New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-09

FErDAY. Oct. s-P. ~
Tia stock specuattou continues to DO and the
feeling among professional traders unquestonsbly IL
somewhat unsettled Some Of the large speoulators who
be leaders ana to whom small contingent OF
tho daily traders look for their cue, only shrus tner
shoulders in q pessImstio manner when questioned
about the situation. Their is too deep to ind
expression in words And despite the actual presence
Of some unavorable features and Of the exaxgerafon
given to the reports OF those features there exists an
undersbie uBdertone OF strength and hte or no nes
way 10 made IN the depression OF values Prices yea
under pounding. but they quickly recover "hen ~
ceases. We not discussing intrinsic vsues IL
is IN spicous time for that But On open, pro-
nounced bear" AZ the Stock Exchange power be-
cause he generally backs his operations by arguments
that basis fact. even II at the time they arc
opposed to tue prevailing sentiment and In nst case No
may lose. Tho bypocrtcal "buil with snrnsxnS
shoulders expressive OF fears OF something tnst may
happen simply because he has sold out. Is snother
species OF which eKcep, for the momens
influence upon values GIVE US the man VINO
10 always right at the Stock EXCHANGE aud
will the owner OF the universe WE'VE
months hence We will not beittle the Importance OF
the pork packers strike In Chicsgoj IL is said that
$4,000 men will 90 out; so much the worse TOT mo
5000 men In Chicago and for business OF Chicago
will 10 cent less pork packed In the
United states during the thirty days than there
would been Caicagos $4,000 men nal continued
IN earn their bread and butter instead OF drawing tho
necessary supplies from labor associations What
Chicago fails to do ST. Louis aud Kansas
City or some point will not fail
TO supply Il Is labor association, which
pay all the expenses attending labor strikes Capital
contributes nothing toward 1t except perhaps division
which may benefit section OF tho country az tue c1'
pense OF another section The prices for shares al 'he
stock Exchange despite conditions which have been re.
lated generally at the end show some gains st. Paul
and North western which are expected 20 continos
to show same gains In earnings which they recently
have shown, were easy. New-York and Now England
continued to attract attention. 1t opened up per
cent at 6Ola aud 62la later It ranged 6l co.,
Till the rlch specuator who IS so SOLICITORS regarding
the effect OF break In the "humoug" stocks upon tho
value of "genuine properties which have NOS gone too
high sold and offered down to 59s When he ceased
rounding there little stock for sale. and the price
quickly recovered CO.'S closing At ooi9-i per cent
enoe about consoldation with the Boston and Al.
bauy and the New York and New-haven ant
the Boston Groton Point lines, the.o
were current ali sorts OF runors which we're born
OF ignorance OF what 10 proposed We ala nos efpecs
any definite Information from to-days conference no
sim ole fact hat the gentlemen representing nVe Ger
porstous-m-n business haoits and directly inter-
e-ted prosperity OF their separate
together Impressed win tne 'ae o. 'a sss
Interest all When men OF that character meet 10 ar
the equities and TO discuss the wnoIe s.uAIon
with determiD alton 10 do what Is right ior al
IT not be supposed that one or i've companies VIII
reach definite solution. So undoubtedly the
r TsDoT' S .aa s0I w be done TIL the matter
Ia definitely arranged or given up western Union TO-
day exhibited margsd strength and closed up Il per
cent The trunk lines ruled strong and the coal
we're steady With small fluctuations. The market
closed fairly strong ami yet fev-rish
for ana L for the Alas Annexed are the closing
quotations: