The morning call., 1894-03-30
New York Markets..

NEW YORK. March 29.-As was suggested in
these dispatches yesterday the veto OF the
seigniorage bill was received in Wall street with
the II told you so" The banking element de-
sired to read the message carefully to ascertain
the Presid ent's view regarding legislation on
the monetary question But SO far the stock
market was concerned, the failure OF the Bland
bill had been fully discounted by the professional
operators, who were now ready sell at the ad-
vance established in anticipation OF the Presl-
dents action. 1t expected chat outs ders
would he attracted to the market as buyers on the
strength Of the veto. but the lambs did not ap-
pear. The strength was no more than steady for
the active list, with an occasional rally In some
OF the speculative shares due to manipulation.
oregon Short Line aud Union Pacific aud Oregon
Improvement sold up / per cent. To-day the
pu rchasing movement suddenly ceased, and in
addition TO the loss Of the sustaining influences
OF the purchase Tor this account, the local traders
on the bull side of the market became more eau
tous in their operations In the absence OF London
from the exchange which had been a very strong
factor of the speculation.
In the early afternoon the market was partly
strong, Canadian Pacific selling up l1s per cent
and the Central list ia to l6s Then came q re-
action generally. About o'clock selling move
ment was IN augursted, which began In the taking
of profits. and WAS sweled by sales OF timid hold
ers and for the sh TT account resulting 10 a de-
cline OF "A to Der cent and extending along the
Northwest and Lead recording "A loss, and
Louisville and Nashville per cent loss. In the
final dealings feeble rally took place, but the re
was heavy undertens to the market at the close.
aud prices in the main were IA TO IA per cent be-
low the nnal quotations OF yesterday Ihe rail-
way and miscellaneous bond market was strong
during the greater part OF the day, becoming
easier in the afternoon, but closed irner.
Government bonds firm. state bonds dull
Petroleum steady. Pennsylvania oil sales none.
April option sales none, closed SI12. Lima oil
Sales none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wbeat-March. b21sc.
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Quiet.
Pigiron- American SI2@l35O
CopDer-Quet; Lake. 50 so.
Lead-firm; Domestic. 50 40.
Tin-Steady; StrAits S19 bid: plates steady
Spelter-Quiet; Domestic, So as asked.
Coffee-Options opened Gull at a decline Of
5@lO points, but lied on news from Washing
ton aud Increased speculative demand, closed
steady and generally o@iO points net advance.
sales. 16,250 bags inclu Ing March at $l5 4G9
Si5 so: july sl6 450i5 65: Al ust. SIS S5
Sept, Sl4 SO@l5; oct, 81 S5. and Dec, :Sl4 50
spot Coffee, Rio. steady; o. 7,l71a@l75sc; Mid
steady: Cordova, 19A@Is1ac. sales, 45S bags
terday, 113.4O4 bags; New York stock 1853, ,7O4
bags: United States stock, 1873 2U2 bags; aogt for
the Uoited States. 19 1000 bags Total visible
available for United States, 435.202 bags. against
540,S5S bags last year.
Rio-Market quiet; No. z. Sl5@2O: exchange
IL I'd; receipts. 5000 bags stock. l53. 900 bags
cleared for the United states. 5000 bags.
Sautos-Market quiet; good average nominal:
No quotations: receipts, 1000 bags; STOCK 46. 600
London Market quiet at S@6d advance.
Hamburg-Market steady: sales, 1900 bags
prices unchanged to 14pfg lower
sngsr-Raw, dull; nominaly unchanged; sales
none.
Chicago Markets.
CE1c.ao. March 29.-The bears in wheat re-
oain Al 4batr nerva Law and fought crOD-d