St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-30

tilling, 1ss. and Burlington & Quincy
and Manhattan, per cent.
Advances - Tobacco, preferred, 2:
Chicago Gas, rs; New England, IL;
Lead. preferred, IL, and Northwest
preferred and Oregon Improvement, l
per cent
The railway and miscellaneous bond
market was decidedly strong through
out the day and large business was
done. The leading advances of the day
are: Kansas City IL Pacific firsts, 20;
Southern Pacific firsts and Chesapeake
d ONO, X. u A. division second conSols.
2; st. Paul. Il. & d. fives, Iowa Central
firsts and Grand Rapids & Indianapolis,
IS. " Rochester and Pittsburg con-
sOIS, a and st. Louis IL San Francisco
class e, South Carolina frsts. North
west Gold Sevens coupon, Lake Shore
hrsts coupon. Great Northern thirds,
East tennessee SKIES and conSolS tives,
W eStern Union and collateral trust
hveS, per cent.
Declines-Oregon Short Line, IL; st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba, Montana
Extension As, 2; Rio Grande Western
flrsts, rs, and Richmond & Danville
equipment fives, Ohio Southern firsts,
Northern Pacific firsts and Northern
PacIfc consolidated fives, l per cent.
Denver u Rio Grande Improvement
lives sold today at 7515 against CS on
Nov. Is; Atchison. Colorado d Pacific
tlrStS sold down to Is today from 60 on
Oct. "a.
LII is estimated that the total of the
assets received by the National Cordage
reorganization committee from the un-
secured creditors aggregate about
S7.000,0O0.
The receivers of the Union Pacific
having reached an agreement with the
trustees Of the Kansas Pacific CONSOLE
dated mortgage will forward tomorrow
to the United States court at Omaha an
application to pay the November inter-
eats on the Kansas Pacific conSols skies,
November Denver extension skies, At
Gibson and Pixies Peak skies, central
branch Union Pacific sevens, and Oh
the three years notes under which
Drexel, Morgan IL Co. are trustees.
Ihe Post says: Something of hot
lday stiffness spread over the days
stock market Even in the industrial
stocks active manipulation ceased and
there were 10 more of Mondays or
Tuesdays wild fluctuations in the prices.
But the strength of the General market
Was once more plainly manifested. not
least by the quick abandonment of one
or two efforts Ivy the traders to depresS
lHO ICNCl w eSISEH OIlIOIl StOck WAS tu6
noteworthy point Of strength, but there
was some noticeable buying of shorts in
the lnduStrialS. Sugar certificates began
within 2-point drop, but recovered
promptly. Distilling certificates fol
lowed this movement, while Chicago
Gas and General Electric advanced from
the first. After the early trading the
market Iapsed into total inactivity.
Granger railway earnings are in discus
sion OF the markets future an element
OF first Importance. The figures from
this source have been very remarkable.
The Burlington 81 Quiney's last
months percentage of operating eX-
penSes to gross earnings was So. against
80 in 1892. In the st. Paul October state
ment the percentage was 5Is4 as against
60. 1t is only just to say that the knowl-
edge of these figures throws a much
more favorable light upon the recent
action of the companies on their quar-
terly dividends.
The Total Sales of Stocks
Today were 240. 800 shares. including:
Atchison. 5, 100; American Sugar, 3d.
600; Burlington IL Quincy, $4,000; Chi
cage Gas, $4,000; DistiIlers IL Cattle
Feeders. $4,000; New York & New Eng
land. $500; Reading. 5000; Rock Island,
1890: st. Paul, 23,S00; Texas & Pacific,
5000; Union Pacific, 5000; Western
Union, 10000.