The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Stock market was
heavy during the TWO hours of business to-day ana
O'Clock, prices steadily declined. The erangers
were among the weakest shares on the list being
freely sold on the unexpectedly heavy decrease
In the ST. Paul earnings for the second week OF
November, which was nearly $500, 900. London
was heavy seller OF st, Paul and the room trad
ers followed suit with the exception of Burllng-
ton, which closed rs of on the day but Is above
The lowest The CHANGERS were at their worst
In the nnal sales, Northwest showing a loss
OF 1$s. Rock Island and st. Paul declined Is
ana do preferred ~. sugar opened Is higher,
reacted e. rose 49, lost tho entire Improve,
ment and recovered ~. closing at last nights fg
ureS. western Union advanced IA, declined ia
and rallied Is Missouri, Kansas and Texas IoSf
-, do common preferred 81 and Cordage pre-
ferred rs. st. Paul ana Omaha preferred made
an advance of per cent. The other changes,
Which are almost entirely declines, are merely in
the smaller fractions. The market closed heavy.
The result of the week trading has been very
general depreciation in values, and during the
last three days the principal declines have been
made.
The bond market to-day was somewhat unset
fled, but fairly active. the sales aggregating
$534,O0 During the week the bond marset has
moved irregulariy with the active issues and at
the close generally fraction or more lower The
sales aggregated $500, 600. Government bonds
regular; petroleum STEADY; pennsylvania oil
sales nonei December option sales none, closed
S23sc bid; Lima oil sales none.
The exports OF specie from the port of New
York for the week ending to-day were S16,O22 in
gold and S46e, e9l in silver:
The imports for the week were: Cold 1895;
silver S13, @: general merchandise, So GA 1873;
dry goods. $l,573 S08.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE.
wheat-November, 5eSsG.
Tlour-Steady
Hops-Quiet. State common to choice, s@7c;
new, 59l2c; Pacific Coast. 31s@7c.
Wool-Quiet; domestic fleece, 1e@24c; pulled,
FisirOn-DulL Scotch, $1,000; American,
Sl0@I3.
Copper-Quiet; brokers' price. 50 so.
Lead-steady; brokers' price, So.
Ttn-Duli
COffee-options opened barely steady at 10 to
reacted partially on local coverings and closed
steady. TO 10 points net decline Sales-13, 900
bags including: December, S13 05: January,
August, SI1 so; september. 81 80.
Spot Cotee-Rio, firm; No. z. 1880 Mild,
quiet and steady; CordoVa, 1S@l9c. Sales none.
Receipts. y. 900 bags; stock, 424 900 bags
HamouIg-Steady; prices 139A pig decline.
Sales lb.0U0 bags.
Havre-opened quiet; unchanged to 14f ad-
decline. Total sales. 10000 bags. MONDAY hoIi-
day at Havre.
Rio-Steady; No. Rio. 1ls6oo. Exchange
IL l-16d. Receipts 1000 bags Cleared for the
United states 10000 bags cleared for Europe,
- Stock, 244,O0 bags
arehouse deliveries from New York yesterday
1897 bags: New York stock to-day. l97, 2Sl bags;
United states stock, 257.0 600 bags: aloat for the
United States 4el 900 bags, against 45O, A63 bags
last year
Sug&r-Raw, quiet; fair refining, Sc; centrifu-
gal, 96 test, 312c; refined, Inactive; No. 8, 324 a
3 1916; No. g, 31I@3 11-l6e; No. To- 3 7-l6@
$3.50; No. II, 33sG95 9-I6c; No. II, 3 s. l6131ac;
No. IL, 314c; OFF A, 37s(G41sc: mold A. 7-l6@
45sc; standard a. l-1e@414; confectionery
powdered, 4 7-l6@45Se; grAnulated. 3-i6@
4Ssci cubes, 1-16G 45sc.