The morning call., 1894-07-03
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 2.-The proportions which the
railroad strike has assumed affected the stock
market to-day very unfavorably and as q result
majority Of the shares traded IN shoE decline in
the days transactions. The speculation was
heavy and the opening dealings Pullman was
down 31a per cent, sugar "a, distiling "A.
granRerS IS and the general list lsG IS. the latter
Prices continued to decline during the first half
OF business, Pullman losing an additional half
bringing it down TO I554a aga inst 1872 at the
close on Saturday. Toledo and Ohio lost ~ per
cent These declines were effected without the
putting out OF 8 great deal OF stock and the mar
ket was relieved OF pressure OF offerings. rally
took place, which did not extend beyond frac-
ton and which wss only temporary in its eharac-
F.. ter. another reaction setting IN before O'Clock
under bear raid in which the industrias were
t1ie chief sufferers The Depression Continued nm
til. about noon. when sreauier tone prevail ed
except for Chicago Gas, which WAS attacked by
tue bears and forced down TO 771s, a decline OF
1Ss from Saturday
Ihe general market was not affected by the
weakness OF gas, and the stock scare having worn
of somewhat, buyers came into The market st The
lew er range OF prices whose purchases caused an
appreciation of values which was most marked
IN those shares weak earlier In the dsy. Pullman
ESIiea ~, Ohleago Gas lis and the genera rs
y 10 8 shortly before O'Clock. he specuia-
lons showed decided upward tendency a. 1ne
-. The bond market was firm in the morning but
became easier during the afternoon, Aal eosed S
tllGhti5 lower 6oFernment bou0S SseAuS S 80
bonds. dull. Petroleum, hrmer; ftAhSEiFSnia
oil sales none; option sales mona cIoSeu % Diai
eRAry AND MERCHANDISE
Hops-Dun
. Nne2t-July SIC.
Flour-Steady.
e %. Pigtron-DuIL
copper-Duu.
Iin[OStet: straignts. sl9 30 bid; plates dull.
e Spelter->teacy; domestic, n0mInaL
.C6fse-OprlOus opened dull ST unchanged prices
to points advance, ruled quiet and featureless
with trade IocaI. closed barely steady al 10 10
snTbsr : 4 S0Is IS: Septem ber SI4 lU6I4 IS:
:. October. sl 651lS 70; December, SIS 1898 20:
Spo5 Cofee - Rio dull; No. 7. I2c; mild
eu-et ana steady; Cordova l9@l9b4c Sales 700
bEG hio Hl1eQ on Epol 9asiS o. 4o2e lV1 > % o, Z.
HzQUos-Quiet; average 5000 STOCK, $4,000;
cleared June %, 10000.
Hamourg-Que5; prices 14e12 pig higher
Sales 5000 bags: stock. 2os,O09 ineludlng 55,-
900 bags Brazilian. against ~ 900, including
$4,000 Brazilian, l2sI week.
HHVre-Opened barely steady. Sales, 5oOO
bags; prices 1af higher, 81 3 P. NJ barely steady
st A@Laf lower. Further sales. 5000 bags;
closed Z 912t advance. Total sales, $4,000 bags.
5-16d. Receipts, 1000 bags; stock. 100000
Warehouse deliveries Saturday, 22,594 bags
New ork stock TO-DAY, 59,2SS bags; United States
stock lOI, ,36l Rags: s1oaJ for the United states,
10000 bags total visible for the United States,
2s0. .56I bags, against 42s, s68 last year.
Sugsr-Qulet; sales, none. Refined quiet; y o. 9.
II, SssG3 else: No. IL 31k@36sc; No. IS.
Zslc on A. 3s4c@zc; mold a, 4 Lice, standard
41ss; cur Loaf, 47s@5 l-l6c: crusned, 47s@
5 i-I6c; powdered 5-169412c; granulateu.
Il
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO July 2.-BulIish news largely in
evidence to-day, and wheat, though dull,
cl0sed $50 higher for September. Corn closed
lze higher, oats &C higher and provisions pTacIi-
csiIy uachanged.
-. Opening trades in wheat were at Saturday s
p: closing prices, and gradually advanced &c for
=: July and 81 for September worked back sG12c,
:: changed some d closed firm. The trade az .er
~F-aa liz i var " varK =
Noticeable absence OF offerings The strength
= was attributed mainly 20 the decrease IN ocean
passage me MODERATE utllFtfl5s anu Iat0tI III III
. csbles and strength o1 OUTSIDE narkeLs- some
= selling At the advance caused a reaction from the
TOP figures ana corn was 0uu within $sc
range, but gradually firm. The strength came
from wheat
%. cats were stronger and smaller N firm demand
The range for July was 2l4e.
=. Provisl ous WEAK the start the strike,
bus hrmed up later OF shortage for July dellv-
= cry. Compared with saturday night pork is IN
.ch ID SepteD Der lard 21ac lower and Septem-
:: Der RIBS z1ae higher
!: n he ieadinL futures ranged as fellows:
-'Ai Highest ildi Lowest July i1s- :. s. 70 SIS
:@July. ... -5os4c 5512c sept...S5 50 So 70
+s''''''O''S' july ls'I So IS 52I% - SO so
Corn No = Sept..S1Z 90 sl2 z215
80 =. Highest Lowest. Short hlas per 90 lbs
July: .-..4I5sc 4!14cJuly..-- So 45 S645
Dec. Dec. ...zI1te 4lSsc ~
= The casr quotations were as foiows: Flour
= Unchanged: 80. Spring Wheat, 5se: No sprlng
: W heat, nominal: NO. Red. 55c: No. Corn
- 1zc. Prime Timothy SEED 81 75; Mess PORK
. = bbl. 81 47129l2 SO: Lard. > 100 los- so 7O@
. S212; short kibs sides Goosel. So 55G6 $40 l..
Dry Saltec shoulders (0Oxed)- So 81 05 S71a {;
. .Sncrt Clear sides fuoxed). S6 s096 50: " nisky,
= .dlstiiers finished goods. ? gar. 81 8; sugar
on the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market was unchanged; Eggs were steady and
IN changed.
s. California Fruit Sales.