The morning call., 1894-11-02
New Norn Mark cts.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The death of Russia's
Gar has not been followed by any hostile demon
stration on the stock market, which, when the
announcement was made on the exchange, was
quite strong in tone. Not even the international
specialties affected, nor was there any sign
OF the occurrence OF auy event ont of the common.
The expected had happened and Wall street ac-
copied it ph lIosophicaiy. The London exchange
was closed for holiday. but the continental
bourses gave no evidence of agitation. AT the
opening of the exchange here this morning firm
tone prevailed the coal stocks being quite strong
Buying orders in these shares were quite heavy,
it is said 70 the account of inside interests and
the advance resul ting forced the bears u cover.
A factor in the recovery OF the coalers was
belief generally ente rtained that Reading reor-
ganizaton plan will be adopted, thereby Causing
harmony of action among the coal companies.
Philadelphia was a good buyer of Reading on this
assumption. Lacka wanna advanced per cent,
Delaware and Hudson 16S, New Jersey Central
rs and Reading IA. During the afternoon
raid was made these shares, Lackawanna
reacting per cent without n recovery. Della
ware and Hudson lost all but IA per cent, New
Jersey Central fell off l5s, but rallied lss and
Reading recorded rs. The grangers were in good
demand, espec a,ly 81. Paul and burlington, and
they were held, even through the general break
which occurred in the late afternoon.
burlington and Rock Island closed at the top OF
/ the days figures, SO and Is higher than yester-
| day. ST. Paul and Northwestern stood within Is
! OF the best showing advances OF "A aud per
cent respectively. The general tone OF the mar
ket throughout the day was strong on moderate
volume of business In the first part of the last
hour a reaction took place III sympathy with the
weakness OF the coal and granger group, Dut me
/ losses almost entirely recovered before the
! close and with some minor EXCEPTIONS the last
| prices were hi her than those Of yesterday.
Southwest Lackawanna and New YORK central
and Consolidated Gas showed gains OF per cent
| The bond market shared great deal in the
| strong tone OF the share market ana the specula-
ton was active, the safes amounting TO SS0l 200.
| Government bonds firm. state bonds firm.
| Rai!road bonds firm. Petroleum easy; Penn
syiyania oil. sales none: ecember option. sales
none; closed S21s bid; Lima oil, sales none.
wheat-November, o53sc
Flour-SteadY.
iIops-Qulet common to choice old, 397c; new,
| 5@l1c.
/ Nool-Quiet
| PieiroG-Dull.
Tin-Barely steady. Straits. sl4 1915; plates
Speiter-Easy; domestic IS 80.
Lead-Quiet; brokers prices for bullion. IS;
Copper-MarKet dun brokers' price, Sl9 so; eX-
change price, SO 5U@9 60 sales on Change to-
day: 50 tons December tin, sl4 SO: 10 tons May
tin. Sl4 50: 10 tons June tin, Sli So.
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices TO 10 points advance. ruled firm cover.
ing by European and local shorts. closed firm al
70 to 50 points net advance. Sales, 24,5op bags
including: November. SIS 2U@l3 50: Deem
ber $l2 3UQpl2 50; January, $ll 75p - l .
$f s3qid 4 s;G.dg 10 YSe A. Mild
Steady; COrdova, Sls@l9. Sales. none.
receipts 5000 bags stock. 4iS 900 bags. 'T''O
Hamburg-QuieI; prices unchanged 10 IL ptc
advance; stock, $4,000 bags; Including $4,000
HaYre-it GIiday.
Southampton Arrivals during last month, II,
799 bags: deliveries, 20, 679 bags; stock, Novem
Der ], zO4 bags against 583 last month.
Ipool-stocN November /, 22l4 bags
against 1856 bags
Rio-Dull: exchange. IL 7-Sd Receipts, II 600
bags: cleared for the United States. 5000 bags
Tor Europe, 1000 bags; stock, PIT. 900 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York. 77St
bags: New York stock to-day. l66.735 bags; United
States STOCK. 30 go bags: afioat for the United
States, 20T,00O bags; total visible for the United
States, 441,A75 bags. against 434, GA bags las
year.
Sugar-Raw steady: refined lower; No. 8, ole
G3s4c: No Z, 312@ l-l6c; No. 8, 7-16@
35sc; No. 3, ) s. lbS31ze; 70. 10. 3l4G3 7-l6
No. IL, 3-I663 3sc: o. II, l. DC; off A
3 3-l6c: mold A. 5-l6@412c: STANDARD A,
i I5-le@i1s; cohfectiOners' A, 5-lt@ Use
cut loaI. 4s4 @ l5-l6; crushed, 4s4Gi % loc
powdered. al e@4 1ac; graduated, l-l694I4c
| cubes. 5-lt@41ac.