New-York tribune., 1880-02-22
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sArrrnAY. Fob. el-r. N.

TIN. atocl, market to-day opened 40 about the
Sums, n,uro- at which it closed last evening, and in
some instances hi.her prices were realized IN the
carly Gcalus- Bat a general selling movement
was soon developed, and prices dccncd quickly
from to rcr cent. aud Tor tiuc the market wore
a very rarrrI appearance. Later. how Yer. the
l,r,c advances that were made in the prices ol
N,.hvilc. Chattaupoga and -. L.uls and Louis
willie. New-Abauy aud Chicago stocks, aud
;hc persistent bnyug OF Western Union. i'm
parted u stc4der feeling, which was fo!-
lowed bv q sharp rally for the whole lIst but not
one that was great enough 10 wipe out thc carly
declines for about two-hrds of the list of stocks.
Lake shore dropped from lO7's 10 l05's and rallied
io 1OG3-a 1868. Michigan CcutiJ fell from 92'3
10 9l and recovered to 92l, ani Lric declined from
isIt - 41I2 later selling 40 tNlsa ~. The gran
ger stocks also were all weaker. bat Ike the stock,
named generally rcgaIued The 'argcrp)Ition OF their
declines.
Among the faucics, il required transactions
amounting only to 800 shares 20 advance the uuc"
louisville. N.G-Albany aud Chicago from 100
10 1O9aIOs. Bat the reported transactions in
Nashville, Chattauooga aud 80. LOUIS amounted 10
35 900 shares. with au advance nom 1O2"l to Il1h
and latcr sales n. llOl2 The FIRST pricc for tins
stock was 1922 against 1924 yesterday, from
winch # advanced to 1O93i declined to 1883, and
tacn sold M the figures before named Unless 'hc'o
rrouertics recently have developed wonderfully III
creased earning capacity, rs yet unknown 10 amy
one but their managers, the movements IN the
.+ocks are continuous source Of danger to the gen
c7al stock speculation
Tl- coal stocks were first weak Delaware LacbI-
wanna and Western falling to sG3I and the Others
in proportion; bat later the two Deiawarcs became
rroulncn, in the speculati0n, and their prices ad-
vaiccd 10 81 for Delaware Lackawauua and West
cru aul to - for Delaware and Hudson, but Central
of New-Jcr-cy and Reading recovered only portion
,fileireqrIy losses 81. Louis aud Iron Mountain,
fine ". ba,Lce, aud Missouri, Kansas aud Texas all
clo.rd with fractional losses, although showing
GOOD rccoycres from their extreme lowest prices.
Western Union opened mp to 1l4 and declined to
11o5. but af.crward sold at 115Glllai The
b.~ f.lceraph stocks were not a- strong. and At-
t,u,,c and Pacific closed within ls per cent Of It's
lowest price The marhct wa, kept at fever beat
m d,v. with is prominent feature that OF ruccr-
t,,,tv and il closed in a cloud of mystery.
The final changes from the closing prices yester-
dovoro rs follows: Declines Northwest, Michigan
Central. Erie preferred. and -. LOUIS ana san
,,,rci.co preferred each Is; Rock Island, 81. Paul
rrefsrrc1 New Jersey Central. Central and Hudson.
and Erie each Il; 81. Paul Lake Eric and Western.
Marietta and Cincinnati first preferred, Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Northern Pacific. and 81. LOuis
and san Francisco first preferred. each b: Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Northwest preferred, Houston
and Texas Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred.
Northern Pacific preferred, Reading, 81. Paul
and Sioux CITY preferred, Iron Mountain, and
American District Telegraph, each -; Lake
Shore. Wabash common ana preferred, and
Pacific Mail, each % A; Burlington, Cedar Rap Ids
and Northern Mobile and Ohio Norris and Essex,
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville. and Ohio and Mis-
| slssippi each q Canada Southern and Ohio and
Mississippi preferred, each Atlantic and Pacific
telegraph 1ls Metropolitan, Il2 Loui,ville and
! Nashville and Manhattan, each 2 and Chicago and
| Alton, pa per cent. Adyances-Chcago. Burning
! ton and Quincy and Marietta and Cincinnati
second preferred. each Il; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and American Express, each as !
Central, each Os; United States Express = Albany
Western Union lSSSj G., G., c. and |. = and New
Louis aud Ney-Orlcsns IA ST. Paul and Sioux
City, 17s; Delaware and Hudson. % LOUISVILLE.