The morning call., 1894-12-11

securities on the London stock exchange There
was also active selling here TOR the foreign
count OF majority of the International special
ties. A report that Drexel, Morgan a. Co. Of tnis
CITY and i. :. Morgan & Co. of London would issue
simultaneously statement declaring that the
Erie REORGANIZATION plan would be abandoned and
that stock assessment would be levied induced
amount. causing decline of per cent, while the
preferred on sales of only 400 shares broke TO
per ceat compared with the last previous sale,
whlch was made on November 13. Sugar was
heavily traded In but the movement in the
stock was in the hands of the same clique
which controlled last weeks great specula-
cline of Is was made. followed by an advance
OF 21s reaction of l and gain of II to SO
shortly before noon, that being the top price of
the day turing the afternoon the fluctuations
were frequent. and shortly before the close the
stock touched 9OSs the low figure of che morning,
closing at recovery OF I9 Compared with Satur-
day the shares are down 49, and from the best of
believed by many to be in liquidation of long
stock for the account of insiders of the eroup ali
closing al the lowest, except New Jersey Central,
erings.
Paul, OF which London was seller aud the fluc-
tuations were connned within fractional limits
OF l per cent. The tendency OF the stocks was
downward, and the sales show losses from satur-
DAY OF "a in ST. Paul ana Northwest and ID in
Rock Island. Burlington standing unchanged.
Inc general market was somewhat irregular.
put was weak in the main. and some few of the
specialties show gains on the day, including Con-
solldated Gas Q, St Paul preferred I34 Laclede
Gas preferred 2, do common IS. Rubber preferred
"A aud National Starch per cent. The market
closed about steady.
The bond market was slightly easier during the
day for the more active issues, but few material
OF 81, Ss1, 900. 0'''
Government bonds firm. state bonds Inactive
Railroad bonds easier. Petroleum steady. Penn
sylvania oil, sales none: January options sales
Tota fosea 9s$e ed Lima 5 S ssles nome
e,uding: American Sugar, l3s.o0O Burlington,
900; Chicago Gas $500; Erie, $4,000; New ,Jer
sey Central, $500: Northwest. 300: Reading,
950o; Rock Island, $500; st. Paul, l5,4U0;
wheeling u Lake Erie. $500.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wheat-December, 60c.
Flour-Steady.
Petroleum-S ominal United closed ss@sessc.
o, oTaanges-ouieti fancy box, 81 81; Others,
Pig lron-Dull: Scotch, sIs@2o
al n-oteady; Straits, $13 75; plates. market
Spelter-Quiet: domestic, $3 27M.
Hops-Dul
Wool-Steady
Lead !, brokers' prices. So 90: exchange
Copper-Steady; brokers' price. SO SO; ex-
change, SO TO-
sales on Change: % tons January Tin. SIS TO-
CoHee-Options opened steady, at unchanged
prices to 10 points advance: ruled firm but quiet
sellers being scarce in absence OF Brazil news;
Sales. L, 600 bags Intending December $14 05:
sl IS IS 81
Spot Cofee-Ro. steady: No. z. l5s4@I5Isc;
mlld steady; Cordova, 1S14@1l9c Sales 1900 bags
no spot, 1880; 1900 bags MaracaiDo; 100
pigs Jamaica.
Santos-bolday.
Hamburg-Steady; prices unchanged to IA pfp
advance; sales 5000 bags.
hayre-opened steady; unchanged TO 1af ad-
vance closed steady at al decline to 4f advance.
Total sales $1,000 bags.
Rio-Holiday
Warehouse deliveries from New York Yesterday
I29VO bags: New Y ork stock to-day, 242 500 bags:
United states stock, 424.000 bags: ahoat for the
United states q 5000 bags total visible or the
haro
last year.
Sugar-Dull fair refining. Sc; centrifugal, 90
test. 312c; refined, market lower good demand;
No. 8, a$s@3 SIS; No. z. 3 5-l6@3Iac; No X.
81 @3 6,i6c; No. s. 3.16@33sc: No 10. $50
No. -, 1876: off A. 3I2c; mold A 4@i14c;
standard A. 11-i6@37sc: confectionery A,
ll,d5g3Ysc cut Loaf 7-16@455c: crushed.
31s@4 l-l6e: cubes. l-l6@4l4c.