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

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suit of a scare of Boston stockholders upon tt,
announcement that the aggregate stock ant
bonded indebtedness of the road wa.
increased S26,O00,eOO. We learn that
this increase is true, but that it i:
| represented by the cost of the Denver extension
and by acquisition by purchase Of the Burling
d Southwestern railroad through southern Iowa
| which is important new property. The increase
OF bonded Indebtedness included in the S2G, 00o,
900 is also to be partly appropriated tothc tax
ing up of $4,000. 0n0 present s pr cont. Chi
cagO, Burlington & Quincy bonds. We have
reason to believe that the sale is unwarranteG.
The general list sympath;zed with tho drop in
Chicago, Burlington & Qljnc7, ard Tor which
there seems TO b. s,gie,, I W t-t.::t IL the CO.
cumstances o. tie case. liberals { Quad f I
| confidence that, no wtii-,l Ing III. loss OF q
large part of the Us sa Ere : - the deficiency
IT. the corn crop last ysa-, te G.iolg,, ,i,,r,ins-
| ton d Quincy is Gazing aid his earned Per
cent on its capital ssoes, ar! tla. 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
dividend On Western Union stock came uo 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; clcsed, offered, 8 per
cent. Primo mercantile paper 698 per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady at
t4.oO>s; do. ex. demand, S4.645l.
overnments-Generally. firm.
Pol IL,
State Sscurities-Dull AID 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, a 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, a to l per
cent, up to 1870 o'clock; from that time till
II O'Clock there was an advance of Il to 81 Der
cent; from that time until II 80 there was de-
cline of = to per cent, the latter OF Chicago,
Burlington G. Quincy from 125 to 122. Net re-
salt of business from 1890 to 2 WIS general
advance Of Is to II per cent. o7e. prices at
1880, the greatest advance being in Illinois Cen
trail, to 14l3l: BurIir goa & Qlincy az first re-
acted from the daprass,0l OF The fore oon, from
I22 to 1881, thea d,cline>! to y y, a1d then
advanced to 1925 hy . locl1. Il the last
hour of business TIE III kct VIZ duu and
strong, though the :,ct re u Of the Dig was
decline of Ii to 4 p':3,,'. o. the = }7e al list
the greatest decline be;-g i, C!,;cag Barling-
ton Quincy. The N o;t 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 $1,000. 900 increase in
stock and bonded Indebtedness in Chicago. Bur-
lington Quincy, the announcement s..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 S26,OOO,-
0O0 is composed mainly of S7.837, 900 of per
cents, and 81, 1895 900 of stock Of the Republican
Valley Railroad company, which were this year
absorbed in Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy
stock, and bocds issued to represent them. Be-
sides this So, OoO. 900 of Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy per cent. bonds, to be refunded into
lower rate of interest bonds, issued as part
of the s26,00),00O. This leaves $1,000, 600 of
the increase of the stock and bonds to be rep
resented by acquisition of the Burlington &
Southwestern and the various other branches,
such as one from Rock Falls, including bridge
over Rock river, to connect that branch in
Illinois with the st. Louis line.
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares:
500 Canada Southern; q, 600 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western; 1900 Denver Rio Grande;
5000 Erie; 1900 Missouri, Kansas & Texas;
1000 Lake Shore; 4, COO Louisville q Nashville;
2, 400 Michigan Central; 1000 Missouri Pacific;
5000 Chicago & Northwestern; 1000 New Jer-
sey Central; 1900 New York Genital;
1000 Northern Pa;;ic; 41,Avu St. Paul;
5000 Chicago, ST. Pau, siinueapoIi.
& Omaha; $500 Texas Pacific; 2,n0a Western
Union; 22,03) Uuioa Pacific; TO q Wabash, St.
Louis Pacific: z5U Illinois Central; 10000
Chicago, Burlington: & tla;.ry.
MINING SIOCES.
Mining stocks fairly active and irregular;
Sierra Grande, weak; declining from 43O to zO5,
closing at 40. Chrysolite strong at 155 and
160, and Horn Silver 638. Little Chief sold
from As to AZ; Consolidated Virginia from IS to
to n; California Is and co. and Sierra Nevada
$50. Sales for the day, 1920 shares. Pipe
Line certificates called to-day for the first
time at the New York Mining Stock exchange,
opening at Tx. advancing to 50, declining to
1919, and closing at 81. Transactions for III !,
day were $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS.
Three per cents. 1885 Fours do. .12nsS
Elves extended. 1855 Pacific IS of '95. .12S
~ coupons. lib
STATE HoNDs.
La. consols. 80. So Tenn. IS, ,.ew. 421L5
Missouri Is. ZIP Virgins esq.,. IS *
st. Joe. 49,. 100 Consoles ......... 81
Tenn. &c, old. 43x Deferred .1l2%
RAILROAD BOMBS.
c. P. Bonds, lst..116 o. P. land grant 1909
Erie seconds. 96A Sinking fund. .lI7%
Lehigh & W. .10l Tex. P. grant B.. 57%
St. P. d S. G. 1st.ll3 do Rio G. div. s2L
G. P. Bonds. lat. Hex
Adams Express. .1S3 N. j. Central 10
Allegheny Cent?. I5'a S~,ts'if / y. Of. Az
Alton T. IL 49, - Nnr4s-o~n psqliie. 4sL
do preferred 81 4. ,,rs.sa-rsd. :. $40
American. 81 s.F'i,,ev.ets.r;. l3S
B., G. K. NJ. 8. - .-:asferrs'j. I53
Canada soath'n.- 6I,2 i, j. Central. .12S
e.. &. l. c.. "a oN,n Central. %. I3L
Csnsrsl Pacific. SOS ht,o * Mss. .. 32115
Chesapeake L D.. g. IL; ;,r-fvrr.! 81
do LIST preFd.. s3 Ott.riu Il West. 25X
do I'd pref'd. 2iH Oregon Trans. :. e3A
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