, 1880-11-28
The Alleged Counterfeiters Of
the Doyle Bonds Set
at Liberty.
Intense Feeling in Baltimore Over
the Increased Elevator
Charges.
The Wheat Market Seriously Dis
t1rbed by Various Depress-
ing Rumors.
Manager Abbey in Card Withdraws
His Passion Play"
STOCKS AND BONDS.

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Special Dispatch to 7n4 Chicago Tribune
New YoRK, Nov. 27.-After the bear raid
of yesterday afternoon, coupled with the
general rush to realize on the advance In the
rates Of call nancy. the opening of the mar
ket this morning was unexpectedly firm.
Buyers were apparently ready to take stocks
at any concession. This caused general
upward turn in the market, which was &C.
celebrated by the demands of the shorts. Dur
ing the call the entire list rose from Il to 34
per cent, with considerable animation in the
dealings, the bulls being In full control.
Though common expectation looked for yio-
lent reaction in prices. and even considerable
depression, common expectation was to
great extent disappointed. The fluctuations
i'll prices were wide. consequent upon unu-
sual variations in the speculative temper,
which was as variable as the speculative
opinions. The bank statement, the appear
ance Ut which had been looked upon with so
much speculative interest, was altogether
bad. showing large loss in the reserve, but
some affirmed that it was known yesterday,
yet The maj, ket did not. respond in the ex-
pectel way By declining sharply. The bank
statement, in fact, is said III some
quarters to be not altoRether the
exact criterion Of the state OF the
money market, as lust now the capital seek
Ing empIoymeut under the control of private
bankers is said to be verv large. At noon
the tone of the market
BEc4NE HEAVY.
and there vas q 1eactIou of l@1L per cent
from the highest It was stated that tha
selling movement was attrihnted tn fanrs of
stringency in money. and q great MANY rran-
sactions were made for cash. Western Union
continued the weakest feature Of the mar
ket and was sold largely hy the
bears. After advancing to g7s<. It re-
acted 10 96k. New York Central
advanced to l45k and receded to lax.
Lake Shore sold up to 1a3x and reacted to
1a, Michigan Central advanced to liz and
afterwards sold at 113h and LII Union Pa
cific was firm at about 1ol@1o11<, North
western common advanced to l24 and re-
acted to 1884, St. Paul common rose to
11011 and reacted to 1o91z and 1907. Lacka-
wanna rose to 103N and declined to 103,>
Delaware & Hudson sold up to OH and re-
acted to 9o>z. New Jersey Central rose to
SIX and reacted to 81, Pacific Mail was firm
and unchanged, Erie was very active and
rose to 43H,~ but reacted to AK, The Wa
bash stocks were
COMPARATIVELY FIRM.
Readlug continued strong and rose to 50x.
Hannibal & St. Josepb common rosa neariv
per cent to IS. but reacted to Az. The
preferred rose per cent and retained its inl-
provement. Erie & Western was especially
active and buoyant, selling up to 3634. but re-
acting to s.. Ontario 4 Western rose to 3156
and continued firm. Nashville & Chattanoo-
ga had sharp rise from 13 to 76,f. Manhat-
tan Elevated was heavy, and declined to
34E.
The stock market on the second call be-
came active and stronger in the face of the
bank statement, which showed the banks
were $4,000 below their legal reserye-limit
in funds. The general list advanced x@3
per cent. -
The general stock market in the last hour
was strong and prices advanced hfG2 per
cent, the latter Chesapeake g. Ohio common
stock The first preferred advanced TX and
the second preferred per cent. Northwest
common advanced ~; Delaware, Lacl1a-
wanna d Western and Indiana Bloomington
& Western. per cent each; Delaware s.
Hudson, q; Milwaukee i St Paul and New
York Central, q: Lake Shore. Lake
Erie d Western, and tJnion Pacific.
e each; and Erie g. Ontario and
Western d Reading. x each, In tho
final dolngs Chattanooga fell per cent Erie
4, Western Union Telegraph y, and the re-
mainder 1@S.
were irregular r, and the following were the
changes compared with last previous safes:
An advance Of ! in Ro.ton HartFor1 &. Eria
firsts; per cent In International & Great
Northern seconds income: kin Erie sec