St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-14
STOCKS MORE ANIMATED. BUT
THE TOTAL DEALINGS NOT
HEAVY.
CROP NEWS REBSSUR!NG.
SPECULATION BADLY AFFECT
ED 81 THE OUTFLOW OF
GOLD.
SUDDEN AFTERNOON LOSSES.
Closing Prices Higher Than the
LAY BefOre-Bonds Firm.
but Lower.
SUDDEN AFTERNOON LOSSES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Although the
volume OF business on the stock ex-
change today does not show a very
heavy increase compared with the
trading of the past few days, the deal
Ings were more animated and the
fluctuations took a wider range. =
selLng movement was early in
augurated in Tobacco, on d renewa;
OF the reports Of opposition among tbs.
independent manufacturers agains-
the trust. a break of IL per cent wa,
effected before the decline was checked
and the general list had Welded
signify On The announcement that
the supreme court had denied the ap>
plcation 10 restrain the reorganiza>
uon committee of the Distllling and
Cattle Feeding company from pur-
chaSlng the property of the company
at tomorrow's sale the trust s1oc4
came into good buying and rose II:
per cent lac rest OF the market wa,
also 1aForably Influenced, but untii
midday the speculation was very mar
row The only change OF moment was
= uec4Lle OF per cent and d rally of
~ II Missouri Pacific
about noon there vas a buyiner Or
Inc coal stocks, accompanied by re.
ports that an agreement had beer,
reached by the coaI-carrying COM
couId De maintained. Although no
tohnrnlauon Of the story was obtained.
the traders seemed to accept il as T1-1JR.
ana general appr6ci2 ton in values wa.
recorded IN which the favorable crop
GoNlceS We're also q factor MoSr
prominent in the Improvement were
New Jersey Central, Delaware & Hud-
son, Lackawanna, Rock Island. Bur-
l1hglon, New England and Lake Erie
X "a eStern pfQ. Speculation co01in17en
strong throughout the afternoon until
shortly before the close, when. under
the influence OF engagements of gold
Tor Shipment TO Europe in greater
amounts than was expected. there
were realizing sales which caused frac-
tlonal reactions and gave a tone OF de-
preston TO the final dealings. The
closing prices, however. are in the
nam higher than last nights figures.
I!al, Z9s New England, 1&;: Erie
Telegraph, IL, and Delaware & HUI
son and DistlllinS, IL. The Third Ave
nue. Railroad company today declared
quarterly dividend Of $3.50 per share,
PdydDle aug. y, and the stock sold al
lSl against 156 the last preceding sale.
The only decline over a fraction re-
corded was in Chicago & Eastern II
hnois, which lost l per cent.
Bonds ruled lower in the early OPERA
tons, but in the late sessions sIpporr
was accorded TO the market and the
ctoslng vas firm The aggregate sales
were 81, iZS-Ep. The more nota Bile
cnangeS are: Declines-Oregon Inn
Proyement lists, , per cent; ST. Paul.
L. q D. lists, 80; Northern Pacific
consol IS, rs; Northern Pacific trust
receipts, Burlington Cow, Flint q
Pere NJ IS, Louisville & Nashville.
r & A. lists. St Louis Southwestern
lists and st. L. d S. F. trusts. ! per
cent. Advances-Chicag & Erie lists.
81 per cent; Chicago & Erie incomes
u; St Paul, Dakota & Great Southern
5, %: Buffalo. New York & Erie Is.
IL; Reading third incomes, rs. and
Harlem lists, L. y. 4. consols. San
antonio K Arkansas Passenger IS and
Virginia Midland generals. per cent.
The total sales of stocks today We're
l60.A50 shares, including: American
sugar, $500: American Tobacco, $500,
Atchison. 200; Burlington, i. 100. Chi
cagO Gas. 300; Distilling and Cattle
Feeding. y, 100; Missouri Pacific, 1900:
New Jersey Central $500; New York.
Susquehanna & Western, 500: do pfd,
I.4fl; Reading. 400; Rock Island. s.
300; st. Paul. 500.