The morning call., 1894-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-With the exception of a
brief period of frmness at the opening of business
= aud In the final trading speculation the STOCK
= Exchange to-day was heavy and the transactions
resulted in the establishment OF a lower range Of
values, extending from s TO "a per cent the lat
ter in Distinug. The chief interest OF the market
was conferred in Distilllng, the sales Of which
were very heavy. There was good buying in the
=. stock In the early dealings and an ad-
vance OF rs was had in the belief that
the $4,000, coo loan had been effected A
dispatch from Chicago, however. threw doubt on
= This point by announcing that The Illinois Trust
:CoAipany, which to be the medium OF the
payment OF the money 10 take the trusts whisky
out Of BOND, had not received the funds AS the
:SeQlel proved, this was but part OF the cliQue's
plan to work the market. and the scheme worked
very successfully, heavy blocks the stock being
thrown Oh the market and some stop orders
:be4hg uncovered, the price breaking Is per cent
TO 1884. Considerable stock has been absorbed
by. the clique, aud at the lower figures outside
. .Du}ers came into the market, whose purchases
Caused recovery Of Il, but the trading In the
stock was feverish, and subsequent reaction of
i per cent took place, with final rally OF IL per
cent for the last price being "a below yesterdays
After the close OF business the street was In
formed the company had secured of be-
. tween $4,500,000 and 5000. 900 and that the
Illinois Trust Company had taken possession of
WHISKY IN bond &c Peoria and Pekin valued at S.
100000. This removes an uRsettIiug influence In
The market and Will tend to the establishment of
a healthier market
Tie hsaviness of the general list was due to the
general depression of leaders in the tra0tng
though some of the railroad reports received are
somewhat uniavorable- Changes the week
were nearly all in the direction of higher values
The bond market to-day WAS irregular on
ing 1857. 900 PetroIeum~Ftrm. PrnnsSivssnia
oil, sales uone September opti A. sales none
Closed, SO%4 Old. Lima oil. sales none.
600 In go 10 and S5l 2 600 in silver The Imports
for the week were: Gold 1901 $50 silver StgS3
general merchandise $4,343,415, dry goods 81.
+46O,6l3.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
YbeaJ-August, So
Elour-Steaoy.
:liops-DulI; Pacific Coast, s@l1c. London mar.
ket steady.
Wool-Quiet; domestic fleece, l9M25c: pulled
2OS225e.
.Tiglron-Dull; Scotch, sl9&22 SO; American,
Lsad~weak; domestic. SO To-
= Tin-Nominal; plates, duh.
Speter-N ominaI. sales on Change none.
T. Cofee-Dul; opened steady, unchanged to 10
points advance; ruled quiet, but firm the COW
erings; closed quiet and unchanged to 10 points
net advance. Sales, 40U0 bags. including August
SI4 IS: September. Sl4 z5@l4 80: October
$l3 50@l3 55; November, $lSi Decem oer,sl2 80;
Spot Coifee-Rio quiet: No. T, l6c; mild. quiet;
:-coIdova, 19@l914c. Sales. none.
'santos-SaIes, none; Santos steady; good av-
sto ok. 32O. 900 bags
&c HamOurg-steady; prices unchanged to ~ pig
-Havre-opened quiet; unchanged to 14f higher:
closed at net advance OF "A 10 1af. Total sales
~Kio-Opened steady: exchange, 92sd: receipts,
1000 bags; cleared for the United States. 1000
;baSS. ClcaEeu iOF EUROPE oUUU OdBSi SboC1s %44s-
: moo bags
W warehouse deliveries from New York Yesterday,
$500 bags: New YORK stock to-day. l35.7B6 bags;
united states stock. 1920 bags: afioaC for the
nited States, $4,000 bags: total visible for the
last year.
Ssugar-Raw. steady. Sales. 80 900 bags OF Cen
trlfngal. SO test at 3slc
=, he1neG-ActiYe and higher: No 8. 1894 2-l6c;
70 Z aga Z, Ice; No 3, 41sGi 5-16c: No. 9.
II-loc: no. 10 AGA 3-l6c: No. II. 1850
= 4sG; 20: II. $685. Il-l6c NO. -, 35sc; of a,
S,Io1H2Aci Mould A, 4 l3-l6@5c; standard A,
l1-Iog Apse: ConfeetioDers' A, 4 ll-16G47sc;
CUT LOAF; 5%sg5 5-l6c; Crushed. 63s@5 9-l6c:
powdered 411-1t@4l4c; Granulated 4 lI-l6M
&c; Cubes. l1-l6@5i4c