Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-17
THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE MORNING.

in Northern Pacific preferred to-day, which lent
at 1-16@1 per cent. per diem for use, while at
one time there was difference of l14@1% per
cent between cash and regular stock. Oregon
Navigation sold seller sixty days from liz down
to lC713, when the regular quotation ranged
from ia to Ito. Some stocks were bought in
under the rule for non-delivery, including New
Jersey Central, Northern Pacific at 25A and
preferred 61H. AS compared with last nights
closing prices are down 1a@41a per cent, the
latter for Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul. Den
YER & Rio Grande, Michigan Central, Ohio
Southern and Richmond q Danvilie advanced Is
@H per cent. In specialties Alton & Terre
Haute declined per cent. to S5, Chesapeake q
Ohio first preferred 81 per cent. to Is, East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia per cent. to So,
preferred q per cent. to II, Minneapolis & st.
Louis 17s@8% per cent, Mobile & Ohio Ia
per cent to 10, Norfolk & Western per cent.
to 10, Ohio & Mississippi 1% per cent. to "a,
Oregon Navigation per cent to 100, Pullman
Palace Car 2M per cent. to 124I. Evansville
& Terre Haute brought 50, tho last previously
reported quotation being at 40.
The Evening Post says: TIE stock market
has peen more thoroughly demoralized to-day
than at any previous time in many months.
most of which are entirely groundless, but some
also of which the foundation can be ascertained
only by waiting. The main point of the gen
eral situation, however, IS that the decline is
bringing out great deal of long stock. Aside
from this is the fact Of the proposed alliance of
the West Shore & Buffalo with the Grand Trunk,
which indicates the probability of a war among
the trunk lines eastward from Chicago. Also
that there is an increasing disposition to sell
coal shares on a belief that the present prospect
of the coal trade does not warrant their present
prices. They claim also that the so-called coal
combination was always myth SO far as coal
is concerned, but referred only to outside coal,
and at this point are still working in harmony,
and that the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
acd Philadelphia & Reading are selling all they
arc producing now and DO not desire to curtail
the production. The greatest declines to-day
have been in Northern Pacifcs, though there has
been absolutely no new development in connec-
ton with it since the authorization of the
$40, 000, 60 loan.
The Transactions aggregated 6l4, 600 shares:
Central Pacific 1900; Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western III COO; Denver Rio Grande Il, 900;
New York, Lake Erie & Western rs, 900; Nils
souri,, Kansas & Texas 1000; Lake Shore
TO- 600; Louisville Nashville 10000; Michigan
Central 1000; Missouri Pacific 1000; Chicago
& North western 1909; New Jersey Central
10. coo: New York Central 5000; Northern Pa
cifc 5000; do preferred $4,000; Philadelphia &
Reading 1900; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
~, 600; Texas Pacific 10000; Union Pacific
$4,000; Western Union Telegraph ll,00D; Oregon
Transcontinental $4,000; Canadian Pacific 5000;
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy $500; Oregon
Navigation 5,00J; Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific
preferred 5000.
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks dull; Horn Silver sold at 700,
Eureka Consolidated 81 O, Standard Consolidated
5Ss, Ophir 625, Sierra Nevada 420, Navajo 400,
Alice 265, Robinson Consolidated 39g45, closing
43 and Sonora Consolidated 22@24. Sales for
the day So, l89 shares. Pipe Line certificates
fairly active at 11l7s@l1OK, closing on call at
110A.