New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
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There is little to say about to-diy's stock market
further than it was feversh ana irregular despite
plainly apparent efforts TO sustain II. Spectators
for rise had the benefit OF the announcement
that Cd Monday next the Treasury would prepay
the April interest on the public debt without re-
bate to which was added the that on the same
day the Treasury would purchase $3,OO0O0O OF
bonds Forthe rumor there probably not the slight
est authority because the Governments receipts
do not warrant any such disbursement. OHIO and
Mississippi and Pacific Mail were the special
features of the early dealings, Ohio rising from
$685. to 4Os4 and Pacific Mail from 47Ss to
4sos but in the final business The frst-named
stock shows a gam of only b, while Pacific Mail
closed with il decline. Later the coal stocks dis
played the greatest strength, and Delaware,
, Lsckawanna and Western from 1924 to
o.. Delaware and Hudson from 81 TO
s41s and New-Jersey Central from IS to
S60857s. There was better tone among the grang-
ers and their prices show small advances. Lake
Shore however after an advance TO l0S$a closed
unchanged at l0S3s. and Erie and Michigan Central
show small losses. Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis was made more active. aud whether or not
any real business was done IN 1t. the price was
advanced from S9l2 to 9fG934. The Southwestern
list generally was only steady ut fractionally
higher prices. Northern Pacific and te St LOUIS and
San Francisco shares were heavy and lower because
of the report OF the SuD-Juuicary Committee OF
the United states Senate In favor OF taking away
the lands of such railroads have failed To be
comp Ieted IN the time specified by the
Texas declined pa per cent on unofficial reports
that the earnings of the company are declining be-
cause of recently completed competing lines he
speculation in the telegraph stocks was dull, but
their prices a little higher. he market closed
feyerish and irregular.
The final changes from the closing prices yester-
day are as follows; Adyances-AlIOn and Terre
Northwest, st. Paul common and nreferred, iianni-
bal and ST. Joseph Lake Erie and Western. Missouri,
Kansas and 1exas Central and Hudson. and
Wabash preferred, each Il; Illinois Central
and Ohio and Mississippi, each Ss; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville. ami Western Union.
each y; Chesapeake and Ohio. Delaware
and Hudson. Hannibal and s. Joseph
e.. & New-Jersey Central 9; Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph / Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western ID; Reading. 1as Nashville Chattanooga
and St Louis So aud Rock Island. per cent.
Declines-C chesapeake and Ohio second preferred,
Ontario and Western. Ohio Central, and Adams Ex-
press each ls Chicago, 81. Louis and New Orleans,
c., c. c. and l.. Northwest preferred, Michigan Cen
and San Francisco first preferred and Pacific Mail.
each Il New-York Elevated and American Express,
each ID ST. Louis and San Francisco preferred, lis;
Northern Pacific 15o st. Louis and san Francisco,
Ia; Northern Pacific preferred. 2; Houston and
Texas and Manhattan Elevated, each pa Louis
vile and Nashville. pa; and ONO and Mississippi
preferred. per cent.
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