The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
New York Mark eta.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-There was an unsettled
tone TO the speculation on the Stock Exchange
to-day. AS a result of the trading a majority OF
the shares dealt in recorded higher prices in the
final sales. the gains ranging from II to 3IA per
cent The weakness of the London market and
selling for the foreign account depressed the mar
ket at the opening, and under the leadership of
NJ anhattan. Sugar, Union Pacific. New Jersey
Central and Denver q Rio Grande preferred de-
cline OF per cent and under effected
The pressure to sell was Slight and did not con-
tInuc long, buyers coming to the market whose
Ing to per cent, in which Lake Erie and Western
preferred, burlington, Rock isand, Canada
Southern, Norfolk and Western preferred, Lead
Western Union. sugar. St. Paul and Missouri
Pacific were most prominent. this follow ed
by partial rea, tion a slight rally and then by a
small retrograde movement In which the stocks
mentioned were the principals. Later specula-
tion began TO grow strong, and some of the
Louis sold up 213, Lacede GAS preferred 23s,
Illinois Central IA. Colorado fuel 11a, Sugar
was maintained up TO delivery hour, when gem
era liquidation set in which sent zig ures down
1461l "a, the heaviest shares being Pacific Mall
aud Burlington OF the active list.
There were few slight rallies in the final trad
ing, but the market IN ire main was heavy AT me
close, the grangers notably so. The early ad-
vaHces were not lost, however, and COMPARED
with yesterdays closing gains are made of 21s in
Minneapolis and ST. LOUIS. ia in Illinois Central,
112 i'll ST Paul and Omaha, Colorado Fuel and
Cotton on preferred. "A IN Sugar and per cent
tional advances werr made and some declines. the
only a fraction being Pacific Mail, which
is down 10 per cent.
The bond market was again marked by con-
siderable strength and activity, and there was a
better distribution OF business nan for some time
past. All the prominent issues were heavily
ira ded in, generally showing material sppreca-
ton from yesterdays closing figures rns sales
of the day were 81, 124 900. Government bonds
firm. $ tate bonds quiet. railroad bonds strong.
Petroleum steady; Pennsylvania oil sales, none;
Decembe option sales, none, closed $3.50 bid.
Lima oil sales. none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wbeat-November, 563sc-
Flour-Stesdy.
Wool-QGiet.
Hops-sEeady.
Pi2iron-Dull.
Tin-Barey steady; Straits. Sl4 521bNI4 SIS;
plates dull
speIter-Qulet; domestic, S3 1908 S71s.
Lead-Quiet; brokers price for bullion, So;
exchange price for spot, IS l21aG3 is,
Copper-Steady: brokers' price. 81 90; exchange
price, SO 5000 SO. Sales change: 200 tons
May TIN, sl4 o. 25 tons a. o. this year. one days
notice, S14 80: IL tons April S14 So 20 tons s.
o. 10 May, days notice, $l4 as.
Coffre-options opened irregular at points de-
cline to 5 points advance further advanced so
Later eased off on local pressure, but closed un-
changed TO lt9l5 points advance Sales, 3O.25O
bags including: November, S13 60@13 10: nec-in-
Der, S12 7o@12 80: January, S12 2o@l2 80:
march. ST. 55@l2 10: april, 81 So: May
SI1 30@l1 40.
Miid-Market steady: cordova. Is@l9c: sales
1000 bags. Rio No. 8, 1ls4c: 5000 bags Santos
15c; 500 bags RIO. 1890; 1000 Maracaib /: 500
Sayahiiia at p. T., ana 1000 mats interior Pedang
spot at S27 50@32 rs.
oantos-Firm; good average Santos. 10000; re.