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


OF the strike and the fact that the strikers show
no sign OF weakening the share speculation iste-
markably firm. At the opening trading was heavy,
chiefly owing to receipts OF strong orders from
London, which 1t was at first thought was due TO
feelings of alarm created In the foreign sDecula-
tive breast by the congested state of railroad
labor here. but which it Was discovered were due
to the announcement Of the suspension of Lon
don banking house, which also caused American
securities on the London STOCK Exchange to yield
slightly After the first furry the market steadled
itself, ana at no time during the day was there
heavy pressure to sell except in sugar.
st. Paul was the only stock OF the railway list
which showed any activity. IL was FIRMLY he'd all
Gay, never reactIng more than 12 and closing
within 3s of last night.
The bond market was firm in the morning. but
closed weak Government Bonds firm. state
Bonds dull Pc roleum steady. Pennsylvania
OIL sales none; August options, sales none;
closed 81 bid. Lima OIL. sales none.
GRAIN AND MEkCkASDISE
wneat-Juy. $3.50
Flour-Steady.
Hops-Weak.
Pigiron-Dull.
Copper-Quiet.
Lead-QueU.
1in-Steady: straits, Sl9 80; plates quiet.
Spelter-Quiet and steady; domestic, S3 40 bid {;
sales on Change, tons July, $l9 80.
continued duh with week undertone under local
pressure and closed easy. safes 45O0 bags.
including: July, sl5 50@l6 55: August $l4 $50
u 90 September, $l4 1904 70; october.
$l3 so; December, $l3 80.
Spot Coftee-Rlo steady; no 7. l6Ac; mild
quiet; COrdOva, l9@l914c. Sales 1000 bags.
Rio 70. and s-COst and freight, 15c; 1000
bags Mexican p.t
santos-Firm; good average Santos II 500; re-
celpts, 5000 bags; stock. 46 900 bags.
Hamburg-SteAdy; sales, lU0D oags; prices un.
changed TO 12 pig hig er.
receipts, 1000; cleared for the u =, 9O00
cleared for Europe, 10000: stock, $4,000.
stock, Ss,77s; Q. 5. stock, i3s,787 afoaS for the
u s.. 1877 900; total visible for the U. S. 327,7S7,
1tT worlds visible @ supply decreased 43,3so com
pared with last month-this month. 2, 2,l46,423;
last month. 2 80 9Ss; last year, S,loo,6ls
Sugar-Raw, firm: sales, l4,54S bags Bahia, S4-
test at pa ex-ship. and 675 tons Muscovado, 81
test at z ll-l6, landed terms Refined, quiet;
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, July 6.-wheat continued It's decline
to-day under the depressed influence of the
str ikers and closed 7sc lower. Corn closed 1a
lower. oats 3s lower for September and provisions
at slight decline
In the wheat pit the strike situation was the all
absorbing topic and the labor troubles, and the
fear OF the same spreading caused good deal
of apprehension and more or ess realizing
and prices declined n consequence Open
ing trades were at 4@$s decline and gradually
worked down own $4@5s = rallied 1s914 changed
Corn was within $s range. The market was
weak at the close on the strike situation.
oats were weak on selling pressure. The range
TX for July.
Provisions were very dull and easy with wheat
Compared with last night September pork is l0c
lower. September lard 212 lower and September
ribs sc lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. 2 Lard per 100 lbs
Highest Lowest. July .. So 821z So 6711a
July. ....5614c e5Acl clSept....S So S212 So 50
Sept. .5SLac 571Sc .
Dec..... .6l3sc 6012cI Meas Pork Dbl
July. SIP 25 Sl2 25
Corn No . sept. 81 so Sl2 421a
Highest Lowest. Short kirs per 90 lbs.
July. ......4 3sc 4O1acI IJuIy...S6 as s6 421a
Sept. ...415sc 407scISept SO 521a So 4712
oct.... ...4tssc 40$4cl
Cash quotations were follows: Flour-Firmer:
No. Spring Wheat, 551ac: No. Spring Wheat,
-; No Red No. Corn. s01ac: Prime
Timothy SEED. 50 SO@4 S5: Mess PORK q Dbl,
Sl2 54i912 70: Lard. y 100 lbs. So 67La@6 20;
Short Ribs sides noosel. -: Dry Salted shout
ders (0oxed). IS 81 @5 871a; Short Clear sides
fhoxed). So S71296 10: hisky, distillers' I'm.
1shed goods. p ga 81 20: SuRars-Cut Loaf, -:
Granulared,-: standard A, Uu the Pro-
duce Exchange to-day the Butter market was
steady, unchanged; Eggs steady, unchanged.
CATTLE
Three head OF cattle were driven into the yards
yesterday and that constituted the days receipts.
Nominally prices are not higher than they
a week ago. on Monday 1851 hogs arrived. and
since then 3 head have been received, making a
total for the last five days Of 1874. The prices
obtained very uneven. There sale
yesterday at SIS 80. and that figure offered for
load to-day. Receipts OF sheep for the so
far 3SIl of which arrived