The morning call., 1894-09-11
MARKET REPORTS.
New YORK Marx cts.

NEW YORK, Sep. lO.-The week opened on the
Stock Exchange with firm tone TO the market
but while the trading was light In volume during
the first hour, the movement OF prices was upward
for the entire list. Then came partial reaction
which temporarily checked the advance but for a
short time on Y, when under a renewal OF the
buying, the mark ct continued its upward course
and it was not until O'Clock that reaction set
in. which due to a raid made upon Sugar
This stock gave way under the pressure and the
GrangeTs, Missouri Pacific and few other shares
acted in sympathy, the loss, however, being
onlv fractional
Speculation continued heavy until after delivery
hour, when slight rally took place followed by a
mid reaction aud in the f al dealings by a recoy-
cry. The market closed generally firm and IAM3l
higher sugar was an exception to the adv nee
There was good buying In the stock during the
morning by those who believed the regularsliyi-
deud OF 3 per cent would be declared Tomorrow
he resulting advance was ls4 aud the h gner
figures induced sales which grew to heavy propor.
tlons and brought about decline OF 25s re-
coyery of 3s being made In the final sales
ST. Paul was bought by London in small lots
aud also by the room traders. who seem to acce ut
it a settled fact that the directors will at their
meeting on Thursday next declare the regular 2
per cent dividend. A rise OF "a per cent to 81
was effected by noon. but subsequently all but Ia
stock rallied ana is rs higher on the day. BUR
iiDgton advanced IA TO 771s in the early deal.
ings on buviug induced by the general strength OF
the market not a little OF which was to cover
short contracts. reaction of per cent followed
during the afternoon WIN raiiy OF As Rock
gained aud lost 12. being unchanged on the day
Preferred rose gig per cent
In anticipation OF a favorable quarterly report
on wednesday and the usual dividend, Western
Union sold up IS, all but 3s Of which WAS re-
tanned to the close. Advances were established
compared with Saturdays final sales of "a in
Denver and Rio Grande. Central Pacific and P @
& St L. preferred: Missouri Pacific ana Southern
Pacific, 11s per cent, and per cent in Oregon I'm.
pr0yement Northern Pacific preferred aud Min.
neapolis and ST. Louis. consolidated Gas declined
/ cent.
The trading in railway and miscellar eous bonds
characterized by marked strength and the
dealings were active Government bonds firm,
state bonds inactive; railroad bonds strong Pc
Lroleum steady; Pennsylyania oil, sales none; Oc-
tober option. sales mono; closed s29sc bid; Lima
Oil, sales none.
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wbeat-September, 6sBo.
Flour-Stea0y.
HOpS-DulI.
Wool-Steldy.
Pigiron-Qniet.
Copper-Quiet.
Lead-Quiet.
Speter-Steady: Domestic, So 3S sales on
Change 20 tons tin, &l6; rs tons October ais StI
e9l5 81: 30 tons September tin. SIC, cars s. o,
lead. SO 10. % "
Coffee-Options opened steady at 5 points ad
vance 10 10 points decline. Some selling owing m
RIO holiday, but afterward traders covered ON
talk of renewed bull specu alton abroad The
close was barely steady at 6@l5 points decline
Sales. l1,5uO bags, including september sl3 Bs.
October, Sl2 ar@t3; December Slz aim . 5S.
March. $l2 20@l2 rs; May S12.
spot Coffee-Rio steady but dull; No z l5sLc.
Mild. quiet; Cordoya. 1910; sales 500 bags No. 7
and No. 8. principally No. 8. at 14l4c; spot, 1000
Hayre-opened steady at 14@1af adv ance. At