St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-11

transactions aggregating S47e,0O0. The trad
ing ~ Other issues amounted TO Sl,3le.O00.
1he Nickel Plate seconds are up 81 per cent.
at 4S1s- Inc oondholders' committee OF this
company have issued their second circular to-
day, in which they say that if they
can directly represent three-quarters of
the bonds they are assured that they
can Immediately consummate satisfactory
settlement. Chesapeake & Ohio. series B.
coupon of. are up = per cent Chesapeake
Ohio Southwestern III, Jersey Central
consolidated assented 81, Denver 4 Rio
Grande consolidated 21S, Denver & Rio Grande
Western firsts. 3 La Fayette. Bloomington &
Muncie firsts AZ, Missouri, Kansas q Texas
general skies IL. and the ives 1ls. Fort
Wayne frsts ,. Iron Mountain fives IL, Mu-
tual Union skies ia. The Wabash
ISSUES WERE HEAVY.
Notwithstanding the report that the foreign
holders OF Wabash general mortgage bonds
here again asseuted to the JOY plan of reor-
ganiZing. Toledo, Peoria Il Western firsts
are down / per cent. and ST. Paul Fights /
per cent. The new week opened on the stock
exchange, after a double holiday, with an
active and strong market for everything on
the active list except the coal stocks, which
were prominently weak. The opening prices
this morning were generally a small fraction
higher than the closing quotations Of Friday
afternoon. but in The early dealings
there was general decline of a
10 = per cent. which was checked
before midday, and between noon and /
O'Clock the whole list advanced materially
Later the market became less active and
steady. and near the close yielded Il fractional
I'm Lackawauns and Granger. but finally closed
steady tor the general list at prices which are
15s per cent. higher for Pacific Mail. y for
st. Paul. for Missouri Pacific, = for Union
Pacific and - each for Lake Shore and North
western. and per cent lower for Delaware
& Hudson, lis for Lackawanna ana changes
OF small fraction for the rest OF the list. The
only other active stock that shows a decline,
however, is New JERSEY Central. ~ per cent.
The fact is gradually becoming known that
the LackawGnna is not disposed TO continue
the policy OF
RESTRICTING THE OUTPUT
on its mines. and the situation OF the anthra-
cite coal companies. il is believed in Wall
street. Is assuming somewhat serious
aspect. The greatest advances have been on
the Changers. and in some other stocks that
have not heretofore taken an active part in
the upward movement or have been weak for
spectators. such as Pacific Mail. Union
Pacific, Missouri Pacific ana Fort worth 4
Denver. The stock last mentioned rose 20
per cent. on sales OF 2.SSO shares. Western
Union was strong most OF the day, hut closed
unchanged. Mr. Robert Garrett has been
qgoted rs cabling to-day Thar there was not
word OF truth I'm the stories OF an agreement
between the Western Union and the Balti
more Ohio Telegraph companies.
The sales of stocks to-day were 1895
shares. including Delaware, Lackawanna s.
Western. %, 400: Denver & Rio Gronde 8 $50;
Erie, 5.ssJ: Kansas & Texas. l1.l10; Lake
Shore, - $50; Louisville & Nashville. 10, no;
Missouri Pacific, 6.eOO: Northwestern. 24.425:
New Jersey Central. ), 500; New York Cen
trail. 1,e45; Pacific Mail. SAC; II. Paul. $685.;
T xas Pacific. $50: Union Pacific. IS4S0:
Western Union, $3.50; Northern Pacific,
1894; Oregon Transcontinental. $3.50.
QUOTATIONS. or STOCKS AND BONDS.
Following are the closing prices bid yester-
day ana the three preceding days: