The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-20
STOCK TRANSFERS.
The Markets in the United States and
Europe Close in a Strong Condition.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The stock market,
in response to panicky feeling in London,
opened l to 31a down. Prices, however.
were subsequently fairly we'll held, and the
excitement in the market soon quieted, busi-
ness subsidized into very moderate volume, the
fluctuations became small and the best
prices were we'll held.
The final changes were quite irregular.
but tie advances were largely in the ma
jority. Burlington and Quincy went up
3%. Jersey Central 31@, Pacific Mail 3h,
Union Pacific 81. Northern Pacific pre-
ferre0 ~, and North American per cent.
December opened at 81 " aud closed at 69H.
FOREIGN MARKETS. ..
CHICAGO. Nov. 10 AS result Of the
panicky feeling in London and New York
this morning wheat opened here 2 to 2E
lower. The other markets were also lower
and there was panic in pork. Later, how
ever, on better financial news, there was
substantial rally all around and the market
became steady.
LONDON, Nov. 1e.-Fereign securities
were Steadier, but American railway securi-
ties were again dropping. Discount houses
were secure. The payment of coupons on
Uruguay bonds has been provided for.
Stocks opened very fiat, but prices of all
securities improved.
After verging upon panic the market
closed with better tendency all around.
BUENos AYREs, Nov. 19.-The financial
situation is canIer. Semi official journals
declare that indications point to the success
of the negotiations for new loan.
GLASGOW, Nov 19.-Iron warrants are
almost unsaleable. Pig-ir0n yesterday de-.
clined to ass 10d, and closed at the worst
point
AFFAIRS OF THE BARINGs.
LONDON, Nov 19-The chief cause In the
6on 81 in 10 ctnaly RI of fhis
was the refusal of the Bank of England to
discount the bills of Barring Bros. & Co. be-
fore maturity.
The Times says: No bills drawn on Barring
Bros. after last Saturday by correspondents
will be accepted. Ali drawn previously
practically is IN charge of the Barings' af-
fairs. Probably the firm will be resuscitated
with fresh capital. The bank is charging a
high-rate discount to prevent a rush of bills.
1t desires holders to exercise fOrbearahce and
not throw unnecessary work on the bank.
All acceptances already provided for will be
met at maturity
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank
of England on balance to-day was 9l ,010, 900.
MORE FAILURES.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-Announcement
has been made of the failure of l.. 6. Graeff.
grain dealer and broker, member of the
Exchange.
The failure of Graeff caused the suspen-
sion of Wilson Welch, who operates flour
mill.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Joseph F. Recker,.
dealer in teas and coffees, has failed.
PLENTY COIN.
NEWARK On. j., Nov. 19.-There was
run on the Howard Savings Institution to-
day. Money was raid out as fast as the
clerks could countit President Frelitgnuy-
sen says he can pay every depositor In full
and have 81, ,000,00 left.
NEW YORK, Nov 19-Judge O'Brien has
appointed Francis Higgins receiver of the
North River Bank.
MEXICAN BONDS.
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. ia syndicate
of leading capitals was formed to-day. to
buy up Mexican bonds in European and.
American markets, and orders 70 that effect
have already been given. The Minister of
Finance to-day said the decline of Mexican
bonds in Europe was without cause. as the
Government had placed money there to pay
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