the company's lines as including the division
to Utah, together with the mileage heretofore
completed, will make 1900 miles of finished
road, and to discharge certain obligations incur
red on account thereof, and for other lavfnl
purposes.
[S,gned] WM. WAGNER.
Sec. Denver & Rio Grande r. r. Co.
The board of directors in notice to stock
holders say: In special report of JAM 81, it
was announced that the policy of the company
under construction whose cost is always uncer-
tain while pending, and which, as far as the Den
yer q Rio Grande Railway company is concerned,
Will practically cease next month.
It was ascertained that 25, COO shares Of North
ern Pacific preferred were registered yesterday
in the name Of Drexel, Morgan l. Co,
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks dull; Robinson Consolidated
sold at lso@135, Independence S9@sO, Bodie
2s59275, Bulwer l1O@lOO, Oriental g. Miilerr
150l4, State Line 2 and 3, at IL and Silver
Cliff 1882 closing at so. Sales for the day,
81, US shares.
TIE transactions aggregated $4,000 shares;
5000 Canada Southern; 5000 Central Pacific:
a, COO Delaware, Lackawanna & Western;
LOCO Delaware & Hudson; $4,000 Denver Il Rio
Grande: 20, 0C0 Kansas U Texas: q, GOO Lake
Shore; 5000 Louisville & Nashville; 1l,OuO
Michigan Central; IT, 600 Missouri Pacific; 18, OuO
Chicago & Northwestern; 10000 New Jersey
Central; 26. 900 New York Central; IS, OGO North
ern Pacific; $4,000 lie ding; II ,00j Chicago, Mil
wsukee 4 st. Paul; $4,000 Chicago, St. Paul.
Minneapolis Omaha; 10000 Texas Pacific;
Sc, 600 Union Pacific; 10000 Wabash, st. Louis
Pacific; $1,000 Western Union Telegraph;
1000 Oregon Transcontinen.al; 6,OGO St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba; 300 Nashville, Chat
tanOogo st. Louis; 1850 East Tennessee; 8, 200
Colorado Coal; 1880 New York, Chicago &
St. Louis; 2,OoO Minneapolis i st. Louis.